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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
2
Pittsburg suffers a 4 to 8 defeat as Boston National League bats overwhelm Cy Young. Errors and disputed umpiring key a coming sequence, with Young leaving the mound after a mixed performance. Wagner fumbles and Cannell swipes bases as Chicago also tops New York and Pittsburgh.
Montpelier Seminary defeated Burlington High School 7 to 5 in ten innings at Intercity grounds yesterday afternoon. Collins pitched well but lost support. Davis hit a home run and Kieslick collected four of five as Montpelier surged from a 6 8 deficit after eight. Errors at the end gave Montpelier the winning run in the tenth.
Local sports wrap notes Conlombe at Norwich plans for Northampton event Yale gray uniforms for Rutland with R on left chest. Burlington grounds improvements budgeted from 200 to 250 pounds. Collins of Burlington High pitched Rutland for an 11 to 2 win. Richford beat St Albans 7 to 4. Bristol defeats Middlebury 9 to 4. Bristol 7-3 season. Northern League opener in Burlington with flagpole at Athletic park. Whitneys booked Boston game for June 25. Jack Campbell may get a tryout with Boston Nationals. Exiled Loughlin leaves. former St Albans captain takes clerical post. Burlington fair opens in armory. weeklong run. New York Sun reports Chicago’s 4 to 1 win over New York with Ruelbach in the box. crowd cheers. Chance and Ruelbach mobbed after game amid celebrations.
The first class competition between the IIre and the Granite City Quoiting Club concluded on Granite City's grounds last evening with a close result.
Milford Mass June 13 The Massachusetts Pink Granite Company of Milford wins a 250000 dollar contract to furnish stone for the McKinley mausoleum in Canton. Cedar Street quarries will supply the material, boosting quarry staff from 124 to 400 and requiring up to 3600 cars for transport. A second contract for stone for a New York City memorial by the Pennsylvania Railroad may demand more material.
Washington witnesses recount Loomis the asphalt firm deal with a $5,000 check. Brown's books showed Loomis received and paid the same amount in American money. Loomis testimony supports an ordinary exchange for convenience amid a Bowen-Loomis inquiry in Washington.
President wilson alters travel to Oyster Bay due to far East affairs. He will skip direct return to Oyster Bay after Worcester and Williams commencements, staying in Washington nearly a week, then Harvard on the 27th and 28th. He now sails for Oyster Bay on the 29th.
Chicago, June 13. May or Dunne gave the welcome address and spoke on the Teamsters strike. He reassured members that streets are safe and that peace will be preserved to the limit of resources, with powers invoked only if necessary. Reports from committees filled much of yesterday’s session.
A concise instruction notes soaking raisins in boiling water for five minutes to loosen seeds. The guidance emphasizes ease of seed removal by this method, reflecting practical kitchen advice.
Practical tip instructs on preserving whitewash brushes by rinsing with water, drying upside down, then flushing with vinegar and washing again to prevent tenderness and extend brush life. Includes terse guidance suitable for a historic domestic article.
The Pennsylvania Rail Road’s new 18 hour schedule between Chicago and Jersey City was first tested with the initial eastbound run. The train averaged 17 hours 37 minutes, with a top note of 127.9 miles per hour near Ada Ohio, while an 141 mile segment Fort Wayne to Crestline took 116 minutes. The trip arrived in New York City three minutes early.
Morrisburg, Pa June 15 political report says Mayor Weaver plans to spread his anti machine campaign to other cities. He seeks to disrupt the state convention next year and carry a solid delegation to Harrisburg while aiming for the governorship. Fusion talks with independent Republicans and Democrats are possible to prevent machine control.
Stockholm on June 13 reports Premier Ramstad stating Sweden will refuse to recognize any new nation in Norway and will submit to Rikdag motions aligned with this stance. He believes the Rikdag will move this week and expects no foreign power to recognize Norway against Sweden’s will. In Christiania on June 19 prayers asked for the fatherland and for King Oscar. Dr Fridtjof Nansen doubted monarchy but favored a republic for a democratic Norway, while noting regional sentiment for a monarchic system.
William Holmes of Hentley celebrated his 64th birthday yesterday at his South Street home with many friends. Holmes, born in Devonshire, England, moved to the United States as a youth and later ran a trunk and saddlery business in Boston. He hosts guests in old English style, shares lively reminiscences, and is said to have about 750 living descendants.
Henry W. Comstock reports $120000 in securities stolen from his stateroom aboard the Fall River Liner Puritan between New York and Newport. A caller in New York offered to sell back the papers for cash, prompting police to treat it as a conspiracy inquiry led by New York and Boston officials.
Milan reports the Rome inquiry commission exposed extensive frauds in shipbuilding for battleships Emmanuele Filiberto Regina Margherita Regina Elena and cruiser Saint Bon Speciale. Allegations target Terni Steel Works with armor plate tests cited and hints of graver scandals. The commission fears ships could collapse in action.
Mont Pelee on Martinique, near Fort de France, shows renewed activity with smoke, luminous flashes, and a dome collapse. A mud outflow reached White River Valley and Le Precheur yesterday morning before the volcano returned to calm later that day.
June 13 dispatches report mounting concern over Fez with Germany suspected of winning small concessions from the Sultan. Observers fear further changes to the established quo and a potential drift toward a more grave crisis as negotiations continue.
London observers at Lloyds note the steamship Sia Lion reported near the Straits of Malacca on Saturday with a Russian volunteer cruiser, while en route home. The report cites Singapore wireless and places the events in the Malacca area during the voyage.
An advertisement pledges Calcura Solvent as a safe remedy for kidney troubles. It promises a full refund if not curing, notes it is not a patent medicine but a prescription with wide private practice use. The copy asserts a nine of ten success record and urges readers to try with risk taken by the seller.
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