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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1908
Page
7
Boston’s Frank K. Foster, addressing President Eliot, defends trades unionism as a force awakening laborers to seek more while criticizing conservatives for brow beating. He argues unions push for shorter hours, improve conditions, and enlarge the consuming and purchasing power of workers amid global poverty and idle minds.
Former New York Typographers union figures known as Big Six Patrick Mc Cormick George Jackson and Vincent Costello were sentenced to treaty days imprisonment and fined 250 each for disobedience of a decision by the Typothecne of New York in 190d. Thomas Bennett and William Anderson faced 100 each on the same charge as the union appealed the ruling. Justice Mce Bischeff imposed the sentences in the supreme court.
The notice references Cunard Line ships Foston Queenstown Liverpool with twin screw propulsion and a long tonnage of 4 280. It lists sailings and readiness remarks, mentions Cinara & Co Ltd and local agents for mailings, and cites multiple dates in April May and June with various names and locations such as Mane, Chas., Mallards, Barre, Montpelier.
In a compact local notice a speaker urges residents to switch from gas to electric lights. The scene describes a button triggering a flood of light that illuminates John’s dark face, praising electrical lighting for lower insurance and better quality.
An aged advertisement extols Urie-O as a remedy for rheumatism and related pains. It claims rapid relief, outlines antidotes within, and offers a free trial by sending name, address, and pharmacist details to The Smith Drug Company.
A list of appointments to the national Senate for confirmation includes Leigh Noyes of St. Johnsbury, 38, from Vermont, nominated for an ensign position on the US Navy. The notice mentions land and heirs, local officials, and various regional appointments and declines, plus historical notes on church and town matters and a proposed clock-bell project at the Fairbanks Museum in St Johnsbury.
A historical examination shows two strong, opposing streams driven by immigrant labor. About one to one and a quarter million aliens enter American ports yearly, some saving to found homes, others sending savings abroad totaling around 250 million dollars annually. The piece details economic transfers to Europe and proposes a plan to retain such funds locally, plus a note on a New York bill for factory medical supplies and enforcement.
The text contrasts Londinium as a Roman era capital and Paris evolving from coastal settlements to a major seat of government. It cites Tacitus describing Londinium as flourishing and notes early Paris references in Caesar and later name changes. It also briefly mentions Peru's diverse elevations and agricultural potential.
A mill and adjacent wooden structure on Central Street in Newport New Hampshire were burned Sunday morning. Firemen saved the grist mill nearby as winds were light. damage estimated high with uncertainty about rebuilding.
Special village meeting in Middlebury to decide on raising money to fund a firemen's tournament. The vote on March 1 urges residents to approve funds to cover travel and related expenses for the event, with location and exact amounts to be determined.
Bankruptcy filing lists debts of 1450 dollars and assets of 211 dollars for a Burlington firm. Exempt property amounts to 500 dollars. Creditors include FL AND and hin sa. The proceeding centers on Spaark TL and the United Palee pomet.
A fragmentary Kansas City Journal page notes a casual exchange about the reception. It mentions nerves, care, and a light diversion amid scattered phrases and garbled lines. The text reflects muddled OCR with little coherent detail beyond the setting.
Washington dispatch reports a high level Republican leak claiming La Follette plans to enter the presidential race and oppose the Aldrich tariff bill with emphasis on railroad property valuation. The rumor links Wall Street influence to Taft and Roosevelt factions, noting cautious business reaction and possible financial backing.
Sayer claims Bucklen Arnica Salve cures wounds and sores in humans and is used in a veterinary practice. The advertisement promotes a Red Cross Pharmacy price of sixcents per container and touts effectiveness for stubborn injuries.
An advertisement asserts hair loss is caused by a germ and claims Newhro a lorpiclan prevents baldness by destroying the parm germ. The text urges readers to consult a druggist and mentions The Harpeige Co. with dubious certainty.
Notice from trustees inviting sealed bids for water supply works at Vermont State Hospital. Bids to include delivery and work up to the specified ages and fertilization terms? All conditions reserved and bids may be rejected. March 8.
Fragmentary OCR note shows a sheriff sale entry with illegible location and date details. It mentions a day of a fine and references a court action, with unclear names, possibly about parcel or property sale under legal process. The readable elements hint at March timing and official authority.
The advertisement from A Gale Trustee details a Granite quarry sale listing with Montpelier and Toone dates and a Basen area. It notes land parcels and price expectations while naming involved parties and locations.
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