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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1909
Page
3
Berlin June 25 The German chancellor faces two options to avert a crisis resign or dissolve the Reichstag. A dissolution would force a new election and test whether a majority can support the government amid heavy burdens. If not, the union government proposals falter and Von Buelow’s resignation may matter little.
In Dittecheas county a speeding automobile plummeted down a hill near Amonian injuring multiple occupants. Mrs Tune died instantly, a Mrs Matthews died later, and a child was hurt. Driver Matthews faced a deadly valley speed as the car struck and rolled, leaving one rear wheel torn from the vehicle.
In a dispute among fishing vessels, American and foreign crews protest trawling near the Gehing grounds. Captain Shay reports trawls destroyed by a steamship, 275 pieces of gear taken, prompting complaints from French Canadian and Newfoundland captains. Damages will be sent to Paris with the claims.
Text fragment discusses women’s health and strengthening weaknesses during times Nature calls for extra demands. It notes no known remedy as safe and reliable for women’s special ailments, indicating a general health guidance tone from an era.
Mrs Chas Barclay of Graniteville writes that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound restored her health during the change of life and is worth mountains of gold to suffering women. She says no other medicine for women's ills offers such cures and endorses trying the remedy to help others.
The Georgia arbitration board ruled to exclude all testimony about public opinion, saying it was not relevant. The decision followed objections that firemen were pressed to testify about alleged kinship to a Negro fireman, with disputes over attendance and the required 400 fort rule.
Five American women died in a boating tragedy near Muckross shore on June 33. Two additional Americans and two Irish workers were drowned as rescue efforts followed a lifeboat incident. Names include Mrs A A Hilton and son of Tacoma Mr and Mrs W Catnen of Cowell Massachusetts.
Suspected Victor residents halted caretaker Arthur at the Victor reservoir in Colorado Springs area on July 6. They opened flood gates releasing about 20 million gallons, keeping Arthur prisoner briefly while the river of water washed over the dam. A ten-man team fled toward the hills as tensions rise over Pike Peak area waters used by both Colorado Springs and Cripple Creek.
A misspelled report from the era confirms the woman who died yesterday on the Lake of Killarney is Mrs. IL. W. Cotum of Lowell, Manitoba. The Ilk Agency in London notes she was visiting the lake with an unspecified guide. No details are given for other possible victims.
Chicago reports Mrs A Tapperwein, unique female polo entrant, posting a high score though amid illness and weather. contemporaries include Fred Cater and Bo Tke, with notable ties. In Atlanta a white man named William One wher faced murder charges as authorities moved him from jail to an execution site.
The article discusses a tax plan amendment facing Senate debate with anticipated resistance from corporations. It notes committee actions aiming to refine provisions, potential shifts in timing to tomorrow or Saturday, and an aim to avoid an inquisitorial approach while allowing oversight of corporate earnings for dividends and bond interest.
June 25 report says officials in the department of justice believe there is enough evidence to pursue consolidation related charges against top trust leaders. It notes prosecutors may target higher level figures while pursuing charges against subordinates who carried out orders.
Ada Hopkins of Michigan attributes a near fatal cough and throat stoppage to Hyomel. She describes severe irritation and relief after using Hyomel and an inhaler sold by The Red Cross Pharmacy, which markets the remedy as curing catarrh and soothing inflamed membranes.
The passage blends recipe-style garden tips and kitchen contrivances with notes on pine stump processing, chemist tricks, and a shift in land use. It mentions preserving roses, preparing egg dishes, and how to keep produce fresh, followed by a discussion of pine stump chemistry, tar and pitch extraction, and a shift toward timber and forest product uses amid subsidies and legislation debates in Washington.
In New York on June 24 Sanford Hedins. com reports that one of the attorneys for A Heinee was found guilty of obstructing justice. The trial before Judge Ray involved Robinson and others connected to the U S Bank matter. The jury sought mercy as the case stemmed from a missing witness tied to a federal investigation. Robinson faces possible sentencing and fines.
This notice touts Dr Williams Pink Pills as a cure for impoverished blood detailing a patient from Burlington Vermont who suffered fatigue pale lips and poor sleep then recovered after using the pills. It promises a free booklet upon request and provides company contact information in a dated sensational style.
William Jennings Bryan Jr and Mise Helen Wi ipstora of Minakee wed yesterday at Kinnikino lodge on Grand Lake shore. The Bryan family hosted a private ceremony with relatives present. The couple will honeymoon at Grand Lake and plan to move to Tucson, Arkansas, in September for a two year stay.
June 28 report from Clinton shows twelve miners were injured at the Kienidika mine No. 4 when cage cables failed. One man suffered a broken back while five others had broken legs and skull injuries. They were taken to Guy Helff hospital for treatment as authorities investigated the incident.
Washington June 25 Attorney General Wielersham studies a plan favored by the Muswachwitie legislature to permit a holding company to own most stock of Boston and Maine and to advance a merger with New Haven Hartford lines. George Billard of Meriden is said to control most Boston & Maine stock as an agent for the New Haven road.
Washington reports the government has allowed the pitth Royal Finlanders and a fellow general’s command to cross from Canada into the United States while armed for participation in the Lake Champlain celebration. The move prompts questions about security and ceremonial roles for the Canadian units.
A married couple, Alfred Norjan and his wife, were found fatally overcome by gas in their Hartford, Connecticut home on Valentines Day. Police report unclear, with a note on a possible asphyxiation and a tragic domestic incident.
Fire destroyed the Great Cotton Mills in Salem amid chaotic circumstances. The plant, valued near $15,000 in wool purchases, suffered extensive damage. Authorities say the event caused four to five year prison- term implications for related theft charges. Over 2,000 workers were displaced as a result of the blaze.
Lieutenant Commander J. Gibbons, formerly American naval attaché in London, has arrived in St. Petersburg for a week, then Moscow, before proceeding to the Far East to take command in the American Atlantic squadron.
Private Jos B R Klein of Kankake, Illinois, was acquitted by a jury Wednesday after a trial accusing him of fatally wounding an individual during a confrontation in the Ni d of Karhobeee Augtat while the First Regiment L N G. was en route to Springfield.
Cambridge England June 26 Americans honored in a Darwin celebration delegation as Cambridge University announced recipients of high honors. Jacques Loeb of California, Edmund Beecher Wilson of Columbia, and Charley D Walcott of the Smithsonian were listed among the notable honorees.
Donald returns from a visit to the country full of memories and odd names his family discusses. He recalls a possible biblical name that sounds like Teldad and wonders if it appears in the Old Testament, while his mother confirms and corrects him.
Fragmentary text discusses Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and a medical claim. It mentions acetvaye trans and a potential dosage reference, with garbled phrases about mothers and children. The readable bits are insufficient for a clear event or outcome.
St John N B June 25 Hon William Pugsley Canada minister of public works comments on Brodeur marine minister announcement. After the Transcontinental railway completion Canadian preference will halt for goods imported through Canadian ports. Laurier had set a date for 1% change tied to railway completion. Pugsley calls this crucial for Ryene region development amid winter competition with Portland and New York.
A Chicago youth died after police confrontation connected to a blackmail scheme. Police report threats via letters aimed at extorting money, naming a cousin Alfred Kase and involving a planned payout of $15,000. Hass was arrested as part of the investigation.
Fragmentary text discusses Carlist resurgence and recognition of Alfonso if the pretender dies. Mentions Theron and a San Carlos day, and hints at forming a Catholic party modeled after the German Centrist group. Likely notes political speculation and potential party organization.
In Clinton Indiana twelve miners were injured when the cage fell in Klondike mine No 4 yesterday. One man had a broken back and five were hurt seriously while six others sustained injuries. Doctors fear several may die.
A young machinist in the engineering department at the state university shot and wounded his wife, killed his brother in law, and then set fire to the house with two icemen present outside. He then died in the fire. The shooter left a note claiming his wife had been unfaithful and he will recover.
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