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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1908
Page
7
The piece notes a revival of prohibition and loyalty option in the nation, with Southern states taking a bold lead and Western and Middle states following. It cautions the wave may create confusion for political parties as the liquor traffic debate expands nationwide. It mentions campaigns and public sentiment shaping next-term policy choices.
James Tee Fingh reports complete fitness of the Ruvaian revolution led by Anton St olterbak, head of the peasant revolt, addressing the Russian Socialist Revolutionist Society in Chi e at a full House. He declares workers numbered by hundreds of thousands, notes no market for Musnian land, and predicts progress with optimism despite upheaval.
John F Betz prominent Philadelphia brewer and wealthy citizen died yesterday in the city. He was a chevalier in St Gregory and well known in local business circles.
Fragmentary text mentions French income tax and Parliament in a garbled Times style. No coherent events or names to anchor a complete summary.
East Pittetond town records show a spring lit by a local industry and a decline in Newport dealers as measles spread. John Page Brown, long a trader, travels and recovers after a severe injury, while Marg et Gleason nears ninety seven and Elizabeth Wilds joins Smith College society life.
A new permanent Y M C A organization has been formed at Norwich University. The group mirrors the Montpetier seminary association, with officers including President Karl F. Baldwin and Secretary Bowes. The society totals about forty members and plans regular meetings.
The English discount rate dropped from six to five percent yesterday as gold arrivals and improved reserves reassured the Bank. Despite some Africa related tensions, the Bank could not justify prolonging the higher rate. Open market discounts fell to about 4 1/4 percent and continental markets steadied as the pound softened marginally.
Chicago January reports say two men were killed and several injured in a long battle near Gary Indiana between railroad laborers and Hungarian workers backed by police. The fight erupted on South Bend railroad tracks as Hungrarians defended a camp and a watchman sought help.
Lord Avebury eulogizes Andrew Carnegie in St Andrews Scotland, honoring a captain of industry whose retirement from active work allowed him to devote wealth to philanthropy. The address lauds his contributions to steel, libraries, and public welfare.
Mia Frederick A. Warner, wife of a London shoe merchant, disappeared in New York after sending a letter to relatives in Boston stating she intended to end her life. Police in New York and Boston are investigating. her husband Warner is abroad. A brother in Cohumbus appears involved, and letters to relatives prompted the search.
Jan 7 Carwon Nevada reports a joint committee framed a resolution to keep troops in Goldfield until the state can provide police or other order mechanisms. The Senate and assembly will form a combined committee of ten to meet and discuss measures for Goldfield and state police, with the governor’s support guiding action.
Chicago January 17 in the municipal court Harrison street station Hadohason was fined 3 for disorderly conduct. She pleads for an abatement. The judge denied. Delia created a disturbance. police intervened. She was overpowered and three more guards were needed. She received a $100 fine and a 30 day jail term.
Berlin reports Chancellor Vou Bae low urged the Prussian Diet to approve a government sale of the so called allusion of foods in Pr Poland to finance German war aims. The debate centers on authorizing a land sale to fund war needs amid tense political maneuvering.
The Londonderry Sister notes Hyde Park Savings Bank led by ex Governor Page has surpassed a million dollars in assets as of July 11. The bank attracts depositors statewide through liberal advertising, prompt service, and a four percent interest rate, with investments entirely within Vermont.
The notice calls creditors to present claims by a stated date in a court proceeding. It references a guardianship or liquidation action and names the relevant county and officials. The fragmentary text indicates a deadline and court action affecting assets and claims.
A fragmentary OCR item mentions Jost and crnumite in a local public record tone. The readable words point to an estate or related notice with unclear names and a possible date context. Further clarification is needed to identify the exact entities and actions.
A fragmented ad style snippet alleges a product Merpivide kills germs in hair roots and promotes hair health. It mentions Herpicite as a rival and claims daily proof of effectiveness. Reading implies a direct mail order offer with a Detroit stamp request.
Augusta Jan 17 Maine dairies deemed inferior to those in Free States and New York. State agricultural officials plan an investigation into coalitions affecting dairy health. Two inspectors will survey Maine dairies and compare results with Massachusetts findings amid ongoing health board concerns.
Five youths drowned after breaking through thin ice at the Timtown reservoir near Connelleville Pennsylvania on January 17. Fire crews recovered four bodies and continued searching for a fifth. Authorities stated the group skated onto unsafe ice and broke through into frigid water. Rescue squadrons and local responders aided in the operation.
An unclear listing mentions property at 96 Merchant Street and nearby structures with partial details about sale, price, and local transactions. Names such as E Batchelder appear amid garbled text describing an estate event and a transport fare note.
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