Dr Howard’s Liver Constipation Cure Ad Promoted
An advertisement from Barre details Dr Howard’s remedy for constipation and indigestion. It notes a complete tasting cure, a half-price offer through Mr. Davies, and a personal money-back guarantee if not satisfactory. The text references Montpelier and Barre as locales with general agents and physicians endorsing the product.
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Montpelier Ri
Mantua
Mont
Toon
Barre
Dr. Howard
Davie
Local 19th Century Medicine Bottle Warranties
An undersigned group offers a money back or exchange policy on tonics and bottles to cure coughs and colds. D C Howard and partners, W N Miles, McAlister Bros, J W Parmenter, and others promise satisfactory substitutes or refunds.
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Greene
D. C. Howard
W. N. Miles & To
McAlister Bros
J. W. Parmenter
Painless Piles Cure Promoted at Local Drug Store
Advert says a painless pile remedy called Hill's Pile Pomme offers immediate relief without instruments or cutting. It claims guarantees and is sold at a local drug store.
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Lund
Self-inflicted gun accident ends Hast Burke resident life
Joseph Jecree of Hast Burke resided on Pinkham road about half a mile from East Burke. He accidentally shot himself while running to his wagon house after taking up his gun, and died about two hours later at home. Two physicians attended but could not save him. Local details include his name and place, with a note of the community context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Jecree
Hast Burke
St. Johnubury
Pinkham Road
East Burke
Hng
Veerine
Nina Ieninkindus
Fear of New Outbreak in Capital of Hayti
Turbulent factions rise as foreign warships loom off Port-au-Prince. report notes chaos and threats to white inhabitants. Refugees flee toward Benin and nearby zones as Haitian tensions escalate, with April 4 dispatches citing unrest and potential military intervention.
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Hayti
Vath
Wortwu
Dave
Shay
Talk of the Town at Youngvon's and Circle No 0 Meeting
The item lists a variety of local notices from a 19th or early 20th century town paper. It mentions a furniture ad for a Typewriter desk and office items, a sale at Lyon's adver, a visit from Averill Clairvoyant on Tuesday at 2 pm, and a real estate rental at 48 and 80 South Main Street. Also notes Church events including Circle No 0 meeting with Mrs C H Kent, a university group meeting and social in vestry, Knights of the Maccabees review Friday April 3, and a Universalist church program with Gio youths invited.
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Youngvon’s
Lyon
Circle No. 0
Main Street
John Tierney
Main
Alain Street
Knights of the Maccabeon
K. of P
Hell
P. GN
Universalist Chirch
Gio
Illnesses and local events noted in Morland items
Nelson Carleton is ill with pneumonia feared while Mrs E P Rowell improves slowly. Blanche Godfrey shows slight improvement. Measles and mumps spread in cages. promenade scheduled for 10 PM at OF hall Saturday. Universalist church will discuss The Habit of Attending Church. Clint Wilfore returns to Muarkin's market after measles. Theodore Wilfore's mother remains unwell. Mr and Mrs Kawin Whitney and daughter recovering from Thlasina. Miss Hite Whitty still weak. Advertisements tout Burlock Blood Bittece for skin, Down's Ointment for eczema, and Dr Themis Electric Oil for sore throat.
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Nelson Carleton
E. P. Rowell
Blanche Godfrey
Bette
Universalist
Clint Wilfore
Muarkin
Theodore Wilfore
Kawin Whitney
Uttle
Mise Hite Whitty
Local notes recount visits, moves, and obituaries
Town residents and visitors are listed with movements and family ties. Mrs Elwell of Trowell Mass. died after a grippe shock and was laid to rest with services at West Hill Church. Various locals and out-of-town guests were noted, including farm changes and hires for the coming year.
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Ellen
Dickens
H. C
Elio Bewlew
Wivery Ste
W. Meman Smith
Howe
Norsheater
N. H
Tanvak Lawes
George A. Tracy
Wet Roldttsburg
Tracy Geet
Arthur FE. Bacon
West Corinth
Leon Olley
Cilley
Pomerson
Bacon
Jm Dusiness
Woods
Ard
New York
Boston
W. i. Hodgeking
Rutland
Soba
Wadon
White River Junction
Williams
Prete
Williamstown
Edwin T. Hibbard
Harry B. Allen
Charlestown
West Hill Church
Lovelock
J. M. Flint
Dyer Parker
Joshua M. Grant
Oliver Modealf
Biweil
Mise Etta Allen
Werfrethuostend
Carlow Allen
West Hill
Brookfield
Allen
Town Gossip and Visiting News from Montpelier Area
Montpelier area residents report a week of caller visits and business. Mrs. Ira Me is, Mrs. Margaret Clark, and Mrs. Lavina Pray were seen in Barre and Montpelier. Charles Wilbur and Walter Ondies visited North Montpelier and Barre. Frank Newton and the Lambertons toured Marshfield. sugar makers report strong work and high quality.
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Ira Me
Margaret Clark
Walter J. Ondies
Barre
Ae L. Reott
Marshfield
Wheeler
Frank Tray
Tavil Lian
W. J. Blinn i
Montppetier
Lavina Pray
Charles Wilbur
North Montweler
John Emery
Hyde Park
Blanche Weeks
Adamant
Charla Wing
Frank Newton
Albert
Moses Lamberton
Marshield
Morris, Ferris
O. A. Wing
John Wilson
Worcester
Gay Bancroft
Igor
Harrison Mack
Bey Con
Arthur
Kant
Montpelier
Alice Bloddard
North Montpelier
Walter Eastman
Frank Marsh
Nxt
Woodtanry
Balden
Sabatitutii
Vern Hudson
Guy Bancroft
Clarence Hills
Clarence Neilse
Gily Bancroft
Myra Alinsworth
Charles Tay- Tor
Trix
George Clough
Soma Hae
Min Peed Clark
Abe
Clark Ie Maying le
Opera House Notes On A Royal Slave At City Theatre
The Hatheikem News reviews the dramatic production A Royal Slave performed at the Opera House West on Monday night. It praises the author’s craft and the play’s setting in Mexico, noting strong scenic potential and high literary merit. The piece highlights the dramatic arc and the public reception, calling it a rare and great work.
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Mexico
Palma
Opera House West
Magazine Review on The Tragedy of the Mulatto
The excerpt discusses Ray Stannard Baker’s article in The American Magazine about color and mixed heritage. It notes observers reporting changes in appearance due to environment and climate and weighs whether a century in America could alter deep racial traits. The piece asserts the blackest American has advantages over native Africans.
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Ray Stannard Baker
Mr. Baker
America
Spirit messages and a Missouri senator prophecy
Fragmented reminiscence recounts a 19th century seance in which the spirit of Lincoln supposedly predicted a Missouri senator from Wisconsin, later fulfilled when the narrator was elected to the U S Senate from Missouri. The tale blends personal journeys, telegrams, and gifts as proof.
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Carl Schure
April McClure
Schiler
Ener Schurz
Lincoln
Johnson
Shhute
Washington
President Johnson
Tincoln
United States
Han
Ivy
Missouri
Wisconsin
Missonri
St Louis
Tindemann
Pere
Cogard
Battleships Sailed For The North In Transit News
San Francisco reports a wireless dispatch noting battleships sailing toward the north. The Navajo arrived with White Front salts while the Wixeman tied to the Atlantic fleet, and Paget’s coast confirms movements toward a planned patrol and strategic deployment as a critical diplomatic moment unfolds.
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San Francisco
Vermaat
Ajax Anila
Perth
Paget
Goldeborough
A Market for Your Hides Tallow and Bones
Almost everybody knows the place to send Beef Hides Home Hides Caltsking Sheep Pelts Tallow and Bones. Vermoor Hyde Park pays highest prices and remits the day after arrival, covers freight on shipments of 200 pounds or more, and keeps customers posted on market values.
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C & Page
Aydel Park
Vermoor
Hyde Park
Fragmentary OCR note on Minnesota governor and presidential talk
A garbled OCR fragment refers to Governor Johnson of Minnesota and a presidential talk. The text is unclear but mentions a great man and Minnesota, with possible references to a governor and election context.
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Govetnor Johseda
Min
Tervain
Rowntner Jobusen
Leighton Case Bound Over After Courtroom Turmoil
Portland, April 3. Hugh Leighton son of Mayor Leighton was bound over to the grand jury after waiving examination on charges tied to objectionable postal cards allegedly caused by Rev. H. N. Pringle’s Civil league. A large crowd heard the proceedings as political tensions fueled interest. Leslie C. Noyes, arrested on a similar charge, also waived examination and was bound over.
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Portland
Hugh
Leighton
San
Anvfig Ie Pomamnion
Te OS Leighton Cmpany
H. N. Pringle
Civil League
Yeaterday
Beause
Cii
Jon
Pringle
Leslie C. Noyes
Letters threaten life of Rockefeller daughter in Chicago
In Chicago in April reports warn of threatening letters aimed at Mrs. Harold McCormick, daughter of John D. Rockefeller. She says letters increased in frequency and violence, prompting guards at the McCormick home on Bellevue Place and Lake Shore Drive.
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Chicago
Apri Tms
Harold McCormick
John D. Rocke
McCormick Home
Bellevue Place
Lake Shore Drive
McCormick
Theoore Thoms
Secretary Taft In Columbus Guest of Honor at Board Dinner
Secretary Taft arrives in Columbus to be guest of honor at the Board of Trade annual dinner tonight after a conference with local officials and business leaders. The event marks Taft's visit as part of his regional engagements and public program.
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Taft
Columbus
Board of Trade
Ree
Death by suicide ends life of Louis N Paquin in Lowell Mass
Louis N Paquin, 48, killed himself at his home at 201 Mid Illinois after weeks of unemployment and despondency. He drank carbolic acid and was kneeling beside his bed when he died. He apparently planned the deed, had paid all his will and debts, and left a letter asking his brother be notified. Paquin left a wife.
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Slowell
Mass
Ble Kande
Louis N. Paquin
Midillonex
Puguin
Oder
Beary Aa Treet
Lee
Paquin
Engines Over Precipice Near Colorado Gorge
A Colorado Midland passenger train with about 100 passengers narrowly escaped destruction when fire and a runaway attempt caused both locomotives to leap from the tracks and dangle over a gorge. The coaches halted at the brink, a luggage car extended over the edge, but no injuries were reported as the surviving cars were recovered and the journey resumed.
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Buena Vista
Col
Colorado Midland
Duma Rejects Bill on Extending 12 Million Ruble Debt
In St. Petersburg on April 3 the Duma rejected the bill to extend the term for the government's debt of 12,000,000 rubles, amid tensions over Russia paying its obligations.
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Duma
St. Petersburg
Rej
Colonel Bryan to Speak at Des Moines Jefferson Day Banquet
William J. Bryan arrived in Des Moines to attend the Jefferson Day Banquet where he will be the principal speaker. The event is scheduled for April 3 in the city.
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Bryan
Des Moines
le Will
Thee Moines
William J. Tiryan
To Will
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Telvphane
Osborne
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Aeea
Emslie ® CO
Jane
Walt
Weahignay
Vailriesh
TOWN
Down
Ny Drug Store
Dean
Themis
Chelsea
East Calais
Opera House
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Tie Family
Undita
Wutprieid
Nim
Charmecter In
Magazine Review
Carl Schurz and
Spiritualiam
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St. HA
North
Evang
Plodt
Grook
Indy
Red Cross
Count Onawandah
Rockefeller
Mia
Herself
Chittsen
Colorado
Bartly
Russia
Granite City Creamery
Worthen
Keith Avenue
Miami
Reliance
Gilson
Woodpecker
C. H. Tayt
Randolph Center
Vermome
City Farmers’ Club
Washington County
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Bee Telephone
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