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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1905
Page
1
Paris reports Germany consents to direct talks with France on the Morocco issue. The French government signals willingness to conciliate and suspend war threats, hoping England will not oppose a settlement. A possible conference may follow, with lines set by Germany and France.
Severs from kidney and ladder, doctors claim Calcura Solvent dissolves stones and gravel in the system. Dr David Kennedy’s prescription promises to cure kidney diseases, suppress irritating causes, and offer a trial bottle with a money back guarantee. Barre Vermont ad promoting the remedy.
The Cologne Gazette reports Germany backs Morocco integrity while seeking separate rights for itself. It cites hoped understanding from talks between Prince von Radolin and Premier Reveur and notes a conference expected by June. Emperor reportedly has not authorized any new policy.
Portland, June 20. Portland has applied for the privilege of hosting the meetings of Russia and Japan within the city. Messages to President Roosevelt, Governor Chamberlain, and Mayor Williams urge attention to Portland’s midway location between Russia and Japan as a strategic site for diplomacy.
The Czar yesterday morning welcomed a deputation from the Moscow Zemstvo at Czarkoe-Selo. The group presented a memorial from the Congress of zemstvos held in Moscow, led by Prince Trobetakoi, president of the Moscow Zemstvo.
In Rome on June 20 the Parliament debate on increasing the Italian navy ends with funds allotted for eradicating special threats and launching twenty torpedo boats within fifty months. This brief note records the government moving forward with a sizeable naval augmentation plan and a multi year launch schedule.
National League tightens as Chicago defeats Philadelphia and climbs to fourth place while Cincinnati and Pittsburgh gain on the Giants. Ed Ruelbach’s eight straight win boosts Pittsburgh’s surge, with New York still in front as the season nears its end. American League mirrors the shift with Cleveland keeping pace and Washington dropping further.
Montpelier semi basketball team posted a 9 5 record after fourteen games scoring 86 points to 45 in the latest set. Captain Hull led with a .339 batting average and Mitchell hit .1000 in fielding. The club won two Held glasses awarded for best batting in Burlington and Goddard games, and the season total shows a high batting average. Corinthian Football Team Coming Across London for US Tour in June.
Hardwick and Cabot battled twelve innings at Cabot with Hardwick winning 6 to 5. Errors by Hardwick an infield proved costly late. Eaton from Nashua to Intercity praised as a promising addition. Colby College pitcher Coomba to face Bates College in a five game stretch next week. Wellington team lineup listed for Intercity games tomorrow and Thursday.
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar offers relief for hoarseness coughs colds and sore throat. The standard generations old remedy sells at 25 50 and 1 00 and includes Pike's Toothache Drops advertised as a quick cure.
Report notes Country Club team beat Georgetown 10 to 2 at Montpelier on Saturday using an old scoring method now discontinued. Contends that under current scoring each match winner earns 1 point with two matches won by each side, implying a 2 to 2 result.
King Edward and Queen Alexandra greeted 103 Canadian women and 175 Canadian Manufacturers' Association members upon their arrival at Liverpool aboard the Victoria from Montreal and Quebec. They were welcomed at Windsor Castle with carriages and a royal reception on the castle coat terrace. The king extended wishes for a pleasant stay in England as the party sang the national anthem.
In Lodz a clash between troops and Socialists left two dead and thirty six wounded. A 2,900 strong Socialist procession with red flags was halted by Cossacks. The Socialists fled as cavalry charged through the crowd, sparking further disturbances near a Bauty suburb factory.
Windsor Vermont June 20 Atty E B Flinn visited condemned Mary Mabel Rogers to file a habeas corpus petition with hopes of delaying next Friday's execution. Prosecutors and supporters expect possible stays and question Gov Bell's stance amid renewed legal action and public pressure. London dispatch notes royal succession rumors and Sweden Norway tensions surrounding the case.
Justice Andrew Tayker declared William H. Glover guilty after reviewing evidence in the incident where he admitted burning his children to discipline them for playing with mysteries. The judge weighed whether to impose a fine or imprisonment as Glover claimed no intent to harm.
Thomas P. Wickes, lawyer and member of prominent clubs, was indicted on blackmail in the Lewis Jarvis letters. He was arraigned yesterday before Justice Davy in the supreme court and pleaded not guilty. A trial date will be set by mutual consent on Thursday, with a speedy trial expected.
Total admissions at the Lewis and Clark exposition in Tortland Oregon reach 545982 through June 16, per the admissions department. In the past week 101420 admissions occurred, with Wednesday Flag Day marking the peak attendance since opening.
The garbled text suggests a defendant named Fin confesses and references freedom from punishment, a promise to see a woman outside prison, and a plan tied to a date described as IMoreday, not Friday, indicating confusion over scheduling and custody in a prison context.
Governor Folk after a meeting with Attorney General Hadley sent a letter to Sheriff Herper ordering the arrest of racetrack followers who bet on horses in violation of the anti betting law. He says many are open felonies in St Louis County and directs deputies to arrest principals or accessories and to call on citizens for aid if needed. The executive will supply help if local facilities fail to uphold state law.
Chicago reports a notable shift as striking workers apply for new positions individually rather than awaiting formal strike resolution. The scene shows members at Humber Ames and related teams pursuing separate employment offers, with no deliveries to reported firms discussed.
Thomas J. Snider aged 93 was murdered while his relative prepared for a funeral. Allen Tubes, once a wealthy local resident, is arrested after Snider and Diskes and Snider shared a farm with Henry Imbel. The jury found a verdict of murder amid unclear motive and self defense claims by the suspect.
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