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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1906
Page
1
Great stir in Buffalo as some butcher shops face boycotts over restricted beef sales. A committee visit prompts planned ordinances to protect public welfare. shops report severe financial losses amid the unrest affecting local commerce.
Boston reports Governor Guild expected to decide on Charles L. Tucker's fate within days. Observers doubt a life‑term commutation, noting the governor has not revealed a final stance. Counsel and supporters say the decision may hinge on weighing evidence for justice.
An intruder from Lowell named George Lincoln Nabern attempted to force entry into the governor’s office in Toston Mass. He claimed he came to protect the governor from a murder like the Tucker case but was overpowered and his fate awaiting an examination by an alien tumor.
A report from Findlay notes a woman was killed yesterday afternoon and a man then killed himself with a revolver. The incident occurred after a dispute, with neighborhood witnesses noting a chaotic scene and a fatal outcome for both.
An Atlanta incident last night left one person killed and ten injured. Authorities reported multiple victims, with some in critical condition, as the event unfolded near a central station. Police are investigating the cause and identifying those hurt.
A pumping station in Starkbridge was partly destroyed by a blaze this morning. The fire damaged the station, with losses near $10,000, affecting pumps and machinery. No injuries reported.
A fierce tornado moved about half a mile east of St Paul Minnesota tonight. It damaged farm buildings and several houses near Wyoming and south of town. The storm destroyed a church and injured residents including Mrs Lagoo and a child. Fire losses were feared and some homes were reported destroyed.
A hurricane centered near Stoddard Wisconsin caused one fatality and extensive destruction with ten buildings ruined and much more damaged. The storm swept from Coon Valley to Mormon County, hitting Stoddard and Brinkham hardest, with Leon Wisconsin and Lacrosse reporting damage and rail washouts nearby. A bridge on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy line near Stoddard collapsed, endangering a Burlington passenger train of about 200 people.
The Eighteenth Vermont union held its convention at a Fire church today with about 100 attendees. Mrs Kel P hs of St. geraay assisted, secretary reported 121 Susitmen and 129% meanders. five new members joined. Officers elected include president Mrs. I. 28. Swift of Orwell, vice president Mrs. Rebeewa 2, treasurer Mrs. Chaos TL 'Whompeon of Brattleboro, secretary Mrs. Kean Thomas of Kesex Jonets, corresponding secretary Mrs. W. J. Van Patten of oe tons, and other posts assigned to local leaders.
In Fall River Massachusetts at special union meetings workers voted to restore wages in the cotton mills. The Textile Council had recommended wage restoration and a Monday action was urged to pressure manufacturers. A restoration plan was expected to be approved at future sessions.
A June incident in Boston caused widespread subway disruption as a trolley fault disrupted motive power. An explosion in the Bayleton Street area followed a power call misstep and cables heated, filling tunnels with smoke and stopping all subway transportation for hours.
A funeral service for Gorman took place in Weekington District of Washington. The ceremony was conducted at the Goran Rosie's Dome on Kostremy with attendees from various circles honoring the life of the deceased.
The body of Gow aiding, the seven yenea off daughter of Charles Ladabouche of this city, who Wee owned on May 8 in the East Creek, was found today In the Otter Croek, half a mile below the place at the drowning, or clothing was early tll whis wing.
In Rutland district yesterday afternoon Matthew Morgan and his son Ree Oll Von died when their boat overturned on Lake Rowoxeen. Divers recovered their bodies about thirty minutes later, with the father clutching the boy as they sank. Morgan, a shoemaker, leaves a widow and three sons Michael Matthew A and John and a daughter Mosina.
Rutland June 7 Interstate horse and automobile show opened Tuesday, drew 4,400 spectators despite showers. Stallion display praised, Vermont crowds hailed it as a great success. A 11 year old rider Miss Stevens’ ponies caused a mishap when a race began. she was thrown, breaking her collar bone and ribs, and sustained other injuries. Officials and attendees included Mrs Borel Pepa Mee and many local residents.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a launch event with racing and atmospheric details. Mentions Atlantic Ocean channel figures, speed measures, and several universities and locations, but the text is garbled and many names are unreadable.
Joseph Junior aged 75 married Jule TeJoseph tuner aged 72 and Mrs Aurelia McN aged 70 yesterday at three in St. Cleaves Church. The bride had been his housekeeper and the marriage follows a contested will where Mrs Dunnior died leaving property to her children under conditions.
Burlington June 7 The Vermont State Siemmen’s tournament spots in the carnival on June 20 draw many entrants. Teams from Stevens How and Lafayette How of Winchkill Hattell Hore and Volunteer Hose of Middlebury Volumer Howe of Verg o Stark Hose of Bennington Nights Howe of McAnderoga Port Henry West Butland and others plan to attend. Morning events feature a grind picnic with races, while afternoon contests run on St Paul street.
The Eastern Star order held its annual convocation in Kuosburg with plans to meet there again next year. Grand officers led by Grand Matron Stowell of Putney and Grand Marshal M. Peltew of Brattleboro were installed. Elected officers included Carlos Starry of Newport as grand patriarch and Mrs. William T. Chuss of Fletcher as grand conductress, with several other officers named across the slate. The afternoon session featured praiseworthy remarks and a formal officers’ installation ceremony concluded the gathering.
A derailment occurred on the Vermont railroad near Montpelier early this morning when a freight train left the track, few cars piled up, and conductor Burns and Engineither Levitt were among the injured. A St Albans wreck train arrived to assist as signals were temporarily down and delays stretched to about three hours.
Montpetier and Hines Col debate surfaced as Mr. Wells announced a bid for state treasurer. Col Walle has been quiet for weeks after a collision incident.
An official transfer will bring the body of a prominent envoy to Vermont. The ceremony plans include a formal processional and a public viewing. Key figures from New York and other regions will attend the arrangements and related memorials.
Nelvon B Tewksbury postmaster and sole merchant of Newbury Center died after an overdose of laudanum. At about 63, he was a Democrat with extensive local business, traveling up to ten miles daily. He left a widow, a son, his aged mother, a sister Mrs Long of Newbury, and a brother Stratton W of Haverhill NH. a $15,000 estate from a Waterloo PQ heir is noted.
St Johnsbury June 1 The first large wedding in Grice Methodist church united Howard Earl Gowen of Lynn Massachusetts and Miew Manche Anaga daughter of Mr and Mrs Cut the Hey The bride wore white satin and tulle with veil fastened by a lilac blossom Miss Edwina Blodgett cousin of the bride served as Maid of Honor The groom’s party included T Marsh Lynn usher Karl D Van e and Halph Looker cousin of the bride The ceremony was conducted by Rev J M Frank Reception followed at the bride’s home attended by Mr and Mrs Bagsey Mr and Mrs Gowne Mise Blodgett and Mr Marsh
A Lebanon clairvoyant was brought to White River Junction to locate a box said to hold papers granting wealth to a girl living with a woman connected to HL O. Gilbert. The box was buried in a cellar. the woman died without revealing full motive. The clairvoyant looked but could not locate it and the search continues.
John W. Foster of the state has been appointed by the Chinese government as representative to the forthcoming Huqin conference, signaling renewed diplomatic engagement and US-Chinese dialogue on regional issues. He is noted for his prior foreign service roles and experience.
The item notes Mika Licsio May Whitrie assisting at J. J. Sovith's market and a gathering at the 1. of 0 hall tomorrow. It also mentions a Welding trip to Montreal returns by Mr. and Mrs. Holo Davie, plus a long arrivals list at the City hotel including J. H. McCaramel and others from Washington, Boston, and Philadelphia.
In Woodbury Center yesterday Judge Fay bound William Snell over to the September county court term on a poisoning charge against cattle owned by C. A. Watson. State evidence alleged toxins found on cattle and pasture, with bad feeling between Snell and Watson. Snell offered no defense. Bail set at $500, secured by Kyle Drennan.
In Northfield on June 7, Miss Florener Helle daughter of Mrs K P Houston and Joseph Haro Thenny were married at St Marys Episcopal Church with Rev Homer White officiating. Bridesmaid Miss Ewa Houston, a reception followed at the bride’s home on No Main Street. The couple, natives of Northfield, plan a spring honeymoon trip after the ceremony.
Nellie J Clark wed James Wright yesterday in a private ceremony. The couple, residents of the area, will reside at E Ey Parker house on upper Merchant street after the nuptials.
The granite cutters union faces another ballot to decide the headquarters with Quincy in front and New York behind. A near final vote failed to settle the issue under bylaws, and a new vote is ordered for June 17 with ballots in other New England cities. Boston and Milford reportedly cast late votes.
A local gathering was announced to choose 10 delegates and 10 alternates for the Republican district convention. The event is scheduled for Saturday evening at half past and will be held in this city on Tuesday June 10. The exact details and numbers remain uncertain in the readable text.
A fragmented OCR note outlines a socialist caucus am regent party gathering to discuss a constitutional issue. It mentions a site at Methrwas Falls and a date around January 10 with unclear local affiliations. The text is garbled but indicates a formal meeting and possible state constitutional topic.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a meeting to be held at Darlingiaing with various shouty references to Harie Montpelier and Nether Jonge Cat. The text shows scattered names and locations as part of a local notice.
A special city council meeting approved making Merchant Street permanent from Main to the hill foot and authorized laying permanent street portions on Morehant and Sune wer streets to assess abutters for betterments. A cobble gutter was approved for Oswald Street and part of Center Street. Frank Fanning got a pool table license. Joseph A. Denno was confirmed as special policeman.
Henry Wilkin, about 40, was found dead on the floor at Williane Buchanan’s Flint Street home between noon and 1 pm. Dr Braley said death occurred about two hours earlier from heart failure. His wife, Alt Weedlie, died a month ago from flood poisoning, and the widower had been in poor health since. An infant daughter is being cared for by Thomas Davidson. a brother survived. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
Andrew Bueini a well known Italian resident of this city died yesterday afternoon after an illness of about six months with tuberculosis He leaves a wife and three small children besides three brothers He was a member of the Foresters of America and the Granite Cutlers The funeral will be held from Lislety home on George street this afternoon at two o'clock
Mrs T V Rutledge of this city died in Stratford Ontario. Funeral arrangements are pending with details to be announced. She was 42 years old and employed at Central Vermont yard. Burial or service will be held at St Marys Academy location in Stratford on Saturday.
A bizarre incident at a three day festival in West Berlin ends with a spotted adder killed while being moved along a trail. Eyewitnesses report the reptile measured three feet two inches in length and briefly resisted before dying. Officials believe the creature may have posed no danger to bystanders prior to the fatal moment.
A heartfelt note from ST and Ales, mourning the death of their son and brother Oni. They express gratitude for the support from Dow Wotekeginan, Mo. and Ales, and acknowledge Lospuvance and Latwarnd Blondin.
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