This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 24 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
2
San Francisco supervisors approve a permit for a July 4 gathering despite objectors protests. Police plan to enforce order as the protestors threaten disruption. officials vow to prevent violence and clear the arena if needed.
Reported clash over religious slurs tied to Convertas and government action prompts debate. De Vides and other officials push against protests by Spanish Epicca ty, while Premier Camalejan oversees decrees aimed at limiting interference and preserving ecclesiastical order.
A wreck off a French dune coast leads divers to inspect a vessel that crushed part of a hull and resulted in 27 crewmen drowning. The incident, reported near Albany Nevada, follows tremors and ongoing salvage efforts, with authorities investigating causes and rescue attempts continuing.
An old advertisement extols Swamp Root as a universal remedy for back pain and urinary issues. It claims to ease kidney liver and bladder trouble and offers a free sample by mail with a health booklet. The copy urges readers to mention the newspaper when requesting information.
Renowned figure Abernathy leads Oklahoma marshal in a wartime mobilization. A dramatic encounter unfolds as soldiers march, wearing striped trousers and sashes, while locals react to a bold display. The crowd includes a gray-bearded sergeant and a provocative line about “are you the boys of Raet’Ku Alive Jork?” echoed by the president.
An 18th alcohol related death is reported in Hartland County. Witnesses claim a Norwich resident provided a bottle of liquor that was consumed with deadly consequence. Authorities note the victim consumed whiskey and the exact contents are under investigation.
Washington D C July 1 The enumeration of congregations in continental America shows total members around 32 966 884 across Protestant and Catholic groups. The report notes high church attendance in major cities with New York 44 7 percent Laker Chicago 40 0 Philadelphia 88 0 St Louis 48 0 and other regions. Data reflect Sunday attendance and communicant shares, with Catholic areas reporting strong first class participation and Protestant groups varying by locale.
Springfield officials Bersawine A. W. Frvtor and Ht. F. Stagmates, both Democrats who voted for Willian Lorimer as U S senator, face grand jury appearance after a subpoena to be returned the same day. Nathaniel Cohey, state field commissioner, and Wouter Wee, chairman of the Tah and game committee, are tied to the fourth general assembly drafting a new Saland game law.
June 1 reports from Mich indicate Lake Sn Pee and adjacent countryside battered by a blizzard with a strong northerly wind and heavy snow. Pets seek shelter as authorities warn of dangerous conditions and reduced visibility.
Fragmented report from Mosenur describes authorities expelling a five year old Jewish child of two midwives under anti Jewish law. The piece notes restrictions on the family and mentions upcoming Vermint Odd Fellow annual meetings and local hotel arrangements amid broader social tensions.
Fragmentary OCR text references names and ages with unclear context. It hints at people and events but lacks coherent details or identifiable entities to form a clear report. The piece reads as incomplete notes from a Knox Popurien related item with distorted phrases and stray dates.
The railroad bill neared passage amid a tense Senate debate. Key figures Owen, Scott, and La Follette offered objections while amendments aimed to curb rapid increases and require valuation of railroads were discussed. The session highlighted divisions over interstate commerce provisions and the potential impact on競 rate structures.
A scrambled report notes Congress may sit on while Aldrich plans fishing. It mentions a possible adjournment around June and a chat in the Senate chamber where Aldrich's fate and mood attract attention. The piece hints at teasing remarks and rival banter from Elkins and others as Aldrich nears a potential Canada seat.
An eruption in Mexico City on Monday night produced a brief quake lasting about a minute and a half with west to east oscillation. No injuries or significant damage were reported as hotel guests and residents fled to streets while others sought safety indoors.
An advertisement touts Hyamel as a remedy for catarrh. It claims rapid soothing of inflamed membranes in the nose and throat and asserts Hyamel heals by killing germs at the root of catarrhal conditions. Personal testimonials praise its effectiveness.
In a June accident near Nusua, two men, Mr. Anderson and Mr. Kennedy, died after their car plowed through a bridge railing and toppled into the water. Anderson was survived by a widow and several children. Kennedy left a widow and two children.
City council hearings focus on corruption allegations as Kohler and Charles confront rival claims. Robler, once praised as best chief, faces scrutiny amid civil service probes. Observers expect tense sessions as witnesses testify about alleged misconduct and administrative tensions.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Victor Emmanuel, Romerelt, Andrew Cw, Emperor William, and Edward of Poland in a context of honorary rewards. The text is garbled but implies a ceremonial tribute or eligibility for honors among notable leaders and monarchs. Further readable details are unavailable.
News from Washington reports an injunction petition against rail rate increases. Markets fell as Western railroad stocks dropped with declines in Peel Werrs Bloiling, Consoli Minted Gas, Union Pacific, Southern Pacific, Atlantic Coast, and other major shares. Investors awaited the U.S. Steel and related sectors amid the mounting tension over the government action and the pending petitions.
June 1 1970 market notes report fresh eggs firm and dairy prices plentiful though weaker. Dressed pork remains firm with slight shifts in wholesale quotes. Various items and quantities listed show regional market activity in dairy, butter, potatoes and yearling cattle.
A fragmented 19th century market report notes veal and beet prices easing at Ricker's Market with dull trade. It discusses poultry care, feed choices for young chicks, and the impact of cold wind on farming routines, emphasizing practical steps like grit and proper coop conditions.
The Croge-Exominatin of Coleman before Sullivan county grand jury revealed the bank clerk’s testimony about attempted fraud. Attorney Coakley cross examined the young witness as the transcript was read, showing the defense strategy.
Washington Jan 1 The interstate commerce commission order reducing through freight rates from Chicago to Denver and other routes was upheld by the Supreme Court The ruling covers shipments originating within the United States and confirms the commission’s authority to set these rates
A garbled OCR fragment mentions various objects and ideas such as Fetish plate, wedding items, casters, a harerbasket, and unfamiliar terms. It reads like a jumble of product references and incomplete phrases with no clear narrative or events.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.