Vermont and Massachusetts face Jamestown expo title issues
The Springfield Republican notes Vermont and Massachusetts still lack validated land titles for their Jamestown exposition buildings. Massachusetts seeks a title extension from receivers to extend options to March 1 while seeking to dispose of its building. Vermont faces similar delays as it waits for broader land title validation and sale readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusette
Vermont
Springfield
Washington
Arthur Lord
Commonwealth
Andom
Massachusetts
Medical Struggles and Overwork Plague Vermont Doctors
Additions are made from time to time and the sinkoess amount to a nearly parallel figure in various communities of the state. Statements reveal the vast overwork from town to town as doctors face endless rounds with little rest. Vermont faces a shortage of physicians due to aging fleets, low pay, and poor living conditions driving young doctors away from practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Medich
Overstocking Medical Profession in Vermont
Thirteen graduates from Vermont medical colleges passed the state board exams enabling them to practice. The article debates whether the medical profession is overstocked, noting arguments that supply will adjust to demand and vacancies will fill or shrink with changes in need.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont State Board of Medical Registration
Vardoont
Vermont
Sources of Unskilled Labor Revealed by Sheridan Report
The Concord Monitor summarizes Frank J Sheridan of the general dept of labor findings on the unskilled labor supply in the United States. Immigrants from Slavic and Eastern European regions dominate the unskilled pool, with many arriving as farmers but quickly shifting to factory work, mining, and construction due to wage differences and demand. Large numbers rely on relatives and friends for agency placements, seeking highest wages and quickest employment, especially in railroads, tunnels, and mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Sheridan
Lrge
Austria
Eater
Europe
Dhlutter
Lhete
United States
Hunt Dedi
Bron Anil Steel Works
Teljan
Eefen Wetes
New York
Peonertvanto
Winel
New Jury
Mascachnnette
Olewad Connerticat
Tie Eater c
Expressh Gerais
Deliberation and Instructions in Vermont Convention
A Rutland Herald analysis argues against binding delegates with strict instructions at the national convention. It condemns efforts to preempt convention action, noting Vermont’s open preference and urging caution to avoid tying delegates. The piece praises Vermont newspapers for clearer, more candid editorials and improved printing technologies across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicayn
Vermont
Rutland Herald
Platform debates shape Vermont party platform planks
A Burlington News editorial urges state exchanges to select planks with broad agreement for the party platform and warns against adopting controversial points. It argues for testing platform proposals by mutual questions, noting prohibition as a key issue and stressing active citizen participation over mere voting. The North-Bekt News adds emphasis on duty and timely engagement this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Burlington News
Vie
North- Bekt News
Vermont election chaos hints at shifting party lines
A fragmentary report shows Comrade Bench'y Chantms and local actors debating the Grand Arm and coordination during Vermont's annual election cycle. The uncertain text references political atmosphere and potential shifts amid internal disputes and public sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bench
Grand Arm
Towks Ag
Charlee Tleaely
Furlington
Vermont
Juurele St
Local Political Contest Nears With Withdrawn Candidate
In a fragmentary notice from the St Johnsbury Caledonian, a Secosop contest is anticipated among Lieut. Lov of Newport Mr. Pietehor and Stanton of Baxbury. Mrs Vletwhor withdraws early amid friendships. Mr Prauty receives praise for public service to the state and citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lov
Newport
Pietehor
Thorn
Stanton
Baxbury
Vletwhor
Prauty
St. Johnnsbury
RANDOLPH Lecture Put Off by Speaker Illness
A proposed RANDOLPH lecture titled Man Behind the Plough faced postponement due to the illness of the speaker from Boston and illness of Dir Miller requiring an operation. Town notices mention residents visiting, a new house opening on Main Street, and plans for a banquet February 14 with Mayor of Burlington addressing attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Miller
Compar
Chandler
Hayward
Burlington
Wait River News Brief From Westwor India Mission
A fragmented item notes Dr James joweth, a missionary from acres, who studied at a school graduating in 1805. Mentions relatives and friends including Mme Teenensterr Rothe Chetelian tite and two half brothers, with a Burlington business trip by I McDuffee and BW Hodge on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spd
India
Joweth
Acres
Watts
Jeane
James
St. Albute
Thomas
Spritepfiald
McDuffee
Hodge
Burlington
Napolitan Echoes in Light Verse Pet Puns
A quirky collage of humorous snippets and quips from various 19th and early 20th century publications. Jokes touch on language play, dating, marriage, theater, and daily life, featuring exchanges about love, work, and social quirks with a playful newspaper tone. References hint at multiple humor columns and periodical captions.
Boy Confesses to Rutland Billiard Parlor Robbery
A Crescent Street youth confessed to involvement in a series of robberies at Rutland billiard parlors. He named accomplices including Dawid Sherman and Herman Lavanture, detailing a past attempted heist and the events that led to authorities catching the robbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland Billard
Rutland
Weh
Herman Lavanture
Crescent Street
Dawid Sherman
Morne Robert A. Laverence
Porice B
Whittaker
Lavan Ture
Toledo Ice Company officials begin serving sentences
In Toledo Ohio officials of the Toledo Ice Company were sentenced by Judge Hakude to six months in the county jail and to pay costs for restraint of trade. The men were convicted of conspiracy and had previously received harsher workhouse sentences and fines. the Supreme Court later altered the sentence to the jail term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo Ice Company
Toledo
Ohio
Reland Paea Compton Seaman
Lee
Josaph Miller
Ice Coal Com
Hakude
Sal
Kinkade
Pauls
Supreme Court
Es ‘Khowase
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barre
Pee
Frank
Langley
The
Barre Daily Times
Vermont Prose Association
Fairbankw
Indiana
Bits de Yaa Anal Awipo In
North Main St
Barre, Vt
OLD Bank
Savings Bank Any Trust Company
Woodroff, Treas
Dublin
New Yorks
Propiny & Qieng
Atlle
Randolph
Fred C
Dartmouth
Charlee Hutchinsott
A. HL Hoeidle
Mr. Matters
Grange
Weilnews
Charles Leavitt
Nod Ae
Tina
Lebanon
NTL
Kemma Buck
Mra
Pubien Dupris
Main Street
Lyman Rix
Messer
Annie
Rochester
Waits River
Mary Chynoweth
H. J. Smith
Joan
N. D. Phelps
Mein Street
Napoli
Wien
Catholic Standard and
Times
Bridget
Talialinn
Peckem
Youngbad
Chicago Tribune
Kansas City Times
Cornell
Spe
Rocky
Tenderfoot
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ifa
Aelight
Lad
Nell
Ina
Otha
Leula Republic
George
Qualina
Harper's Weekly
Cheet
Boy
Rexall
RED Cross Pharmacy
Wilcs Grands
Burlingti
Burlington Trust
Green Mountain
Pure Food Department Store
North Main
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!