The Outlook Defends Its Editor And Vermont News
The Outlook defends its editor Thoopevelt while treating him as president not editor. Vermont gains the winter commonwealth but not booming. Reports discuss Stein and Hardwick contracts, building materials, and local stamp sales by the Red Cross to support charitable aims. Haskins’s war claim bills dominate House proceedings, praised for defense and persistence by supporters on the claims committee.
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Vermont Mining Output in 1907 Shows Copper Lead
Vermont's 1907 silver and gold production were negligible while copper reached 196,102 pounds, about 0.08 percent of national output. Connecticut valley mines faded, Arizona led copper share at 29.55 percent, Colorado topped gold and silver, and overall precious metals output fell with Alaska and Nevada showing mixed shifts.
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Ambrone McConnell shines in Boston Globe feature
The Boston Globe profiles Arebrose McConnell, famed Lutland Northern League shortstop and Red Sox second baseman, praising his rise in the American league. The piece notes his winter Utica, New York residence, strong talent, and widespread fan adoration.
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Vermont Democracy in Mind Shapes Talks and Tax Proposals
A collection of editorials and notes from Boston Transcript Waterbury Record Vergennes Enterprise and St Albans Messenger discuss Vermont politics. Topics include Mack’s view of Democracy in Massachusetts and Vermont, Warren favors horsepower based auto taxes, Foster’s appointment to a House rules reform committee, and hopes the Senate corrects House errors.
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Rail funds raised by private and public sources
The item questions who supplies the money for the rails and electric system. It notes funding may come from private capital, government subsidies, or municipal bonds, without specifying a single financier.
Trying to Get on The Trolley in Vermont Road Push
The article notes Bt Johnsbury seeks an electric railroad line as far as state records permit following a recent enabling act approved by Governor Prouty. It mentions the first quarter progress toward registering the project.
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Turkish Parliament Conveys Unity With Abdul Hamid Warning
The Turkish Parliament and reformists in Constantinople celebrate a momentous oath reaffirming constitutional law and the new order. They warn Abdul Hamid to respect the charter or face consequences, signaling a major shift away from autocratic rule and toward parliamentary authority.
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Iguazu Falls Chronicle Far Greater Than Niagara Tale
A fragmentary report describes Iguazu Falls in South America as larger than Niagara, detailing the river's split into Brazilian and Argentine arms, a two plus mile width basalt amphitheater, and a 219 to 220 foot drop. It paints a vivid, romantic scene of roaring waters, tropical surroundings, and dramatic overlook points.
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Death of Mac Fetch at age twelve
Mac Fetch son of Mrs Janes Fetch died early Saturday after a brief illness. He was a pupil in the district taught by Bessie M Flood. Names listed include Goldie Martin Moulton Hethelder and Dwight Moore. A Christmas tree and rehearsals for exercises were planned at the chapel with gatherings on Tuesday and Wednesday evenings.
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Lower Websterville School Report Closure Details
Report of Lower Websterville school which closed Friday December 18. Forty four percent attendance among pupils with several named students listed as full attendance for 16 weeks and others with partial or absent marks. Names include Annie Santa Jim Dowd Joanie Minn Fannie Mann Cordelia Duprey Fedelia Duprey Melinda Shappy Edmond Pretvin Roman Down Merlin Nutbrown Alice Gelveaux Patrick Geleveaux George Varney Willie You Monica OHerin.
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