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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
1
Richmond June 13 A burglar entered the fashionable residence of Robert E English on Fifth Avenue. Mrs Ky g sh and her husband suffered a terrible fright. Mrs Ky g sh died of fright and her husband is nearly insane with grief. The thief stole about 600 worth of jewelry and silverware.
Marlboro Massachusetts Mrs Muriol Mirch reports a masked man forced entry to her Mechanic Street home yesterday afternoon and, after pulling a revolver to her face, threatened to shoot her if she entered. She fled as the intruder vanished into the night leaving no clue to his identity.
June Norlin reports in the Zeitiung that Dr. Paasche led a Liberal critique of Germanys foreign policy in a public Reichstag address. He condemned the government stance as flawed and warned of broader tensions with Britain France and the United States while calling for a reassessment of policy.
Britt and McGovern signed articles for another contest to be staged in Chelsea, New York. The date will be fixed in a few days.
In New York on June 23 the legal grand jury asked Judge Lacombe to adjudge contempt for Willan H McAllister secretary of the American Tolmeda Company William Janein secretary of the Mon Andrews Forms company and John B Young of the R Young company for alleged failure to produce certain books and records as cited in dub jorra.
A court acquitted the defendant in a case involving a two year old child and injuries. The trial ended this morning with the jury clearing the accused of the manslaughter charge. Local witnesses testified about the incident and the court noted the danger at the scene.
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A diplomatic social scene unfolded in London as King Edward attended a Dorchester House reception honoring Americans. Ambassador Reid led guests with Mrs Reid while Mrs Longworth sat near the King, amid a grand dining room display of orchids and paintings. Royal presence drew a large crowd along Park Lane.
In Worcester a wild 12th inning rally carried Bowdoin past Tufts 2 to 1 after a pitchers duel. Sparks fanned Tufts bats and Bowdoin rode four hits in the 12th to plate the decisive runs. A runaway electric car incident near Coral Street caused minor injuries but did not derail Bowdoin’s victory as Warton pitched for Worcester.
Baltimore dispatch reports $2,000,000 in losses from a late night blaze that destroyed the Savanna Steamship wharf and eight barges and scows loaded with cotton and rosin. The complete steamer Basex burned, valued at $300,000. Three crew members died aboard Easex, with several others saved from the flames.
Melrose Massachusetts resident Jane Kerwin, 21, rushed into a Melrose National Bank yesterday afternoon and tried to cash a $500 check drawn on a Vermont bank. Police, noting he appeared deranged over baseball, took him to the station and into a padded cell awaiting doctors' examination for possible insanity. He played previously for the New London Connecticut league and Melrose ball teams.
A tornado struck Hove Mont yesterday afternoon, injuring several people and damaging numerous structures. Wind and rain toppled walls and broke almost every window, with debris harming pedestrians on the street and in adjoining areas. The commercial district suffered severe damage as rooftops and siding were ripped away, and a hall was left unstable. Emergency crews reported multiple injuries from flying debris and collapsed storefronts.
Kalem Mowe faces arrest on Portay Street after allegedly attempting to assault a 17 year old girl near Willina and Sutwent Street. The struggle lasted about ten minutes, with the assailant grabbing the victim and pulling her toward Fort Avenue. Police later detained the suspect on Webb Street after she reportedly fled toward Willows.
In Troy New York, John Carter, angrily jilted, shot at a woman quality with him as they walked Ferry Street. The assailant fired twice, struck the woman and himself, with a pistol that stopped after one chamber. The victim died. Carter also died by self-inflicted wound.
Fragmentary report notes Attorney Lindeau and Albert T. Patrick of New York awaiting a Supreme Court ruling in October. Justices are reportedly vacationing, with Chief Justice on leave as the court reviews a stay of execution and related appeal procedures.
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The Vermont Masons held their annual grand lodge meeting this morning in Burlington with over 600 in attendance. Grand Master Walter J. Ranger delivered an address, reports from Secretary Ross and Treasurer Whitcomb were read, and officers for the grand commandery were elected, including Grand Commander Elihu B. Taft of Burlington and Deputy Grand Commander A Henry Jackson of Barre. A fundraising contribution of 1900 was sent to San Francisco sufferers.
Woodstock June 1 The 11th annual Vermont Congregational convention and Vermont domestic mission society met in the national church. Secretary Crimmtock reported 212 congregations, up from 21410 in a prior count, with Sunday school gains and $47,758 in front offerings. Home expenditures totaled $24,264 as delegates gathered for a reception and supper before an evening sermon by Rev Hopey J Kilburn of Bradford.
Rutland Vermont. The annual commencement at Rutland High School was held today at the opera house. Six boys and many girls attended. Congressman Devil A. Fester of Maps Wiggten spoke. Salutatorian Frances Wright Curtit and Miss Margaret Howard Ros were noted among top scholars. Names of valedictorian and graduates listed with averages over 90 percent.
Ottawa Oregon June 1 reports manager Daley racing to assemble his Northern league team. A physician from Notre Dame, Murray, is coaching. A pitcher from Kokomo was recommended, and Daley plans to open the season Monday with Montpelier as the opponent.
A freight wreck near Newport disrupted services as four ore cars derailed or jammed a track near the station. No injuries were reported. In Sanford, Maine, a wrestling match saw Dame defeat Betinen in three falls. A Knights of Pythian gathering highlighted the event, while another race noted a winner in a long-distance contest.
Bangor Maine June 13 Lamont Park Orrington youth and three other senior members of Brewer High School capsized in a sailboat during a picnic at Hines pond. Two boys and a girl were rescued as the remaining classmates faced the loss of four lives. The accident halted graduation ceremonies for the class of 24, with plans to award diplomas Friday night canceled.
Mrs. Melody Hutcbine fished from Halls wharf when a sudden gust swept the carriage with her 7 month old baby into the water. Despite efforts, the infant drowned as rescuers retrieved the body.
Police department announces strict conduct guidelines during wartime administration. They warn officers to remain calm and exercise all authorities under the laws and regulations, forbidding any violence or intrusion upon civilians. The message calls for orderly enforcement while awaiting further directives.
Thetford native Fred A Cook graduated yesterday from the United States Military Academy at West Point. He was appointed by Congressman Wiekine of Brattice and is the son of George W Cook. Cook is of age and praised for his physique and military bearing.
Swanton Iowa reports deferral of candidacy for county supervisor by Kili W Foster while a petition appears from Frank Warnes of Lamey for a contested position. Miss Lozzie Edwards of Newfane dies May 2 from injuries inflicted by a heavy object, with details of the accident and medical witnesses shown in photos.
A 1917 era call from the Grand Army of the Republic urges all Americans to observe Flag Day by displaying the U S flag and teaching children patriotic lessons. It praises the flag as a symbol of independence and unity, celebrates its history and distant origins, and asks citizens to honor its adoption date with public displays and civic pride.
The Republicane of Woodbury elected T F Drennan and Joseph Tebbets as delegates to state and district conventions. They were not instructed but favor Gordon for Congress Proctor for governor EH Degvitte Montpelier for state treasurer. Plainfield delegates also favor Gordon for Congress despite not being instructed.
A June incident in Northfield details a house fire caused by a stove that trapped an elderly crippled resident. Mrs Rice and Mrs Tyler, aided by Nelson Tyler, bravely pulled the man from danger as his home burned, with only minor injuries to the rescuers.
The Cobble Hill Creamery annual gathering reconstituted the board with Wheaton and Wheaton new members, electing John Trow president and ML Anker secretary treasurer. The financials show nine goal years of business with 119,450 pounds of butter produced and patron payments totaling 7.00.
Sent to Vergennes Northfield Tone Vin Kelluage arrested in Rorve brought before duplige S 5 Kent yesterday at the offen of Phunley Vhewer pleaded guilty to the large of the far wagon fieyele. He was sentenced to Arve the pest of hie minority at the state industrial shhoot at Vergennre He in 14 yinirn oll.
Montpelier high school seniors expected to receive diplomas at the Knights of Culamban theater this evening. Following the exercises, faculty and graduates will be entertained at home on Waveribe Street as the town advertises a week of shows and city attractions at Dewey parks through Thursday to Saturday with evening prices and a matinee offering nearby.
A bustling gathering filled the hall as eight contestants performed in a prize contest. Mabel Ruth Gladding won first, Ellen Martha Slayton second, Eva Gertrude Smith third, and Hugh H. Carpenter fourth, with several others earning honors. Judges praised Slayton’s recitation and Miss Gladding’s graceful delivery of The Wooing of Miss Woppit, while Brown, Grigg, and Averill delivered notable performances in poetry and prose.
The Spaubling high school class of 1900 holds a class day programme at the opera house. The two hour program opens with music and speeches and includes recitations, chorals, a piano solo, and a vocal duet. A concluding address and a presentation follow. Married at St Monica's Church Ming Th Oye and Ida BK Willett were formally joined at St Monica's with Rev Maker officiating.
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