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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1906
Page
1
Ky Sept 21 A fire and dynamite explosion at the Jellicoe Nashville railroad depot wrecked much of the town. Estimates say 70 to 100 killed and many injured. Medical aid and relief are urged as neighboring areas rally to assist. The blast damaged nearby buildings and sent debris along the Seville wind Nashville Road track.
Havana reports that US battleships Louisiana and Virginia and writers Cleveland and Hobson arrived, as Taft urged Cuban business leaders to back annexation. Merchants there unanimously favored annexation, saying a peaceful settlement with the insurgent army’s leaders is preferable to a long struggle with liberal factions. In New York, District Attorney Jerome cited the insurgent army’s strength and his doubt a mayoral candidate would drop arms before a guaranteed peace.
Concord N H Sept 21 The Lincoln Club captured the second councilor post at yesterday's convention after Upham of Claremont defeated Pillows of Pembroke 108 to 5. The Upham nomination was pushed at the start of the meeting and led to tensions as reports suggested vote totals exceeded credentials. Two of five councilor districts have elected Lincoln Club candidates, raising speculation about broader control of the Churchill cabinet.
Annual convention of the State Federation of Labor in Portsmouth ended with a resolution calling for the federal or railroad commission to grant relief from continually changing express rates. Officers were elected: President J A Legasle, Vice President Berlina First View, Secretary Treasurer D W Finn. Next convention set for Cone on Sept 19 1907.
Despatch from Clentuegas reports bluecoats from the American outpost at Marietta were fired upon by rebels. The Armphorune returned fire and the rebels withdrew.
New York reports Mrs Mussell Bag and Sage relatives seeking shares in the Sage millions will not contest the will at probate. Senator Hirachett, chief counsel for those who fed Lo contest, says there will be no fight when the will is offered. Attorneys note the settlement terms and potential end to legacies after qualification.
Woodaville New Hampshire September 21. Testimony focuses on alleged alienation of affection with Dr Dean. Mrs Woodward testifies about criminal relations while defense calls it blackmail. Trial previously held in Lehwan and divorce court with Dr Dean acquitted in one case and Woodward granted a divorce on statutory grounds in another.
A crash involving a racing express train near Bellevue to Severn injured a Philadelphia resident, Clarke, after the vehicle veered at a steep curve. The dereliction led to a fatal outcome for a family member.
Fragmented diary style report describes Lipton, Phiten, Sait 1 and Manning with a shooting incident. Reader is left with uncertain details about "Sept. 21" and a hearing, noting Lipton or Lipton’s alleged actions and a potential trial for a cup. The piece references Burlington and War events, with mentions of Henry fades and a venue at a public hearing.
The Charleston anchored in the bay at four o’clock yesterday afternoon with Secretary of State Elihu Root aboard. Governor Magoon met the party ashore and escorted them through the decorated city while a festive mood persisted despite no holiday.
Endowment of 100000 dollars announced at the Universalist convention for Tufts Theological Seminary Stamford Connecticut September 21 in memory of Thornes Crane of Quincy Massachusetts The donor Albert Crane of this city said the gift is for an endowment The dispatch noted Teton schooner was missing near Hint Inland and all aboard were reported well after sailing five weeks ago in rough weather
The Republic reports in Denver that Monty A. Botehel, chancellor of Beaver University, was nominated last night to succeed Philly B. Stewart as the Republican candidate for governor of Colorado.
Acute shortage worsens as plumbers rush through Rutland to fix leaks. Water is shut off citywide for long periods with only two feet of water in the city reserve. Marble firms and utilities have halted pumping and street sprinkling. Merchants cannot wash windows and households face extended outages despite hot weather.
Bellows Falls September 1 Hetty Green with her daughter has stayed at the Grain home stead. Miss Sylvia among visitors buys at hardware stores and plans to sell Bellows Pall. Rumors say Mrs Green may move, facing tax and estate actions, as scrutiny grows on her finances and property.
Governor Chas led a party visiting St Albans from Richford. They toured the Messenger plant, Franklin ice creamery, Wind manufacturing, and St Albans furniture company, then left for Wilmington after a four hour outing on the outskirts of the city.
In Marseilles on September 21 J J Schmidlapp and his daughter Char Lotte of Cincinnati were riding in a borrowed automobile when they collided with a vehicle driven by Miss Bolanidlapp of New York along the road between Arles and Salon de Provence near St Martin de Crau. The Schmidlapps sustained fatal injuries and died within an hour after the accident. The man had not winded the machine was to Manly Aivebas.
At St Johnsbury on September 21 crowds of about six thousand attended the Caledonia fair. All four class races were trotted in under 2:25 with the feature event a three straight wins performance. Notable horses included Wild Hard, Sunlight, Major, and Livzie McCord in a brisk program of pacing and trotting events.
Attorney General Fits recommends the Vermont Legislature pass a law to remove fee nuisance bucket shops. The move aims to curb predatory lending tactics and protect consumers while lawmakers consider regulation and enforcement options.
The 61st Rutland County fair closed yesterday amid steady attendance and a slate of races including a 1 2:17 class trot and a 2:15 pace with purses around 475. The report also covers state proposals on freight rates, detention costs, and criminal justice issues, noting extended prosecutions and suggested amendments to improve enforcement and penalties.
Reported on Columbus racing events with multiple heats and winners. Dorie Tt and Deliver compete in pacing and trotting divisions. Miss Gay wins the 2:97 pace and 2:10 class contention. Governor Francis favored in Kentucky futurity trot as eleven three year olds run. Abbe and The Abbott win heats amid ongoing clashes as the program continues.
Mrs. Oscar Smith aged 73 and Mrs. Lucy M. Torey aged 88 die within Brattleboro era. Oscar Smith died at 73 at High Street Inn following illness with service noted at Ken a. Torrey survivor details include a long Vermont teaching career and daughter Mrs. et. Funeral arrangements polled for Wednesday. burial in a church cemetery.
McKenzie admitted stealing 1900 dollars from Success Publishing Company in a guilty plea heard yesterday in court. The defendant, described in court records and testified by the prosecution, claimed responsibility for the theft tied to a forged check and related deceit as the case unfolded.
Randolph Sept 21 State's Attorney Wilken brought up a adultery case amid a waning audience. Davie and Moses faced Justin of The Pea Sankara with Stanley Wilcont as attorney for the respondent. Testimony indicated Davie had strained relations with his wife and a 10 year old girl, leading to a family split. Damages and support sums cited, including 500 pounds and 200 pounds.
A fragmented report describes a wanderer named Kirlington in Vermont traveling by wheel through towns like Concord and Albany with references to schedules, distances, and local stops. The text mentions weekly trips, averages miles per day, and various places, though many words are garbled.
A garbled, partial OCR item describes a September MidMlotney event with chatter about a race or pageant. It mentions Atlee Wiketinry Tatle and a crowd at Gre tote, noting time frames and a count or score.
James A. Connion died Sunday at age 27 after a long illness. Funeral services were held at his mother's home on Merchant Street with Reverend Mustaryre officiating. He lived in Barre since childhood, survived by wife, infant daughter, mother, five sisters, and sorrowing relatives. Floral tributes honored his memory as interment took place in the family plot at Topeeemetry by his father’s family.
In Craftsbury on September 21 A Patterson a well known local lumber worker died suddenly while tending cattle in his barn. A witness reported hearing an explosion and saw Patterson collapse. Death occurring quickly, he leaves a wife and several grown children.
After a brief decision to disband following Captain Earl Parker's replacement, Montpelier seminary relented amid concerns over health and material, electing to finish the football schedule and continue the season.
Vermont meeting at the Memorial hall drew about 100 attendees including delegates from Montpelier Waterbury Center and Calais. Officials announced numerous reductions on properties such as Liberty Street and Mount Street while several homeowners faced no change or dismissal as the quadrennial appeals proceed.
A confusing bankruptcy petition lists numerous debtors and asset adjustments. Names include Fred Berkley of 20 Broreh Street and properties on North Main, South Main, and West Street with varied reductions from $100 to $2,108, and exemptions noted for Carpenter and others. The filing, led by Will Celeste Bianeht, outlines liabilities and asset reallocations across several addresses and firms.
A meeting at Goddard Center voted to admit ladies free and allow ladies to join the athletic association year round. The first football game of the season is scheduled for Saturday afternoon at 4 o clock, Mont Pelior High School as the opponent.
In Sept at St-Charles Street Weston, Stovane of Weston was fined $24 in the city court for catching a short trout. The offense occurred in Derry. Stevens noted he had been fined previously and was warned to stay out of the state.
The Barre golf club opened its annual tournament with over a score of players. Richard Davie led with two rounds of 30 for a total of 78 while T. C. Peters totaled 70 after 40 and 30. Semifinals set for today and finals tomorrow.
The test round at the Montpelier Country elit featured Jol ie Field defeating Leslie 1 up Lowe beating Kingsbury 2 up Monh beating Kailey 2 up Pullan defeating Hieneman 4 up Semifinals saw Field win over Ear sip 4 and Play and Putnam beat Howl 5 up to set finals. The championship trophy final is scheduled for Friday afternoon between Field and Putnam.
The church hosted a chicken pie supper last evening drawing one of the largest crowds to date with about 40 people serving and many in attendance.
Fragmentary OCR reveals a domestic note about John Tupper of Mast Wighoate and Kinet Cole of New York. The text is garbled but hints at a reunion or return and a possible wedding or family event in a second year.
Dr ah fall returns from a week in Boston and checks in at the inn with Mrs M S Mola and Mr Toyntor while Miss Yy Tadlay arranges a visit. The note records light town gossip and routine daytime meetings at the inn.
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