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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1908
Page
2
Kallabashers show weak rolling at Burrell's alleys with two players underperforming as Russell claims high single and high three-string totals at 279. The rough outing leaves the team hoping for a quicker rebound next week.
The veterans defeated the Colts two games to one after a late surge led by Capt. Richardson’s men and the big pine from Capt. Townsend’s unit. Scores read with steady defense and sharp shooting, signaling a strong finish to the season.
A vintage advertisement describes kidney and bladder issues affecting both men and women, claiming these ailments harm mind, vitality, and bladder control. It promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root as a remedy with sample offers and ordering details from Binghamton New York, urging readers to mention swamp-root by name.
An old newspaper snippet touts catarrh and nasal relief remedies and dyspepsia tablets. It promotes instant relief for sour stomach heartburn and indigestion, claiming pleasant, economical use and mail orders. The ad highlights Hood’s Co, Wellman, Massachusetts, as makers.
Washington March 13. In a White House conference President Roosevelt Secretary Root Secretary Taft Attorney General Bonaparte Civic Federation and J P Morgan representatives discussed amending the Sherman anti trust law to permit benevolent trade combinations to steady prices and curb speculation. They also discussed making the employers liability act uniform with a recent Supreme Court decision and proposing greater corporate publicity under Interstate Commerce supervision.
Manager Kier prepares the Goddard squad in the gym with pitchers and catchers under Purley Thayer and Clyde Towh. Candidates for pitcher include Olsen Meath Lewis and Buck and Newton from Ver ist Whirren Mawa of Woodsville and Benedict of this city. Catchers Berry Harrison Tiddle Shaw. The lineup lists Heath Olsen Harrison Haetje Lewis Walsh Abbott Jotneon Helile Connor Cosby White Douglas Foote Stitson Buck Dean Spaulding Shaw Newton Slack Wishart and edict. Strong prospects favored by Coach Kier as they plan games with top state teams including Middlebury College.
John G. Jenkins Sr a Brooklyn banker long linked with city finance died yesterday at sea level after a career spanning the New York and Brooklyn Ferry Company and other major ventures. Indicted on perjury charges earlier in the week he remained a respected community figure despite mounting legal troubles. Born in Brooklyn in 1839 he began as a notary clerk and rose with the bank then in partnership with prominent firms. He helped finance ventures in transit and streetcar investment and supported development in Williamsburg.
Washington March 13 The president backs abolishing bucket shops and orders Herbert Knox Smith to investigate gambling controls and report whether federal action can curb this evil. He warns against ill founded measures, aims for practical enforcement, and suggests possible inclusion in a future annual message to Congress.
Listing of men and women with uncalled for mail at the Barre post office for the week ending March 15 1908 includes W G Ayers A Artigoni Ant on Hernardin Geo Bottamini J G Brown Frank A Clough Henry Cleveland Patrick Carr James Dow Driving Duprey EF C Farmtaga Murdo Orlis TD M Ganthier A Coutyea ML P Jackson Geo Kelley Wm Solar IL B Lombardi W T Minard Mary and Molin W K Marr BH Moyles HP Monahan B Martinelli E Marsh KW Ordway Jamee Matterson J Puevher Mireich M Sullivan T T Snow Chas S We Whedon Roth Wood dna 1D Wort and women Mariene Abbott Mrs Irene Brown Bertha Gilaon Mrs Alex Scott.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a universal remedy for all stages of catarrh from nose to lungs. It claims rapid relief, minimal cost, and exclusive efficacy, with Redres Pharmacy’s Chat Rickert and Wells backing the treatment and promising risk of trial.
motorists from across the country testified before the House judiciary committee in favor of a federal motor vehicle registration and licensing bill. Professor Charles Thaddeus Terry of Columbia University urged constitutional support, backed by the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers and the American Automobile Association executive board member Claire.
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The Senate approved a pension measure aiding widows and orphans of soldiers in the Civil War and other conflicts. The Hayes Bill was defeated in the House, and conferees will not meet next week due to weather and illness, delaying final action.
A fragmented ad claims a postal offer to send a free special bottle of a product described as the most effective cure for rheumatic pains. The readable text resembles an ear ly 20th century postal solicitation with vague instructions and marketing language.
Boston March 13 Jeremiah Smith Jr was appointed receiver of real estate affairs of C F King by Judge in the Hanover States district court. Reston police seek Cardenio King financial agent and promoter held in bankruptcy petition by creditors alleging misused funds. John G McCarthy of Heston testified King’s involvement in stock deals with Henry D Weston Meghanie Hopkins trustees. Counsel says King cannot be located now but will be reached when necessary.
Report states sand boiler makers employed by the New York New Haven Hartford railroad are at work today after a partial stoppage. Union officials are in conference with the road management and a final settlement is expected, with men remaining on the job.
Wireless report from Queenstown says the Mauretania left New York on March 14 and is due, with a possible new eastbound speed record. Early indication puts the vessel at about 44 knots per hour for the overall voyage, surpassing its prior record of 23 knots.
Alfonso reached Madrid at 30 40 clock yesterday morning returning from a visit to Barcelona. He arrived safely and was greeted by local officials and family.
The ad touts Dr Howard’s Specific as a cure for constipation and indigestion with rapid relief. It claims immediate benefits, guarantees refunds if not proven, and promotes a half-price offer of 25 cents with D. F. Davis’ guarantee to return money if not true. It markets the product to Barre residents and links it to popular usage in New York City restaurants.
Wage reductions of 10 percent were posted in seven large Lowell cotton factories affecting over 5000 workers. Mills cite weak sales and lower cloth prices, with no uniform cuts across centers. Similar action uncertain for other New England towns, while Fall River reportedly has no cuts under current agreements.
Lawrence March 13 despite no wage reduction notices in Lawrence mills, manufacturers expect action soon. New Bedford March 13 no notices posted and workers cautious about plans as spirits run low. Concord March 13 no cuts announced in cotton factories and no indication of any plan.
The Asahi calls for calm and moral caution, urging government restraint over China pressure. War minister Geb Trianchi and marine minister Vice-Admiral Safto oppose aggressive tactics as sentiment in Japan cools.
A London Bystander tale recounts Empress Eugenie hosting a luncheon at the Tuileries where a Rothschild head sat opposite a renowned painter. The painter explains he used the banker as a model for a beggar in a painting, and a pupil secretly gifts the model five francs, later yielding 400 pounds in interest the next day.
A fragment echoes a proverb about cheerful giving and a humorous twist on blessing with a cheerful liver. The line plays on blessing and humor, suggesting joy in generosity and in the spirit of goodwill.
An exchange highlights a pledge ethic as a speaker boasts never to break a word and challenges lax flexibility in a Chicago setting.
Fragmentary lines hint at a poetic juvenile event or memory titled The Junior Dance. The text mentions melancholy, companionship, and a distant place, implying a reflective piece about youth, leisure, and longing in a wilderness or unnamed setting.
New York March 1. Democratic leaders plan to defeat Bryan's nomination by sending uninstructed delegates to the national convention. W. Conners and Okaslea Murphy organize divisions to negotiate with bankers and business men. Delegates from New York and Pennsylvania total 146 uninstructed, with Ohio Minnesota and Delaware contributing more to block Bryan's bid.
St Louis March 13 Delegates from Missouri eleventh and twelfth congressional districts adopted resolutions endorsing Governor Hughes of New York. The twelfth district was instructed to vote for Hughes at the national convention, while the eleventh district delegates were unrestricted.
Washington reports that Bryce will attend the urban national convention in June and the Democratic convention in Denver in July if not conflicting with his summer plans. He aims to study American political affairs and will visit England for several months next summer.
Nationalist MP John Gordon Mac Neill questioned spreading false news affecting the iron pap of making disconn or state officers. Attorney General Sir John Walton replied the issue may be best left to public judgment and not a regal proceedings matter.
New York report notes the national press and corporate figures prepare to scrutinize Smith as Roosevelt signals a comprehensive push to vet his role in exchange management. Officials promise full access to records and operations, framing the move as transparent and necessary.
Senator Nelson of Minnesota yesterday proposed an amendment to the currency bill. The measure would require national banks to pay interest on government deposits held weekly.
Gov Fluild, confined to his Marlboro Street residence for several days with a severe illness, is reported to be in a serious but improving condition. Only his private secretary Frank J. Dean remains at his side as staff and callers observe the governor's frail state.
An advertisement promotes PAZO OINTMENT promising relief from hemorrhoids in six to fourteen days. The copy asserts the product cures any. It mentions a refund offer and urges trial by readers seeking fast results.
A promotional notice touts a home remedy claimed to aid urinary and bladder troubles and rheumatism. It lists ingredients like a fortified carrot extract, syrup of sarsaparilla, and states the mix strengthens kidneys and bladder, removing impurities. The piece markets ease of access and safety from a local druggist.
The United Mine Workers of America held a national convention in Indianapolis to fix a wage scale expiring in April. Mitchell Pears attended and reported operators may threaten to react to a strike while the union seeks a settlement, with a joint wage conference initially refused and a full escalation anticipated after April 1.
Havana reports a January strike by the Cars' Union over fewer operatives has been settled and hundreds of workers are returning to jobs. To ease western distress in Pinar del Rio Governor Magdon extends road work relief. Across the island labor shortages threaten cane and sugar crops as whites reduce labor force.
A protest against the Congo Treaty arises as amendments to the national bill are described as unsatisfactory. The debate centers on provisions believed to undermine native rights and implement the treaty's promises, drawing voices from concerned groups.
Washington dispatch reports Guatemala completes treaty acceptance, tying Central American powers to a regional pact. The move strengthens regional ties and marks a formal ratification by Guatemala in the ongoing diplomatic effort.
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