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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1914
Page
2
President Wilson said he sought a square deal and had no quarrel with those who voiced opinions on business conditions and antitrust laws. He criticized the widespread circulation of form letters and telegrams to officials as artificial and open to criticism, noting the campaign was not tied to genuine concerns.
A group from the National Society of the Sons of the American Revolution toured Philadelphia Germantown and Valley Forge as preliminary events for a two day pilgrimage tracing General Washingtons 1775 route to Cambridge. A farewell banquet recalled Washingtons departure to command the Continental Army.
Exeter June 23. Lewise Perry professor of English at Williams College was named president of Phillips Exeter Academy at closing exercises yesterday. Perry graduated from Williams in 1824.
The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla corrects blood acidity and builds up the system. It says rheumatism, stomach and kidney troubles, and general debility improve as it cleanses the blood. Advert mentions forty years of use and urges purchase from a local drugstore.
A vaudeville act owner and keeper were attacked by five young lions in Chicago. Dietrich, a football player and fiancé of the owner, was killed when the cage in a freight car failed to protect him as the beasts attacked. An inquiry will decide if the lions are destroyed.
John Hulihan of 375 West street in Rutland a partner in Hulihan Brothers stonecutting firm died at home Sunday night at 11 25 following an illness since Friday He was 60 and leaves two daughters Mrs Novak and Miss Madge Hulihan a son Charles in Mari copa Cal and William and another in Rutland a brother Patrick C Hulihan his former Rutland Board of Education member for 13 years
In Quebec on June 23 the inquiry heard that Captain Kendall and First Officer Tuftenas could not agree on the exact wreck spot marked on maps. Divers were ordered to abstain from further work as Edward Bosseboom died from a fall while recovering the 800 bowling entombed in the hull.
Buenos Aires census figures show the city housing 1 560 163 residents. the 1900 tally was 821 201. The notice also mentions local society events and visits, including a village improvement society meeting and social gatherings in Elmira and St Johnsbury.
A public auction offers a seven room residence at 47 Hans von Street and a lot on Long Street. The 41 Hans von Street home features hardwood floors, plaster walls, modern plumbing, steam heat, electric lights, two porches, and a cement basement. The Long Street lot is 66 by 13 feet, level, near Warren Street, suitable for a home or rental. Sale is absolute, at 1:20, with W W Anderson as owner and D A Perry auctioneer.
Washington June 23 The administration's anti trust program heads to the Senate with the federal trade commission bill as unfinished business Newlands chairs the interstate commerce committee and plans to advance the bill The Clayton anti trust and railroad securities bills remain in committee awaiting reporting Both House and Senate measures are largely identical aside from commission size and coverage of corporations in interstate commerce
Miss Rosamond Bradley of Commonwealth avenue leaves Boston for St John s Newfoundland then St Anthony to work as a nurse for July August and September at the central hospital founded by Dr Wilfred T Grenfell in Labrador Her prior orthopedic work among poor children in Boston led to this appointment and she will serve Grenfell s patients on the North Shore in summer months
Washington June 21 The Senate banking and currency committee voted to summon Thomas J D Jones of Chicago to appear in Washington. The panel seeks details on Jones connection with the harvester trust. The White House says Jones owns only one share in that company.
Yesterday's games featured Boston defeating St Louis 4 to 2 with Beecne and Snyderler on the mound for Boston. New York beat Cincinnati 4 to 2 behind Mathewson and Meyers for New York and Ames and Clarke for Cincinnati. Brooklyn routed Pittsburgh 5 to 1 powered by Pfeffer, Harmon, Cozelman, Gibson, and Coleman.
In Chicago the A L game saw Boston win 4 to 3 behind Ristteries and Schmidt while Mayer, Bedient, Jonmey and Thomas contributed. Detroit hosted Washington in a 4 to 4 draw with Boeh and Henry leading for Detroit and Qubor, Main, Mall and betas supporting. St Louis beat Philadelphia 3 to 0 as Catterlee Plank Schang and Leverene Agnew appear in the box.
New York June 23 The Davis Cup schedule completed and preliminary rounds set, national and club organizers prepare for thousands of spectators. If England and Australia reach the final, matches at Longwood and Forest Hills Aug 6 7 and 8 will draw large crowds. Australia leads in team formation as the United States and England brace for selection and trials ahead of the Newport national championship and the Wimbledon rounds.
Yale secures the East cue championship as Holy Cross, famed for last season’s strength, loses only to Yale. Other items note Hal Chase blocked from playing with Buffalo Feds, and speeches on sports figures including O'Reilly’s athletics role at Georgetown. A 6 to 6 tie between Williamstown and Vermont closes the segment.
London June 23 report that a change was made in the Shaw rock IV. Details withheld for now, but Saturday’s trial showed improved speed off wind and running while windward performance remained unchanged.
Detroit June 23 Tyrus R. Cobb famed Detroit American League outfielder may be defendant in a damage suit arising from a Saturday night disturbance at W D Carpenter’s butcher shop. Cobb pointed a loaded revolver at Carpenter and assaulted Harold Harding when he tried to intervene.
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