Rutland and Rutland issues in 1910 Vermont politics
The Barre Daily Times column surveys 1910 Vermont affairs including population shifts in the Dakotas, Rutland city publicity efforts, railroad and state governance debates, and the Brighton versus Guildhall county seat contention. It notes legislative considerations guided by home sentiment and local opposition to moving county seats.
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Brighton
Edwex
Lamoille
Morrisville
Hyde Park
Morrisville-Slyde Park
Tnite Defenaa H Hydy
Guildhall
Entex
Passage Angers Businessmen in President's Message
The president's message says the great body of business leaders now have an earnest desire to obey the law, a claim that the Springfield Republican notes is surprising and likely credited to the speaker. The navy's use of aeroplanes is discussed, citing Secretary Meyer on future sea defense and scouting potential, with expected expansion of aircraft equipment in coming years. The southern United States is projected to grow rapidly in population and agricultural potential over the next two decades, with vast cultivable land and favorable climate extending across a third of the continental area.
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Dakotas
South Dakota
United States
Ti Ie
Mr. Tester
Springfeld
Navy Department
Meyer
Naval
Ely
Birminghim
Department
Meyer Re-Fraine
Navy
Springfield Republcan
Mason and Dixon
Mississippi
Texas
Oklahoma
Tates Ring the Misaiselpp
Ohlo
Iaege
South opens doors for immigration and highway bills
The Boston Mercury notes that domestic and foreign immigration could shift toward the South as opportunities spread to the West and Canada, predicting rapid growth before 1990 and a possible balance shift. It discusses Vermont highway legislation, a proposed 3.2 million annual appropriation, trunkline highway concepts, and the political limits on funding amid local resistance and education campaigns.
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West
Canada
South
United States
Boston
Babbite
Gates
Hightaya
Vermont
Khemat
Wighwarads
Presdent Buckham Passes in Vermont History
The Vermont press salutes Dr Matthew Henry Buckham whose life centered on education and public service. Though not American by birth he embraced Americanism, taught Greek and rhetoric, and led the state university. His death marks the end of a long career advancing Vermont’s educational ideals.
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Buckham
America
Buckhan
Vonkhaen
Peham
Rutland
Fragmentary Reflection on Life and Family Protection
A damaged clipping reflects on living with purpose through family protection. The fragmented text hints at values of striving, loyalty, and achievement, mentioning men who endure and protect loved ones, though precise details and context are unreadable.
Verdict Ordered in Dike v Sweet. Jury Returns for Defense
Middlebury December 8 The jury in the Addinon county court found for the defendant in the case of E C Dike against Mrs Jonnie Sweet and awarded no recovery for costs. Judge Stanton sustained the motion to direct a verdict in favor of the defendant. The day also covered a grand jury report declaring proper expending of funds and repairs to cemetery fences with no bucket shops observed. Several prisoners were assigned counsel and multiple cases like burglary adultery and obstruction of tolls were noted for trial. The term’s first diverse cases included a suit by Leloent executor and a domestic violence claim by Nellie E Heirye with testimony of severe abuse and threats.
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Middlebury
Sweet
Leary
Plaintif
Hig
Miller
Stanton
United States
Peter Rickey
Charles Fournier
Verner
Murray Mourne
J. Filth
Minnie Root
LC. Russell
William Carrier
Button
Hal Hayden
Ira H. Lafleur
L. Leloent
Mary EB. Leloent
W. Hoan
Mary BE. Norton
Mary B. Wellington
Henry
Jingles and Jesus Muleshy A Cow Prize Tale Rumor
A garbled verse fragment traces a rustic tale of a man named Mulcahy who now owns a cow, provoking envy and mockery among neighbors. It riffs on pride,fate, and the curbside gossip of a small community with scattered sensory details and quirky lines.
December Term of Orange County Court Opens In Chelsea
The December term of Orange county court convened Tuesday at 10 o'clock with Judge Alfred A Hall presiding. Jurors were drawn and several divorce cases noted two contested. The first jury trial involved Frank DeCoost vs George Baldwin and Jack Ruma for treapamy. Local officials and lawyers from Montpelier Bradford and Randolph attended. The Chelsea Congregational church held a Christmas sale while officials and visitors arrived from Wells River Bradford Strafford and Burlington. A Burlington Free Press excerpt criticizes legislators for delaying constitutional amendments and urges sending changes to voters.
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Chelsea
Orange County
Tuessaiy
Alfred A. Hall
John A. Lawrence
Ohirch
Adams
John DB
Sanborn
Orange
Clyde N. Carpenter
Braintree
Frank W. Willame
Randolph
Sherburne C. Campbell
Fairlee
M. B. Weat
Worshire
RK. M. Harvey
Montpelier
M .M. Gordon
A. A. Sargent
Terrey
David Conant
Frank S. Williams
Bradford
Merch M. Wilton
John ©. Sherburne
George J. Stow
Hale K. Darling
Stanley C. Wilson
Win. Hi
Bret
Frank DeCoost
George Baldwin
Jack Ruma
Treapam QO
Frank 8. Wil- Tinzits
David S. Conant
Radford W
RM Marvey
Jind Hall
Adame Dae
Hie
James C. Kendall
Stratford
George A. Travy
Cilley
Washington
Ellin FH. Rohanon
Congregational Church
Misa Bernice Rouelle
Mia
Ruth H. Kennedy
Buthel
Pott Blowsom
Fion
Hammond T. Baldwin
Wells River
Jude
William ©. Sanborn
Benjamin Pixley
Strafford
Republican Convention
United of
State Senate
Jack
Burlington Free Press
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