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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1905
Page
1
A heated argumen t broke out at a miners convention in Takemokin Pennsylvania as radicals fought a special committee proposal. The executive session followed adjournment with leaders claiming the panel was railroaded, but the plan was later dropped in favor of the committee’s approach.
Petersburg reports violent clashes as revolutionaries seize control. Towns abandoned, estates resisted by landlords and loyalists. Regular military actions continue, with Baron von Loeiris’s garrison overwhelmed and surrendered after heavy fighting and plunder. Survivors taken prisoner.
Vague scraps from a 19th century issue mention road plans, funding and public works near multiple localities. References to officials and events are fragmented but hint at infrastructure debates and civic actions tied to a named publication. The legible elements point to civic planning rather than a single dramatic incident.
An incoherent OCR fragment describes a cold breakfast and muddled remarks about people and places. It references a moat and a Capital City area with torn names and unclear actions. The text resembles garbled diary style notes with no clear event or outcome.
St Peterburg dispatch reports a controversial proclamation calling to bankrupt Russia by starving its finances. The text claims a coordinated effort by antiwar groups and political factions to refuse taxes and disrupt government funding. Authors claim broad support amid hostility between factions and international tensions.
A fragmentary telegram from Landen Met on 16 4 1 reports Petersburg expects a speech to bolster Premier Witte. The message notes strong reaction to the recent resolution and implies decisive steps by officials.
Rochester dispatch reports a deadly fire at Chili Center in which Mrs Fy bearer aged 75 and her son, 48, perished in their home. The blaze occurred this morning and destroyed the dwelling, with fire officials investigating the cause.
In a fragmentary item a concert is announced for Christwot milee with performers Wilder and Beves and Crelesind Wake. The text is garbled but implies a scheduled event with musical acts and a sense of anticipation.
Fragmented report from Cambridge Des noting a comet sighting and related weather observations. Vague times and scattered phrases reference a celestial event and local conditions, with unclear references to authorities and measurements.
Fragmentary text references Newport and liquor rules, dates and names muddled. No clear action, outcome, or identity details can be established from the readable fragments.
The obituary notes Dedhuw Muse Doc the 16th of December and references the well known Luwoa ivulkurel iltac and enadukite adibar of the New Raylend Farmer who died. He was born in 1901 and wrote for many agriculture papers nationwide since 1930s.
Dispute over arbitration leads to ongoing work suspension at Hardwick. Four workers walk out at Weedinry Granite plant after failed talks with management. Strike spreads as negotiations stall and conditions worsen. Local merchants report relief as settlement is reached.
A schooner severed in a collision off Boat Nor walk between Bridgeport bound freighter Manchester City and the Lawrence from New York. Four crew were saved after the forward section was torn away. One injured sailor received a head wound from a flying plank as the damaged vessel drifted toward Booth Island Sound awaiting rescue.
Bennington reports indicate a man named Mallory, once a dry goods dealer with A. K. Buhle & Co., was arrested in Chal why the Qret of the week. He is held for requisition after a house search recovered hundreds of dollars in goods. The grand jury at the county court diame term indicted Lim for leroy. Mallory had worked for Heston & Albany railroads before. his ties to theft and flight are noted.
Neonington Dec 16 Mrs W F Bar the legatees in the will of Nathan Winselock of Shaftebury was given a verdict yesterday afternoon after a yearlong legal fight. This is the third trial and the case has wended through evans courts to the supreme court. The original will was upheld and the estate valued around 150,000 with Mrs Burgess named as beneficiary against a prior ruling.
A Rutland notable dies after a long life marked by local gives and Civil War service. The individual, once a may have family ties and prominent positions, reportedly faced hardships and injuries, finishing as a lieutenant colonel during the conflict.
A woman identified as Mary Suart of 330 Third Street Albany was attacked while visiting friends at 487 Dost List Slewers. She was stabbed six times between 7 and 9 p.m. and transported to a hospital in critical condition. Police say the assailant fled the scene and a suspect has not yet been named.
A blast shattered a Nyauis plant in New York area causing extensive damage and prompting a security response. Officials report a major incident with structural damage and potential chemical exposure concerns as investigators seek to determine the cause.
Charles W. Lescott of Williamstown takes the lead in the Compe Ball event as a beginner. Martin Modiebon shows promise in the Can Ball with a strong finish. The meet features a long winner in a 2 quarter wordy format amid Central Vermont competition.
A chaotic OCR fragment references an embezzlement case involving a person named Major Malpord. The text is garbled and lacks clear dates, locations, or official actions, preventing a precise event reconstruction while indicating a financial crime and a sentencing implication.
A garbled OCR item mentions Russians from Scotland and a New York incident with references to refugees, air travel, and a seaside or border setting. The text is unreadable in parts but indicates a news note about a refugee group and activities around New York with unclear details.
Reported injury followed a rough exchange between Jer and M Y in a preliminary wrestling match. Rogers took a hard fall and was knocked unconscious, with medical staff attending and Rogers possibly unable to wrestle again this season due to serious ankle and head concerns.
Directors of the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway and sister concerns met in the city to decide a dividend reduction for the Rock Inland system. The plan aims to reduce the quarter’s dividend from a stated rate to a lower per cent, lowering stock value expectations. The exact figures are not fully legible in the document.
Dec 16 Cambridge and Marvard figures feature in a domestic scene described by a local court, with references to Justice Julie of Lew Bawkshire and others. The fragment mentions Marvard in a Shatre context and a judicial element involving names like Justin Jol, Bloat gwet, and Robert W. Woods.
Fragmentary dispatch describes a violent outbreak with over 300 people reported killed or wounded. The chaos spread through a Jewish quarter as panic gripped Beicy and nearby districts, with stores burned and authorities struggling to quell the unrest.
Waterbury girls beat Montpelier 7 to 4 in a high school softball or similar game. The readable line notes the 7 to 4 score and mentions Montpelier among the players, with a reference to a high school context and a late-night or day game setting.
The city council considers a petition urging a curfew law for Byrre. Officials debate the council’s authority and possible actions while a police report notes 29 births and 27 deaths in November. Building permits, rents, and police activity are also reported as the council adjourns.
At a council gathering the board and city heads hosted Mayor Barclay for a farewell at the city hotel. Alderman McKennie presented a lavish menu and gifts, saluting Barclay’s years of service while neighbors and officials praised his leadership and expressed gratitude.
The report lists city officials including Water Superintendent C. Allen and Fire Chief Bruce, with Mayor William Barclay and Aldermen J J McKennie Milne Sowden Burke Michhetti Adie and others. It notes names of county and city officers and mentions building inspector Martin Riley and police chief Patrick.
Will venerate memory of Burns as Seaton club held its annual meeting in the paint ure' Dall with good attendance. Officers elected include President James Pier Nee, Secretary James Hirick, Treasurer A M Smith. executive committee William Scott James K Anduceny. Anniversary celebration set for January 35 with plans for another meeting in two weeks.
The citizenship hearing for S Hollister Jackson was reconvened before Ed itound C Mower in Burlington. State attorney John W Garilon and OA A Hoar for OA Fhelps questioned why Jackson is not a citizen. Testimony touched on family history and a grandfather’s experiences, including travel from Powell to Stukeley Canada, with references to a 1816 Jackson Bible.
In Burlington on December 16 Charles White failed to secure bail and was ordered held for the March term of Chittenden County Court. The man faced a charge connected to alleged windfall and was remanded to jail after the witness row and courtroom confusion surrounding the case.
The funeral of the late El Holden was held at 2:00 yesterday afternoon at the Epiphany church with the Rev. G. Freeman officiating. A short service was held for relatives prior to the service at the church. Members of J. B. Craydall Post were in full dress and many friends attended. Fremont spoke kindly of Holden, a former officer in the Fidomal army and a public servant since the war. Proceedings included several other veterans and a funeral interment at Elded cemetery. Floral tributes were profuse.
Fragmentary report notes a ceremony or reception for Cesullivan and others. The text references O Sullivan Jigs returning from a journey to Yori and mentions a freight incident with a calislon. Names and specifics are garbled and uncertain.
A fragmented OCR item notes a disturbance involving Woke Parkes Dencley School and individuals named William Baska and Cusiolaias vbibeelins at a location called Witte. The text is garbled but suggests a suspensory social or disciplinary incident with unclear specifics and no clear outcome.
Willard of East Montpelier, 33, feared driven by worry and a nervous temperament, died by strangling self in his Barre home after a month of severe anxiety. He recently moved from meat business ventures, leaving a widow and two children. Funeral planned Monday at 1:30 PM in Montpelier with Masons and local sportsmen paying respects.
Fragmentary obituary notice mentioning Mrs Wakefield and Macy B Wakefold, with scattered references to services at a church and associated mourners. The legible parts hint at funeral and memorial events in Middievex, describing church rites and related attendees.
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