Barre Daily Times Week Ending Feb 15 1908 Review
A compact look at the Barre Daily Times weekly circulation averaging 4 615 with commentary on politics from 1908. Mentions ex Governor Frank W. Dix, Roosevelt nomination recall of the Maine incident, and Vermont Massachusetts views on prison reform. Notes on Christian Science Church leader Mary Baker Eddy’s move to Brookline and its local impact.
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Barre Daily Times
Concord
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Brooktine
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Brookline
Hughes Growing in Vermont Nomination Sentiment
The Springhold Republican cites Vermont support for Governor Hughes of New York as the Republican presidential nominee. The Burlington Free Press notes spontaneous public opinion favoring his nomination and recalls his governorship.
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Hughes
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Burlington Free Press
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New York
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Feb and Game Club
Sunday Dinner Desserts and Tax Confusion in Muffled Text
The fragment hints at a discussion of desserts for Sunday dinner and a unclear phrase about taxes. It mentions foods like Sop Maelnk Wokeut and Mehta bars with references to Wai and The watouts. The text is garbled and lacks a clear event or entities.
Clocks Discount Sale At J M Dodge Barre VT
For the next 100 days before stock-taking all clocks are 20 percent off regular price. Example a $1.25 nickel clock offered at 88 cents. Window display noted. purchased at C J Dodge The Jewelers 110 Main Street Barre Vermont.
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C. J. Dodge
the Jewelers
Main Street
Barre, Vt
Vermonter Ex-Governor Holbrook Celebrated For Longevity
The Vermont figures and public work are praised as ex Governor Frederick Holbrook, described as the oldest living former governor and a war governor from the Civil War era, is hailed for vigor and ongoing influence. The piece notes his leadership at the Graneiut institution and enduring health, with well wishes from the state.
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Frederick Holbrook
Brazueloro
Peter
Enyty
United States
Uelback
Samuel J. Crawford
Raneng
Holbrook
Vermont
Tigses
Vermoutet
To Ex Mayer Herpey s Communication of Yesterday
Barre Thnes comments on a yesterday communication by former Mayer Herpey, outlining issues raised and the editorials stance on the matter.
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Ex-Mayer Herpey
Barre Thnes
Vermont newspaper readers urged to pay arrears on papers
In Vermont readers face new rule requiring payment of over a year in arrears plus postage, affecting subscriptions in rural areas. Local grocers and western farmers grapple with credit and supply, while a funeral directors association meeting is postponed to next month in Hardwick. A Montpelier man continually relocates to avoid taxes or debts, highlighting ongoing local concerns.
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Haut Man
Hardwick Ceostee
Vermont Amamt Funeral Direstors” Association
St Hutlang
Liavank Rags Sreby
Sunday Services at Various Churches in Vernon Area
Sunday worship schedules list Universalist, Regent, St Monica, Christian Science, and Baptist churches in Vernon. Services cover morning and evening sermons including topics The Divine Christ Soul The River of Life and A Royal Wording with Sunday school at noon and catechism sessions.
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Ture
Joppa
Jesus
Murnang
Regent
Church of the Good L. Holy Commonion
Vernon
Cheistian Science
Whi
Subjeet
Fim Bometi
Ty Wetaealay
Elitren
St. Paul
Jingles and Jests Rhyming Memance
Odd rhymes and snippets from Browning’s mag reveal playful lines about a reader asking what to want and a critic quip about Gladys with a new plane. The piece mixes jokes and short verse snippets with dated tongue and quirky wordplay.
Husband alleges abuse in Milton divorce case
Milton man seeks divorce from Xyntha Gabicrn alleging repeated beating and drunkenness amid claims of neglect. The petition, filed in Chitemundan county court, accuses the husband of serious cruelty and seeks relief on grounds of incompatibility and fault.
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Milton Man
Barnlyton
Riger H. Gabtee
Ailton
Xyntha Gabicrn
Sani Loven
Chitemundan
Ani
Newel Wapeet
Sirs
I L. Muewend
The City Records Trail of Mattered Event
The city documented the trail of the matter with notes by LH and TH. Details on how the sequence unfolded and what was recorded remain limited in the brief entry on page eight, reflecting a terse municipal record.
Horses Drown and Driver In Water Near Burlington
A disaster occurred southeast of Burlington where horses drowned while a team pulled a boat or wagon into a water gap. The driver Buell attempted to assist but also went under. he was rescued, while the others did not survive. The incident happened near Maple Street as workers and teams searched the shore.
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Maple Street
Fi Rael
Freeman
Barnes
Unexplained Neglect Raises Farming Concerns in Vermont
Fragmented OCR text reveals unclear references to farmers in Washdregum county and Vermont areas, mentioning Waterbury, Montpelier, and Weston. The copy is damaged but hints at neglect affecting crops and local agriculture, with partial names and places scattered.
Buck Smith Chosen Captain Of Vermont Football Team
Waurlington February 19 Prank Maley Senith reports Buck Smith has been unanimously elected captain of the Vermont football squad for the coming fall season. Smith has been Vermont’s star halfback for several years, and the team looks to him to lead the line.
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Vermont
Waurlington
Maley Senith
Haseri
Sirens of
Buck” Stith
Vermonti
Etning Eesvom
Snscman
Coleman Knocked Down by Switcher in New London
Coleman of New London Conn was struck in the chest by a switcher while on the main track. He fell between rails and the engine passed over him. He suffered a broken neck a fractured shoulder and fractured ribs. He was found about an hour later and died from the injuries.
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Coleman
New London
Conn
Union Men Indicted In New Orleans Labor Clash
In New Orleans on February 13 a union of river front laborers the Dock and Corners were indicted for Sherman anti trust violations. The case centers on the Dock and Cotton council blocking a coal load for the steamer Hubil prompting federal action. United States attorney's office oversees the case.
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New Orleans
New Orlean River Front
Fhe Dock
Tom Cornell
Og Staten Germund
Indictronta
Dock and Cotton Council
Hubil
Ian Cortes
Hal Nhleed Bn
Cemscole
Banda
United States
Attomer
Two Raids Reported in Winooski and Burlington
Yesterday, Sheriff Alla led raids in Winooski and Burlington. Officers secured property at Main and another site on Batter Street. Police reportedly took two persons into custody and seized items tied to a case involving Arcand.
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Fenih
Sherif
Barre Town Caucus Nomination Session Set in East Barre
Barre Town cadets will convene at the East Barre House at 1 o clock on September 16 to nominate candidates for the town Selectmen and town offices. The caucus aims to fill official posts and align local leadership.
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Barre
East Barre
Hell
I Barre
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