11 Sep 1909
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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1909
Page
1
Rainy weather and a crowded grandstand marked the track events as horses and drivers battled for the grand purse. Vallaber fell from his sulky but was uninjured as officials halted a late race with two heats already credited Gott Kte ot Ti. the event resumes today.
Barton triumphed 3 games straight against Woodsville in a 21 to 5 victory during the 20th annual county fair. The event drew near 200,000 attendees with thousands more nearby as stakes races and exhibitions filled the grounds.
Billy W. won the Pree at the Clinton county fair in Plattsburg New York yesterday before a crowd estimated at 10,000. A summary lists Growhland Winsony R Patovin Montren and other names among participants and results from 2:20 PM.
Rochester Sept 11 Ernest Ptathleek ten year old resident of Pairport died yesterday after three hours of agony from being struck by a steel train car while playing near the tracks. A nearby crowd reported seeing him fall onto the rail as the accident occurred.
Fragmented OCR reads like a local court and crime roundup with names such as Sergeant Lewis Mrs Wella Tavenway and William J. Snow. Mentions of a death by suicide, alleged adultery and a bankruptcy filing surface amid scattered dates and places including Burlington and Port Atham.
Blurred OCR reads limited names and phrases only. No clear event or outcome. Summary limited to these fragments with no verifiable facts.
Representatives from Bert and Culver regions join officials in a national conference to draft a uniform feed law. Thirty three states back the measure to eliminate regulatory variance as manufacturers from the American Feed and Manufacturers association endorse the draft. The plan seeks inspection supervised by state agricultural departments, with penalties for misbranding adulteration and clear outside labeling of feed ingredients.
In Quebec on Sept 11 a bank in a small town was dynamited at 2 o clock. Robbers looted gold valued around $4,000 and fled after a brief firefight with the manager, who was ejected from the building. Police found little trace beyond scattered tracks as investigation begins.
Ohio Attorney General Denman petitions the court to oust the National Hagristor for Dayton, seeks a receiver and asset distribution to stockholders. Charges include conspiracy to form a trial and misapplication of funds. The petition alleges the company overpaid executives and distorted expenses, calling Dayton headquarters a graveyard of careers.
New York September 11 authorities estimate the value of E. H. Harriman's estate between 50 900 000 and 75 900 001 with vast railroad stock holdings including Union Pacific Union Pacific and other major lines. The Arden estate home is noted to have cost over 2 000 000 and Harriman served as director in many corporations.
Fire at Colchester destroys sheds and barn on Willavue farm causing about 3500 dollars in losses. Barn stored 286 tins of hay and fodder with tools and goods lost. Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company insured the incident. no injuries reported.
Burlington September 11 Moses Ganther of Rutland, a brakeman for Rutland Railroad, stepped from a moving train and plunged about fifty feet to the river edge. He was rushed to Mary Fletcher Hospital in Burlington in critical condition with a broken arm, leg injury, and suspected internal injuries. He was unmarried and about 28 years old.
The Inquest into Miss Maybelle Millman of Ann Arbor was postponed to September. Authorities report a preliminary examination set for the Metropolitan Police Lands action with a $10,000 bond. Dr Frith denied performing surgery on Millman and said he visited his office two weeks ago. the investigation questions whether her death followed surgery or respiratory efforts.
In St Johnsbury on September 1 William Ht McDonald and wife Mary May observed the twenty fifth anniversary of his first marriage and his long service at the factory. Born in Inverness on December 20 1408 he came to America at 21 and built a career as foreman. Two children survive from his first wife and he and Mrs May McDonald have two children together. The couple attend the North Congregational Church and are celebrated by relatives in the town.
Loose text describes a Democratic meeting where delegates from districts debated federal and state taxation. The conference fought for a constitutional amendment on taxation while opposing a district attorney income tax plan. Corporate taxation remained the only accepted plank, with several amendments defeated.
A review of The County Sheriff amid heavy rain attendance notes the play’s violent Colorado village setting and dramatic finale. Patrick Lapoint claims authorship credit while manager Hoban dismisses it as a revision. publication highlights dispute and mixed critical reception.
Reports from Sydney dated September 11 indicate the steamer Roovet with Captain Peary aboard will not reach port until Sunday. Herbert Bridgman, secretary of the Peary Arctic Club, expects Peary to stay in town two or three days to discuss Arctic explorations. In other notes, a major robbery occurred on College Street with loss of cash and valuables, and a hospital incident involved a clerical figure killed or seriously harmed under unclear circumstances.
The Goddard squad shifts to a new era with about 14 to 18 candidates under coach whose plans aim to build a strong unit. Veterans like captain Hayes depart. a new captain will be chosen as manager John Molean returns with a promising schedule of games and a roster praised for weight, discipline, and potential.
Dr. E Bk gees presided as trustees of Montpelier Seminary met to discuss endowment fund plans and a complete working plant. A committee was named to finish details and secure donations while news of the outcome awaited confirmation. The reception honored new faculty members Mr. Pike and Mr. Guetefeon along with the new resident, amid city and student attendees.
A fragmentary report describes two barrels of beer carted away during an evening visit to Fast Barre. The scene centers on Carlo Zarchi’s home with officers present as they investigate and await statements from Mr. Zacchi and Mr. Ber. State's Attorney Gaivsill pronounces cases later before Justice A C Dickey at Teton Barre.
Gana sighted sold and rented at Shepard's. J Stevens visited Wella River on a business trip. Daniel Stanley of Washington in town on business. Fred B. Worthley of Washington called on friends. Mrs James Sawyer flew to Boston on a visit. Mrs James Trohy traveled to Turlington for a visit. The slogan Cleanliness is next to godliness. Get shaved at Miers' barber shop. Miss Hattie Maze rode to Main today for a visit. The American Jours will be posted at Carollene's cigar stand. John Fraver of White River Junction returned for a few days visit. Shepard's Boar Goods Store hours noted. Me and Myre Wilkes Creigy jr. returned from a trip and will reside at James. How would you like to register? The 180 shuset money question noted for Saturday. The room is needed for others. The Bijou's opening picture tonight titled The Mont Ring. It is a comedy drama set in a small town in Tahwa. A visitor recalls The Indian Rawr in Mombre and notes it may be produced here. New England Yanit Store to open this allee and offer various fruits. Pres shon's ordered pra corre ea take bow dome Aube Sur sa.
James Howard 57, living in Burlington, was arrested on Division Street after asking a Toulous resident for food. He pleaded guilty in city court to being a tramp and was sentenced by Judge Beott to county jail for 85 to 100 days. Grand Juror Davis questioned his claims, noting soft hands from mill work.
Eighteen new divorce petitions were entered for trial at the September term of Washington County Court. Names include Liesl A Hoyt versus Mason B Minnis. Francie Telaes versus Carloon. Charles C. Carioon. Janis Sanford versus Arthur Sanford. Susan A. Davie versus Gh Tl Davis. Enola Stayton versus Jerr Blaylas. Clara M. Vronch versus AMP Glora M. Seich. Lettie Templeroi versus Chat Templeton. Mabel Colton versus Susan Colton. Carrie J. Crowley versus Patrick Crowley. Kate K. Lowe versus O Lowe. Shirley Restell versus Rustell. A. Vrunites versus Fenih. Charlee Froneh. Nellie M Reed versus Gr Heed.
The Consolidated Quarry company proceeds with reorganization. George Stratton is named manager by the directors, praised for his business ability. Stratton, a known granite manufacturer, will continue to run his plant on South Main Street and oversee the new venture.
The Goddard week closes with large turnout as female students take part in activities. Registration already tops 73 with 74 73 students expected to enroll, and next week’s total reaches around 160. Seniors plan a reception this evening as staff and students prepare for the event.
The text notes Frank Marshall of Barre coming back from Iowa where he had worked for the past three months. Arthur is mentioned and Pieter plans a two week vacation to beat spring weather. TV Towers and Mrs Murray are referenced in a cluttered passage describing arrivals and hotel events.
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