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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1903
Page
4
Montpelier faces costs of pure water supply and maintenance while Barre expands. A small distributive cooperative begun last fall in Barre has grown, leading to a new general store at 808 North Main. Managers, with olf country experience, expect success and aim to set an example for the United States.
In Rome on June 22 a consistory lasted about thirty minutes due to the Pope's fatigue. He announced the names of those chosen for the high honor and then adjourned to the private chamber as the papal court presented the new cardinals and archbishops. No American was on the list.
Dora Nichalan Irwin of Burra faced a charge for riding a bicycle on a Berlin street sidewalk. State Attorney J A Hoar and F A Bailey argued jurisdiction and ordinance precedence, with the court delaying ruling for several days. The case questioned complaint sufficiency and whether state or city authority should prosecute.
Screen doors and window screens, ham mocks and croquet sets, ice cream freezers and all moves advertised at Boston Bargain store as a broad sale of household items and amusements.
A collage of fragmentary quotations from multiple papers notes wry lines on ambition love and indifference. It reflects cultural snippets across Philadelphia New York and Washington with weather whims and vintage idioms threading through humorous and pensive bits.
Itemized notes from regional papers cover cattle price dips after a drop in grain demand, farmers wary of selling stock, Montpelier’s deputy marshal heading to San Francisco for deportations, a catalog of minor injuries and local incidents, and plans for Vermont Fish and Game League events.
A Chicago remark recalls a tense moment as a character asks Marie if she ever caused dread and she answers she once did for her father until his doctor stopped it. The exchange hints at family strain and dark memories within a domestic scene.
A fragment mentions Italy's king at six foot three and Turkey's sultan enforcing paper disinfecting. Carmen Sylva is praised in a drama about exile and betrayal. A czar's Moscow visit sparks tears and public devotion amid praise.
Berlin reports Mrs Henry Reed died Friday around 4 50 p m from a sudden shock. A long, brave fight to live followed, aided by her strong constitution. Born in Bello 47 years ago, she lived in Montpelier most of her life with her husband and five brothers among relatives. Her humanitarian work and hospitality marked her days, leaving many friends who mourn her loss.
A collection of brief quotations condemns anti Semitism and race prejudice in France Russia and the United States. It praises progressive civilization and notes leaders in the battle against bigotry while contrasting harsh treatment of Jews in Russia with civilized scrutiny in other lands.
The Kansas City Times reports that schoolteachers in the two Kansas Citys will likely accept being paired with dog catchers, while New York notes Manhattan and the Bronx contain over 2,000,000 residents with about 19,000 landowners, and 8,000 fewer property holders than eight years ago.
The text notes twenty five major ocean currents and mentions rivers such as the Thames and Hudson. It cites Prismatic Lake in Yellowstone as the largest body of hot water, though the statement blends various geographic facts and may require verification.
An OCR reading presents a garbled rural lyric about Kentucky scenes including orchards, a distant home, and references to railways, soldiers, and feuds. The passage mentions a Pontiac Express sighting and a local specialist for assessments at J. W. Heitor, suggesting a damaged local piece or stray verse in a historical newspaper page.
The home of Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sargent on New Howton road was burned to the ground last evening. The fire was caused by a defective chimney. The couple carried only a small amount of insurance.
West Topsham notes list visits by G M Tubbs East Hyegate H M Sanborn Barre and others, local painting work, a village school term ending with 41 scholars, and a fine paid by Slaytoney for drunkenness. Baseball news covers various players, teams, and trades with hometown references and familiar figures in the era.
Roameling of the Egyptians appears absent until imperial Rome. Egyptian celestial ornaments in gold, notably those of Queen Rahhoteh, date back over four thousand years. They appear as opaque colored cloisonne enamel, though they look like enamel work.
About 350 volcanoes on earth have acted in modern Ames shows with active performers. Countless others are long extinct, leaving a vast history of volcanic participation and legacy in the scene.
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