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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
3
A humorous confrontation unfolds between Mr Guernsey and Miss Moe in the Mirro yr as they plot a staged engagement to frustrate Mr Flagler. Kitty, a young woman, uses the ruse to gain control of attention while navigating social tricks and jealousy.
Patti and her tour plans to return to the United States in October are described by William Ashworth. Adelina Patti, famed singer, recalls her girlhood in New York and speaks of touring from Craig-y-Nos in Wales, with family, past memories, and hopes of performing in New York and Chicago venues.
Rome June 20 The public consistory at the Vatican drew crowds as many feared the pope’s days were numbered while Leo XIII announced new cardinal appointments. American clergy including Mgr Kennedy and Mgr Farrelly attended. The ceremony featured oaths, the red hats, rings, and archbishopric designations for figures in America and the Philippines.
Fifteen thousand garment workers in Chicago have been served by the National Association of Wholesale Clothing Merchants with an ultimatum that nearly amounts to a no lockout notice. The outcome will be decided within two weeks as unconfirmed concerted action by workers and persistent wage demands create tension with employers.
A requiem mass for Cardinal Vaughan who died June 1 was celebrated at Westminster Cathedral. An immense concourse attended the service with full representation of the Welsh apostolic choir bishops and high church dignitaries. Ambassador Choate was among the diplomats present.
Led by Dr. Frank H. Davis and a corps of machinists, seventy five Auto club members begin a 1,000 mile tour in a portable repair shop. About 200 people and fifty cars depart Chicago with twenty five heading to Mammoth Cave Kentucky on the first day.
Judge Townsend announces the James H. Tillman trial will be held in Lexington County in September with Judge Gage presiding. Arguments for change of venue were underway, as the defense sought transfer to Saluda County.
Richmond Va June 26 No further rioting connected to the street car strike has been reported. The Seventy first regiment detachment is in place to reinforce the military already present, with heavy detachments at danger points.
The World's Fair company reports cash outlays of 8 510 000 up to June 1. The money covered exhibition development and related expenses, reflecting the financial scope of the Saint Louis event through early June.
The New York Court of Appeals sustained lower court interpretation of Judge Henry Hilton's will. Horace Russell and Edward D. Harris, as executors, appealed the ruling disputing distribution clauses. Beneficiaries including Ed wand D. Hilton contended for different parcel allocations in the Saratoga and New York estate.
Government telegraph lines between Buena Ventura and Bogota have been disrupted, after previously delaying news by about forty eight hours. No proceedings from the Colombian congress are obtainable at Colon at present. Officials hope communication will be reestablished soon.
An explosion of ammonia gas at Citizens' brewery on Throop street and Archer avenue wrecked the building. Night staff Charien Brunke the night brewer was killed, while Charles Floward the night engineer and Frank Fisher the night fireman were seriously injured. Property damage about 15000 dollars.
Henry W. Warner is suspended from the Stock Exchange for twelve months after being found guilty of taking and carrying the account of an employee of another member without consent. The ruling was issued in New York on June 26.
Oswego June 26 Cassius Gates fifty three a wealthy farmer at Pecks Mills has killed himself by cutting his throat. Despondency and ill health are given as the causes in reports from the scene.
The president will transmit to the Russian government the B n a i B r i t h petition on treatment of Jews in Prussia. The move, after debate, aims to present a formal request through the U S chargé at St Petersburg, with signatures from American Jewish leaders.
Two men were killed and two injured when an eastbound Boston and Maine passenger train ran them down on the Fitchburg division track at Derby bridge near North Leominster. The incident occurred while workers were on the line. Authorities investigated the scene and the victims were identified as local workers from Two Kitted by Train and Twominster.
Vienna reports Count Hedervary accepts Francis Joseph's invitation to form a new Hungarian cabinet and resigns as ban of Croatia after twenty years of unpopular rule. Croatians express satisfaction at his retirement.
In Paris on June 26 Finance Minister Rouvier received the United States international exchange commission comprising J. H. Hanna Charles A. Cohant and Professor Jeremiah W. Jenke at the ministry of finance Ambassador Porter introduced the members and outlined their mission Rouvier agreed to designate experts to meet with the Americans and discuss the project Meetings between French and American experts will continue until July 15.
Oneida Wisconsin June 24 Cor nélius Fu known as Chief Onon-Gwat-Go has been ordained at the Episcopal Church of the Holy Apostles Hobart algalon Oneida Hill long served as interpreter and missionary among the Oneida Indians The ordination is in part a recognition of his faithful services Rev By Talbot Rogers of Grafton Hall fond du Lac acted as master of ceremonies.
Mary Trabelly, fourteen, was arrested in Worcester on a larceny charge after taking $200 from her parents as she and Frank Massad twenty three set out to North Adams to marry. Massad was booked on a charge of abduction.
Sir Thomas Lipton arrived in Washington from New York in the afternoon to attend the special invitation of President Roosevelt. He will be a guest of General and Mrs. Corlisin during his stay in the capital.
Postmaster General Payne missed time at the post office department in Washington on June 20 due to ill health. His condition has been unsatisfactory for several days and he has only been able to be at his desk for a couple of hours each day.
Fourth class postmasters have been appointed in Speonk New York D Buland Hammondsport Alicert Hynes Jacobus Henry G Yost in Pennsylvania Hammond.
A public contest of skill in killing and dressing animals at the fair grounds and Armory park in Toledo has been canceled due to legal interference by the Toledo Humane Society.
Mrs A H White of 33 West Street testifies that after years of backache and partial remedies she found relief from kidney issues with Down’s Kidney Pills. She reports dose-by-dose improvement and eventual attack relief after completing the course. Sold for 30 cents a box by all dealers, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo sole agents for the United States. Remember the name Dean’s and take no substitute.
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