Vermont politics and a fire at Troy Conference academy
Vermont residents discuss Kit Haskins and a Hughes delegation at the state convention, noting Maxwell's win in a Republican gathering in Windsor and Roosevelt-Taft tensions. A fire at Troy Conference academy in Poultney endangers over two hundred students, prompting calls for better dormitory fire protection while affirming the academy's ongoing role and Methodist support.
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Windsor
Trothers
Maxwell
Sherman Thvarts
Hughes
Bherm
Vermont
Roosevelt
Taft
New York
Troy Conference Academy
Poultney
Hames
Troy
Saratoga
Fruit as a Drink Cure Proposed for Alcohol Habit
A fruit grower’s journal clipping argues that frequent fruit consumption can counter alcohol cravings. The author claims twenty five years of observation support fruit as a substitute for the Keeley cure, noting fruit’s water content and refreshing taste may curb thirst and appetite without harm. The piece suggests trying the method as no harm seems likely and offers cautious optimism.
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Oite
Ruth
Highway Work of The Year Recognition in Vermont
Ninety two miles of permanent highway were built this year in Vermont. The effort involved many towns and exceeded expectations, though most communities still fall short of ideal standards. The project showcases local enterprise and sets a benchmark for future road work despite years needed to achieve full coverage.
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Vermont
Not a Nature Faker Declares Hatchery Director
A Bennington man defends his claim that he hatched one hundred chicks using an incubator, saying he is no fraud though two chicks were twins. The Rutland and Randolph papers note political chatter about delegates with Gen. FG Butterfield of Derby and Joseph Auld of Burlington as possible district delegates to the national convention.
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Bennington
Rutland News
FG. Butterfield
Derby
Randolph Herald
Chicago
Joseph Auld
Burlington
Auld
Faust
Ratland News
Secretary of the State race eyed by Rutland County
The Montpelier Journal notes Rutland County backs Walter K. Parnsworth for secretary of the state, praising his legal experience, legislative committee work, and revision of the Public Statutes. Fleetwood of Morrisville will not seek another term as secretary, opening the field for candidates in the Essex area and beyond.
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Oanea
Prc
Fleetwood
Morrisville
Tas Armounond
Chiteneary
Ohne Meer Yas
Stearns Dington
Rie Maily
Essex
Rutland County
Walter SK. Parnsworth
Senate
Warnelsce
Hearta
Bard
Cosmeer
Howe
Montpetiar Journal
Militia’s Role in National Defense Discussed
A discussion emphasizes the militia’s importance to state and national order, noting proposals to convert it into an army reserve gain traction amid rising citizen activism and calls for organized national defense.
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Muitinaw
Massachusetts and Vermont discuss militia readiness in 1907
The Brattleboro Phoenix notes concerns over state militia preparedness drawing lessons from the Spanish American War. It cites Massachusetts views on fire safety and perturbations in militia funding and efficiency, and Vermont notions about initial readiness and potential mobilization. Strong entities include Massachusetts, Vermont, Brattleboro Phoenix, and references to the Spanish American War.
Monument to Barbara Heck Honored by United Methodists
The Methodists of the United States and Canada agreed to erect a monument to Barbara Heck, regarded as the Mother of American Methodism. Milford New Hampshire heard a sermon by Rev. Willian Huein of Antrim aged ninety four who consented to conduct the service. In Chickasha Kansas a church election on hat wearing during services was decided by the men in favor of no hats as women could not vote. Epiphany Mission Sherwood Ohio received a large bell hung from an old chestnut tree near the church since there is no tower or belfry.
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United States
Canada
Barbara Heck
Milford
N. H
Willian Huein
Antrim
Christian Church
Chickasha
Kan
Epiphany Mission
Protestant Episcopal Church
Sherwood
Commissioners' Notice from Elwen Walker Appointment
The notice states a formal appointment by the state and mentions a date in October. It specifies a time from early morning until 4 o clock AM and references a specific location within the city. The fragmentary text outlines official duties and the authority of the appointee.
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Elwen
Walker
Fader
Soman Aalinors
Mhat
Buried Her Voice and a Death Bed Promise
The tale centers on Pauline Lucca who lost her singing voice after her husband Baron von Walstofen fell gravely ill. Horwis-Barnay recalls Lucca’s vow of secrecy and the night he coaxed her to sing his favorite song, after which he died two days later. She never sang again. The second fragment mentions Mrs Higiney-Clara scolding a maid for delaying Mr Granley, noting his lingering, irritating insistence.
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Pauline Lucca
Mice Horwis-Barnay
Lucca
Vienna
Idle Curiosity Sparks Hospital Fund Question
A Kansas City Journal excerpt shows a puzzled exchange about asking why different hospitals are being contacted. The speaker mentions a friend named Snigglebat who promised five dollars a day or break, raising questions about the motive and the potential payoff.
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Kansas City Journal
Dames and Daughters A Patchwork London Society Brief
Fragmentary society notes recount Miss Bothan sister of General Botha marching in London. Mentions Mia Wynne daughter of General Wynne, Parker of Maiden stationed at a leper colony, L. Walters Elvenlore hosting cats at 705 Lexington Ave New York, and Mrs Hiveline Wright Allen named dean of women at Leland Stanford. Also notes Cambridge England and St Andrews acclaim for LL D and D D degrees for L. Lewis and Gitaon.
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Wynne
Mia
Frank el
Parker
Maiden
Maxs
Laland of Penthese
L. Walters Elvenlore
Lexington Avenue
New York City
Beardes
Hiveline Wright Allen
Leland Stanford University
Allen
Lewis
Gitaon
Cambridge
England
University of St Andrews
Scotland
University of Heidelberg
Alsters
Writers and Authors in brief notes from the era
David Graham Phillips writes a play and plans more works. Marcell Tinayre declines the Legion d Honneur. Irvin Cobb jokes began in Kentucky then moved to New York. Maxim Gorky stays in a small Italian village seeking relief from consumption.
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David Graham Phillips
Marcell Tinayre
Irvin
Cobb
Padacah
New York
Maxim Gorky
Financial balance sheet items and bond holdings summary
Asset totals include real estate loans 769462.83 and other loans 460032.42. Investments show bonds at par 15000 and 2600, New York Gay Bonds 30000. Funds on hand and in banks 56084.34. Capital stock 1390962.56, surplus 4496.84, undivided profits 13368.39. Dividend No. 15 at 8 percent. Pennsite values listed 1300.00 and 4396.84?
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U.S
New York
The Blind Boy Seeks His Mother's Face and Hope
A blind boy asks how his mother looks as he nears sight. The surgeon explains she is loved for her soul, not fair features, urging him to seek the face of great love. The scene closes with the remark that vision cannot be granted by human skill. Whistler's wit is noted through an anecdote about his temperament and vanity as recounted in Sidney Starr's Recollections.
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Aleep
Sidney Btarr
Whistler
Atantic
Royal Box Narrative of Royal Naval Plans and Honors
A fragmentary report discusses Emperor William and Queen Alexandra in relation to honors and pastries, mentioning plans for King Edward to cruise the Mediterranean and a gathering of Bavarian officials. The text is garbled but hints at royal titles, naval tithe, and a regal banquet context.
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William
Alexandre
Miward
Mediterranean
Lutthold
Telabeanal
Rey
College and School Policy Across Nations
A garbled report notes strict education enforcement proposals in New York and China, threatening punishment for guardians who fail to send children to school. It mentions Captain Bryan L. Phillips assigned as professor of science and tactics at a university in Ithaca and a university chair for physics at a Texas institution, though many names and details are garbled.
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New York City
China
Bryan L. Phillips
Favatry
Cur ‘Eraity
Ithaca
Fac
University of Teavos
Slow Mental Ripening in a Fractured Observance
An enigmatic, fragmented reflection cites neglect and cold worldly views delaying growth. The passage attributes delayed renewal to corporate control and public life constraints, echoing a weary critique of authority and poetic duty amid societal pressures.
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Poultney School
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Rehray
Paul Revere
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Barre, Vt
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Peoples National Bank
Worthen Block
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Kentucky
Wasfield
Ile Wtate
Ely
Wee
Bratitleboro Phoenix
National Bank of
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Fits
F. G. Nowland
the National Bank of
India
Legal Investments
Snmitmn
Ncerei
Rieneee Et Ts Reacrvess
Vormou
Cousinalonar Janeos
Peres Arbo
Trent
Granite Savings Bank & Trust Co
John Trow
B. G. Woodrufy
Ben. A. Eastman
Pres
Geo. B Milne
V. Pres
F. G. Howland
Treas
M. E Howland
Burt H. Welln
EW. Bisbee
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Yeu
the Royal Box
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