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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
3
An 1810 vignette shows a husband recounting how his wife, a suffragette or advocate, managed money. He describes her inability to handle the bank book, the overdraft of $450, and a forged check she signed. The tale ends with the cashier and the husband noting the wife’s e failed banking lessons.
In Burlington officials and agricultural leaders discuss measures at an experiment station. The department plans actions to curb gypsy moth outbreaks, including removal of sap samples and eradication efforts in orchards.
In Washington a flurry over judiciary rules and a pending vote signals a potential delay to action. Senator Clark seeks to discharge committees, while Republicans warn of political maneuvering as the House debates rule changes and a railroad conference report looms. Secretary Dickinson prepares a world tour after a stop at Washington. he will visit the Philippine Islands aboard the Siberia, meeting officials and inspecting fortifications. The grand jury in Hamilton indicts Peter Thotneen for bribery tied to government paper contracts.
A partial transcription shows a discouraged tone from Moody supporters and comments by Dr. William A. Brooks. A friend discussed the mood with Moody, while Brooks said the case has been studied and he hopes Moody may improve as investigations proceed.
Divers employed by the government, urged by Charles M. Caughy, search Lake Como for the body of Charl ton amid rumors of his survival. They report depths up to 40 feet with weaker results at greater depths, while evidence remains inconclusive on whether the body will be recovered.
Local obituary notes the death of James 11 Mellen, with sparse details given. The notice mentions the time and location with unclear fragments, indicating a quiet passing yesterday and a brief tribute to the deceased. Further specifics on age or family not provided in readable text.
An old remedy advertisement describes post grip strength loss and nervous debility with digestive and blood weakness. It touts William’s Pink Pills as a cure, urging readers to send 50 cents per box or $2.80 for a 4-box supply from the Dr. Williams Medicine Company in Schenectady, New York.
Federal bribery case details emerge with testimony from Myers Link and Heckmeyer. Brown allegedly discussed kickbacks with Browne and Beekmoyer, while White testified about a package and money at St Louis and St Towle. Prosecution cites wire of alleged payments and conspiratorial plans.
A Cambria and Erie railway circus train wreck occurred near Rinadkeee Pennsylvania injuring ten passengers while ten animals escaped. Lions elephants a leopard jaguar and other beasts were reported roaming near the wreckage and one car derailed from the bridge. Several animals were left stranded as the derailed cars blocked the track and the locomotive overturned during the derailment.
The article details factional strife as insurgents in the House and Senate press for reform while challenging Speaker Cannon. It notes Democratic support, potential ousting moves, and the political calculus surrounding key amendments and committee actions amid a high-stakes legislative clash.
Kaiser Wilhelm suffers an illness described as an abrasion and knee issue, prompting cancellation of private appearances and public duties. The text notes reduced mobility and a disrupted schedule, with limited details on affected tasks or dates.
Deputy Sheriff Finnett FP of Havkina Charlemont faces charges linked to a fatal assault at Nonrov Bridge on Sunday. Judge Henry of the Franklin court sets bail for Phelps without bail pending trial. Detention rooms reveal ongoing court proceedings as testimonies hint at motives.
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