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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
1
Ogden Armour in Paris dispatches to The World accuses President Roosevelt of personal spite against packers. Armour says stories in newspapers are false and asserts the President will use power to wreck the packing industry, claiming a deliberate campaign against their interests.
June 9 report from Toston describes Vahey Posten Sherman repuring how Charles Tucker, a thinker, expressed deep remorse over a serious incident. He acknowledges gravity, contemplates life, and shows spiritual reflection while awaiting authorities. His parents and brother are steadfast, and he bears the outcome with fortitude.
Local Democrats in St Albans show non commitment to fusion with Percival W. Clement. Members like Watson Sullivan Hyde Butterworth and others express opposition or neutrality, while a few hint at potential endorsements, revealing a fragmented stance on courting Clement for governor.
Washington reports the engagement of Senator Crane and Miss Josephine Boardman. The ceremony is planned for Windycliffe-Munchnester by the Sea, with a reception at the Chevy Ulse club. The couple previously appeared with Ambassador Mell in London and will be hosted by the Boardman family for the wedding activities.
Charles D. Watson of St Albans writes Burlington mayor J K Burke opposing Clement as a state convention candidate. He pledges Democratic loyalty to a straight ticket, condemns Clement sympathizers and proctor funds, and urges Democrats to avoid damaging their party while denouncing Republican influence.
The article notes increasing revolutionary activity among Moscow factory workers who are being armed with rifles under army reserve supervision. Leaders seek to trigger a full-scale clash to deter government and parliament, using the moment to prompt an uprising.
A Louisiana mob leader accused in the lynching of Robert Rogers faces a bail of ten thousand dollars. The ministerial court session will determine if the case proceeds to trial as authorities outline the major figures and the incident sparked by a deadly conflict. The proceedings were announced by legal officials in Washington and reflect a push for orderly handling of a high profile criminal case.
A severe wind and rain storm swept across Ontario yesterday afternoon, tearing down buildings and uprooting trees, disabling telegraph and telephone services as trains halted. Officials report widespread damage near the tracks and surrounding villages with scattered injuries and power outages.
An incoherent report describes Governor Micuehivit and lawmakers rallying with Baton Rouge residents to aid firefighting after a blaze damaged the Capitol’s western wing. The incident involved a damaged wheel, insurance details, and the burning of a famous painting valued at $40.00, with costs estimated around B60000.
Barre assessors completed the grand list totaling $45,805.21 with 2,950 polls, a small rise from 1905's $45,041.07 and 2,003 polls, while noting general accuracy and near-term improvement over four years.
In Springfield Massachusetts on June 9 the Longmeadow quarrymen voting unanimously reject arbitration and demand 25 cents an hour from employers who offered 22 1 2 cents. PLP McCarthy of Barre and other union officials say the international union supports the men and 50 workers can be placed if desired. About 55 quarrymen started, most expected to move to Gouverneur, with Barre and Gouverneur actions pending.
The American team defeated Australia in a key match as Ward and Little, pairing for the first time, beat the Australian pair and gave the United States a 2–1 lead. A win in the remaining games would send the U S to the challenge round against Great Britain for the cup.
Rutland rail worker Considine 21 died after falling from a moving train near Vergennes. He left wife Ella and parents Tod and Mary, with four brothers and two sisters, all of Rutland. A separate Lake Haven funeral for Matthew Morgin of 11 years, held at St Vater’s Church, drew crowd from Haven and Castomer, with burial at Calvary Cemetery.
Graniteville Woodmen defeated Goddard Seminary on their grounds by a 4 to 2 score in a closely contested affair. Key moments included Comolli and Comiskey producing run scoring hits, Pickering and Fraser among early threats, and late rallies as Goddard's offense struggled to hit the visitors' pitching.
A Brattleboro chart outlines a plan where the town would gain income from a hospital trust to eliminate debt and transfer ownership to residents. The proposal includes a hospital budget of about 90000 dollars, a directors’ review, and a program to ensure long term care and employment within the town.
Bleary OCR text hints at Governor Winkey Whyte naming Kirwin Warfield to a post, with mentions of Succeed Gorman and a forthcoming formal announcement. The readable fragments reference Baltimore and public office, but key names and dates are unclear from the garbled source.
A Montpelier report notes an event at Intermty Parke with local figures and timing details. The unclear text references a ball tram and a defeat involving Minne pis Wa, highlighting community turnout and time of day.
In Montpelier June 9, contenders Gordon and Haskins lead rival Republican tickets for state and district conventions. Two tickets filed with unpledged slates, one for Haskins and one for Gordon, no Bell ticket filed. caucus law requires filing twenty four hours prior.
An alleged pickpocket targeted an elderly man on a trolley car after a circus show. Police, aided by a detective, pursued near Langdon where the suspect fled, injuring the victim who was hospitalized overnight. The case continued with prosecutors seeking evidence for trial.
The execution committee of the ram campaign in Stratford voted to postpone the effort and explains the motives. First, an outbreak of whooping cough rendered the town unsafe for gatherings. second, the final plan for campaign activities became impractical. third, strong local feeling over the inability to provide adequate support for the campaign led to delaying the effort.
A garbled report indicates Ricciarielli faces trial in the local court for alleged holdings and related offenses. Court proceedings are underway as authorities present evidence. details remain unclear due to damaged text.
In Williamstown Biady of Chelsea oar attends a town meeting regarding water duties. Mr and Mrs Haydon discuss the north part of the town while a fever illness worries the attendees. Dr Dalley of Granite treats the patient as a meeting at the university church aims to address public works.
A defense of city assessors argues their yearly duties demand long hours and careful completion of 3 400 to 4 500 inventories. It cites obstacles, foreign names, and errors found in inventories, noting the need for extra pay for extended work and transparency on who funds the extra time.
The Harven clus of the Congregational church held a successful banquet in the church dining room. Fifty to sixty sat down to a menu including roast beef mashed potatoes salad hot rolls rhubarb pie and assorted cakes. After the meal President Atriani led toasts praising good work faithfulness to the state and service to God.
Dootney traveled to Burlington for a visit while O Hilbert was sent to Boston for a batehiops trip. George Bailwell journeyed to Thetford to meet friends. Miss Helen Kelty of Burlington visiting Leicester. Pred Jaynes and Noleon Dollard went to Hinsdale for a short relatives visit. Heal Porree and family recently returned from California and will reside here. Ke Gul near Endicott at his brothers place to demonstrate a new stone machine.
John Canning, age 16, by father John Witham Canning and attorney M. M. Gordon, sues Special Officer Charles Johnson and J. Hale for $5000 alleging assault and false imprisonment after being ejected from Hale’s pavilion on May 12. Johnson arrested and jailed him at Hale’s request. jury discharged him before the suit was filed.
The annual prize speaking event will be held at the opera house on Tuesday evening June 12 at 8 o'clock. Speakers have chosen mostly short to medium pieces with rescue and literary themes. Judges will be announced later.
The Plattsburg base ball team in the Northern league was announced with eight players listed. Paine of Brown and McCabe of Dartmouth catch, Mackay of Yale along with two unnamed pitchers, Kenly of Dartmouth at first, Harry Pattee of Brown at second, Jack at short, Hoye of Brown at third, Barnealos in center, Lib Waghburn in right field, and an additional pitcher and versatile infielder referenced but unnamed.
Rutland's baseball lineup announced with pitchers Paul Kretchell W B Corrigan Powerd Hi re Louis Brace Ly V Fairbanks and Drennon at fires base W F Bischott E R Wollis at second base Devting short stop Jon Berman HP de fivern Jeff Geld Tohn Hoer at center Loulé Truce right field De PJ rin provides a snapshot of positions and players in the proposed squad.
Religious notices detail Universalist Rew i Margarat of St Alvere leading morning and evening services with a pastor exchange, Baptist and Sra TO churches announcing sermons and rehearsals, Hedding Methodist highlighting morning worship and Bible seminars, Salvation Army scheduling children and prayer meetings, St Monica’s church with a children’s mass, Congregational service led by Pref J Is hom with deacon signaled for event coordination.
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