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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an attack in the canal area with references to officials and authorities, mentioning names and a political backdrop. The text includes garbled names and places, referencing a government cane and congressional expiration, with unclear details about actors and outcomes.
A damaged OCR item discusses sudden deaths linked to various conditions. It mentions kidney problems, heart failure, and other ailments as potential contributors and notes the confusion around symptoms and proper diagnosis, with references to medical terms and general concerns about health.
Fragments discuss socialism and electoral strategy with references to notable figures and actions. The garbled OCR hints at arguments over majority support, party lines, and potential reactions to a proposed policy, mentioning individuals and locations in a historical political context.
A garbled article fragment surveys U S politics with mentions of Hiss and Roosevelt era themes, plus a dubious health ad touting a kidney remedy. It blends references to Wall Street, foreign policy, and domestic reform with dubious medical claims about backache and urinary issues. The piece preserves dated political rhetoric and a long list of seemingly misread phrases.
A fragmentary notice describes a proposed measure to reinstate a Black unit or force, with references to administration, dates, and pay and allowances. The readable text is garbled but implies official action related to a named Black regiment or militia and associated compensation.
A heated labor conference sees delegates object to a proposed legal framework, opposing outlawry measures and restrictions on union activities. The meeting discusses political steps, memorials, and advocated legal avenues to support union rights and organization.
A summary of a damaged OCR snippet notes the House appropriations panel planning for a Forthoawine Water project. It mentions a river steam generator and a large number of workers near New York, with a focus on funding decisions and delays affecting a proposed program.
The readable fragments show a legislative committee hearing with references to Hegel and industrial topics. Mentions of New York and a Mr Whith hint at a broader public discourse. The text is severely garbled with missing words and jumbled names, offering little coherent detail.
A fragmentary report notes a local gathering about Weenies and chives on the Velad Grates. The readable text hints at negotiations and a plan for a February event, mentioning a neighborly group and a potential price or value tied to a vote or meeting that did not fully reveal details.
Chicago reports a suspect named Zitens believed responsible for a bombing near the Trackow palace in St Petersburg. The blast killed a civilian. authorities traced him to New York then Chicago, where arrest followed at 60 Austin Avenue.
Fragmentary 1900s era dispatch claims the Porte vows to resist Britain and pressure holds, with riots in Berlin and calls for radical reforms in Macedonia. The Sultan aims to extend control via a governor, signaling tough stance over Macedonian affairs.
Reports from Berlin describe extensive unrest with police facing demonstrators on streets Wednesday. Authorities tally arrests, injuries likely, and indicate many demonstrators departed before records were completed.
In London, MPs debated J A Clywes’s eight hour day proposal as a vast majority opposed limiting working hours across all crafts and industries. Liberals and employers voiced strong opposition, while labor and Conservative members differed on the scope and impact of the measure.
A Pittsburg report states an autopsy uncovered a concealed murder linked to Charles Cook, his wife and companions. Bennett, 16, sold novelties at a fair and died after an assault near a public place. The Cooke party allegedly lured him to a secluded spot and he was beaten, then disposed of in a river. The coroner ruled death by suicide after transferring the body to relatives.
A muddled report describes detectives probing the disappearance of bonds linked to a local crime. Elizabeth Nighots, identified as a key figure, is questioned as investigators pursue leads across the area. Police emphasize the case centers on potential tampering and a missing set of financial documents.
China March 20 The markets of the country especially Chicago have been flooded with egg shipments fresh creamery eggs selling at about fifty carloads weekly. Prices run around 19 cents per dozen wholesale with low prices helping move large quantities amid a reduction in charges compared with earlier periods.
A terse ad-like claim asserts piles can be cured in fourteen days with a guaranteed result, prompting scrutiny over medical assurances and potential health risks amid the dubious pairing of the promise and bold language.
Fragmentary OCR notes show references to Agnew IMMLL, a committee submission, and a law debate with dates and names unreadable. The garbled text hints at a vote or hearing schedule, proposals by a committee, and possible regional or governmental actions.
A fragmented draft promotes weight gain with a claim of healthy lines and small tablets. It mentions Marek oil and root-based preparations, suggesting weekly weight increases and a questionable dietary regimen without clear evidence or credible sources.
U S authorities plan Cuban quarantine after April 1 amid fever concerns. The move faces claims it violates regional convention limiting quarantine to yellow fever cases existing within five days of sailing. No cases of fever traced here since March 31.
Chicago March 20 The psychology of hats takes center stage at the National Milliners Association convention with Mme Ifunt noting women study their reflections and facial features beneath hats rather than the hats themselves. She urges matching hat to the wearer rather than current fashions.
The Massachusetts legislative committee on taxation reported a bill imposing a tax on stock trades at a rate per hundred dollars of value with penalties including fines from five hundred dollars to one thousand and potential imprisonment. The measure targets all stock transfers after September 1 and emphasizes maintaining and updating railroad track and equipment to ensure ongoing service and safety.
Reyel Crews discusses royal crowns in a concise reflective piece touching on tradition, symbolism, and evolving design. The text invites consideration of how crowns express power, heritage, and national identity within ceremonial contexts.
Chicago march 20 a devoted couple Mr and Mrs Larson united in death after losing their first loves. Mrs Larson died of pneumonia monday at age 70 and her husband died tuesday from grief and illness. Mrs Larson buried thursday at Forest Hill beside her first husband while Mr Larson interred friday at Graceland beside his wife. Janes A Larson of Minnesota arranged separate funerals.
In St Louis workers on a high steel girder near Pine Street and Broadway clashed between Albert Hate and Charles Haviland. Heated words sparked blows as others separated them. Haviland was seriously hurt and several employees walked off the job. The incident occurred during construction of a national bank building corner site.
A historic critique argues for ethical attorney standards over corruption and court politics. It condemns chasing corporate favors, urges reputability and competence, and contrasts the bar’s rigid figures with current practices in soliciting work and public trust.
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