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Saturday June 27, 1002 notes a poetic style and a second class mention in this early timestamped item.
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
4
Saturday June 27, 1002 notes a poetic style and a second class mention in this early timestamped item.
The column discusses McKinley memorial fundraising in Canton Ohio reaching $500000 from many citizens, a pair of newborn elephants named Shamrock and Reliance with one dying, mentions a Delaware lynching case and local Vermont reactions, and finally urges Barre hockey fans to form a four town local league with Montpelier Worthfield and Barnwick to boost interest without cost.
A 1900s style AUSTRALIAN NOTES item reports that Australia’s population is smaller than London’s, a once sandy eastern tract now hosts a large sheep population, and that 7 082 ships cleared Australian ports last year with 6.05 thousand flying the Brits fee while only 724 were foreign.
Readable lines evoke a rural voice pleading with a sheriff over ancestral ties and a cow’s fate amid a damaged ad page. The text blends a folk lament with catalogish store items and a Boston bargain mention, creating a collage of era voice and commerce.
Seasonal demand rises for menswear with ready-to-wear suits priced from five to twenty two dollars and made-to-order options from fifteen to forty dollars. Greys blues olives and browns headline fabric choices including worsteds ceviots cassimeres and flannels. Styles highlight single breasted cutaways and frocks, with fittings available at Quinlen Building in Barre Vermont.
Vermont state section notes baseball opens at St Albans while Swanton plans a Fourth of July celebration with land and water sports. Reports men injured in local accidents near East Roxbury and Groton, plus a lawn social in East Brookfield June 20 with a Bethel band. Funeral for Cassius Booth held at Essex Junction. Michael Tlarty dies by suicide near Walpole with family survivors listed.
Bishop Henry Moeller appointed coadjutor to Archbishop Hitler in Cincinnati as Archbishop Rati, ill in Baltimore, weakens. Rev. Moran A. Peters, brother of Rev. Madison Peters of Baltimore, takes charge at Putieville and heads to Philadelphia for reform work. Bishop Potter recalls a vow about caring for his children and hints at posthumous book projects on poverty and choir music.
The United States battleships Alabama Linois and Massachusetts and the cruiser Brooklyn with the Mayflower pass Sandy Hook bound for the Azores for summer maneuvers. Afterward the squadron will return to the United States for a presidential review off Oyster Bay about mid August.
A short notice advertises an eyesight special lat glasses offer for men. The item highlights affordable frames and prescription options with emphasis on quick fitting and local availability.
A humorous, oddball captioned fragment from a Cayenne scene fragments into a shocked hush. The piece references onions, club checas and petty THL, with a bed and breath taken away. Cornell Witow is mentioned as an explanatory voice and Ming Padeey is cited in a playful rake joke overheard in New YorkFines tone.
A fragmented report from the Chicago Tribune hints at a photographer and admen involved in a sequence about developing negatives. The wording is garbled but suggests publicity work and possible property or rights implications surrounding a photo session.
A clipped sports quote from the Philadelphia Ledger praising a player while noting a sudden event. The New York American quotes a coach or observer commending Jimmie’s ball control and noting a missed or thrown last shot.
Mirza Gholam Ahmad of Quadran India challenges Dr J A Dowle to a deathly praying duel in a Chicago dispatch. The self styled prophet claims to be the Messiah and says the contest will end with one man perishing, while Dowle has not yet accepted.
The Russian government once employed women as officials on the Ural railway. The experiment proved successful and at a recent St. Petersburg conference it was resolved to engage women for other railways.
Messicam Cotton reports Mexico consumes about 90 000 bales of coblom annually out of a 100 000 bale annual usage.
For a year Sweden prohibits phosphorus stitches. Engineers Landin and Jerander invent the repeticken, a scratch match that ignites on a wet surface and is claimed to be less dangerous than a safety match.
Walter Camp announces revised rules to speed play and open the game. Seven players must stay on the line between the 25 yard lines while mass plays remain inside the end zones. the quarterback may run under new limits after crossing the line of scrimmage five yards from the snap. The changes aim to make football more open and spectacular while restricting central field actions. The defense gains the right to kick or punt when the ball is put into play again.
The Washington correspondent of the Chicago Record-Herald reports Miss Alice Roosevelt, daughter of the president, charms audiences with witty sentences amid feuds. A former cabinet officer’s daughter recalled an Italian cabman who boasted he had married her twenty years ago and fathered twenty children, prompting Miss Alice to reply that her father would love no such thing.
The advertisement promotes wool walking skirts in black blue gray and blue mix. Described as steamed shrunk and not fancy, the price is set at 2.98 for a few days, claim that typical stores charge 3.98. Direct from factory, dated last Friday.
The Kentucky bine cross is restricted to a chel where dolomitic limestone stones of the Silurian outcrop occur, while the Johnson argas of the south are confined to the soils of the Cretaceous.
I am leaving town and will sell all household goods at my residence. See small bills. a long list. Sale positive June 27 at 2 PM. All are invited. J Richards. C H Hale Auctioneer.
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