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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1910
Page
2
The final meeting delivered a tight, error plagued battle as Wilmers rallied with timely hits in the eighth inning. Key plays by Goddard and Smith helped push ahead before late errors and defensive miscues by both sides shaped a dramatic finish at the regional title game.
George Little states he will not be discharged as manager of Jack Johns. He claims a binding contract with a black boxing champion would yield 25 percent of profits from the operation. He asserts he helped deposit funds and vows to block the upcoming fight if not released.
The text promotes Hoods Sarsaparilla as acting directly on the blood to purify enrich and vitalize the system. It urges readers to take it today, mentioning coated tablets and a sales cue without providing verifiable claims or context.
A fragmented historic sports style summary notes mutiny related activity in the army with mentions of Maxita-Men escape and transport logs. Players and units such as Dawidiy, Wishart, Richardsens, McGreth, Celletine, Lew and Weaferl are listed alongside game scores and locations including Detroit and Washington reflecting a chaotic military schedule and athletic references.
Vermont football opens with a tentative schedule highlighting Boston University and key foes like Syracuse and Dartmouth. The outline lists games at Vermont and against notable opponents with dates including October 5 and October 28, plus November 12 at Syracuse and November 6 at Dartmouth.
An antique medical ad pitches Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal cure for kidney, bladder and urinary issues. It promises relief from frequent urination, back pain and weakness, claiming quick relief and restored vigor. The copy urges readers to buy through local merchants and physician endorsements.
Orville Wright stated that flights from New York to Chicago and St Louis are entirely feasible. He described routes via the Hudson Valley toward Albany and Buffalo, noting topography and distance would affect the journey and suggesting further testing before any crossing attempts.
A damaged dispatch reports that the vessel Logan outward bound from San Francisco to Manitou carried artilery and troops. Two died in a stormy incident with cargo and battery details, while crew and passengers were hauled away. questions arise over the ship’s brake device and its suitability for naval use.
Colonel Bang Dectares asserts the American Medical Association aims to dominate medical publications and seeks to create a department of health. He claims the association minority plots to control medical writing, while accusing The Medical Journal of attempting to exercise healthcare influence.
A new gold rush draws stampeders to Iditarod and nearby areas. Prospectors arrive from Fairbanks after Yukon River voyages hoping for sudden wealth. Early summer arrivals may reach five thousand, with concern about camp capacity and remaining paydirt.
The report describes a June anti clerical demonstration planned by reformers and supporters. It notes a meeting place and time, calls for postponement of the parade, and mentions accusations of praying for rain to thwart demonstrations.
The text mixes garbled phrases about back ache and a medicine referenced as Exona or von Ahmet, mentions of kidneys and “Aetel” with unclear context. It lacks coherent facts, dates, or identifiable entities to form a proper news item.
In a Washington movement, Ballinger replaces Jones amid a rekindled fight over land and office. Taft officials and supporters cite charges by Taft appointee in the controversy with Secretary Ballinger amid a reform climate.
A chaotic street shooting left a young man wounded and a girl terrified as a mob pursued the shooter. Police issued warrants, bystanders scattered, and the victim was helped as authorities investigated the chaotic confrontation on the sidewalk.
A report from New York details a violent incident as a girl from Brooklyn was lured, robbed of clothing and valuables, and subjected to a beating. Separately, a 21-year-old from Brooklyn and a 1-year-old Manhattan resident were mentioned in police statements. John Murdock, linked to a nearby building, was arrested.
In Trenton New Jersey a woman named Matilde M Chesbrough wife of a wealthy owner was convicted in United States court of attempting to illegally obtain property and given a five thousand dollar fine yesterday. Counsel for Chesbrough said an appeal would be filed in the Circuit Court of Appeals.
Unclear text notes Charles D Norton assumes duties as secretary of the treasury. Mentions congratulations and congressional fee, with garbled OCR phrases likely referring to the transition in the U.S. government and acknowledgment from Washington.
Berlin June 7 Secretary of State Beinhandt Dernburg submitted his resignation to Emperor Wilhelm after the Reichstag backed a policy aiding colonial development firms in Africa. The move signals tension over colonial administration and financing of imperial ventures.
A Thames river launch exploded yesterday afternoon near Thameside. Five people are reported dead or missing, with several others swept into the water. Rescue boats sent from the shore recovered some bodies, while authorities search for the rest. The incident occurred as the vessel sheltered by the riverbank, with no immediate cause determined.
The trial of Cidet of Tollen Pred Kubler enstel stemse saw nine of twenty four charges dismissed after key witnesses testified. Police Chief Tom L. Honuman and Mary Rickey defended Kohler’s conduct, while witnesses claimed no wrongdoing by the chief. The defense plans to call about twelve more witnesses, including a candidate and a professional, in coming days.
Federal investigators busted a seven man counterfeit operation fully equipped at a Missouri penitentiary. The seizure was reported by Governor Tadley who announced a planned pardon for both men in October.
A courtroom tale recounts Darby and Williams the slippery pair who swindled a farmer. Police used a tattoo clue to link Darby to past crimes as jurors debated until a late verdict. The obstinate juror turned out to be Williams in disguise, delaying justice until an acquittal.
A graniteville lodge log notes informal initiation talk among members. References to a tainted cake and a friend’s alleged involvement surface in the readable fragments, suggesting a social gathering with unclear outcomes and potential inside jokes.
Franklin MacVeagh secretary of the Treasury, with Witt M P Anilewa and special agent Wheatley, plans stricter action against customs frauds. New penalties will be imposed on convic tions, including jail and confiscation of goods. Investigations into underfaire trading and forged entries are to be intensified, with consular and importers under scrutiny. Max and Jules Rosenberg were arrested in a related federal indictment for fraudulent entry schemes.
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