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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1909
Page
2
The weekly golf event awarded first place to a player with a 38 and 43 and a handicap of 11 P W Nichols placed second and LR Hutchinson third. Alm Milne had the lowest net 09 with a 7 and an A card. W Nichols was 73 and 1.
In Chicago yesterday the Phillies fell 1 to 0 to Chicago in a pitching duel between Reulbach and Moore. Early miscues helped trigger the decisive run with Dooin an error allowing a double and scoring on Hoffman's hit. Batteries: Meulbach Moran for Chicago and Moore Dewin for Philadelphia. umpires Comck and Jokn. Other NL scores noted: St Louis, New York 12-8. Chicago 0-0. St Louis 0-?
In Philadelphia June, reform leader D Clar' tree Gibbaway led a strong challenge for district attorney against the local Republican machine. Opponents included William Prt party backers and prominent figures like Rotan, an incumbent attorney who won renomination. Streetcar fare hikes and trolley strikes shaped votes as Gibboney and Rotan prepare for the November contest.
Yale defeated Princeton 6 to 0 at New Haven in a decisive early season college baseball game. McClure pitched a strong nine and Drewes won on the mound as Yale seized the run in the first inning and held firm. Across the region, scores and results from games including West Point, Annapolis, Harvard, Dartmouth, Tufts, Exeter, and others reflect a busy Saturday slate.
A fragment notes Hebe Pepticon Pills with unclear details. It mentions Rhode Island and an end of seventh by agreement. The readable portion provides no names, dates, or concrete actions to confirm.
Rich Bath man Tarbox a member of Alden & Tarbos eloped with 29 year old stenographer Miss Gertrude Mine Devine and married in Boston while still married to his wife of six months. The pair planned a tour through Canada before returning to New Hampshire. Torn by the affair, Tarbox’s wife expressed shock as details emerged aboard a train bound for Boston.
In Pittsburgh in June, Henry Frick plans to consult with steel workers to enforce a pledge banning alcohol on the job. A temperance agreement asks 50 thousand men in the city to sign, with workers required to vow sobriety before proceeding to work.
Washington reports the state department cites a Roumanian consul note on a new combination ether and ordine anesthetic found by Dr. Bannyry, promising pain relief without loss of consciousness. Tests supervised by eminent English surgeons are planned.
In New York the customs service underwent a reorganization with 35 inspectors demoted to watchman and dock helper roles. The move included pay cuts and pension changes, affecting retirements and future benefits for the displaced staff.
John Murphy, a 50 year old worker at North company slaughter plant in Somerville, killed five men and wounded four others. He attacked Dr Daniel Mayes and others with a knife, chased workers through the building, then escaped to the street before being seized by a crowd and taken to hospital. several victims were reported in critical condition with recovery doubtful.
Fragmentary OCR line provides no clear event or entities. No identifiable people, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes are obtainable to form a factual title and summary.
Galveston June 7 The Mallory line steamship Concho bound from New York to Galveston developed a water breach after striking a bank near Five Mile, forcing pumps to work hard. Capt Young calmed passengers as pumps gained, but divers later freed a porpoise wedged in the hull, and the vessel reached Galveston with cement and hardware cargo badly damaged.
A man named Towns and his sister were found dead in their Center Street Boston apartment after constables served a writ. The man had a revolver and a bullet wound in his ear. the sister’s throat showed a cut. Police have not determined whether it was murder suicid e or double suicide. Both lived together for years. ages about 43 and 50. Bodies sent to the morgue awaiting autopsy.
In North Yalima on June 7 a woman named Marie Minto Al Toppiniah publicly struck Lt. Div Viv, about 58, after he allegedly violated a court injunction. A crowd watched as the event unfolded outside the Toppinish office, with later notes of a prior estate dispute and sanity examination for a local man.
Paris reports figures from the Department of the Keine showing four thousand insane under care last year. The data links causes to drink money and remorse as factors in insanity and social breakdown.
The Morvis K. Jeatro endows a chair of Silviculture at Yale Forest School to advance scientific data on reproduction growth and silvicultural methods for American forests. The essay argues sharp loss of forest resources and urges widespread forestry understanding to prevent a timber famine and promote conservation and reforestation.
Still working for Patrick, New York figure Jung reports evidence tentatively suggesting Al ert J. Patrick, the New York man convicted of murder, may appeal. The defense seeks to prove medical testimony was faulty and that additional experts were circulated to create a false impression.
Philadelphia June 7 Senator Depew advised Medice-Chirurgical College graduates to marry early and educate themselves. He warned against delaying marriage and urged making use of spare moments for reading, arguing that time after marriage does not vanish.
The trustees of Columbia University named William Dawson Johnston as fifteenth president, succeeding James H. Canfield. Johnston, 38, hails from Vermont and studied at Brown, Chicago, and Harvard. He has taught history at Brown and in other posts and served in library work and bibliographic fields since 1900. The announcement was made in New York on June 7 by the bureau of education in Washington.
Washington patent attorneys list the grays and thin neck notices to citizens of thin state regarding patents. Named inventors include Haskell of OBE Staplin, Wily White and E W Chickering of Hardwick, with mention of a Carpet fastener and umbrella holder.
Geological Survey compares the 1803 topographic map with the revised 1908 Seattle map, field work by C F Elwiny and party showing rapid city growth. The 1895 map shows a small settlement. 1908 reveals miles of reclaimed land, new streets, and rising commercial prominence.
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