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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1910
Page
2
In New York a trial hears Heike blaming Havemeyer for a shipyard and refinery scheme. Witnesses describe the scofflaw defense and allegations of conspiracies tied to sugar dealings and control of assets. The defense argues the defendant faced pressure and questions about responsibility for actions tied to the Havemeyer era.
The government claims jurisdiction over vast lands once linked to a railway monopoly and seeks to return about three million acres to the public domain. The contested lands, valued between 45 and 50 million dollars, were held by the California Medicom Company and its successor in the Western Oregon region.
Washington June 4 delays in proposing Deaanthinjunction legislation described as stalled after no further House action. Judiciary committee sent the measure from Pennsylvania without attempts at passage, leaving the issue in limbo amid a tentative session overview.
Washington reports the government intends to withdraw Yearate from the Renadorean frontier on June 4 and has notified ministers of the United States Brazil Argentina and Lima. No motive or timetable for the withdrawal has been given and no indication of a reopening date is supplied.
A distorted dispatch says a broad expulsion movement affects up to 20 000 people with 7 000 from a German Jewish aid society. A separate Washington note reports a commercial line consortium planning similar price increases as in a recent association tariff change.
The fragment mentions doctors nurses science and a mistyped warning about a brash buyer and dealer. It cites a bottle price of 250 to 900 in unclear units. No clear events, names, or locations are identifiable.
A navigator and aviation inspector report a tragic accident near Gatchinn yesterday. A Wright machine suffered a failure during takeoff causing a crash on a field padle, resulting in fatal injuries to the aviator and several other injuries.
Liverpool June 4 Heale C. Wright captured the singles crown in the Liverpost lawn tennis event securing the European championship. Detroit 6 Philadelphia 1 and Cleveland 7 Washington scores appear in accompanying ledger of yesterday contests.
The London Times reports Weyler’s Cuba policies and anticipated actions as the war expands. It notes expedition plans and strategic positions around the Philippine coast and wary moves by Dutch authorities amid unsettled conditions in the Far East.
Chicago June 4 One hour in the county jail was the sentence imposed by County Judge Landis on Nelson Gilpin a government clerk who pleaded guilty to mail fraud The judge reportedly told Gilpin to report to a hospital and inform his wife of the incident The remarks sparked controversy over the adequacy and justice of the punishment.
A Chicago case alleges a moonshine brandy operation defrauding the government of taxes. Indicted by a federal grand jury are Stinga Prindel Max Drontein Abram Weine Frank Weise and Jacob Seizer with more indictments expected against distribution partners. Frindel heads the Minutes Fruit Dia- Alling company.
Singer Manufacturing Co calls a meeting on June 18 to declare a stock dividend to shareholders. The firm plans a 10 percent stock dividend with a $4 capital surplus at 110,000,000 and a $20,000,000 surplus. Directors favor stock over cash.
A severe heat wave sweeps Port Worth and northern Texas to southern Oklahoma, with temperatures rising from 102 to the mid tens, stifling winds and threatening crops as farmers report further scorchers likely to ruin corn reaps and pastures.
A rough estimate indicates American railroads may spend hundreds of millions to replace aging main lines and equipment as they press to adapt to current rate structures. Slason Thompson of the Railway Bureau discusses the projected rebound and the need for maintenance to avert service disruption.
News dispatch from Budapest notes a government majority exceeding 100 in a declared triumph amid late reports from districts still unrevealed. Allegations of irregularities and party support swirl as observers await full results in this critical Hungarian vote.
Better health is claimed from a tonic described as renewing ease and comfort. The text touts Syrup of Pigs and Wixir of Senna for gently soothing kidneys, liver, and bowels, claiming relief from biliousness and headaches, urging use of the genuine California Pig Syrup Co. product.
A chaotic report from Peking warns natives may rise amid unrest. Foreigners and ships from the United States, Germany, and Japan prepare to protect civilians as authorities plan possible evacuation and coordinated defense. Diplomats foresee potential outbreak near the Kai Kiang river, though expect low likelihood of immediate action.
A food expert testifies for the government regarding bleached flour and its digestion. The testimony argues that nitrogen peroxide in flour affects bread digestion and links safety issues to flour processing methods. The expert discusses capacity of sourdough and digestion outcomes, citing electrical processing as a factor.
A chaotic OCR reads like a scandalous tale from New York dated June 4. Prof Harry Peck allegedly correspondence with Quinn includes Dear Heart letters and postscripts about meetings, plans, and affection. Ronalds of New York died peacefully, with Desionee connections and social prominence noted.
A report notes cost pressures on the Prussian crown as reforms raise civil service pay and the military budget. The emperor’s finances are stretched by a 5,080,000 currency figure, with government properties surrendered to the state and higher payrolls across the civil service. Household maintenance for the royal family remains a funding priority.
Federal court in Trenton New Jersey Thursday imposed a $5000 penalty on Hiram A Lyon a prominent Minn banker before Judge Bell. The exact charges and full details of the case are partially obscured in the report but note the substantial fine and formal court action tied to smuggling allegations.
Police suspect a man beat John Larsen, 24, janitor of the Kent building at 12 Sherman street, then set a basement office fire to destroy evidence after his body was found on the floor. Loss from the blaze estimated around 100 dollars.
Washington June 4 The nomination of Fred W Carpenter former envoy to President Taft as United States minister to Morocco had just been confirmed by the Senate.
An article advocates a basic health plan to gain weight and improve vigor. It warns against extreme athletics damaging vital organs and promotes a method involving careful eating and muscle development to reach a healthier, fuller physique.
Cleveland June 4 The Kohler trial for immorality and drunkenness produced a sensation as a key prosecution witness contradicted earlier claims. The detective testified that Kohler never ordered beatings of a reporter, though the chief did say the boy needed a licking. The defense plans for more days of testimony with over a hundred subpoenas issued as spectators crowded the proceedings.
Boston July 4 Defense counsel Pratt argued that Kelther acted from compulsion and misled by a supposed aunt’s bequest while outlining alleged bank insiders knowing of the cash theft before the collapse. He claimed Kelther organized the account and that cashiers and officials were aware of the scheme as the bank failed.
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