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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1908
Page
3
A 1908 Vermont page reports a Taft lead over Bryan in a large election count and hints at legislative action on autos. It notes G A R plans in St Albans to bronze Lincoln, a remark on Carrie Nation, Italian emigration to Argentina, and school roof safety concerns in Montpelier. The piece laments deforestation and forecasts forestry action while critiquing political pundits and Governor Lilley.
A fragment notes the idea of editing the New York World from jail as ridiculous and points to Mr. Pulitzer’s own statements denying personal oversight. It mocks the notion of martyrdom and suggests he had not personally direct the paper for two years, calling the assertion dubious.
A mock episode in Connecticut stirs dismay as young Roosevelt moves from college to a carpet factory and is then named Major on Gov Lilley’s staff. The governor grants the title, provoking grins and anger among Nutmeggers who see the act as a political stunt and a blow to gubernatorial dignity.
In hearings last week John W Heilimond defended creating a receivership framework arguing for a state monopoly to regulate railroads and curb competition. The Rutland News and Burlington News note mixed reactions as rival papers question the move and discuss free trade and legal limits on exchange methods.
The article reports a Senate derived plan to amend a 5 million dollar appropriation to begin work by setting aside yearly funds from western forest reserves for forest land purchases in the White Mountains and the Appalachians. It notes possible compromise but warns it may be too late to prevent loss. The Manchester Union suggests the move is like locking the door after the horse has been stolen.
Ad offers holiday gift items with low prices across silk scarves gloves hats and outerwear. Highlights include suits overcoats slippers umbrellas watches and jewelry with many items priced under a dollar. Clip ad, mark wants, and shop where catering to discerning men.
The House debated a Catile bill amid calls to proceed cautiously. Critics warned against rushing costly legislation while supporters argued the measure could protect public health and prevent waste. Several members urged retaining or refining the law on the statute books.
Yesterday afternoon debates on railroad taxation highlighted tensions over dividends and patron impact. Key speakers argued against letting railroads pay taxes by earnings, while voting on bills reshaped printing labor funding and state salaries. The session also advanced measures granting city aid for fairs and empowering game wardens with sheriff-like authority.
Santa Claus arrives on Neptune horse and visits the City Fish Market where a large supply of fresh fish, oysters, clams, fruit, nuts, celery, canned goods and relishes are offered. Direct from fish wharves, quality remains high and prices stay affordable. Customers may visit or call order 102.
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