Patent medicines seized under Maine liquor law in Rockland
Sheriff Tolman and six deputies confiscate all patent medicines from Governor Cobb's store in Rockland amid liquor law enforcement. Frank Norton, manager and Cobb’s nephew, to face trial. City liquor agency stock valued around $2000 raided as dispenser agent Clark faces Municipal Court summons. Governor Cobb arrives Portland and declines comment on seizure saying only that violations should be punished if proven.
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Maine
Rockland
Sheriff Tolman
Sheil Totem
Cobb
Frank Norton
Krom
City Liquor Agency
Tolman
Hockland
Ti TL Clark
Clark
Portland
William T. Cobb
Onty
Stokes Engaged to Wed Jewess Rose Panter
J G Stokes heir to Annon Phelps Stokes plans marriage to Rose Harriet Panter a Jewish woman once a Cleveland cigar factory worker and writer for the Jewish Daily News. No date set. friends expect near future. Panter recently left Jewish Daily News for a clerkship with Stokes at University Settlement Eldridge Street. Stokes sister Caroline married after a path involving East Side settlement work.
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New York
apron—Society
East Side
J. G. Stokes
Willionaire
Annon Phelps Stokes
Rose Harriet Panter
Cleveland
Jewish Daily News
Stokes
Pastor
University
Robert Hunter
Funds Are Gone In New York Rail Lead
DeWitt Smith, president of a railroad construction company, is named in a warrant alleging misappropriation of funds. The complaint cites $24,000 as the specific sum but notes accounting may seek nearly $1,000,000. The case involves the Stokes estate and an arrest warrant to detain Smith as a prisoner.
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New York
Grand jury probes beef rebating in Chicago inquiry
Federal grand jury investigating the beef trust resumes session with transportation department witnesses from packing plants slated to testify on rebating charges.
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Chicago
Transportation Departments
Shadow of Rebellion Looms Over Saint Petersburg
Report from Saint Petersburg on a rising revolutionary mood as spring nears. Radical groups act in unison, workers form quick protests, and authorities fear a large-scale upheaval after Easter. Officials order camps kept open to trace cholera risks while policing intensifies in poorer districts.
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St. Petersurg
Cty
Eriee
Euster
St. Petersburg
Nigor Vromya Warna
Constitutional
Aff
Siberian
Pial
Irkutsk
Siberia
French Opposition Warned in Chamber Debate
Paris April 1. In a Chamber of Deputies discussion on the bill for church and state separation Minister of Public Worship Bienveon Martin said the opposition's call for amicable arrangement was impossible and that rejection would thwart Republican reforms. He warned disturbances would stem from reactionaries provoking trouble.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Chures
M. Bienveon Martin
Northfield Village Meeting Elects Officials and Considers Water
Northfield village held its annual meeting with Dr H S Winch elected moderator. J H Talbot became clerk, H Le Kenyon treasurer, and W W Ifelden tax collector. A 60 cent tax on the first dollar was noted, and river water development and a water supply purchase were discussed with a special committee to report.
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Northfield
JH. Talbot
George W. Dunham
E L. Field
Water Commission
Ater
Special Water Committee
Build Up Your System with Paine's Celery Compound
A testimonial style note extols Paine's Celery Compound as a nerve tonic and health booster. It claims nerves govern body health, promises rapid relief from run down feelings, headache, palpitations, and dizziness, and credits Dr. Phelps and Dartmouth lineage, urging readers to consult doctors and trusted druggists for the remedy.
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Phelps
Dartmouth University
Paine
Morrisville liquor license applicants for four licenses
Four applications for liquor licenses were filed with Morrisville license commissioners, including two for continued licenses by existing holders and new requests by D. N. Hutchins and J. G. Foss. A public hearing is set for Saturday, April 22 at 1 20 p m in the town hall.
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Morrisville
Board of License Commissioners
Isham
D. N. Hutchins
J. G. Foss
Tamolile House
Foss
Lamoille
Town Hall
Turday
O'Cllock
St Albans Murder Recalled On Hill Find
St Albans, April 6 A find by Antoine Drinkwine recalls the murder of Marietta Ball on July 24, 1872. While working near an old Brainerd mill wall on his property he found a section of an old fashioned gold chain in a crevice and began to remove it.
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Drinkwine
Clair
Montpelier
Lucy
St. Albans
Antoine Drinkwine
Marietta Ball
Brainerd
Bishop Hall Improving From Illness After Surgery
The Rt. Rev. A C A Hall bishop of the Vermont diocese underwent an appendectomy at Mary cher hospital March 11. He has not yet made visitation appointments due to illness and remains hospitalized in ponington with a recovery expected to take some time.
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Ponington
A.C. A. Hall
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Vermont
Mary Cher Hospital
Cleveland to be President If Victoriously Today
New York April 6 James J Hyde of Equitable Life Assurance Society plans to oust President Alexander at today's directors meeting and offer the presidency to Grover Cleveland. Hyde, owning about 90 percent of stock, seeks removal and a mutualization plan while accusing Alexander of breach of trust.
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New York
James J. Hyde
Equitable Life Assurances Society
Alexander
Grover Clyvelart
Osie
Hyd
I G. Tarbell
George T. Fisher
Hyde
Equitable
Equitable Society
Officine
Mr. Alosanare
Mr. Hyde
Tarbell
Fisher
Uprising in Domingo Sparks Caribbean Navy Moves
A telegraph from Washington reports United States minister Powell says a plot to depart from Port au Prince to Monte Cristi is suspected by the navy. The Brooklyn will join Admiral Sigulne at Monte Cristi with the cruiser Yankee aboard. The revolution in Santo Domingo grows bolder as ships concentrate near northern ports and preparations unfold.
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Washington
Il O
Ty ‘Vilken F. Powell
United States
Port Aw
Tal Mayti
Hop
Prince
Monte Cristi
Navy Department
Brooklyn
Admi Sigulne
Sanehes
Santo de
Southern Industrial Parliament Set for May Meeting
Washington April 6 Preparations are under way for the Southern Industrial Parliament to meet in Washington from May 25 to 26 delegates named by southern governors will attend along with city mayors boards of trade finance health and bank representatives railroad presidents and store and manufacturer leaders The objective is to draft plans for developing the material resources of the southern states.
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Washington
Boards of Trade
Finande
MINE MANAGER BLOWN UP AT MINE HOUSE
In Tucson Anne ee 6.-T C Lamb superintendent of the Tres Atigon mine was blown to pieces by a dynamite explosion at his home on the town edge. Dynamite sticks were placed under a corner of the house with a five foot fuse. When exploded the house and surroundings were scattered on the hillside. Fragments of Lamb’s body were found up to a half mile away. His wife and family are away in the east. Arrests are expected to follow.
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Tucson
Anne
T. C. Lamb
Tres Atigon
Lamb
Montana Municipal Election Results Report
April 5 dispatch from Butte Helena Great Falls and Missoula shows Democrats winning key posts. John Manoginnis elected mayor in Butte, Democrats gain treasurer and other offices, while Great Falls and Missoula show Democratic gains for mayor and city offices. Election returns emphasize party gains across several Montana cities.
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Butte
Mont
Montane
Johm Manoginnis
Inasur
Helena
Anormon
Last Straw Cure Claims Rexall Mucu Tone Efficacy
An advertisement touts Rexall Mucu Tone as a catarrh remedy with testimonials from customers including Mr Wells of the Red Cross Pharmacy. It promises a money back guarantee and offers a trial bottle for fifty cents, asserting relief for cold and throat ailments.
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Rexall
Red Cross
Mr. Wells
Ross
Amd Gourantes
Richford Bank Stock Sold by Trust Company
Colonel Powell announces the sale of a substantial portion of Richford Bank stock held by the Trust Company to Herbert. The president says the move reflects his long absence from Richford and desire to step back from business interests, with much stock likely to pass to local buyers.
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Han Wold
Herbert Ae
Powell Ae
Te Saidneries
Richford Wail
Powell
Hichford
Estate worth seven million left by Mrs Stanford
The Examiner reports Mrs Jane Stanford left an estate valued at seven million dollars. Formal inventory not ready yet but preliminary figures estimate the total value and suggest substantial proceeds will fund Stanford University.
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San Francisco
Myx
Jane Stanford
Whrle
Ates
Stanford
Stanford University
Maple Sugar Party Held by Vermont Association in Boston
The Vermont Association of Boston hosted its annual maple sugar party at the Hotel Westminster with over 200 Green Mountain descendants in attendance. Col. Albert Clarke attended and discussed incorporating new measures, as plans for a Vermont trip in August were noted. Maple sugar and maple adoptions were the evening’s feature, along with music and entertainment.
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Boston
Vermont Association of Boston
Westminster
Green Mountain State
Col
Albert Clarke
Home Market Club
Gasoolation
Rew Elation
Vollo Paver
Vermont
T Maple Sugar
Aveup
Evaings
An Old Indian Woman in Manchester
An elderly Indigenous woman, said to be over 61, lives alone in a wigwam near Robert Lincoln's summer home in Manchester. Once taken from her tribe as a child, she endures harsh weather, gathers scrap wood, and seasons Tatuncneaa with Vermont maple sugar to sell to seasonal visitors.
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Ey Raimer
Aly
Warriet
Manchester
Robert Lincoln
Tife
Ake Tendgen
Mantheater
Pleaded Not Guilty in April Trial of Reuben Bona
In a April trial the defendant Reuben Bona pleaded not guilty to charges while the court arrangement adjourned the case. The proceedings reflected standard legal steps as the matter moved toward further hearings.
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Guidhall
Reuben Bona
Wottart
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Trust Inquiry
Aoe
Roderic
Coe
Phyedelias
Bartland
Shadow OF Rebellion
Saye Martin
Northfield Village Meeting
Seal of Good
O, M. Pearson
Seattle
Wash
M. Pearson
POUR
Bishop Hall
Ayers
Domingo
Hayti
Washimata
Tres Amigon Mine
Arizona
Democrate
Montana
Crowell
Richford Bank
E. Henry Powell
Burlington Parts
Maple Sugar Party
Vermont Association of Vermonters
Ian
Bere Ak
Lucas
Kenhis
Tyler Ant
Sittin
Sus Wren
David Kennedy
Drown
Barre, Vt
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