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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
4
A newspaper column laments early pro offers for college players, arguing players should resist lucrative ex it money and focus on long term life work. It discusses training, disabilities, and the value of a college education over pursuing immediate professional earnings in baseball.
A garbled editorial style piece discusses education at Goddard seminary, finances, and local politics including the Windnor and Kishford areas. It references Allen Thawhan, Dr. F. Eidier, and a St. Johnsbury fire, with critiques of government eight hour work rules and a Walhington luncheon culture. It mentions Templeton of Williams College and high stakes in college baseball.
A Vermont Republican slate for governor and lieutenant governor is outlined with names like Prederisk G. Pleem ens and J. P. Slack, followed by candidates Guy W. Bailey secretary of state and Edward H. Beavitt state treasurer. The Rutland News and St. Albans Messenger report party unity and campaign focus amid provincial contention. The other feature discusses Theodore M. Vail’s two year program at the Lyford institute to promote scientific farming and reflect on Vermont's need for modern agriculture to feed the state and sustain growth.
In Williamstown at the Methodist church, children’s day exercises are announced for Sunday morning. The item includes a cryptic quote about beginning and continuance and mentions National Life Insurance Co of Montpelier Vermont with agent N. B. Ballard, listing several Vermont locales.
James Wilson aged about 70 died Wednesday at his daughter's home in Montpelier after heart failure. His widow and two children survive. The service, led by Rev. J I Taylor, was held at Gren Mound cemetery. The paper also notes local events including a dozen activities and transport updates for the city.
Graniteville readers are urged to attend a Loyal Granite Mountain Lodge meeting at Odd Fellows Hall on Sunday morning. The notice requests all members to gather for an orientation, announcements, and welcome remarks, with a focus on upcoming dues and attendance.
Washington June 10 President Taft rebuffed Representative Francia Darton Harrison Democrat of New York who arrived at the White House with two colleagues to discuss a lent matter. Harrison charged the president and attorney general with humiliating the congress and said he would not speak further after being informed that the matter would be discussed privately in the president’s office. Secretary Norton invited Harrison in and the party was shown into the president’s office as the discussion began.
A partial transcript shows Mr Harmon warned by an unidentified speaker, with Mr Hartman cited as suggesting a motive tied to a statement about the president. Norton relays the reasoning, hinting at a link between a remark and presidential association.
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