Vermont and Nation in Wartime and Public Notices
A garbled 1910s era synthesis notes military shipsThe battleship Vermont and the navy push to Pacific duty. references to President Roosevelt and Civil War era justice figures. Vermont tobacco and marital customs. public notices and a tribute to Justice Harlan, praising independence humanity and open life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boston Herald
Justice Harlan
Federal Bayrome Court
Thin
Ife
New
Losves
Ariven
Ile
The Great Exodus from America to Europe
Emigration to Europe rose last week with about 70 000 leaving New York for Europe. Ships were full in steerage and ticket sales halted on many lines. Yet observers expect most to return when prosperity returns, balancing supply and demand as labor calls attract workers back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Europe
New York
Bencb
Population estimates in Vermont towns show growth
Vermont communities publish rough population estimates for seven years. Recounted towns like Renaingtos claim growth from 8,183 to about 9,000. Barte City rises from 2,416 to 2,395, a net decrease of nearly one thousand despite earlier gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Latvia
Renaingtos
Thas
Barte
Population growth and rank of Barre and Rutland in 1910
The article estimates Barre's population around 12 000 to 14 000 with a total city and town population near 17 000, and projects Rutland to surpass Barre by 1910. It argues Vermont towns grow proportionally with school rolls and notes Barre would be second to Burlington if growth continued, with Rutland likely to lead Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nam
Cty
Berne
Ery
Thre
Tlere
Tom
Wreond-Elan
Vermont
Barre
Burlington
Rutland
Vast estates and Myra Clark Gaines thrill courts worldwide
The article outlines historic land disputes over vast holdings led by heirs of Myra Clark Gaines and the Pegg farm case in Philadelphia. It details a web of deed sales, power of attorney misuses, and massive potential fortunes tied to lands once near Willow Creek and Diamond Street. The narrative links distant cases across states, showing how inherited titles spurred long legal battles and enormous valuations.
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Myra Clark Gaines
Olaire
New Orleans
Sie
Legion
Apeke Jason
Trinity
Ehired Corporation
Philadelphia
Rachel Hoge
Doge
Quaker City
Pegg
Willoow Creek
Diamond Street
Pitaburg
Steinbenrille
Mount Pleasant
Harrisburg
Pegg Farm
Peck Va
Borden
Staunton
Titiwo
Raliy
Random Village Notes From Drocklyny and Randolph
A jumble of local items recounts court actions and social events around Randolph and nearby towns. An elderly woman’s charity tale intersects with a hospital transfer, while community figures including Julius Cham and Henry Lawson are mentioned in passing. A hospital patient’s arm injury and a state lunatic hospital commitment are noted amid social visits, church talks, and a birthday tribute.
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John Seymour
Oorten
Ana
Gnorge
Bey Yerbor Tipeni
KE. W. Bailey & Co
Henry Lawson
Tare
Paris
Juelge
Carleton
van R. Chasy
Middlevwex Center
Mmeantes
Saxony
Rogyal Albrerist
Lis Servis
University of Lainey
Burgees
Adelaide J. Musee
Department of Public Documents
New York Public Library
Vermont
State of
Department of Ecunonies
Carregio Fineritute
Washington, TC
Stulenta
Vermouth
Vriday
King’s Daughters
Bellows Palla
King’s
Plainfield Social Notes From Barre Visit Events
Plainfield residents and visitors frequent Barre gatherings with many names listed. Miss Annie Taglix Ernest Watehel der and local families travel to nearby towns, while Edith Jott and Ewell family members visit. several Mr and Mrs and Misses spend days with relatives and at homes in Barre and Montpelier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. H. Bartletti
Barre
Netvon
Mhvin Bond
Rumney
S. T
Susie Kenton
Flora Clark
Florence
Harry Clark
East Calaia
George Bby/ Cyr's
Annie Taglix
Ernest Watehelder
J. Batehelder
Stes Suaio Heme Feweroi
Corm Heath
New Husupatilto
Edith Jott
Ernest Wella
Lundge
B. Wolke
Ming Nora Bateholder
Tarre
Jane Clark
Misa
Ethel Goldy
Montpelier
Acne de
Changing Ambition Through a Life of Yearning
A Chicago Record-Herald reader reflects on shifting dreams from childhood to adulthood. The narrator recalls aims to hear the pee, subdue scientists, lead a village band, and become a statesman, ultimately realizing no singular destiny fits and seeking a meaningful role beyond fame.
Death of Erastus Baldwin noted in Darlington notice
Mre T A Wheelock of Darlington received Saturday afternoon news from Chicago of the death in that city that morning of her brother Erastus Baldwin. The article lists survivors including two daughters Mrs Lawrence Barnes of Brooklyn and Mrs Hanson, plus sons K Baldwin Edmund Baldwin and others. The notice mentions a public sale or notice format and garbled text references the Chicago board of trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Wheelock
Erastus B. Baldwin
Mra
T. A. Wheetock
Darlington
Chicago
Sinlden
Burnetvte J. Saleh
Maldwin
Weil
Tines
Lawrence IC Barnes
Brooklyn
Beaddas
Sin
Hanson Uscher
K. Baldwin
Potedan
Edmund Baldwin
Lincoln
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Soit le Rans
K. Langley
Cate
Christman
Ayer
Yale
Vermont Martie Company
Fife
Preaklent Hoosevelt
Congress
Theuselves
Booth America
Pacific
Douglas
United States Army
Navy
St. Albans
Virginia
Tha Secasion
Dodge, Jeweler
North Main Street
Prrogers
North Main St
Barre, Vt
Fiee Weahington Heirs
Peoples National Bank
Julius Chambere
Drocklyny Bagle
Abddle Mifegham
Leavitt
Heston
Burroughs
Thie Town
Eugeee Greene
Mast
Heturlay
Hraintree
Mr. Thresher
Bos Mics
Aay
Mars
Sandey
Rebeka
Ge Maraden
Bright
Randolph
Jennie Stewart
Mise Stewart
A. J. Curie
G. Ham
Leonard
Stewart Follo
Veron
Avon
Etwer Hapsiensery
F. Folsom
Neville
Lyla Putnam
Telngiv
Keeno
Felty Selmols
Plainfield
Bat
Mangfield
Mie
Chicago Resord-Herald
Chleago Board of Trade
Hare Ean
Wonderland Moving Picture Co
Hale's Pavilion
Foundling
Bale
Genevieve of
Brabant
America
Minnie Barbour
Ila Batchelder
Flag
Smith & Cumings Telephone
G. Herbert Pape
Tel484
Olive
Granite Savings Bank
Moore & Owens
RED Cross Pharmacy
Miles’ Granite Block
Times
Theatorium
Cinderilla
Miss Fountain
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