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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1906
Page
2
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a superior tonic claiming it outperforms others. It emphasizes strong economy noting 100 doses cost one dollar and frames the medicine as uniquely effective.
Eight miners were wounded, three fatally, when state constabulary exchanged gunfire with marching strikers near the Ernest mine off the Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg line. The clash followed an attempt to receive a union alumnus at Punxsutawney station. The parade leaders were ordered jailed and the area quieted after the confrontation.
Exceptional chance to purchase the remaining stock from Mrs Ed Mondy Maln at Notte Hide to Fos near Averill and Co Wardware store. Auctions run daily with afternoon and evening sessions, featuring trimmed hats ostrich feathers ribbons veils hats and accessories. Sale highlights include broad assortment of flowers bows and baby bonnets.
Washington investigators push beef safety issues as Reynolds and Neill defend findings before a House Agriculture Committee. Wadsworth deflects accusations, claiming file costs to stock interests, while hearings probe sanitary conditions in Chicago packinghouses and nationwide meat handling.
Can’t find Perry Heath of Washington in June records. Subphonwe sent Chicago all to Wahallgy 8. Perry Tenth, former First Assistant Postmaster General, witness at trial of former State Senator George Betireont of New York. Changes over stamp can machine sales to the government unresolved without service.
Washington June. A congressional inquiry from Representative Hinshaw of Nebraska and Representative Martin of Illinois signals rising momentum to consider and pass a Pure Food bill this session. The movement reflects intent to establish a legal framework governing food safety.
Examination of delay as a common fault and the health risks it brings. Promotes Magee Emulsion as a tonic and medicine to prevent colds and illnesses, urging immediate use and warning against wine or whiskey. Provides contact: A. Brown, Druggist, 48 Main Street, Barre, Vt.
A detailed travel note from Brenno Uneria describes a Milan foothill quarry near Kilian mountain. It covers the underground work, the twelve to eighteen year old Italian boys learning carving with low pay, and the architectural drawing school beside the shed. The piece links quarry skill to Barre Vermont's future trade talent and notes Italian workers settling in America and sending money home.
Almon S. Atkie aged 78 died after a February vehicle crash near Hardwick. He suffered a fractured skull and underwent surgery in May but never recovered, passing away Monday evening. Born January 25, 1802 in Duxbury Vermont, he moved to Hardwick six years ago. Survived by a widow and three sons, the funeral was held Thursday at Napniet Tohivwh with Rev. IL C. Howard and Rev. 1 L. Lowell officiating. interment in Jeffersonville.
Joseph Ki Aikens chief clerk to the superintendent of the Monongahela division testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission. He spoke of a salary not exceeding 927 a month and about 100000 worth of cattle as his wealth. He is the second prosperous clerk to lose his job since the investigation began.
Fragmented text hints at a Senate consideration of a territorial election settlement concerning Arizona and New Mexico. Mention of a Carter proposal and a forthcoming regular territorial election date. The readable fragments reference a proposed fete or event tied to the elections and a legislative process for the two territories.
A preliminary meeting in Philadelphia convened the board of directors of the West Doverpy Seashore Railroad Company to appoint committees for an investigation into the corporation’s affairs. Directors emphasized the need for a thorough review of financial and operational matters.
Vermont residents receive a letter from Governor George C. Pardee of California expressing gratitude for the aid and assistance Californians offered during a time of need. The message thanks Brattleboro officials for their support and notes the shared sense of relief at the timely help.
A passenger train No. 6 on the Chicago, Tam and Maciitic Railway derailed yesterday near Jennings, Kansas, thirty miles west of here. The engine and most coaches were destroyed, with about a score of passengers reported seriously injured.
A readable fragment lists items for sale including cucumbers native Nadishee Latinos Astaratus Pineapplon Heullions New Cabbage fresh Native Rhobart Boots Turnip Carentis Parenips Kyrotlin Torninda Onions nice Chickens and Brothire for Saturday sale at the market.
The Crescent ball club defeated Tarr Athletic at the trotting park yesterday afternoon by 4 to 1. Talvese pitched a strong game for the Crescents. Lineup includes Dunenat catcher, Mtrilge, Nute, Mekford, Murray, Davkaun, Harrity, Robertson, Cred, Warelay, Fanchard, Wright, Murphy, Halvoun, Cordinen, Sheriffs, Beewn.
Mrs Annette Carleton of Kesex Jane son and others have spent four years in Spain and are visiting. A large group including Mrs Lynde Mrs Goo Culby and several others attended the University association meeting in Northfield yesterday. A special meeting is planned at the Congregational church Sunday morning in observance of children’s day. Ladies from the Contema society attended a Woman's Missionary meeting in Burlington.
A new ice cream parlor linked to a fruit store advertises the finest ice creams with real fruit strawberry flavor. The shop offers wholesale and retail ice cream, gallon and larger orders, home delivery of fruit, and free fruit delivery to customers.
Brattleboro records a grand list rise of 778.11 dollars amid a total evaluation of 1,710,040. The report notes higher valuations across properties, with details showing an overall uptick in assessed value for the town.
The Harvard varsity eight faces a doubtful future as Phil Flint’s slot disruption prompts coach and captain Willey to reshuffle seats. Tappan moves from three to bow, with Richards Morgan and others under trial to form the final lineup before Yale.
In the Hubert Von Merkomieratte auto contest at Frankfort on the Main Austrian driver Dreiers in a 90 horsepower Mercedes led the field. An English contender Daimler Rin Henry of Prassit finished an hour late. Perry Pierge of Buffalo was the sole American, arriving at 12 14. One accident occurred during the event injuring a director, Herr Ahmn, who died in a van incident.
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