Barre Daily Times Item From 1908 Court Case
A clipped Barre Daily Times item from June 4 1908 references a court case involving Allsaa Aife Snwarance and mentions Montpelier Vermont and a life insurance company. The fragmentary text is partially illegible but indicates a legal matter surrounding a life company and local entities.
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THE
Barre Daily Times
Saa Aife
Life Io Company
Montpalier, Vt
Mu Mallard
Penara M Saps Bates
Talk of the Towns Watches and Markets Stir Town
A garbled notice mixes shop chatter and local updates. Mentions Burr watches, coal from Calder & Wichardaan, Vermont Fruit Store adding ice cream, and a table for 16 to improve service. Also references Italian phrases about a cafe or lodging and a list of names with scattered details.
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Tibet
Scranton
Calder & Wichardaan
Pisherisian
Hoxall Skeeter Akaot
Grecia
Argon
Vermont Fruit
Grange Event and Community Notices
Grange No 268 to host children day at the hall on Wednesday evening, June 94. Members urged to attend and bring children. Also note a June 26 social dance at Miles Hall for Graniteville A C Jase Ball Association with Isley's Orchestra. Public health ads promote Doan's Ointment and Doan's Regulats for ailments, with pharmacy recommendations.
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Grange
Rey
Miles
Graniteville A. C. Jaseball Association
Isley
May Unite Two Churches Seeks Federation Plan
A meeting in the Baptist vestry discussed joining with the Methodist church to form a federation and secure Rev. Joseph Hamilton as pastor this year. Both congregations, short of pastors, would hold separate services while voting on union. committee members from both churches will report at the next session.
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Randolph
Jann
Baptist Church
Methodist Church
W. & Bradshaw
Sarvices
Pee Davison
Hap
Lone Baitton
Tio
Joseph Hamilton
William H. DuBois
Dethany
Mirin’ Street
W. Sbchow
H. B. Well WM. Totman
BE. N. Rising
Alfred Webster
The
Methodist
Dr. Bailey
A. N. Hayes
D. B Copeland
D. de Howe
No Visitors At Oyster Bay President Plans Sagamore Visit
Washington reports only the president will receive visitors at Sagamore Hill until Saturday. Secretary of War Taft and his successor Get. Lasko El Wright will arrive by automobile led by Secret Service men. The afternoon will focus on War Department policy under Wright with two resident advisors and talks on future policy. A cooler morning yesterday saw the president take a long horseback ride before sunset.
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Washington
Sagamore Wik
Taft
Get. Lasko EL Wright
Lhripe
Seret
Sagamore Hill
Uiem
War Department
Wright
Adams on Trial in Western Federation Case
The trial centers on Steve Adams in a Western Federation of Miners matter, with officials including Artie L. Costins and Charlee At involved. A sheriff orders actions affecting jury seating as the case proceeds, with Mayer presiding over the federation’s Mines division.
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Golo
Adams
Omneanbey
Western Federation of
Ailners
Artie L. Costins
Tollepile
Picture Post Cards for Sale at Local Shops
Post ad lists Carte at all decent ports with prices from two for five cents to fifty cents each. Cards cover tourist scenes, local views, history, and humorous themes. Dodge advertises a brieges selection in the city with a window display at 90 Mata Bite Bacon Ve.
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Histori
Brieges
Randолph residents recount guests and travel notes
Nineteen readers list social visits and returns from trips around Brattleboro. Names include Miss Sarah Griswold and Miss Kennedy visiting from Waterbury, with others returning from Montpelier Lyndon Woodstock Richford and Marlboro. The item notes a funeral near Brookfield and a business trip to Pomfret.
Community Notes From Local Weekend Trip to Joe's Pond
Cabot L Myers returned from a two weeks trip through the northern part of the state. G J Hawes launched his 18 foot craft at Joe's pond on Saturday carrying 21 people. Ed Morrot’s cottage at Joe's pond nears completion. B G Rogers and family at Paquin's cottage on Son's pond. Jock Grom worked at Macabfield for Moses Whitaey. Mrs Mary Knight and Mrs More visit Walter Perry. Roland Boyce visited G Jo Hewes for two weeks and returned to Barre. Superintendent F J Brown ecombe will diploma ninth grade graduates next Friday night.
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L. Myers
G. J. Hawes
Joe's Pond
W. B. Lance
Montpelier
Buwaitiess
Ed. Morrot
Joe’ Pond
B.G
Mary Knight
More
Farre
Walter Perry
Roland Boyce
G. Jo Hewes
Barre
FJ. Brownecombe
Ambassador Bryce Praises Roosevelt at Duluth Speech
British ambassador James Bryce told the Commercial Club crowd in Duluth that cordial ties and shared history bind the United States and Canada. He urged mutual understanding to avert friction, praising President Roosevelt and the alliance between Britain and the United States.
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Duluth
Man
Lansdo
Lisitel
Jases Beryce
Great Britain
United States
Canada
Rooervelt
Stolen Mail Pouch Recovered Near Kadens City
A stolen mail pouch containing jewelry and valuables was recovered near Kadens City after a train crew reported the theft. The thief, who escaped with a portion of the loot, was later traced to a railroad town where investigators secured the pouch. The regesternd mail and valuables were identified, with several artifacts missing from the stash.
Local Market Prices for Dressed Pork and Strawberries
June 24 1908 in Barre VI local markets firm with butter and eggs advancing. Wholesale quotes list dressed pork veal lamb fowls and dairy prices with strawberries described as yielding well with stock.
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Barre
Ricker's Market Report From Eh Johnebnry
Ricker's market notes steady veal and hogs with high prices yet slow sales. Poultry declines. by week ending June 22 residents report 700 pounds poultry and 820 fleece, 75 cows and other items with small collections of lands and crops.
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Eh Johnebnry
Ricker
Colves
Boston markets show steady demand and firm butter prices
Receipts of butter remain heavy with no real improvement in demand and prices holding easy. Cheese supplies rise slowly while demand stays good, keeping prices sustained especially for fine varieties. Eggs remain firm and higher for fancy stock though ordinary lots are plentiful.
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Poston
Vermont
New Hampshire
New York
Hay Quality Affects Milk Yield Across Cattle Herds
An excerpt from a farm notebook describes dramatic milk production changes in cows fed different hay. A farmer reports milk output rising from 1 to 163 quarts daily with hay quality, while two cows in separate conditions average 32 pounds. The author emphasizes that first quality hay far surpasses other feeds and notes winter-harvested hay can be coarser and less effective for milking cows.
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Boen
New Yorker
Dever
Bern
Oliver Avi
Anil Khita
Plans for Improving Pasture and Fertilizer Trials
The author outlines eight pasture plots to be improved and several plots for feeding according to various plans from colleges of agriculture and fertilizer experts. They hope to report results in time.
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Colleges of Agriculture
Nine Negroes Put To Death In Texas
News from Sabine county reports nine black men lynched or shot after two white farmer deaths. Hugh Dean and Perry Price killings sparked mobs, a “blind tiger” whiskey site, and looming race tensions. Armored clashes feared as whites and blacks brace for possible violence.
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Texas
Houston
Tex
Sabine County
Gina P
Hugh Dean
Perry Price
Johnson Place
East
New York Man Held for Bridge Attack in Fall River
George O'Donnell of New York City was adjudged probably guilty of blowing up the Somer Set bridge ironwork of the New York New Haven Hartford line with dynamite Tone 15 and held in $10,000 for the November term of the superior court by Judge NePetough. He faced an additional charge of assault with a dangerous weapon and was held in $1,000. Prosecutors presented ten witnesses. defense offered none. Police seek ties to prior failed blowup attempts on a tow county bridge over the Twuriten river.
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Fall River
Mara
George O'Donnell
New York City
Somerset Bridge
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Superior Court
NePetough
Second District Court
Donnell
Troops Kill Four In Italy Conflict After Earthquake
Naples dispatch reports protests over management following a recent earthquake in Calabria. Demonstrators clashed with authorities in San Vito and Olivech, with mobs pelted soldiers who fired back. Casualties included several civilians and at least four soldiers. Units moved from Catapzary pasta to restore order.
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Mattine
San Vito
Calabria
Gring
Girk Miller Digorde
Guenne
Pacific to be scene of the next great war
Sir James Hiphinstone Erskine, senior of Britain's fleet admirals, arrived in San Francisco on a world cruise with his wife and family. In an interview he said the Pacific will host the next great ocean war, though he withheld the belligerents. He also predicted future naval programs will build even larger battleships beyond the Dreadnought type.
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San Francisco
James Hiphinstone Erskine
Pacific
Fire Devastates Gill City as Child Sparks Blaze
Three Rivers Station Quebec June 24 A fire in Gill city destroyed about 400 buildings and left 60 families homeless. Authorities estimate losses near $3,000 with more than half the town’s commercial district burned. The blaze started when a child playing with matches set hay on fire.
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Three Rivers Station
Quebec
Gill City
M L Authoritines
Valle Squiaré
Bysindas
Cepimercial
Imall
Etada| Homlets
Missing West Claremont man George Keyes Jr. sought
Friends of George A Keyes Jr a 32 year old painter from West Claremont seek his whereabouts since he left home on June 4 and was last seen at the Sullivan house in Frye 4 He was to start for home but did not He is quiet genial and well liked by acquaintances.
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Claremont
N. A
George A. Keyes, Jr
West Claremont
Sullivan House
Frye
Man Seeks Work In Trade As He Travels
He considered securing work at his trade, wearing his working clothes and carrying only a few dollars.
Waterbury Prisoner Smashes Wall to Escape
Waterbury Connecticut on June 24 Mrs Anna Kleick a prisoner at the Nangatuck lock up escaped by smashing a brick wall with her fist and crawling through She left behind corsets and shoes and a note to the police The escape occurred as a breakfast period at 6 am after she appeared asleep on a corridor bench She was jailed for theft of a silk skirt and fled when officers brought breakfast
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Waterbury
Anna Kloick
Kleick
William D. Sands Dies in Paris Hotel Ritz
William D. Sands, American financier head of the tin plate trust, died suddenly at the Hotel Ritz in Paria on June 24. He had come abroad for health and planned to sail for the United States to resume business. He collapsed overnight and died with his wife and son at his bedside. His body to be sent to New York on June 27. His fortune is estimated at 95,000,000.
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William D. Sands
Hotel Ritz
Leeds
New York
Lésds Ia
Paris
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