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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1903
Page
1
Mrs Mary Hogere convicted of murdering her husband is sentenced to hang on February 5 1905 in Bennington New Hampshire. Leon Perham identified as a confessed accomplice receives life imprisonment, while other details from the court reveal the dramatic outcome of the murder case in the region.
Reports say Frank White electrocution failed to proceed as planned. The condemned killer, known as Harry, fainted before the chamber and collapsed to the floor. He recovered after being carried outside, amid a tense scene at Oswego. The case centers on the murder of farmer Clare in September 1801.
In Rome a papal document outlines the stance on the United States move to withdraw from jurisdiction of the prepared line under 6 American priests. It notes the possibility of appointing the ordination archbishop for Baltimore even if cardinal seats are filled.
A Rutland man, 24, was arrested in Jersey City while attempting to sell two antique weapons. Police found 1,000 cent stamps, $183 in cash, three scar pins, two dark savings bankbooks, and a Rutland membership ticket on him. He refused to explain how the items came into his possession.
Two thousand people gathered in London for the reception of the Archbishop of Botrne, newly enthroned as Roman Catholic Archbishop of Westintar. The ceremony featured agitation and expressions of veneration as attendees greeted the archbishop amid pomp and ceremony.
Odiard, under arrest for a theft worth 672,000 from the estate of Norman of Ledyard, escaped at Norwich police station last night. He was recaptured later, with authorities stating the escape occurred during custody.
London dispatch dated December 20 reports Bryan arriving to sail for home to Gurrow. He says he learned during the tour battle nothing that alters his views on various topics and will return for American time.
The Mad Mullah of Somaliland reportedly appealed to the Italian government for aid to quell tribal strife as Britain holds the region under watch. Madrid reports an abrupt leadership change as Sendi Merohan, the Cahan minister to South, is placed under constant supervision. Street officials warn residents to keep gutters clear to prevent ash and debris from entering sewers.
Peter J. O Belldy formerly a Catholic priest in Rutland married Mary Donnell of New Britain on December 14 in Hartford. The license lists his occupation as traveling sales representative. He was known as 25. she is a New Britain High School graduate. They set up in New Britain, attending St Mary’s parish, with a noted public pattern to their meetings and church ties.
Gifford Pinchot, chief forester, will address Vermont forestry matters with talks scheduled in Burlington and various towns. He will discuss forest issues, lumber interests, and state and national operations, outlining recent three year data and policy perspectives.
Henry Doprat of Hartington West faced a charge for spitting in an electric car, violating a local law. He was warned, arraigned, and pleaded guilty with Judge Webster presiding. Doprat paid a total fine of 7.80 dollars, including costs, after counsel advised the plea.
Bennington County Court continued with little business after Christmas, mainly calling the jury and preparing for tomorrow. Mrs. Alice Moffat remains under indictment for allegedly poisoning her husband Alexander Moffat, a Sandgate farmer, as the Rogers case from last week looms in memory.
Work has begun on the B Hille stone shed for the Washington depot contract in Northfield. Most workers are employed in botching and building cabinets of Concord granite. Once completed, crews will return to the Washington work as the Elis company plans a large shed extending from the railroad to the river, about 400 feet long.
In a brief cemetery notice Urpdenti of Waverbury and Mad Quink Sammons are listed among those struck down in a local burial record.
The aged report traces several incidents from Berlin to Hartford and Vermont. Mark Pasteur formerly of Brooklyn is arrested in Vienna on charges related to a 100000 missing sum after he was connected with Darmatals bank. A house fire near Sheldon kills an elderly man, RoW Hrows, while transporting furniture. Jeremiah M. Allen, Hartford Steam Boiler president and insurer, dies at age 0. Vermont poultry officials report 680 entries for a Jan 9 show.
Derrick Chain at Woodbury Granite Co. shed snaps while supporting a derrick, crushing 40 year old Michael K. Philp instantly. He leaves a widow and sister to Mrs. Charles Halvorson of Barre. Fire routines follow a Montpelier Junction Central Vermont Railway station blaze, destroying the wooden building and two empty freight cars while causing a third destruction in 20 years.
At Randolph on December 20 a brake wheel detached from a center train car and rolled away, unsafely leaving the track. It pulled down a bank and then rejoined the forward train without harming other cars. The detached car, loaded with grain and feed, caused an unexpected incident that the engineer and fireman did not detect until the train reached the station.
Rutland December meeting of Cairo Temple Ancient Arabic Order Nobles of the Mystic Shrine elected officers including Jesse E. Thomson as chief rabban and Frank W. Ryan as high priest and prophet. The temple reported 199 charter members with 40 initiations since September 30, 1905. A ceremonial exemplification and banquet were planned at the Rathind Opera House with a bouquet at Grand Army.
In Rutland on Sunday December 38 John Botsford left at midnight for New York. Once employed by Mr Wheater, a dealer in Territory goods, he recently joined the local Typographic Coalition. Rutland’s chief of police notes inconsistencies in the tale. Undoubtedly the same man.
The court adjourned county court sessions this afternoon noting demurrers filed in multiple cases and that matters would proceed to the Supreme Court before county court trials. State v Semmpint and State v Zantwont involve second class offenses. several old cases include Sale v George Johnson mortgaged property and State v Chase. Fred Law pled guilty to intoxication and was fined five dollars plus costs. nolle prosequi entered on Lew breach of peace case.
Simon Wohl from Bnai Brith met at the State Department to urge the United States government to prevent the Kishinev massacre planned for January seventh. He then went to the White House. a cabinet meeting was set to discuss the issue. The president instructed diplomats to gather facts on the proposed note in Europe.
Rumor outlines possible changes to the Telegram newspaper and stock subscriptions for a new company denied by publisher HG Whitaker. Memorial services for Frank A. Hinkey, Washington County’s state’s attorney, scheduled at the Montpelier courthouse. An author’s statement about a local fire in Remond, Virginia. Online work reports and coal company labor details amid regional industry notes. King Christian’s medical update from Austria notes a postponement of a royal departure due to a chill.
Barre's People's National Bank announces Saturday morning opening in the Worthen block at Main and Keith. The new bank describes its oak furnished interiors, modern conveniences, private consultation rooms, cashier windows, savings desk, coupon booths, vault with burglar proof steel and 50 private deposit boxes. Officers include Melcher as president Brasey vice president Ladd Averill Bolster Allen Imna Young Calef and Town to assist. Doors officially open Saturday with open house for the public.
Rev. E. Davidson draws a large crowd at First Baptist church despite near freezing weather. He urges plain talks on sin and faith, praising Davidson’s clear delivery. Afternoon children’s meeting hosts about 40 young attendees, with plans to invite adults to services. Evening subject is The Sins of Christian People with text Isaiah 59 1 2.
Dec 24 Montpelier reports a batch of new entries in county court including Joseph A Chapin vs Hertha J Chapin divorce with Zed S Stanton attorney, and multiple general assumpsit trover and admiralty suits such as Warren B. Moore vs Tomas W. Eagan and Clyde Perry case listings with various firms representing plaintiffs and defendants. Local names include H. H. Lawlaya J. W. Halton and A L Deavitt among others.
Dan I. Richardson sone Kon of the Inte Roderial Iicha:daun, long known Montpelier figure and president of Richardson & Co, died in California on December 24. Born in Wallfield, he helped found Vinet National Bank and contributed to Christchurch projects. His fortune was estimated at $1,000,006.
Stock of 11000 subscribed as eleven directors take charge. Harte Granite Manufacturing Association formed to exhibit Barre granite at next year's fair in St Louis. Barclay chairs, Marr secretary. Directors include Barclay Howland Alexander Miles Sealth Mare Jones Crowe Crows Lyle Burke Gray. Provisions set for space, exhibit design, and aftercare by the board.
The Cosmopolitan Club adds social organizers and 10 members under new rules. Officers include President Geo Trotrop, Vice President Robin Shaw, Secretary William Brown, and Treasurer Donald W. Smith. Board members named. Club rooms planned in Friendly and Averitt block, second door, formerly Dr. Deasel, opening New Year’s Day.
Alexander McDonald, a clerk at a drug store, toppled backwards while reading a paper and was tipped over, striking his head. Dr. Goodrich attended and sewed the wound, leaving McDonald with a bad head injury but no lasting harm.
A group of about twenty guests gathered at Mr and Mrs Guerne Lavioe to celebrate their tenth wedding anniversary at Elmstreet home. The evening featured games and music. Mrs Lavioe received a willow rocking chair as a gift. Comdinion, Montpellar, Dec 24. The state senator B Sibley of Kart Montpeller is ill with heart trouble and weak, Dr Wheeler treated him and he is slightly better but grave fears remain.
The 2 year old child ofEdward Sowden died this morning at Charter Lathgrans home where it was cared for. The funeral will be held at 10 tomorrow from the bese. Officiating burial at Hope See.
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