14 Jul 1906
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1906
Page
1
George Calvert of San Francisco today ascended Mont Blanc in nine hours 74 minutes, an extraordinary feat of endurance. The feat, accomplished in Geneva, Switzerland, beats the usual 14 hour ascent and a mid route rest, marking a remarkable climb by a U S climber.
Cincinnati reports Cy Seymour sold to New York in a three party arrangement with St Louis. Terms not disclosed. Danny Shay and Spike Shannon ordered to report to McGraw in New York while Mertes and Marshall go to St Louis, signaling St Louis involvement in the deal.
New York July 14 The coroner s inquest into the death of Mrs. Alice L Inan found beaten to death at her mother s Bronx home was adjourned to Monday next Witness Mrs Louise M Stenton appeared but could not provide a coherent statement Direct questioning yielded little clarity as the adjournment was declared necessary amid unclear testimony from the witness.
Fame reports the Vatican palace is unstable with cracked bulging walls and leaning rooms. The Pontiff will move out as walls are strengthened. completing overall safety may require more than 100000.
Ithaca July 34. Charles Courtney tenders resignation as Cornell crews coach after twenty five years. He cites annoyances from Cornell athletic management as the reason for stepping down. Origin unclear due to OCR errors but indicates a formal resignation and displeasure with administration.
Lowell Mass July 14 At a meeting the Lowell textile union yesterday voted to ask mill agents for a 10 percent wage increase to take effect July 29 The rise if granted would affect between 30 000 and 000 wage earners.
Report from Thawala July 14 describes peasants fleeing in terror amid disorders. Mentioned are former Min Tater of Agriculture Yermoloff and the late Count Orle Davideff as included among those displayed or affected. Troops have been dispatched to the scene to quell the disturbances.
German factories face criticism over horseflesh in sausage and other delicatessen products. The report highlights serious quality concerns in meat processing at several plants in Herlin, Germany, casting doubt on purity claims during the era.
Manila reports the betrothal of Mity Anmnio Ide, daughter of Governor General Ide, to Congressman Bourke Cochran. The engagement was confirmed after a formal announcement in the press, signaling a forthcoming marriage.
July 14 report notes the sultan of Morocco seriously ill with typhoid fever as the illness spreads through tang. The item is a brief health notice conveying a royal figure’s illness.
District Attorney John T Moran hires Granville McFarland to collect evidence and study conditions on railroad gas and electric light companies. He believes they violate penal statutes and aim to present grand jury action. Moran cites rate discrimination and passes to legislators as abuses in pursuit of punishment.
Boston July 14 Mrs Ellen Bickford was sentenced to ten years in prison by Judge Bishop in the Superior criminal court after a verdict of guilty for illegally treating Miss Elizabeth Cosgrove, who died of blood poisoning. The jury deliberated forty two minutes.
Cleveland July 14 High officers of the Standard Oil Company are to testify when the Special Federal grand jury resumes investigations Monday The inquiry shifts from railroads to the company suspected of political favors Principal witness will be M G Will treasurer of.Standard Oil Company of Ohio and Edger Boyanduy Chicago chief Other officers subpoenaed or to be located Virgil Py Kline attorney for the oil company notified District Attorney Sullivan that Mr Vilas would attend Monday and
A New York dated dispatch reports Italy proposing to cut army strength by two corps, with potential further reductions totaling about 60 000 men, if the plan gains support among Great Britain and France. The note cites War Secretary Haldane’s hint in Parliament favoring reduced warfare. South Ryegate notes a local disturbance over the town mill paper and missing workers.
Grace Brown of Otsego County is identified as the drowned victim found Thursday in Big Moose Lake New York. Coroner Coffin and officials pursue an investigation into a possible crime aided by reports of a man named Gillette from Cortland seen with her.
A trolley pole severed an ammonia pipe between Consumers Brewery and Consumers Hotel in Flatbush New York. A heavy leak flooded the car area with fumes injuring passengers and stunning crew. Motorman James Mc Cortland and engineer Paul were overcome. several女性 suffered hysterics as riders fled into darkness and windows were pried for escape.
Elizabeth Melia of Arthur Avenue, Brat, was found in woods with a cut throat and bruises after a man she knew led her on a walk. She said he attempted to assault her. she gave the man’s name to police. She was taken to a hospital in a serious but stabilizing condition.
New York July 14 Harry K Thaw lacks funds to mount the defense for the Stanford White murder trial. Report says his income via his father’s will is about 2,500 with most funds from his mother Mrs William Thaw. her arriving from Pittsburg is awaited to approve further funds. District Attorney Garvan and Shen discuss papers and counsel for Thaw.
A Barre man from Harlington is sought for a bank heist reported yesterday. The suspect, MocFarlane, a granite cutter from Marre, is described alongside two associates Nas Halifilien and Dawale with monetary figures of 649.29 and 251.46 dollars mentioned in the notice.
Death of Mrs Harriet Dartt reported with funeral details. Mee Hackett Durtt died suddenly on Wednesday. funeral planned for today and burial tomorrow at the Wilson family plot. Survived by Wilbur Durtt. Also brief note of a missing man at Large in Rout Highgate and a County Democratic convention slated for July 28 in Latinville.
Pittsburg defeats Tenney's men as Glaze replaces Tannehill and Did Weil. The game is decided by a strong fourth quarter, with the champs sealing the win while the leaders fall short in a dramatic finish.
The Burlington Champs beat Intercity 4 to 3 at Intercity Park in a tight late game. Eddie Burns drove in the deciding run in the seventh, while Burlington pitching held the Queen Citys to six hits and managed crucial defensive plays to secure the victory.
Ottawa edged Rutland in a tight contest paced by Carney’s third inning home run. Watson pitched until the eighth inning before relief, with Hildebrand finishing the mound work as Ottawa tallied seven runs and Rutland managed four.
The sixth annual open tennis tournament for the Vermont championship starts Tuesday August at the Old Pine Golf Club course in St Johnsbury. The singles winner must face San Antonio Texas state champion and the silver cup becomes property after three wins. Entries close August 6 and should be sent to Ahuri Spine St Johnsbury.
Middiebury July 14 Tree Thomas Simms pastor of the Middlebury Congregational Church has received a unanimous call from the congregation in Massachusetts. The pastor’s long tenure and service are cited as factors. It is uncertain whether Simms will accept as relations with the Middlebury church remain amicable. He will decide after further consideration.
A six month effort by Professors Anneatte Rho and B. Sinend and assistants to perfect a wax museum named New Kaden Musee unveils scenes from Cuba under Den Wogler's war era. The Vermont show uses plaster forms and wax figures with meticulous detailing and is billed as the only waxwork exhibition in the state, touring Barre's Males Pavilion from next Saturday with daily hours, and featuring Cuban-made rifles and scenery.
A rough scoring tale with earned runs and baserunners highlights a close Burlington win or loss as Ashmore’s ground ball elicits cheers. It notes Burns and Hateh with five strikeouts each, Pulbamas Hanis Mey Ohwad and others in attendance, with a heart disease finish and a crowd scene at Marble City.
The Talk of the Town reports William Alexander and John Mee Manard planning a Boston visit with the national granite manufacturers group to discuss a local dispute among Hitlenity Detweun workmen. Other items note absences, visits, real estate dealings, and a court sentence for Wright.
Montpelier July 14 Maxhan of Shady Maxham was badly hurt when thrown from a load of hay he stood on the rear. He sustained a broken collarbone a fractured left wrist and three broken ribs after the horse started and the load toppled. Morris Berry aided him home and Dr McGuire attended him. He rests comfortably and is expected to recover.
Alonzo L Wheeler aged about 60 died in Montpelier from a complication of diseases. Born in East Montpelier, he was the son of Mr and Mrs yard Wheeler. He leaves two sisters Morse of St Johnsbury and Mrs Sylvester Madden of Bloomfield Mass, and a brother HH Wheeler of Montpelier. He drove stage between Calais and Montpelier for eight years. Funeral Sunday at 2 pm in Calais Cemetery with Rev Grant Van Blarcom officiating.
Sunday church services are listed for several congregations. Presbyterian services led by Christian Seignes, Methodist address by Katia Smith at 10:30, Epworth Teague preaching at 7, Fifth Sunday Trinity observances, Congregational offerings with Rev W B Dukeshire and Mercy Poole, Salvation Army meetings with a 7:30 pm salvation address, St. Monica’s church children mass at 9 and catechism later, plus a Salvation Army speaker Captain Agleworth touring from Canada speaking on Our Flag today.
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