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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1908
Page
7
Former police chief Devery argues police dogs are not new in New York history and can serve as valued assistants without cost to the city. He cautions against overreliance as imported dogs are trained and widely discussed, potentially shaping public fear rather than reducing crime.
I cannot extract coherent facts from the garbled OCR text. The fragment mentions names like Marit Nay MES, Bibles Aman Salven 10, and persons including Cro Gres janosey, kert & Wells, but no clear event, date, place, or outcome.
Market values of wring tagts are discussed with emphasis on Brie, dividends, and safety. The note outlines how value fluctuates with supply, demand, and financial protections, highlighting risk considerations for investors and producers.
Dispatches from Tangier claim a major battle near Sovuit left about 10000 Moors dead. French forces, led by a strong cavalry contingent, attacked from three sides with artillery and machine guns, overrunning Moorish defenses and pursuing remnants as they regrouped and fled.
In Palermo a Sicilian anarchist Nasi, accused of embezzling public funds, faced trial when a fellow lawyer, Loudicina, testified after returning from Rome. Valenti, another lawyer and purported anarchist, shot at Nasi in the street but missed. bystanders intervened and Valenti escaped in the ensuing confusion.
London February 6 Mary Robinson admitted falsity under oath in the Druce case during the Herbert race perjury trial. The prosecution sought to prove she was the Duke of Portland’s daughter, and she testified Druce claimed to be the duke while she served as secretary to both the Duke of Portland and Druce.
A bill seeks 3 583 000 to aid starving Russians in addition to funds already approved. Cabinet approval is sought and the measure would be sent to the Douma for consideration. Forecasts indicate higher needs next year due to worsening conditions and reports of famine.
In Norta Park a brother and two sisters of Allen and Acvila Allen, aged 87 and 84, reside. Bayex township school reports 246 children ages 9 to 18. Fred, 17, escaped from the industrial school at Vor Sunday, was captured at home and jailed for safe keeping. A nearby church incident led to a return to Verenewe today. He notes 190 measles cases reported in Rutland during January, with 51 families affected. Dr Ball warns of unreported cases and prosecutions. contagious diseases include scarlet fever, whooping cough, diphtheria, chickenpox, and mumps.
A fragment from the Pittsburgh Post lists curiosities about Arctic flowers, with two colors white and yellow, mentions an acre of forest yielding about four thousand cubic feet of timber, and a mighty oak with over six million leaves. It also notes a coffee tree resembling a cherry tree with cherries ripening at different times and emphasizes hand picking. The rest includes Leap Year, The girl proposed, and various snippets about domestic scenes.
Public auction to settle freight and storage charges on items stored at the Montpelier & Wells River railroad freight depot Barre Vermont. Goods listed include paper, grindstone, lamps, catalogues, dry goods, a desk, mineral water, granite, a table, and more, consigned from Wells River White River Junction Troy and other locations, all marked with rightful consignee names. Sale to occur at the depot on the 14th day of March 1904 at 2:00 PM, conducted by Sheriff H. Trey.
The Vermont mathematics educators meet at the University of Vermont on March 5 and 6 to study how to strengthen mathematics instruction in secondary schools. Attending are top specialists from region colleges including Prof. Rh. Woodworth, president of the Carnegie Institute, Prof. CJ Key, Columbia, and Prof. G D OMe, Amherst College, among others.
A set of seven divorce cases is docketed in the bounty clerk's office this week. The lead case involves Jena M. Gates of Hatttieboro suing Bert L. Gates of Central Vermont for wilful desertion and statutory offense, with alimony sought at 1 a week during the proceedings. Other filings include George A. Wilcut of Brattleboro vs Weston Wiles over a desertion claim, and Wilfis L. Collier of Vernon seeking divorce from Ruth Burrongis Coltive with custody asked for a minor child.
Edward Mack of West Rutland ran four miles between Rutland city and West Rutland in 38 minutes. He started near Hy it corner at 7 45 and followed Hesign street Meltdowe West street to Temple crossing, then along the electric car track. A horse team with Thomas Welsh William Qurbine Kael W and J B Hewley accompanied him. He appeared in good condition for a run, though the report notes some uncertain phrasing about speed during the final stretch.
A fragment discusses the shift to electric light as a daily convenience. It argues that relying on older illumination places you behind the times and prompts readers to consider the advantages of electrification for practical use.
Five thousand troops have been ordered from the northern Caucasus to the Turko Persian frontier with smaller detachments proceeding southward. The concentration is due to an imminent Turko Persian dispute and reports suggest a tense stance by Turkey and Persia influencing Russian military posture.
A heated Diet session ends with a clear majority approving a tax increase bill. Debate centered on revenue use and economic impact, with officials signaling further fiscal measures on the horizon.
Fragmentary recipe lists amounts for a powder blend including gas beads dried erage towers castle towers Yose Tentes powdered errs root and several flavoring agents. Instructions indicate blending until smooth then adding rose in aven orange Gowers later in the process.
Estate of Dorothy Emeile of Brtin is examined in Montpelier before Mescer the administrator. The 1908 meeting occurs as part of probate procedures for the deceased estate, with customary powers sought for executory actions and estate administration.
A garbled notice mentions a suspect, a special agent, and a peculiar scheme involving urine and medical aid. It references a case with threats, a killing, and an attempt to halt wrongdoing. The fragment hints at a price of 57.00 and a distinctive trot content.
F Willey sues in Nome claiming a gentleman’s agreement with Pillsbury to explore a Nome property. He seeks 850000 in damages alleging reliance and connection to Pillsbury a former New Hampshire political candidate. Universal Gold Mine and Willey sue Howard of Ames. papers served yesterday. Ames, a Nome civil engineer, is now in Manchester.
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