12 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1905
Page
1
A fragment describes a Suffolk isle accessed by a Wakering road at low tide, noting a pillar box inscription urging next collection with the tide. It mentions Danish butter prices in England and a northern European honey export figure of two million pounds yearly.
A South Carolina note on Tom Watson and his electoral impact On reelection politics the piece argues Watson’s Georgia involvement attracted little South Carolina support The author links reciprocal trade and constitutional concerns to debates about tariffs and executive powers, predicting broader policy shifts under a Republican administration.
A historical account notes the long friendship between the United States and Russia dating to the revolution era when Russia aided America and later, during trials, remained an ally. It highlights cordial United States relations with Japan, citing a naval officer’s Yokohama visit and Woodford’s remarks at the Port Arthur commemoration in New York.
On his forty fifth birthday Masey Jackson visits the village and meets an editor. A partnership yields a sensational article claiming water from a spring cures skin diseases. The Gazette hypes wealth and investors flood in, but Mother Clark reveals the fraud and the venture collapses while the editor and Jackson count profits.
A chronicle of Barre Methodism from its 1797 beginnings with Nicholas Snethen and Teswe Lee, through early converts, the first class including six men, and Rev. Ralph Williston’s 1800s labors. The piece notes centennial celebrations, leadership shifts, and the church’s rise as a circuit head in eastern Vermont, with later revisions and publication.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a modern blood and protein cleanser that cures stomach and fever troubles. Sold at Red Crown and Parlor Drug Stores for 25 cents with a guarantee.
London january 11 Richard Croker faced another refusal from the Jockey Club to allow his horses to train at Newmarket The grounds there are private and access is restricted without permission The stewards declined to grant the favored access sought by Croker
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