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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1911
Page
2
A Dewar era report from Waabii on June 24 details a informal Democratic accord with a dozen senators backing a vote against amendments to the reciprocity bill. Senator Bailey’s amendment is rejected, as leaders insist on stability and avoid tying additional provisions to reciprocity.
Washington June 24. Thorpe Cutler vice president of the Utah Idaho Sugar Refining company testified before the sugar trust investigation that the Mormon church aids sugar industry for the welfare of its people. He said the church supports business ventures affecting material welfare and spiritual interests. The hearing also examined Great Western Sugar Refining and American Sugar refining interests in Michigan Utah and Colorado.
An advertisement-style warning urges readers to test urine for kidney issues using a bottle of water left to stand. It promotes Dr Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney and urinary problems, claims rapid relief, and offers a free sample by mail from Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
An article fragment describes a baby aged four tainted by a skin condition, with doctors using a cloth mask and bandaging to treat severe eruptions. Hood's Sarsaparilla is claimed to have cured the disease, followed by endorsement of the product. The text then shifts to discussion of sugar interests and a political figure, with quotes about war and refinery control, mentioning Havemeyer and Spreckels and Representative Madison.
San Francisco reports a dramatic vault accident as Wattsworth Williams, an employee, is badly injured while a large quantity of gold sacks is buried in a money vault. Recovery of Williams is doubtful amid chaos. Authorities assess the vault collapse and the missing treasure totaling millions in gold.
The June 24 report alleges a new form of restraint by a secretive Retail Lumber Dealers' Association. It describes a “trust of power” where secretaries issued trade papers to blacklist manufacturers and wholesalers selling to consumers directly, aiming to enforce sales through retailers. More than 100 firms across the U. S. were named, with retaliation through nonpurchase of noncompliant suppliers. The case compares to New York’s Eastern States Retail Lumber Dealers’ suit, noting the western group’s broader reach.
Consuelo Vanderbilt duchess of Marlboro defied a royal snub by entering the royal gallery, asserting her peeress right to attend. Her entrance disrupted the scene as she wore the Vanderbilts’ pearls and posed defiantly, drawing attention from peers and spectators alike.
An autopsy is planned for the body of a person connected to the New York Military Academy in Cornwall. Early reports indicate the individual was found unconscious after an incident at a hotel, with authorities seeking to determine the cause and timeline of events surrounding the death.
Cambridge June 24 Harvard beat Yale 4 to 1 to claim the annual championship series for the first time in the Crimson’s history. Potter starred with a first inning run and two RBIs, supported by McLaughlin on the mound. Captain McLaughlin, Madger, and Babson contributed key plays as Harvard secured back to back wins over Yale. Potter was named captain of the Crimson baseball team for next year.
General Gaurier announces army countermeasures amid cabinet defeat by a narrow chamber vote. The ministry resigns, signaling a shift in leadership during wartime.
An official stated there was no evidence of corruption, yet certain suspicions persist. Investigators continue reviewing related documents and interviews to determine any underlying misconduct or ethical concerns. No individuals are named in the report.
Wolgast and Moran prepare for their twenty round world welterweight title clash set for July 4 in San Francisco. Wolgast, after a decisive win over Burns, is the favorite but Moran, a skilled Little Briton, poses a serious challenge with crisp punching and ring generalship.
Tilton New Hampshire June 24 Three men injured in last night s automobile train crash are reported doing well under treatment with every prospect of recovery Scott Spaulding initially critically injured had a leg amputated Sawyer sustained a dislocation of the hip and back injuries all live in Franklin
Yesterday's AL games at Boston saw Benton win 7 to 4 over Philadelphia in the first game and Boston take 5 to 4 in the second. Detroit edged Cleveland, and New York defeated Washington. In the National League, Philadelphia beat Boston, 1 to 0. A separate ad touts a hair growth tonic at Red Green Pharmacy with a money back guarantee.
A massive fire in Lynn caused about 75 000 dollars in losses late yesterday. Flames started from a spark at a belting of the B. Brett company on River Street and were driven by a strong wind into a crowded tenement district. Three tenements, a shoe factory, and several dwellings were destroyed or badly damaged as workers struggled to fight the blaze. Many foreigners fled with their children and belongings as the area was evacuated.
Indictments returned by the federal grand jury against packing firms and individuals in Boston and vicinity for unlawful restraint of trade were dismissed by Judge Putnam. The judge ruled the government failed to show an illegal combination existed. Names include Ferdinand Sulzberger of New York and Horatio Heath of Boston. related defendants involved in price-setting schemes were also dismissed.
Southampton announces the seamen strike has ended after days of disruption to shipping. The action, centered at Boighieh ports, severely hindered several major lines and caused notable delays for cargo and passenger vessels across the network.
After days of disruption, White Star Line employees accepted terms and returned to work, while other lines had already compromised with the strikers.
Daniel O'Reilly was disbarred yesterday by the appellate court in New York after his conviction on the charge of receiving stolen goods connected with the Bacraft securities robbery. The action follows his involvement in a securities robbery case and marks a formal discipline by the bar.
Russell Ford excels by consistently throwing to the home plate area. Batsmen are kept off balance as he places pitches in challenging zones, preventing easy free passes. The article links vast pitching mastery to controlling the ball in pressure moments.
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