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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1909
Page
1
A New York man faces charges as loose affidavits are rejected. Pennhagen reports the university students dismiss the claims about elaine and the Cook polar expedition, deeming the papers irrelevant to their data and conclusions.
New York December 17. Captain Oshon says Captain Osbon heard that Arent W. Loove confessed he faked a will linking Frederick A. Cook and Dr. Cook. He stated his motive was money. The confession came amid a dispute over who originated the plan and who profited from it.
John E Wilkinson Thao and Alexander Littlejohn were arrested on charge of receiving ore from Cobalt mines. An examination of Wilkinson's books shows about four years of shipments totaling 299000 dollars with much of it claimed to be shipped to Chip Powermaster after arrival in Toronto. Police allege thefts involved miners and middlemen without proper written certificates.
Springfield Mass December 17 The Strike of the Lidian Tales is on again as workers return under arbitration’s plan while a faction refused to work. Poles declare they waited for twenty four cent, tensions rise and a special Treasury detective returns to examine alleged immigration law violations.
In a Boston intestate case, the brother of the deceased seeks a share of a fortune estimated at 250 000 dollars. Rival claimants pursue the share of William J Corbett, a junk dealer, with details emerging after the arrival of Cephatt at South Station.
A Taft in-law died this morning at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore after a brief illness. The deceased, connected to the Taft family, passed away following a surgery performed days earlier. The event shifts to local notices as officials report the death.
An official report in the Moniteur announces Prince Albert denying Leopold's throne as Belgium faces regency after the king's death. Bergman's heirs appear to be directed by regency while the royal children will share in Leynard's fortune. Albert’s popularity and domestic virtue noted.
Reports from Blaeless Nicaragua indicate Botrada and Che Morro reached a no conflict accord with Zelaya and generals Vasquez Toledo. U S Marines have landed as a precaution. Armies remain in contact at Tams with Madriz named as likely successor to Estrada.
Manaus Nicaragua Dec 17 President Zelaya resigns as power wanes and an orderly transfer looms. News of Knox's diplomacy and American naval presence weaken Zelaya, while Congress prepares plans to accept his resignation. Troop loyalty and political maneuvers mark the crisis as Strada’s ambition looms.
A garbled news wire fragment reports a man named Proctor Dee 17 robbed of about HM and involved in a shooting at a Wend home near New York City. The text is severely corrupted with unclear names and places, making full facts impossible to determine.
Funeral services for Senator John Baines will be held at the Messinet shared here Minist ay afternoon. State troops and G A R ritual will escort the body to burial, with a formal ceremony planned.
John O Hadlock, candidate for tukyorial Boston, is held for trial on forty counts of forging signatures on nomination papers. Bail set at 2500. Defendant arrested in Mion, XH, and distinct charges pursued in the superior court after alleged filing irregularities. Trial date scheduled following a brief hearing.
Burlington reports Jowph Morrie of Allen Street was seriously injured at Baldwin Refrigerator Company's plant when a load shifted on a wagon and a 100 pound box struck him. He suffered a deep gash on the head a sprained wrist a broken nose and facial injuries. He was taken home after treatment and is resting comfortably.
Vermont secures the title to the state fair grounds at White River Junction after a long process. The deed reflects a settlement with the Billings estate trustees and administrators in New York, with conditions tied to future fairs and an implied property transfer to the state of Vermont.
In a Vermont country court yesterday Jennies Finnerty sues Mary Ayers for 6000 dollars for slander and malicious prosecution. Ayers, living in Leicester, lodged a complaint with State's Attorney Tuttle, leading to police actions and preliminary hearings. The case involves repeated summers in Leicester, a move to Vergennes, and ongoing legal actions including a guardianship appointment for J. H. Macomb in Burlington.
Mrs Mirands Bratowrt Stramahan widow of former Gov Stranahan died at 10 40 today from a brain hemorrhage after a brief illness She held offices in D A R Vermont Society of Colonial Dames and Mayflower Society She was 83 years old and survived by son Col Parr and Stewart Stranahan of Providence R I
A special Hi bernian meeting conferred degrees on candidates from several divisions, with 30 receiving the fourth degree. Visitors from Gradbeville, Montpelier and orthfleld joined locals for speeches and music. The Burne club elected officers, and Uniform Bank of Vincilla lode chose captains and lieutenants. Plans for a January public dance were announced along with a social banquet. A fatal timber accident at St Johns Ree Sere Beem left three seriously injured. The MontreHor court will receive an official visit at its February gathering.
Washington December 17. A bill introduced by Senator Burkett of Nebraska would authorize expenditure of 207000 for the erection of a new high school building in Washington for Negro pupils. The district already maintains separate facilities for white students.
New York authorities disclosed that former superintendent Renest Gerbracht of the American Sugar Refining company had been freed on bail of 1000 dollars after being charged with defrauding the government. The arrest was kept quiet to avoid influencing the jury currently trying the case.
Nelson Tanner, Morristown farmer, held on $1000 bond after allegedly trying to kill his wife with a knife in a Nov 11 incident near Park. Court records show he was intoxicated. he was jailed pending next Lausaille county court term for assault with intent to kill. Wife treated for injuries at hospital. she has moved back to New York.
President Taft expresses condolence to Belgium over King Leopold’s death while new articles of incorporation are filed for a wholesale trading company. The Windsor Farm shows capital stock of 40000, with 3400 shares of 100 each, and directors named including James A Kitter and Martha B Princh. A separate city note reports locals capturing twelve skunks from a hole after a search party
Paris December 17 Count de Boni's bid to compel the Princesa de Saget to obtain tutors for their children was denied. The petition sought weekly support from the princes for arranging education costs and custody matters. The court rejected the request and assessed costs against the petitioner.
Damages for loss of an eye are noted as part of a wider downtown social update. The item lists residents visiting relatives, attending church programs, and attending social events, including theater and auction notices. The column names several travelers and community names, with brief mentions of church activities and upcoming entertainments.
Three to four enumerators are expected in Vermont districts including Barre City and Barre Town. The census will begin April 15 with supervisors assigning enumerators for all districts. The program aims to cover a widely scattered population and cover costs in the Burlington area.
Paul Pinistod, a 90-year-old pupil at East Barre School, pleaded guilty to pernicious conduct after authorities say he released a skin-dispersed odor in a bottle near the doorway. Judge Jnedlen T. W. Scott sentenced him to the Vergennes Industrial School for one year, but the sentence was suspended and he remains under probation.
A chaotic court day in Orange County follows a factory accident where a worker's hand was caught in gears. Injured employee aims to recover at home. meanwhile the docket shows few civil actions heard and several cases continued or settled.
Burlington reports the death of 74 year old Janary Ploof after an alleged assault by his son-in-law Joseph Th White. White, already convicted of intoxication and breach of the peace, is charged with assault with intent to kill. Autopsy pending. White held in jail. Ploof, long employed at Baldwin Refrigerator, left a wife and several relatives.
Northfield branch of the Granite Trade Agreement to discuss whether differences in the granite industry will be referred to executives of two national associations for settlement under the making for peace plan. Barre branch members will receive lockout pay tomorrow afternoon from 2 to 4 at the Sesmpini block and Granite Street hall.
Morning report notes about thirty families sought Barre city aid in recent weeks, mostly granite workers left jobless after a five week suspension. Officials blame limited funds and emphasize few sought help beyond small cash contributions. Some men found temporary work but relief needs remain higher at winter’s start.
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