davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
Qe1t W Taft III tie gest d
Sentiment


Gsra9o Fai. seBf af Endorsement
II Bs 5oseles 81 pfea3ea6 Roose
aad al asAatie kne Cit a6 oaa6a
aacY N seeeiaiy Faf '8s arssiaee
h3d ~ Governor H@ies fsr qi9e e8
dsAe ara c mat rcsMas ae6ulo sa8
5Y ftie acgasGofa Rsssa'eHse caaeas
"A aa T5gas H tbq f,g595iqf ai8es
II cas- sioa Is A b6f3 saa8s a
tsee44e& f'eag pseagi2ed Ropssaeaes
Httg M wAoa4 sfs aatevs NJ ae,rs
sapeys sed aeaee well 9iaIfiea II esq.,
1850 gAe selthaaaG ~ 8ar a,osl
Ell f.9tg "A gaG preston too gta DIT
r8ve fit bsegfAssies so8ss ~ e
Ppesde' fef8 8sWarad 4sss aa,S
34s NaS@ f52 1855 s tseaaB
ahafstteeea M sze aias8ifH. ~ F58
BgsstF A sHddase ot Bse progressive 6e
asef seete scA6h 626 sse9ed ia
saeo7 of : progressive Ma sa8 as f.s
1 conservative S1s izorlag SNs asss
9a9es f5a she p7esdeg9 eSst9
s3 As sss6a8 o5oAss AMI POS a. t8lsS
Pfesideaa sN0saVee fstefa5 Fhs VOTES
n s$3, saa IS ms6 M A ao9g al
5&jEgs VI thls kGs6 thse sserAtasg 1aft
tsoaie6f Atis 96se 81 set6na an2ea
gavsfHn &aa8as "a New YsYk ~
ssi3eA 6fs1 votes f5Y afs8 aasfee fra 81
Afa see64 1Hsies sa 1878. iesatlA8
ai$Dlg tAt as vs. been selected ~ t86
pa AAtaB h0MUssi1n 70 gA8 fq16s ~
HNBY ~ tAA Republicans N fle e8aHtfy.
8&saitg kjs 6taHsa sN&i9sIV shsYs Dsnags
81 wi5f 6ffae "a " sac faif8 ssgtA
n 9a5 Sbeaksf fsnn6H receives fbe
1@fldNs ~ asS fsf elfst slA3st VI fsr
seeSh9 8ad 7s8 IN thng. ava Vgea
NJ siAehf EAifbahks 2sb votes f6f ayst
fif fof second sb8 5gi ~ tbfd seast
+ ~ RB6x fAtHi5t3 no tdss - fret
@sdite. Il whit6 fsb are ffom PtaHsYi
vs8iA shg the fesf VERY zattsYiHg. af4
~ saebd aAg es5 m third Senator
RHtFii " t4Fmliettt "a Wisconsin
iBe sisdlsh NJ 5as ~ Wbah ii8 sfs tom
Wisconsin,. Az from HsBsss3 In ffda
MiabssNss ana 81 ff68a NaFassks liiz
d8me Has ne mentioned ~ the rsgaiss
bslisf Ait8eanA Secretary ~ Slate
/ b6ad's 6sfHe wa n8t m the ballot 81
received $50 tBtes n 8hish IA WERE
/ fefa Sew YSft snd 3 each from ire
iIak8tss end MlnHssafs ssnstm Faf
skier feekisea = t0tai NJ ~. ri WhisH 4 q
we're ff9fa gbl1 a6d the fest scattered
aitHWtel his hslH strength was -
/ psIshli9 smoHe &4athsn Neefo hepHl
ltsHs. heta9ss If lis opposition g.
l pfssiGshf Rtpsatsita eaifas IN tbs
lfif9wHsyliis aI#if. setfaafy f0flel.
you fsaeitsd i2 e8trs, ~ Wbish s sssb
tape ft8m New f8fk end Michigan
/ Summarizing tie uHaln prints If fbf
bsllg s preference, Il appears that
VI Taft is NE eiaita n tlie ti50sefsll
Republicans lor fret plsee. #itA aasei
rbl iihehas re 81 equally stfaHe sbole
/ III case Nf 1sii u beaten, and M
Inevitable sslseiigh ~ TIE firs pfesi
dsa,y II eaas Mt. Taft wins
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
ROOSEVELT LOOKED
10 FoR ARBITRATION
fsiesfsehsts sslie9s re win f6tevsnS
sSsn ID Theif Strike

thfsaes. sebf "A President Sfa4ii N
the totntieftisi faeegsbhefS anitm. hsa
4 hSra strike yesterday n etmeidtiae
taS tlfeas4 stirling felee'aphef tbsB
they Ahse98d atbisfa3aHa
Wien NJ smsl pf6baseI N Fsss
fnsetiae that attdtfaiisbg III his 5biAl6s.
Was tie bfHptf method n fhaibk tbe
strike IN #aa greeted with 6h5fHs N
protests istkt BE- won me sisn 63sf n
b.lisSs ~ ~ dt5
n err H6t sHfs gbst Ybd viii esg 4
sbahke u attftfats" M shsii s6la lbA
ithi6Hists 1his aeted NJ aambst IN
the ef3 n "He arbitration which haa
fllsg RE hai few iaihhiss before
fbeH fif smait aaaea:
~ President P6aseFelt guarantees 4
kiba III arbitration thsl ga sha Fst
tfnmeft stamb ID y t6 mske Il gent
ts NHst m gliH tiidk re 8Beit ~ a8w
aAfbitfattY vie ihk if8aalm6as fs
sh1HAe ~ ne operators
sHaiI predicted ihsl tie stike naiia
b 5Fsf &ilhH 70 asss tis ssia Ne lad
hesh appraised ~ Z ihfssaet belwesh
btaMlheal employers " view Work sHd
li,ie8k5 iaH Saturday 8tis nade him
bsiieFs tle president wbtta ipittfshe
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
HEARST LEAGUE ron upAasr
iiis Organisation Hopes "a Msks Him
Candidate fer the pfaalsnfv

Chicago. sstf g Tha tFibfna Ahys
Members IT iia Chicago 1pnth IT tie
Independence laaaun Nll make mi
aflmaae 60 NHw Work. llis wfHk B0 a.
fpad = conference 90 friday whai thty
hope vii mako William randolph Hearst
tie Democratic candidate fal president
af thp United States ID lnnH hthe sd
tefilaed mitnpae o. tho conference u o.
arrange ~ making No independence
league natlduM organization The
bfhspat plan Ne outlined SUNDAY by one
~ Mf fIesfais friends, IL fnf the New
work meeting 90 call national tnHvtn
iion a. uheh 80 brauthes If the leaHup
shall s6nI delegates This convention
viii h empowered W nama candidates
~ president aud vice president % The
tWlttd states This convention Wll be-
hal n advance of the national ppma
praiie convention, su thai the ltbmu can
adart til nntfafm and naine itsepandl
data befdrp thr DrmUgf8ta meet The
plnn ia lo hold it ahped If Democratic
state conventions alsu 81 ha ~ BE- an
abingt iessnn ~ these hodita anl motp
them hesitate ahput ihstmetiAg dele
sates ga my Other candidate Thar Nf.
lcafstf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
w
VIII otnn Eosf 1t Heaat u aa
mrs gon1lni sie'i


WsiiineFm ssat ''.is'..f
gNfIiilan IN Chandler 81 AeF pssllta
IaN rendered ais s8gua{tnlt - clii'll
9nnsl gf anal aenliist a aiF lllslh
ps.sss alaana ninlHiki'M ~ i'tiin-
IF,,g iAuasnent fanH i's iFlsltiis8ian VI
ngis asu. "a lliH ditfenairea R!8ai easlf
aet4 aa8ssasib. wEfioil asllsfsa II sltS
aasItifhs ldesaaan rs 6iia Anaslias allh
0arf itaesrlilrr AZ Hlie understanding
aa4 ts atiiHr ca1lses far winch fae
a,,aai,i,gif was tl Some degree rssllail
alh,a rye as5ifm II jar iandier e
,Fs4,.ittntad ga hi@ lIssaslsiAnEGll xlisa
Hlia asp,aiivFanene 0f saz9 ~ B'aigsiaf
m M sa,par lmlfng:k Pa. NJ il HHingleF
u .a etgn,Disaifgn IS asul8lEll s
M. Chasialsr wiA aaaHninena N H.in
lnrHsiileat sla1 tiis isss af siia gpulrniA-
siar6 ae aetandmE aGH'r 1sisi lts waHt
= aguaprea. o. he brs9HsiE " 4 apse AZ
Cha end tn Hlla present. sisS alangas r.
t4sisinnA
8lr nt7uuiiarty waa an aaaias.el'i. Az
4.,,,,oy ar sj,e 1s,remalanb assigned Cd
3ae.ud h6e Interests Bafslr8 iH IrRa1N
gFa.rr commission. mid he prnpa'aE -ae
sausyIfnr,ls eaae i'll h nlsi5arsHg sh siil4
eiainm 8roUg6 These asl4iIla wafa
n,a;aj, esi,s.-s MI american eirissng
4 esas a,1srasss hart sasfsrad ln5nrF ifl
eiplit ulqser @naaisi rilaa aslii tifeT vara
Bragriir before chs commission azidef
n gnnsansens EeGwaen 1gala and tne
ses8 4Faaas and saa1 government
4stsnsa aslqgssa rHaEasnaasIsGT n1n sia M
asHsrrsff af saa CHARTS sE co awn ei5g
asna ee SUBJECTS aaaI18 the either nE-
tiGus
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
JOHNSON
DEFENDS RATE
Tae Law NiIl Rigts Of tie
LegslatS
HffS t0tFlRy DClSl
III MiMi4sdsa Regaiation Believes Eeg-
alsfaFe was actastsd 81 sfe
HAaaesf aaa 8ast
Af5ayss
FffS t0FltlS DClSl y

se Earl Sent 4 f,nspivs sae if-
lRceioa a4a9ist gae lpplietrioB 81 fise
t5g6,6iFe fats Bey sAa8 tss eed sy
g,dsS feafcS III taa fedefal 1iFniHt
sa9e 81 Ffidag a2 aiidaes6sa shisas
sid R6s5ts 8ssasia oa 81 patAniAg 10
sFiaa proceedings KS gat ha INV f46o
asecF o9eNor 3ohasSa oaetai M
araAsNax T5sge fosaFsA f5F ka ws
ftisaa "a e aifasota esisla
At4 II f5l6eWs
@eae eoeFs iN7ssed II hAaAsal pso-
toitrs ii az BidgsehA III dl.6sfToag
fa@ fiS ia6.sYss III ftfr4ad Fs8e Bea
Tas keisasbrS III sa as faaceioas NJ
as aisiiejal tss IL IS ase ~ IS f,8o
Bi6ts eihsaAa sfas N tb6 sdb,ii
ttei6n IL fsis NJ slfg 6sANr ai6sfl6h fs
eoaFse s9 tse Sn9Sr & tae loHa iahle
figAt a s3 interested sssics5 AAd
h2,llres wSyll6 HoT6 saTeig WiH f6s a.
sgetb m STATS 6sSeefs aaS tfriseas Nv
fee8gofyg ths Ff3fi6 tFas aalonas rs
ths So5f8f6at& bfansA II eas fS5pSfa.
ntn 6Alieve N thS rf@fs Al t8e
ssass ieyislafaYe IN fe34sfe neesssaec
bt,sfheea. ana IN sis ssftlealsY faasahcA
5eIS9N 6sst fsN Ie%ssttFe @As AZ.
estea ~ ere kiSacst sra bat l86si9ts
" sas soffts hd8Fiy s6feYmias sbas aHa
fsdN6s86n nade III existing tRs6s VIE
~ sfsnt t6k se5eie aase k4SessfJiy
9Df1e W 6h& dtei8io6 s'as 8fiI shfs
IL dsse-Ioi61S. sfsAF etH6bY6fs trial
tNsS9 IN t6 fseta Az ven "a III gKA
isw, I AsH tegaAAs IA t66 56f6i6A tfss
shS fs3S4 FHSs ~ sbS iedslataft sys
ma SSnassattry. mi FIRST the legi
THE wav Wit0ih it, fiebte N sAe s5ab-
bshgSas III s5en RITES"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
QUICK LYNcHING
JOB BY MASKED MEN
Negro Accused Of Attack on White wo.
man Hanged in Suburbs Of
Mobile.

Mobile, Ala Sppt g. The body II
Moses Dossctt negro, swung 10 tree
for several hours in the suburbs of Mo.
bile. hearing card with this legend
Negroes must be taught that death
win always fellow attacks on white
women
The negro was lynchod for an attack
au Mis- jnhn Ilpelor who WAS alone
WHOM he gaiucd access TO the house,
When Tho news spread search wax be
gun lor che negro. Sheriff Smith and a
number of olieefs captured him and
started with him 10 Tho Mobile Jail
They we're amhushed by 20 masked men
who covered the officers With rifles and
demanded the negro, The allioers yield.
Ell him up and he was hurried 10 the
nrcler home, whefc he was identified
The masked men then took him about
600 yards up the street. hanged him to
4 tgce. and riddlcd his ho,ly with bal
lets The officers say they cannot iden.
,ify the masked men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
INDUSTRIAL ITEMS.

Norway excels in the manufacture OF
wrapping paper.
The manufacture OF an absolutely
weldless chain is now an accomplished
fact.
During one month recently a single
machinery manufacturing company OF
ST Louis Skipped 553 cars of machln.
cry from its plant.
The day Is soon coming, according to
Sir caspnr Purdon Clarke, when the
richest shoppers Of Paris will ask for
he brocades Of Paterson. n. J.
II is probable that the last power
extension OF the Niagara Falls power
plants has been MADE Public sent
ment is opposing further use Of tbs
great cataract for industrial purposes
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
!. UNDER OATH to-
KILL MJIAID
Foar Bcuu Fsgtlcr y.
Murder ~
DGsC.L C]SED AT CRAVE
alessiagH aigass sa E;saart Money snlrH
a5naaa cataoiir P4siaBs Led
n naaEa Sem
sanra.
DISCLOSED An GRAVE

Rsaeatar. y.. eEB 1k-Hisliap
gc'eaa,le Of se EamAa eaEaolse aineesa
VI Rochester afsiie eie startling ae
da~ sR Aefaes n ar'gs egawt wiitcil
Ea4 gaeaanea t5r sia al'rsalelT q bless
aa e8e graves 8a Haig ssspIeine seil's-
esrg gtaa u, attansa W. m'tda slhr5
a.ms 40 sT ainEers " azrqrr aeda
gau ISM ami that Nv was 5ald Shas
sagr d tas Fea were u1lsr oath ~
la
the srsssmae sF n4saser oe street
vendors as al.g cemetery zaass an& tassir
seas ana5Bsn ca esn Sassadh ssss toe
aisafsp t@ maS. sae disclosure
Gh8ef Of Essee E.lgasa saga thgH aia
artenaaH has been sassa sG tine sHraata,
aas elaG no esew To tlts enrsers 81 the
tlrsaSane seEesa a4ss aesn fqgHa-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
M0oRs ONCE MORE CRY
PEACE TO THE FRENCH


CaaablaHoa. Sept g4 lhp destruction
81 tho Moorish camp AZ Sidi Drahul
saWh ~ Caaahlauta, and tlie dispersal
of che ,fihasmep, has wsulted IN new
nyettutes iar npoce Nineteen kaidA.
representing tAe uuleseeyan EuuaIN and
2taija ,fihes. presented themselves At
tihnpfhl nfude's headquarters during tho
afternoon end lonptHly discussed the
conditions Witch che ffench commander
pfapotpd Cor thrit submission
Tho terms Include Che unconditional
auflpnder hv the Moora vi an their arms,
against which the kaida are holding out
hat Upon witch the ftenrh authorities
insish Ii Is noe probable that there
viii be a suspension q hostiIitiea at CHS
tme,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24


liiv4,i,ea. wis. syt sac
4t9lidsatllm & aieb mld Neil t1auR
1ti i'Hs ssis e niihia 5aHMsr az
safeN st@lfafsliar snn III Nialiaae farlie'
teller Aieii asked rs stab4 saiie fpag
"a aAp t1anduss 9f ais unpe RIs8iiE
}oesefailef aHaH 8is otseH anrie laiin
Rseeealla, a4iil is itHer fae tApir
1ils1ed ~ treatment 81 ais gandfa aea
Alf adft;efeiler #as ~ he neetsp1 81
Hae d.hpA4l NiFsslkee & SD paai teGl
asaf
'u noflar Wef#a 6R question yit
Gi aa0in4p aItt Nif &8eeafailes a4ieii.
hQt9 4saNesd file aew1apaf man tsag
Ae 9Auld aoH ga difanied
AsHts a falit ae ssid at aar8
3apeTafFi eanf fs sira q rights b asls
iaa8 Oh Questions gbll NNie dH 80
aiie4d sisd f 1 e5it answer 48o 9lA IT.
58 Willingly
4 Wal e6N RRosv q8Nr nnele. Fsiaat
R,,eigefser aoo oaa ago aad ame
jSs.t4 atisCld BiA9s alseuG gaGr 't5Aer
.aatd ranp hfts iami7 aia tie f@nG'ear
l90ag g6H f8igsS V waaSd Be II glHd
sAiaa son Nf3s saf saese gnNs
83ou6 yeuF s;g8aef 81 rest Fl
h9. ntst4 aaf eerY asad ga bel3
a3a tAat M9 efaid5a5Aef " III glia acrY
8eeE 81 Aeataa
seea doas aa es
4 Mt Roesssssr uifea ind Nss aboua
aBe salevar esisen M,fgar GeB&tn staA I'D
gad aaaeied AilB 8F fsr ait 8lsa'pat5 \
#3n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
100 EscApED IN 100000 BLAZE.
Foul. Alarm Pie 10 Gotham Dancer Zone
Engine Upset on the Way

Sew Work. Sept "a A four alarm
me liz bn eight story building at 40 and
IA Baael street cove the nfomtn a bard
battle nnd destroyed 100000 worth Of
property. The Wholesale grocery estab
jshuent NJ LOWE Dp0t6ol Son was
thp biggest Lesser The grocery store %
tahes Butler Was badly damaged by
water There wete 100 men IN the build
iug, Inst al sni out safely,
Willie turning into West street, lust
below tho burning building. The ionder Of
an enplae sff,rl, deep rat ID thp street
aud wnH overturned The driver und
ase frpmen jumped and escaped.
Tile building Va located W what !.
thHud tho danHpt zone by Che Gre De.
paampnt. hclauso OF the pgr aud indian
mablr nature ul most Of the building.
"a lhe settlua and the eomhuatibo con.
tonta
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
PeRT6 Bte6 fHFoRf
HAS 9uAbRuPtEb.
eoshast Pest VII Az President ief
Bsaiy Needed Whatises Crops
r.ti

NtN farE shpt "a Am6ah he baq
shHeays VIC arrived yesterday ~ iha
t'iiiishAibhia ffbA San ttah Was itteia
n p8sl tHtetH8i ~ peft8 nie8 Dst
ttn5t firrl aait.
hhge tehe ptlfcifaif faf fflfalh
business f6asaesi hnt ! shalt rftmi N
ibe president lite tf6b conditions nfe
haai IL r6d8 Hiei irvine 10 ihe setait
,lfshald tiuf Htfnl ftuutle h tbsi NJ
hrta aiiistrWH SEQ transportation fnpill
ilfe n tis fret ttat Under titll tat
efnmsnt DIR eRn1Ytg Hefs alphB6npg
Tact ffsf fl1eN1bnU md tlls scar Sfn
uNn,abrl Without lmbtmemanis fgt ttahs
rHflAti8h shall Nfae lfpdahs RAh
iNaH bsfb6r, fselainHhe matsh iands hf
hdlhhetd aNN fillNf W with lha mstennl
jtsassl ilHf VII give hlits IL atart
itf hahAllae tseetls.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
q. ! REVENUE CUTTER SAFES i4a
Tie Mecazach rakss shAF#r4rksl
ThranW fzarn sap Taan CaaEier

washington D C.. 1epr. 14-A a1Rs
ssse was se,ssIred Il tile treasury de
rarensens 9ss6ar57T frsu gapt&I1s 1.1-
aaF aarnnsansg Eng tlts Eslsrfng sea- assat
as rgaamwe essssers. dsEssa ~ eaasaslkas
STATING tsaE rlte sg4ssr Mesgla5eh ha
resseuad 30 persons fg9n1 sh@ salF IaAE
Tgrrser. m4seh wig wrecked an AEgEsE
" m Nsgsoas lagaaa EainaaE islAuG
BelsrfHg ss8
AM "a tkase rescued were EEznsfsrIs4
Go fGe erteer Lhet{s. oa aeEs- tA A.
sa Thefs ksd discretionary critters fsr
gars.sng al either Seward av ssatrse
TIE resaaa NRs tfma5v, a. the food SKYE
ssg sapeH from tae Ca-rEer was z7sT <
ss6rr ard the plaee where IKE wreck CO.
e4gres vas ! desalzta and haFren score.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
uaes nenaawntr


NinReia, VI Htnt pa Seeing 4
f8rhg aifl sltdfAlinH ~ tbe clutches ~
feUt ilaioha Yesterday hi0fblhm Ne
tlaAial M9fitn e8ppi from his huH4A
aBt tah " haf nid ~ took Nth hts
he0ty Whlb ai8 used V Wth slith
Nebf ihsl ha aNoA put tbe girls nssall
altls 10 iiaM rNe az thtW thNn ibpf
aat hm geWiea hN bui Tho HWt held
tHpit atgHAd far y tlMo After MpttltH
h8d wnpaW 1owu tha WIN IeW luNei
% theit heads they toei taas w theli
heeis
the sia leld htr fesruor What she htl
Navel assn the NrN lWfate aAd Mad III
ieA wm thpt Ntir MN Marion Say.
thet lB9kfd like tailf0ad labNet lM
MIL aam bef hame was Morton llohl
liA daNahtef ef 4 iamNer he wts
ahout elahteeA teafs Ola
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
RX.Gov, SrEuNENnERG
WAS UNDER INDICTMENT
BoyaA's TRIAL piseloses Fact That Or
ehafd's Victim Was Accused,

poise Idaho, srpt, 90 III bvripuiNp
enc work hore yesterday q imranelbne
Ia Nuy to try United States Senator
Wiliam rs AoFAh, charged with con
pitatv ia defraud the government ~
valuable timlsre iapde, District Attorney
Norman NJ, Raaek announced that fog
ney Governor tfauk StoaaeNhere Was
ano AZ the ntN Indicted with Senator
Norah ief the conspiracy
S,eUsenherg 4 represented ih Ia ia,
6ie,meat as john DIE,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
coop rRIAL OF MAuRErAN1A.
The Hsv canard Steamer Makes z6sl
Knots.

The New Cunard Steamer Makes 1874
Knots.
London, Sept. a. It Is reported UNI
officially that the new C,mard line
steamer Mauritania, sister ship Of the
Lusitania, which has completed her trial
trip. averaged 1884 knots 1905 lana
miles, an hour, and that this rate was
frequently exceeded. The trial was con
ducted without hitch and was in ev.
cry respect satisfactory
IN the Lusitania's trial trip, forty
eight hours continuous run, She aver.
aged 2Jh knots an n0ur over a three
hundred mile course, which she covered
four times The wind and tide were
partly III favor and partly against the
liner. The contract for the Lusitania
was placed on the Clydei for the Mau-
retania on the Tyne.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24

seaot ksteva and Count renielli ~
Conference AZ The Hasue

the t1aotW H
ebiaf 81 the Mexican dtleaBiieN 10 enc
NeAte conference. and CaNNl rAhiellG
ktfl Fl tya 8elesdieN M iWaiM als az
aotissihs MeNhpn llalfsit teaif ~
eehefal elAifatfsn sifNiief w the con
teNtilA tteentle aANdpeted lmtMeea ltal3
and NfaentiNa
III e eXpeeted Chat ne bfeaiS VIII "
concluded before the odioogAmeNt ef tRt
aaNlefeAt6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
rbRpfY or BEARS


AllitrA fat Eapt "A haaf famine
will aBt ttenhie rfsidaht le6spplt
whaH ha emas hffe hett maNth pa
has list klliti 4 100 84ihi beaf h iba
,oa Isl Is aaht aHA fbempsan matet
walked up AVA ptt D edo ball n CO.
haasts btNl
flHmbsoA Faeig aVe ihst rtesident
RosssseIt WAI ~ sn that ~ & ls,l
ne fst The hunting afohBds fNst nav
tg comparatively dit ateai huinbea "
hfAis hbte tekeh " chs pine add rak
MINIS, ard acas iNd h8 tioulNe ~ tdl
ldWiAe d tfall Thompson aAd MS dea'
hata heFh eAfaBed w i6hh n fnfbcf
WBs WiN Ne ptesiioNt He6seyelts bast
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
tusirAutA SHOWS DOWN
Reduces Speed to tess fban Twenty
Enots

tlaliraN NJ s.. sept "a The tusi
taNia passed sable Island SO about two
o'eltF~ Fpstenlav innrnlHe The Mao
eaW operator ilAetp WA unable ta ~
iaiA tie exact rate Of boz spard AZ
she ateNplei fourteen hodfs W. yoftrna
the distance between Cape Sable end
aahle island, aha mNst have Hone u ~,
h,9rd spetd, less thar twenty Knots AZ
honp. over this portion ST her eoutse.
sWiNa presumably 50 the thirk weather.
A WItoless despatch received Che ptt,
,iouA Niaht h6m the ltaitehia Nadi
ttNIqkf clear WiNd southwest sea
smoain speed. sa6 kneAn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
tosEpH LETTER VIII
HURRY no MOTHER
Mfs c6lih pamptyll end iadv sUaolk,
Hef Daughters Also Summoned

f'hNs. enNi "a Mia ted 4. letter
widow n he capiitlist aNa mother s.
thc lAte lBdt CUf9ah Be t6NHAad ID hes
apartments Nv lAe Hatei iNH Niih lNA
tiHbt
3Bble fbs hf8 seAt }o 5eserh lei
tes5 BOY 8h 0he e 81 Chcaae and b.
VIII siAH 81 6uto f6f Anfis Mrs 60
lta tAnpbelA whe was Mss Money fni
tsf, Is M fht WY ifom &otlahd e8d
i6dy SOlNlk wAa Wa Miss Daisy lel
taa is expected 10 arrive s6on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-09-24
THEE REV0LUTTOMISTs
LYHcHED BY PEAsAKIS

Faliow4 an Attempt to Assassinats &c
raj con1tabaiary caief.
Zaitomfr Province Of Nolhynia- Eos
ia. Sept. 24-Three reyolu1ioaists yss-
terdzy attacked and wOunless the chief
81 the rural cnnstabuisFy ia lis villa 81
Hiatka near here, and also sounded sax
peasants who pursued the would BE- as
sassins.
The peasants finally caught ths sv1-
Eutionists, who were lynchei .y tGsie
enraeed pursuers.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-08-22
PICNIC IS GIVEN IN
HONOR OF MRS. WEBB
Aged Lady and Sixty Members
of Family in Reunion.

Quite an enjoyable occasion was
that a few days ago on the banks of
the NIuckaloochee between Smithville
and Sumter, an annual reunion, as it
were, of the children, grand children
and great grandchildren of Mrs. A
NJ Webb.
She has seven sons and two daugh-
ters living and every summer "the
boys" get together and arrange Off
a fish fry and picnic, and all the
defendants are notified to "be and
appear" at a certain place on a GER
tain day and have a good old time.
The men get up the fish and the
women bring well filled baskets
The grandmother is conveyed there,
and she enjoys it as much as any one
present. She is nearing her S0th
birthday and does not want any one
to help her in or out of her buggy.
There was about 60 people present.
Every one was related. Two sons
were not present nor any member of
their families.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-08-22
LOCKER CLUBS
HAVE BEGUN
First In Augusta To Be Called
Merchants Club.

AUGUSTA, GA, August 21.-In the
clerks office of the superior court
yesterday was filed the first petition
for a locker club in Augusta under
the new prohibition law.
The club will pay to the city five
hundred dollars for a license and
will be called "The Merchants Club"
Louis Brooks, Esq, is attorney for
the petitioners.
The objects of the corporation as
set forth in the petition for a char
ter in part are as follows:
THE objects of said corporation
are to establish and maintain an or
ganization for the intellectual, moral
and social Improvement of it's mem
bers, the refinement of their taste,
and the development of good feeling
among them. In furtherance of these
objects it shall afford them opportuni-
ties for literary and art cultivation
and rational amusement. That it
will transact no business of any kind
for the purpose of making any profit,
directly or indirectly, for itself or its
members, and that the income from
any source whatsoever shall be APP
piled solely to defray the expenses of
the corporation.
The club will have no capital stock
and the only money that the petition
claimed will be actually paid in is
the initiation fee and dues for the
members.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-08-22
500 REWARD, 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
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being a constitutional disease, re-
requires a constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the
disease and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitu-
ton and assisting nature in doing its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith in it's curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that 1t fails to cure. Send for
list of testimonials. Address:
F. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists. 75c. I'm.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-08-22
Endorsed By the County.

'The most popular remedy in Otse-
go county and the best friend of my
family" writes VIM. M. Dietz, editor
and publisher of the Otsego Jour
nal, GilbertsyiIle, N. Y, lis DR.. Kings
New Discovery. 1t has proved to be
an infallible cure for coughs and
colds, making short work of the worst
of them. We always keep a bottle in
the house. I believe it to be the
mos VALUABLE prescription known
for lung and throat diseases" Guar
anteed to never disappoint the taker,
by Eldridge Drug Co. Price SOC and
$100 Trial bottle free. I'm.