Vermont Senatorship Drift in Burlington Newsrooms
Vermont politics shows no clear candidate as Foster and Mossie contend for the United States Senate seat while present holder Senator Stewart rests. The Vermont House member Tayid J. Power clarifies he never sought the post, eyeing only public sentiment. Frank L. Fish pushes for support as Fleetwood possibly weighs an entry, leaving a three way contest with Foster and Mossie.
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Tayid J. Powter
Vermont
Coltamiox
Burlington
United States
Stewart
House of Representatives
Frank L. Fish
Foster
Jessies
Mossie
Vish
L Vkely Iit
Fleetwood
Proctor renomination debated by Vermont Republicans
The Vermont Republicans argue for Governor Proctor renewal, claiming no law or rule forbids a popular and efficient governor’s selection. They stress the party’s need for a larger vote and unity at the state level as they consider next steps for the campaign.
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D. Proctor
Republicans
Versmont
Proctor
Rutland Herald Critiqued for Odious Comparisons
In a letter to the editor, Fair Haven Era condemns an article in the Rutland Herald as unsafe and unfairly singling out candidate Prouty for odious comparisons. The writer argues Prouty’s record will compare favorably with his Roxbury opponent and that Ant POOL of Vermont faces only these two challengers.
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Prouty
Roxbury
Ant Poole
Vermont
Fair Haven
Senior Stewart Attitude in Senate Reappointment
The article notes that United States Senator John W. Stewart, appointed by Governor Proctor to fill the late Redfield Proctor’s seat, has not authorized spokespeople. He hints his current term may end satisfactorily, and he would not seek election before the legislature unless urged by lawmakers to stay for the remainder of Proctor’s term. Burlington Point reports the stance.
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Boon
United States
John W. Stewart
Proctor
United States Senate
Redfield Proctor
Stewart Tae
Flint
Procter
Burlington
Rutland County Senate Race Draws Four Candidates
The Ruthend Herald notes two of Rutland county's four senators will be chosen this fall. F. M. Tutler of Ruth and W. F. Scott of Brandon are favored. The southern and western candidates may clash, but Butler and Scott appear set to win. Scott is praised as best qualified among available citizens, with broad county support and experience valued for the seat.
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Scott
Senate
Ruthend
Rutland County
F. M. Tutler
Ruth
W. F. Scott
Brandon
Butler
Mr. Scott
Walter
Hia Town
Brandan
Scott Ia
Jingles and Jests Before Their Marriage
A humorous collage of jokes and witticisms from a bygone era. It includes playful exchanges about wedding plans, letters of proposal, and the humor surrounding courtship. Various quips about social norms and domestic life appear, including a Punch-like mix of traveler’s tales and city anecdotes.
The Royal Box King Edward and Archduchess at play
A fragment from a royal column recalls King Edward driving a golf cart decades ago. Archduchess Friedrich of Austria sparked talk with remarks on palace candle relighting customs. Mentions Duke of the Abrazal and a Madrid birth, plus a quip from King Peter of Servia about a dead advisor.
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Edward
Friedrich
Austria
Hina
Mies Elkins
Madrid
New Laya
Amadeo I
Spain
Aosta
Peter of
Servia
Kulieviteh
Clergy and church unions and appointments abroad
The article notes the Catholic Rev. J. C. Moynihan of Chicago marking a century in priesthood, details about a Bay Area alliance of Protestant Catholic and Jewish denominations in Oakland under one constitution, and mentions Charles Henry Brent’s election as bishop of Washington, including his Canadian birth and lineage, plus notes about St Peters crypt in Shaftesbury used as a beer cellar and the church seeking to buy the lease.
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J. C. Moynihan
Chicago
Oakland
Cal
Charles Henry Brent
Philippines
Washington
Latterige
Ne i
Ont
Bils
St. Peter’s Church
Shaftesbury
England
Sifted quotes from early 20th century papers on travel fashion and play
Excerpts critique speculation and transport plans with wry humor. Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt and balloon games are invoked to illustrate risk and novelty. The tone mocks modern adventures, noting balloons over England and children playing among clouds as future pastimes.
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Pittsburg Dispatch
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
London
Brighton
Chicago Record Herald
England
New York Herald
Town Topics and Local Notes Highlight Borough Histories
Town topics recount demographic shifts in New York City with African American settlement on the upper west side. Jeddo Borough in Pennsylvania is described as long incorporated without a saloon or jail, ruled by John Markle. Baston, Pennsylvania adopts a winterpal Nag flag said to copy a Revolutionary War emblem featuring thirteen stripes and a blue field with eight stars.
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New York City
Upper West
Manhattan
Jeddo
John Markle
Baston
Dessert Try Sparks A Whipped Ocean Of Flavor
A fragment describes a recipe approach for dessert combining whipped elements with oceanic inspiration. It hints at a textured, airy finish and a creamy base to balance the briny theme. The text suggests an inventive serving style and playful prep steps.
New Central Market Produce and Groceries Specials
Native rhubarb ten pounds and large Messia lemons. Two large pineapples and three large cucumbers. Five radishes and other green vegetables including string beans wax beans ripe tomatoes native asparagus spinach greens native lettuce cucumbers beef and thrips. Oranges and bananas fresh. Native pork and Western beef available by order. Strawberries delivered daily to all parts of the city.
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Uty
The Roundup Next Season Opens Theatrical Slate
Eleanor Robson may return next season in A Matter of Money by CML and McLellan. Harry Lane, star of A Yankee Tourist, weighs an Irish play offer. Hattie Rosell in Plast y Ruffles to headline a musical comedy produced by Charlie Frohman in the fall.
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Eleanor Robson
CML & McLellan
Harry Lane
Hattie Rossel
Charlie Frohman
Colby longtime Barre resident dies after health decline
A former resident of Barre, W A Colby, died in Montpelier ten days after his death, leaving a widow formerly Miss Eton Whitney of Williamstown. He had worked with G Jackson in general mercantile business, then moved to Humboldt Jews and later engaged in banking and real estate. He leaves a wife, one brother, two half brothers, and a half sister. The body accompanied by C M Colby and Bernice Colby, who had stayed with him seven weeks.
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Edson
Cathy
Stocnio
I. Hood
Haine
R. Skinner
Montpell
Montpelier
Arte
General Mercantile
Duniness
G. Lackson
Jackson
Colby
Humboldt
Mise Eton Whitney
Williamstown
HL EH. Collyy
Washington
C. M Coloy
East Orange
Frank J. Colby
Tim Coffin
Barre
C. M. Colby
Miav Bernice Colby
Funeral of Henry Watkins Draws Floral Tributes
Hundreds attended the funeral of Henry Watkins at his home on Saturday afternoon. Rev. W. J. Al Beattie led services as Woodmen and granite cutters honored the deceased with burial at a local cemetery. Floral tributes from family, friends, and colleagues poured in, including roses, carnations, and lilacs from diverse groups and neighbors.
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Leto Henry Watkins
Henry Ata
W. J. AL Beattie Dales
Toner Granite Ity
Poe Ey
Woodmen
Granite Cutters’ Union
Willian Williams
John Beendw
Dennis Starr
Richard G .Dhormas Verner
Reed Folsom
Watkins
Annie Fordani
Jones Brothers
William Carnan
James Given
New Haven
Harry
Nessie Bonnette
John Anguiu
Ethel Williams
Oe Grant
Florence Nute
Riptiara Grigg
Fred Scott
Frank
Agnes Nelson
P. Bessey
Macr & Gordon's
Fred Fob Air
Richard Malsall
J. H. Griffin
Mire
J. ¥. Everett
Mya
John Broderick
Ide Cook
Edythe Downie
Belle Duncan
Times
Merc
Houston
Themis Iarrity
Mes
W. W. Calder
Caléo
Kisxi
Thomas Venner and Family
W. J. Gilbertson
BL. Reynolds
D. Sibley
L. Frattini
Funeral of John McKerron Noted by Local Groups
Escort from Iroquoia Tribe of Red Men, Rangers and Bon-accord clubs accompanied John McKerron’s funeral at Shortlasf Place. Rev Francis A Poole delivered the service with attendees from Wyong Socialist and Barre Literary and Debating groups. Red Men burial rite used. floral tributes from former teammates.
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John McKerron
Shortlasf Place
Francis A. Poole
Alfred Brow
Oe Sai
Wyong On
Socialist
Joseph Will
Barre Naters Footaler
James Taylor
Bon-accord Foothall Eru
Alex. Murray
Barre Literary and Debating Association
Iroquoia Tribe of Red Men
Rangers Football Club
Bon-accord Football Club
Barre Socialist Club
Barre Literary and Debating Society
Rangore
Boneecord
Laundry Services List From Historical Notice
Flat work by dot pieces with one plain spread in a dozen pieces half large and half small pieces Includes table clothes napkins toy covers bed spreads sheets pillow cases and towels Family washing charged per pound All flat items ironed all pieces starched as needed Everything dried ready to iron Family wet washing for white clothes and others that wash with them All work cash on delivery.
Fragmentary text hints at a Gaelic phrase or error
The readable parts show gibberish resembling a historical OCR fragment with unclear words and missing context, offering no identifiable person, place, date, or event to summarize into a coherent news item.
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