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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1906
Page
2
The advertisement claims rheumatism returns after lotions fail because the root acid condition of the blood must be corrected. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is promoted as the cure, having cured thousands by addressing the blood.
Boston Americans edged the New York Giants 3 to 2 as Cy Young battled wildness but kept the line moving. Boston tallied in the fifth on a Brian steal and Bates engineering two base advances, while McGinnity yielded nine safeties for the New York club.
Washington June 50. Dexter Ki. Rogers of Massachusetts will direct the summer campaign against moth pests in New England. The plan will be announced by Dr. L C. Howard head of the entomology bureau. Rogers is recognized for significant work against moth pests in Massachusetts.
In Philadelphia on June 20 more evidence emerged before the Interstate Commerce Commission, with former District Attorney Graham and a New York accounting firm examining Pennsylvania Railroad books. They aim to recover about 1.5 million dollars for clients Pennsylvania Coat & Coke, Mitchell Coat & Coke, and Webster Coat & Coke. The search began at Freight Services and targets rivalries among coal and coke interests, alleging preferential handling and delayed payments.
A scorching Chicago heat wave yesterday produced record temperatures and widespread illness. Thousands suffered in crowded downtown and factory districts, with many fatally stricken and 14 rushed to hospitals. An overheated population sought relief as doctors and merchants touted patent cures and guarantees from local pharmacies.
Washington June 20 The Senate framed the rate and rate bill and agreed to the conference report on the pure food measure. Debate focused on Standard Oil and Rockefeller control as the bill passed toward adjournment. The meat inspection provision was set for government cost while railroad finance remains restricted.
Washington June 20 The president is expected to depart Washington at midnight if Congress adjourns early, likely traveling to Sagamore Hill for breakfast. He aims for a quiet summer. last year’s peace negotiations with Japan created more strain, but this year he expects routine business with little heavy negotiation.
The secretary of the treasury has written to national banks that received a special deposit of 910,000,000 of treasury funds. They are asked to return the funds to the treasury between July 1 and July 20. This follows the conditions set when the deposits were made.
A young man, George Tooley, is suspected to have ended his life in Watertown after a boating accident on Star Lake that killed Miss Alice Mish Devine Burgess and Miss Mabel Tarve. The events followed the drowning of a sweetheart, with a sister and other relatives noted in the chaotic narrative.
A fragmented health ad notes Inger as a remedy for indigestion nervousness and cramps. It touts the product as healthful and valuable, urging readers to look for Zeon marks and warning about pains and cramps. The garbled text references locations and generic claims without clear specifics.
New Jambon Ot June 90 Miter the great boat mee of Thursday Hebert Low Bacon 07 of New York was elected captain of the Harland crew. Bacon prepared for Harvant at Groten school and rowed in every Harvard boat for three years. He captained wind powed four in his freshman eight and last pour round at No In the varsity hyat. He is 21 years old, weighs 187 pounds and five feet 1 inch. He is a member of the institute of 1770, DK. By Porceltion was Hasty Padding clube. He is the son of Robert Tacon of the chess of TO, and aseletant wcretary of state. When the Yale party reached the boat houn after the varsity fact Noyes was overcome and assisted to walk to the dormitory where he rested on tour, while he was chosen captain for next year Noyes lived in At Paul Minn. he prepared for Yale at the fig school, Wottetiwn Va. He rowed in the frnghman shell past year and will therefore be only a funior next year. The only names nen t one foo tle captaincy Weredhoke of Noyes and Bigelow, te football tackle, tmé Bigelow is believed to be slated for the football leadership in another year.
The establishment announces the opening of an Ice Cream Parlor in connection with a Fruit Store. It serves strawberry ice cream made from real fruit and offers wholesale and retail ice cream orders, with delivery of gallon quantities and free fruit delivery to homes.
James L. Coade returned to Fairmont and learned his wife lived with Samuel Williams. He shot them both and then killed himself, though he survived. Coade, an ex-resident, had been away for years and apparently did not know of the divorce and remarriage.
In Portland on June 20 a bold street robbery occurred before about 20 witnesses. Two men, believed to be well known local characters, escaped with 1499 in cash from a Matoe steamship company messenger. A 16 year old, Edward J. Neale, was relieved of money as he walked past Comieperal street and the wharf. Neale could not pursue due to infirmities. onlookers offered no help, thinking the assailants were joking.
A head on collision near Claremont Junction involved a passenger car from Claremont Junction with seven aboard and a baggage and smoking car with seventeen aboard. A woman passenger sustained serious injuries and was hospitalized. The incident followed a timetable error at a turnout near the fair grounds and occurred about fifty rods beyond the turnout.
New York on June 30 police attempted to arrest McCwinn and his shipmates for intoxication. The group mocked Flanagan when he fired after knocking an officer down. Flanagan shot McCalhy, who died soon after, while McCairn succumbed to wounds.
In Pittsfield Massachusetts Jane dAight sues over possession of a pair of bine wil pirters with gold Duckies gud satin. The defendants Jean Raymond and her brother from Wisadale represent the opposing side in a dispute dating months back. The justice court has set a hearing for July 6 to determine the division of the property valued at 000.
After the third race at the New England Breeds’ Anevelation track yesterday an injunction was served on Andrew Miller, president of the association, to prevent further betting. Bookmakers who had been taking bets fled when served.
London dispatch states the United States has purchased five hundred ten thousand dollars worth of gold from England. The report notes a portion of the shipment is expected to arrive in the coming week and mentions the Bank of Riverside.
A historical piece discusses the New Madrid tremor of December 16 1811 as the region’s strongest quake since settlement, noting its long sequence of shocks through 1812. It describes land shifts, soil drainage changes, and altered river courses, referencing Leven and 1801 to 1812 events.
A garbled early 20th century notice from Barre region describes a union led protest advocating for the Union Label on manufactured goods. It urges patrons to avoid certain companies and to support union produced articles amid labor activism.
A fragmentary review notes Kipling yokes old English history to fiction in a tale about Sebastian Cabot and the Roman wall defenses. The piece mentions Hal o the Draft and Bartholomew’s elmeric, with hints of Cabot's voyage, cannons, a barber’s tale, and a colonial tone, leaving readers awaiting more from the author.
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