21 Mar 1905
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1905
Page
1
A fragmented column reflects on ex presidents fishing, Russian leadership in Manchuria, and a call for American historical record keeping. It comments on race, the Japanese presence in public awareness, Booker T. Washington, and urging Americans to learn more about Black Americans at home as well as distant nations.
John Hay will be absent for two months, but the administration expects no paralysis as the machinery of government continues. Roosevelt relies heavily on Hay, whose long service under McKinley and now the president has linked him closely with key decisions and crisis management.
The text portrays Mr Hay near physical breakdown from state duties, despite famed diplomacy. It notes his age and poor health, the surgeon general’s praise of his unseen work, and Secretary May's vacation, with the nation awaiting his return from Europe.
Menu and programme for supper at the Presbyterian church lists roast beef and pork with mashed potatoes and gravy, pickles, hot rolls, lemon pie, cake, beans, tea and coffee. The programme includes a ladies quartet selection featuring Mrs A W Allen, Mrs Boats Jones, Mrs H BR Hay, and Mrs J M Panton. Solo and violin performances noted.
The event features a menu with chicken a la mode Welsh rarebit sandwiches pickles cake tarta tea and coffee. A piano duet is listed for the programme with a reception for new members and paper on mite boac. Ward Carver Bradley Mrs Watt and Minn Strong named among attendees.
March 21 Waalinton report says the state department fears the questions between the United States and Venezuela submitted to arbitration. If Castro rejects arbitration the United States may seize customs on the Venezuelan coast while Bowen and Castro's positions are clarified. The department has not yet been informed of Castro's reply.
Moses Mee, mate of Daft, struggles with a severe attack of pneumonia in the cantien of Elmer ff Capen. He was missing in the forenoon but now lies somewhat fixed in the inn. Physicians express grave anxiety over whether his heart can endure the latter stages of the attack.
The Rutland board confirmed Mayor J. F. Manning's nominations while rejecting two. A committee report outlined department guidelines for the year. Confirmed: Walter rk, Orin TR. Packer, Peter Brons wan, Charles BR. McDermott, Patrick H. Rawrott. Reappointments: McDermott, Rawrott, and others. Halpin and Pangay for police were rejected.
Chief Judge John W. Rowell of RanHols He Leen is named among the Hill of Fame electors chosen by New York University. The panel, created by a $100,000 gift for a 500 foot colonnade and Hall of Fame panels, aims to memorialize 100 American leaders with future additions through 2000. In 1900 only 29 of 50 names received approval.
An English expert, Professor Wy Tk. Dunstan, reports a mitral survey in Ceylon revealing minerals containing thorium. The writeup notes waves like sight and tear produce distinct presadir in their direction, and discusses solar and gravitational concepts. A furnace-like glow at 11,200 degrees is described, with references to thermodynamic ideas and the sun’s surface brightness.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Johnny Jenks and Tot Toy Trew tilies ves, with unclear quotes and names. The readable bits provide no coherent event, location, or date.
A fragmented advertisement asserts Hyomei can destroy all germ life in the respiratory tract and cure colds within weeks. It promises a money back guarantee if no cure, noting claimed relief from nasal crusts, throat dryness, and hoarseness. The text is unclear and contains marketing language.
A collage of light verse and social columns notes playful quips about beauty fortune and wit. It highlights a Scotland contralto Tina Crawford and Agnes Hyde as featured performers, with an upcoming Barre opera house concert and favorable remarks from audiences.
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