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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1905
Page
2
Fragmentary dispatches describe a chaotic scene tied to a peasant movement. Reports mention a prominent general’s assassination attempt, unrest in Halos erilan district, and political turmoil linked to leaders in Baratal, Tver, and Moscww. The era’s shocks include sackings and casualties among officials and civilians.
A reader from New Haven, Mass reports a disturbing wartime incident where women and children were killed by a bayonet. The message, attributed to Father Joan and others, describes fear, abuse, and maternal suffering amid conflict.
Fragmented ad copy touts Hood Company medicine as a cure all for various ailments. It markets “Light of a through kan atge” and “LC Made by Hood fee Good” as products, claiming medical efficacy and safety claims with little verifiable detail.
Fragmentary text mentions stabbing and armed conflict with references to men and wires, leaving the full event unclear and details uncertain.
Fragmentary text discusses Korea and a minister toward Japan. The passage references Gan Weuneis, a plan or journey, and remarks about Korea not being a dependent country. The readable portion is too garbled to extract a clear event, date, or named entities with confidence.
Police board revoked the Touraine license after a tense session at City Hall. Multiple officials stated the Hotel Touraine would remain closed as authorities warned other suspected establishments may face immediate closure if liquor violations persist.
Fragmented OCR shows a clash between Moran and Moranaiy over invitations to meet with the district attorney. References to charges, campaigns, and possible actions against a political figure surface amid party tensions. The text hints at legal maneuvering and potential grand jury involvement but remains unclear.
A garbled item discusses Hood's Sarsaparilla and a popstar, referencing Merit and green region words. The text appears to mock or misstate endorsements, with unclear names and places, leaving the central event vague and the sources unreliable.
A fragmented report notes the sale of an object described as the Old Flag Mouse at a brick auction near Arch Street. The purchase price was $250, with some details about bidders and location unclear due to damaged text.
Fragmented OCR text references a ship or crew incident at sea with names like Brandor and Nek, mentions a machine and a buoy, and a foreshortened list of actions. Details are obscured. the readable bits hint at a maritime event with crew and gear involved but lack clear facts.
A damaged notice states a refund offer on an 80 cent bottle from Greene’s Warmmnted store. It promises money back if a 5 cent bottle is returned to prove illness or factory defect, with unclear names and outdated phrasing.
An advertisement offers Derrick Sticks and a four piece assortment in stock from Paget Sow Ip Mn Fae. It promises durable sticks for boaters, with options for single sticks or sets and guarantees reliability in every response.
A garbled OCR text hints at a political struggle over presidential support for Carnegie-backed companies, with mentions of House action, economic policy, and potential reforms. The fragment references Ropeeuch and fictional terms, implying a wartime or economic governance debate and ongoing legislative pressure.
In a surprising ruling a longtime resident known as Arten tot Randed was sentenced to twenty years in a state facility. The decision followed a lengthy trial with local authorities presenting key testimony from regional law enforcement and the presiding judge.
An opaque, garbled business outlook item hints at a festive season impact on commerce and political policy. It mentions holiday activity, rising trade, and stronger consumer demand. Names, dates, and places are unreadable, but the tone suggests cautious optimism and potential policy shifts affecting markets.
Dec 19 Washington. Reneter Baur chairing the committee will open talks after the new year. Debate centers on party unity and possible district actions. Senator Dolliver is discussed as a potential appointee to influence committees. The Senate Republicans favor delaying the cabinet seating and seek a method to manage the high table case.
Washington Der 14 Opponents of the Tileoes onal IL oppose the president's recommendation allowing some Chinese laborers to enter under consular supervision. They argue bribery risks for officials, a weak rationale. The goal is a fair, decently treated Chinese labor policy to sustain trade, with legal compliance and treaty tensions noted.
Dec 10 reports that bids were opened yesterday at the War Department for a conduit to be made by the Philippine government for the construction, drainage and “ittow” of pall roads in the Philippines as provided. Wyart of Congress is credited with the project, with about 2250 miles of railway redirection and related prep work outlined in the notice.
Fragmentary report notes Crem returning from a New York trip and visiting Aissem Winkfeed in Providence. Mention of attending evening services at the Congregation church and delivering a sermon. Text appears garbled and contains stray words.
Edgerton moves into the Utley House for an undetermined period as winter concerns arise. A man named Mr Wiewell fell last Monday sustaining serious injuries. Mrs Frank McAllister and Davie Hale and a Paerille resident attended the funeral of Mere Bliss Pishor, brought from Randolph for burial. Little Doris Lance injured by an air gun accident may require amputation at the finger joints. Mrs Lewis of Marathfield cares for Lonian Stevenasn who is improving slowly. J Brown visits Harton next Sunday in exchange with Rev. Sar Lewie, a former in Maryhford. Mart Lyford is Barnabe Henry Ry mat Le the Farrington block.
The Brookfield funeral notices the death of B J Bixby who died Thursday night at age 81. He leaves a second wife Lyitha Rab and a first wife Heives Angers two sons and two daughters and other relatives. Services will be held Sunday at one o'clock with burial to follow.
An old advertisement in Barre Vermont promotes a health tonic claiming it can restore vitality and help with lung issues. It features testimonials about coughing and breathing difficulties and warns against wine or whiplash remedies. The ad name drops E A Drown and Mrs Nellis Bulan among others.
From Vinal Haven Ackemtech will conduct services in the G tuve church. A Saturday evening entertainment is planned with a talk and banquet. Fish, Sachem of Massachusetts and Vermont, expected to attend. After the meeting, guests will be invited. Palace of Art items and Longworth art collection notes.
A merchant warns of a looming economic chill as prices surge and wool and fur coats vanish from shelves. He recalls past declines and fears a harsher winter with scarce pelts and textiles, noting marked price drops from 826 to 420 for fur garments and predicting widespread hardship. The dialogue captures anxious shoppers, delayed spending, and grim forecasts for livelihoods.
A crime inquiry details a dead witness found with a razor weapon. The wounded man, conscious at times, gave evasive replies about the incident. Coroner’s inquest heard witnesses, with investigators seeking the weapon’s origin and the alleged suspect Wesleyhick facing charges. A physician deputy sheriff attended, and the town faced much excitement as officials probes continued. The widow survives the deceased, leaving one child.
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