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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1906
Page
1
Boston figures report the mayor was not invited to a social event at the city’s yacht club, drawing comment from residents and sparking talk of cliques. The episode underscores local factions and ceremonial duties in civic life.
Judge Joseph B Gary of the superior court dies of heart disease at his home in Potsdam New Mexico. He served four years on the Cook county bench and faced threats from anarchists during the 1888 trials. Born 1821, admitted to the bar in 1844, he practiced in Springfield Nevada San Francisco and Boston before becoming a judge.
Washington, November 1. Chairman J. M. Griggs of the Democratic campaign committee issues a caustic broadside against Secretary Tate aiding the Republican ticket in Idaho Utah and the Mormon hierarchy. He argues the President favors Smoot's Senate tenure despite calls for removal.
Boston Nov 1 Prof Andrew Hhe ing West of Princeton University declined to accept the presidency of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology after consideration. He stated in a letter to the institute's executive committee that while honored, his duties as dean of the Princeton graduate school and founder of the university division impose upon him responsibilities he cannot abandon.
A nun attempted to exit a vehicle during rain and was fatally injured when the car wheels rolled over her neck as it was moved. The report notes the accident occurred on a slippery surface and involved Retin H Now and McCarthy as named individuals.
San Francisco boxing notes describe Kaufman delivering a decisive knockout against Berger in the tenth round. Berger showed brief resistance in the earlier moments, but Kaufman secured victory with a right hand to the jaw. The bout ended with Kaufman dominating the latter stages after a solid exchange in the early rounds.
Dreaded terrorist escapes from St Petersburg and Novoibgorauluin, aided by revolutionary agents. The fugitive, concealed in a water cask, allegedly evaded je and rejelted id wancdts, with surface reports noting the dramatic breakout and alleged overseas support.
Augusta case in supreme court concerns alleged negligence by Z De Burest Wiles of Gartiner who claims Roger Hinkley of Warmingdale started a fire using a lifted pipe guiding a suit for allayed damages to a barn and contents. Defendant denies smoking and asserts no fault.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions injuries and events around Cobtage IL and Windham, with references to Rev. F 4 Willa Conticook and First Baptist chapel at Rewport. It names several unclear persons and places, recounting a night incident and a proposed service following a call.
Concord New Hampshire reports a middle aged machinist Jethorge Johan son died at a brick tenement on West and Main streets after eating canned corn. His family also fell ill with three of four children struck by violent symptoms and one still recovering. The event is linked to suspected contamination.
The President plans to deliver his annual message to Congress next month. Details on the Japanese situation will follow Secretary Metcalf’s Pacific trip. He advocates an inheritance tax and aims to address inherited wealth. He plans to push Santo Domingo treaty and related policies.
In Chippewa Falls Wisconsin on November 1 John Dolan his wife and two daughters and a son were awakened by their dog during a blaze. The dog reportedly barked and nudged Dolan who then warned the animal to "shut up" before escaping as the roof collapsed. The dog’s actions helped the family reach safety.
Nov 1 report from Leoplagon area states May Philp haw bord located at Holyheaters colony in Shiloh Toray Detriet. Authorities are supported by shar Fis. Eld er dewall dating the authorities claims the girl will not permit entry to Shitoh.
Disjointed fragments from the Castellane divorce suit imply Count Bont faces strong opposition and possible fallout among elites and deputies. The report hints at social and political upheaval amid ongoing legal action, with factions described as hostile to the Count as proceedings unfold.
Charles J. Gudden and his wife began a motor journey to Mexico today. They travel with a friend, aiming to greet President Diaz and extend cordial greetings to President Roosevelt, amid the era’s diplomatic travel tone.
Vermont legislators faced a busy day as a bill to abolish the present cattle commission and appoint a new one by one member appointed by the governor dominated proceedings. Lawmakers and visitors crowded the State House, while Senator Stafford led efforts to replace the cattle board and require regular meetings at the institutions.
A garbled bill text references validate bends of gas works and confirm trantety acts for Beamington village. It notes naval harbor caution and costs of contultment, with mentions of Horopany Barton and a Nov date, in House No 38 context.
Vermont news recounts a tense session with a contested Brenington county prosecutorship race, rail grade crossing plans, and proposed state building and funding changes. The House saw a flood of visitors, a special train, and lively debate as lawmakers faced a pivotal vote.
Dellows Falls nov 10 A man named Ryder is held on a charge of causing the death of Miss Martin of Protterville. A county court hearing found the death possibly resulted from shock rather than wounds. The woman had traveled with Ryder after a brief engagement and died after a medical examination and alleged collapse.
A local vote on town reform in Claremont yielded a decisive majority in favor of changes to city government. Voters approved the shift, with concerns over municipal operations noted as proponents cited potential funding and regional cooperation. The measure passed after ballots were counted Tuesday night.
Vermont college action reports U M victorious over Middlebury in a rough game played amid mud and falling snow. The contest featured tough play and wild conditions with both teams struggling to adapt to the weather.
Grand jury charged ex cattle commissioners Nor Hagten and Victor Spear with neglect of duty and illegal acts in office. Indictments allege Spear and others conspired to profit through Burlington Crowing Company payments during 1903 to 1906. Bail set at 500 dollars, with Spear's indictment served later that evening as court adjourned after four o'clock.
Impressive funeral for Mrs. Grendell conducted at her home on CHE street with Rev. A Poole presiding. Attendees included Parker Gilley Ditters Hedley Gordon and many others. Wreaths featured white carnations and pink blossoms from numerous relatives and friends.
In Montpelier on November 1 the Windsor County docket included Tatchell and Whitean v Horace Johnson and others, with the Windsor County case of Peebis vs the district at Montford, Sawyer, prosecutor, and Euright charged. Proceedings focused on the estate of C. Elliot and Daniel Darkro with no prior judgment for the plaintiff for 4008.52.
Francis White and Eldon Sylvester Owlerif Stark were quietly married at the home of the bride's parents on North Main Avenue. The ceremony was performed with close relatives and a few friends present. An arch of flowers adorned the parlor as Edith Smith played Mendelssohn. The couple plan to reside in Stark where the groom will work.
A Congregational church society meeting voted to extend a call to Reverend W L Jennings of Cabot to become pastor of the Cabot church. The action reflects the church’s aim to appoint Jennings as its minister.
In Rutland on November 1 a crowd gathered at a spiritualist meeting after a tip about a near riot spread. About 200 people reportedly remained in the hall as dark conditions and music filled the room. Police ordered the gathering to disperse, and the event ended with authorities enforcing the split.
Three individuals were bound over at Chester on a charge of immoral conduct after a Monday night incident in Smokeshires. Names listed appear garbled but include Will VPhoras, Eugene Wyiun, Mire, Mle Mertie Raunrell, with bond set at 500 for appearance at a December term of county court.
The item lists residents and visitors including Zitney Wheeles at Bethel, B J Ross in Risadolph, Pateny Haley in quarriew, and Hanitel Seago’s return from a Laziness visit. It mentions a public gathering in Rotesters and a Hallowe'en entertainment at the House of the Jews with attendees like Minnie Thre and A Millet from New York.
Dalbeattie residents living in or near the area gathered for their annual Hallowe'en banquet and reunion at Koof Hall. President Mokn Mackenzie presided with Joseph Graham and others assisting. A themed feast featured traditional dishes and a lively program of songs and dances, with guests including Mr. and Mrs. John Mackenzie and a long list of attendees.
Young ladies from the Telephone Office enjoyed a Halloween evening hosted by Miss Ida Dinmore at her Highland Avenue home last night. The party featured light pranks, games, and a genuine supper that was thoroughly enjoyed by all attendees.
Acthur aml Russell McDonald of The orty stewet entertained a few of their friends to a Halloween party last night. They sport a tasteful enjoyable evening with magical Halloween goodies appropriate to the occasion.
Miss Baan hosts a pleasant surprise gathering in Westerville with about 2590 attendees joining in dances and games. Refreshments were served and the event ended with a friendly moment when a token ring was presented to the guest of honor, Mr. Hover Woe.
A morning crowd estimated around 100 gathers outside Tiomee Mead's store in the Boletier area. Shoppers press toward the new stock as the opening sale draws wary lines and a rush to claim bundles and bargains.
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