04 Mar 1907
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1907
Page
1
Bisbee begins a third term after taking office in 1899 as head of the New England Foit Masters Association. The record highlights service growth during that period and Bisbee's leadership role within the association.
The Granite Mutual Insurance Company, chartered in 1906, began writing business March 1 with a $100,000 capital and a $10,000 cash payment. Barre residents embraced the venture, attracting applications from surrounding towns and Vermont agents. The home office will be at 61 North Main Street, Barre.
On the eve of election there is strong talk of liquor policy and alderman races. Rumors swirl about city hall leadership and mayoral appointments, while candidates in wards one, three, and four vie for seats. The Socialites push three candidates led by J H Carson for mayor as quiet campaigning continues.
An insanity exam in New York reports Thaw showed no escape attempt after shooting White, suggesting lack of appreciation for his actions. Dr Evang notes Thaw’s lingering thoughts about his wife’s debauchery and discusses whether his statements reflect memory or influence from others.
In Cambridge last evening Charlee Poindexter 14 Sunes Manet 12 and lok Murphy 1 year were riding on improvised ice cakes on the Chagles river near Amthi beach. The tide rose and the ice broke, sending the youths into the water. Warnings came an hour later as authorities searched the river for the Trend.
Bishop Alo A Mall of an Eneopal dloowie of Vor moth visits St Peter's Church in Bennington March 4. Large attendance fills every seat as he presides, with Rev John Minkaud, bishop of Dretington, in attendance and praise from town officials and parishioners.
A bitter critique accuses ex Mayor Heritage and the council of bypassing the city charter to benefit private firms and advance self interests. The writer alleges improper contracts, improper billing, and suppression of the mayoral message from 1900. The piece warns of legal action and potential indictments if the issues are not rectified.
The ship subsidy measure failed in the Senate as lawmakers withdrew the bill amid Democratic tactics led by Cynnack of Tennessee and New Hampshire's Senay. The Senate adjourned after a late session. the measure now awaits the president's signature.
In a surprising shuffle Vortelyou moves to the Treasury, replacing Leslie M. Shave who retires to lead the Carnegie Trust company tomorrow. The cabinet reshuffle reassigns key posts as the administration pivots its financial policy.
In Washington DC on March 4 the Prevident has signaled the Aldrich financial bill and 16 provisions take effect today, marking the start of new financial regulation changes.
A greatly distressed boy named Johnny Methven was found near his grandfather Contant Wyman in Brattleboro, West Muilter, wearing mismatched shoes and thin clothes. Authorities arranged a foster plan at Kaun Hatatty Nadie, while the boy receives medical care and clothing. his recovery is hoped for and his future placement considered.
Washington March 4 Sen Proctor has nominated several Vermonters for positions. Hinkies appoints Foster and Slattery at the military academy, with Williams Slattery as alternate, and nominates Peekine and Eckles as alternates. A town meeting is not held next Tuesday, with a new meeting planned for March 19 to address officers and town business.
Obituary note records the death of N B Perry in March at ipntéleboro after a long career as a baker. The individual was associated with local business circles, with ties to a prominent bakery and regional trade networks.
An unclear notice reports Manchester team moving to the England League for the upcoming season with manager Fivimsgih steering the transfer. The article mentions Brockton and New England baseball league context, but many words are garbled. The main action is a transfer announcement affecting the Manchester team and leadership.
The document shows heated anti saloon sentiment urging citizens to vote, arguing loyalties in the liquor fight and pressuring for postmaster appointment changes. It cites past protests, youth influence, and calls for moral restraint as it links public policy to drink regulation.
A fragmented letter argues against liquor sales urging readers to vote no. It links moral decency to civic order, warns about saloon influence on youths, and claims open saloons erode society. The piece appeals to Newmar residents to consider future welfare before the next election.
A fragmented town sheet reveals heated debate over Burning Christians and local literacy events. The notice alludes to expenditures and unpaid balances totaling $1,771 with several lines of credit remaining unsettled.
A tragic death in Brattleboro is reported with broken text claiming Catherine Wheeler aged 1 died of a disease Saturday at her home on Alliance Street. Funeral services were held at St Michaels Church with a note of a local burial in the Camden Street cemetery.
Archi Roosevelt III notes multiple barre post office relocations since 1860 and describes expanding rural routes. He details route 1 from South Main to Ketetim farm, route 2 via Pertin hill and Montpelier roads, and route 4 to Kawt Malhr and Khinball corners, amid staffing growth and budget constraints.
A telegram from Asheville North Carolina announced the death of Mrs J R Downey formerly of Barre. She died at a Asheville sanatorium after a year of illness. Mrs Downey aged about 40 leaves a husband and two young children. Her parents are Mr and Mrs Ly man Gale of Missouri with another child Rev Rewin Cate. Burial details not yet received.
Peter Rogers died yesterday morning at his Webster Irene home after a two and a half year illness of consumption. He had lived in Hare fifteen years and left surviving wife and several children including Linroe Ajai Calais and Idorge Robton Akron. A Presbyterian church member, his funeral will be held Wednesday afternoon at two from the Jate howe, Rev. WoCl Miniaty officiating, with interment at Hope benecery.
Charles B Perry died this morning at his home on Charles Street after a life of steady labor. He had been employed for many years and was a respected figure in the community. The obituary notes a long illness and the family’s preparations for funeral rites locally.
In Montpelier the nosivonke people claim progress toward victory but activity wanes as days pass. The city’s vote for freemen shows a steady drop in the Yeas, and recent tables suggest a reversal by a majority. No contests arise among city or ward officials.
Secretary BP F McCarthy of the Quarry Workers International Union was summoned to Haindwick yesterday amid tensions between union men and their employers. No formalions had arrived by this afternoon.
At the home Mexandar Honerso 10 Laurel Street Saturday evening a union joined James Torrie to Mina Maggie Noble of Aberdeen Scotland in a ceremony by the Reverend W Melotyre. The couple had just arrived from Scotland, with only close friends in attendance.
A fragmented political notice endorses George Hoyt as a worthy alderman candidate. It highlights his long residence in the city and business ties through Hoyt and Lebourveau. The piece urges Ward Three voters to elect Hoyt to protect local interests despite garbled text.
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