Death notices and family tributes in Randolph area
Obituaries from Randolph and nearby towns report the death of Lucive Goodheart and the sadden passing of RC Moulton of Ohio. Goodheart, 54, leaves a large family including a May daughter and several siblings. Moulton, born 1831, was a noted sheep breeder who died suddenly near Champaign county while en route to inspect a flock, survived by his wife and one daughter.
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Lurhis
Jerry
Phoebe Goodheart
Ble
May
Bitwe Chadwick
Jerry Goodheart
Boston
Waterbury
Keefe
Barre
Reauregard
Grantham
Mike Stalin Blanchard
Mra
C. Cole
East Somernville
Mons.ix
Joat
Merc
Millon
Hilo’ Flint
Woolstock
Ohio
RC. Moulton
Mr. Moulton
Randolph
Phineas Moulton
Myrtle Chamberlin
Neganthe
Champaign County
Fragmented Editorial Snippets From A Murky Column
A collection of incomplete lines references not dying of thirst in Corinth industrial cloud days, Barre’s 73500 for a new post, Grover Cleveland’s fishing illness, an aeronautics note on fatal risks, Rutland’s John A Mead and a political fight for lieutenant governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Mead
Rutland
Hey
Freeman Haskins A Weather Bureau Aid and Club Support
Freseman Haskins leads an appropriation effort for the Northfield weather bureau in Vermont. The commentary suggests a quiet, effective push within the Republican circle, with Haw kin s’s re election in view. The piece also notes the Gentlemen's Driving club backing a $16,000 racing appropriation at Granite City trotting park and cites Col. George Harvey’s St Johnsbury address in Roosevelt country.
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Freseman Haskins
Northfield
Hinskiste
Tollex
Crane
Massachusetts
Plumley
Vermont
Gentlemen’s Driving Club
Granite City
Col
George Harvey
Roosevelt
St. Johnsbury
Roosevelt Country
Col. Harvey
Filibusterer LaFollette Sicks Through 18 Hours
The senator LaFollette, ailing at the start, delivered an 18 hour filibuster speech and left listeners with a strange notion of foaling. In Georgia, a minister had his sermon stolen last week, the text for next Sunday to be "Thou shalt not steal."
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LaFollette
Georgia
Theron PF. Colton
Wear
Colton Manufacturingh Company
San Francisco
Colton
National Whalesale Saddlery
Neacla~ Ton
Cincinnati
Cooper Endows Industrial School for Bennington Youth
The Into Charles Cooper of Bennington donates to establish an industrial school in Bennington. The donor, head of a large manufacturing concern, funds practical training for boys and young men, addressing Vermont towns' need for manual and industrial education. This endowment marks Bennington as a leader in regional vocational schooling.
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Charles Cooper
Bennington
Vermont
Mulland
Barre
Burlington
Cooper Industrial School
Newspaper blacklisting in Newport era editorial
A Newport newspaper column rails against delinquent subscribers and the practice of publicizing nonpayment. The piece mocks the editor and declares a subscriber to be forever denied, ending with a pointed assertion that the practice remains common and effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Express
Standart
Newport Contemporary
Brattleboro Photonix Challenge Northfield News
Northfield faces a sniping challenge as Brattleboro Photonix contest the paper’s denial of a claim about area weather and energy plans. The dispute centers on proposed erections in Northfield and local coverage.
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Northfield
Brattleboro Photonix
Northfield News
Cnm
JINGLES AND JESTS in Orator's Unspoken Thought
A garbled selection from newspapers shows quips about campaign funds stock jokes and social anecdotes. It cites Washington Star Cleveland Plain Dealer Bohemian Magazine Detroit Tribune New York Sun and other papers noting humorous lines about politics romance music and daily life with scattered misprints and partial phrases.
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Washington Star
Northfield society notes and school events
Northfield residents Mr and Mrs George James of Hardwick visited HH KE Reed over Sunday. Tagry Moreley, recently injured near his camp, has recovered enough to return home. The Methodist Church entertainment committee plans another concert after Friday's success. Final exams are underway at the high school with the graduation exercise and alumni banquet set for Thursday afternoon and evening.
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George James
Hardwick
KE. Reed
Tlagry
Moreley
Methodist Church
Williamstown Wedding Anniversary Mentioned at Richmond Event
Mrs George Wilber visited sister in Montpelier returning with Olise J M Kimball after a week with friends. Mrs Curr marks 20th wedding anniversary. Robert Brice notes a function with one phonograph enjoyed by all present.
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George Wilber
iNargo
Montpelier
Olise J. M. Kimball
Richmond
Leo Curr
Miktake
Robert Brice
East Montpelier Grange Scours Wednesday Pageant
In East Montpelier the Baxt Grange plans a Wednesday event featuring Pete Jones and a choir tableau. Readings by Mike Alice Steindard and Lewis Sibley, with performances by Hh Glark and Mrs Jt M Far a, set to entertain residents.
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Pete Jones
Alice Steindard
Lewis Sibley
Hh Glark
Mra
Jt M. Fara
Montpelier High Seeks New Principal After Resignation
Local Montpelier officials review candidates for the Montpelier High School principal post following Prof. EOE Thompson’s resignation. Candidates Theron Colton and W. Rogers visit town to inspect facilities. Delegates named for Bethany church to state and county conventions.
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Tie Iver
Thelsia
Piraside
St. Augustine’s Chural
Carrow
Wet Ruthiod
Vargennes
Montpelier High School
Eoe. Thompson
ES. Piska
F. A. Dwinellied
Bethany Church
Berlin Corners
Harry 8
Colton
St. Albans
Funeral for Mrs. Mary Ann Melver in Graniteville
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ann Melver were held last Friday at the Presbyterian church in Graniteville with Rev. Ballingbrook officiating. The service drew many mourners and floral tributes, and the interment followed at Wilson cemetery.
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Graniteville
Mary Ann Melver
Ballingbrook
John G. Donald
Gordon
William Melwod
Alex
George Melver
Qillow
Mr. Sod
W. HH. Mirac
John G. McTeod
G. M. Melaied
Mary
Alex. Molver
Branttevill
Graniteville Schoel
Fitzpatrick
Mies Hagan
Rose
W. Mayo Lynde
Ferns
A. McDonald
Efe
Blanche Reason
Kien
Walter Belville
Philtrick
Aldrich
Mira
Baileys
Mra. Knight
Mes
George Suitor
Boquet
A. A. Smith
Myre
J. McKenzie
Ailacs
Ron Melver
Daniel Nicholson
Beat
Wilson Cemetery
New Central Market Fresh Produce Roughly Listed
Central Market advertises green vegetables and fruits including Wax beans tomatoes asparagus spinach cucumbers beets and bananas. It claims arrivals from major markets two to three times weekly and offers home delivery across city areas with a four trial order to convince customers.
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Mrge
Nation Park
New Central Market Opens with Sharkey Jr. at Helm
New Central Market announces Charles E. Sharkey Jr. as key figure in a relocation or expansion plan likely connected to 76 Matnst, indicating leadership changes.
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New Central Market
Chas
Sires And Sons Among Notable Travel Feats And Records
A jumble of names and feats highlights long railway walks and world travel plans. William Fulton Jackson, North British Railway GM, reportedly walked the entire 1,240 mile system. President Roosevelt reportedly plans a world tour with time in the orient and New Zealand in view. Rear Admiral Charles Sperry, Brooklyn native, rose to admiral and led Naval War College. Charles F H Schermerborn, New Jersey’s oldest telegrapher, just turned 75 and intends to work another 25 years.
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Ixtor
Wincon
Wallas
Turkey
William Fulton Jackson
North British Railway
Roosevelt
New Zealand
Orient
Charlen
Sperry
Brooklyn
Naval Academy
Naval War College
General Board
Charles FH. Schermerborn
New Jersey
The Writers on Sea, Suffrage, and Odors
The essay notes include Frank T. Bullen criticizing sea books as full of blunders. Mrs. Humphry Ward drew suffragist ire in England and America for her views on votes for women. Zola’s sense of smell is described as abnormal. Bernard calls him a symphonist of odors. Marie Corelli still speaks against votes for women while Beatrice Harraden travels to raise funds with readings.
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Frank T. Bullen
Humphry Ward
England
America
Zola
Bernard
Marie Coreill
Beatrice Harraden
Plate
Cayne
Medical Matters and Treatments in London and Munich
A London physician recently operated with the knife for consumption removing diseased lung tissue via an opening on the back. Pyocyanase serum from Professor Emmerich of Munich is claimed to destroy diphtheria bacilli even in severe cases when sprayed into the throat. For epileptics, place a folded handkerchief between the teeth, plane a pillow under the head, and keep the patient on the floor to prevent falling from chairs or beds.
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London
Emmerich
Munich
Milton council taxes bachelors at sixty nine per year
Town Topics recounts Milton Washington considering an ordinance to tax bachelors fifty nine dollars annually while noting historical population counts for Baltimore and remarks from periodicals about social quirks and sayings.
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Milton
Wash
New York City
Baltimore
Removal and Opening Notice for Clothing Store
Removal and opening notice states the Clothing and Furnishing Store moved from Prospect Street to Depot Square. Grand opening Monday June 1 with first class stock bought in Boston and New York, featuring spring and summer hats suits shoes underwear ties shirts and furnishings. Low prices promised on all goods.
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Prospect Street
Depot Square
Boston
New York
Alex Corey & Co Opp Jacks Lunch Room
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Alex Corey and Co opposing Jacks Lunch Room and a depot. Details unclear but indicates a dispute or matter involving a physician and surgeon. Nearby names and full context are unreadable.
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Alex Corey & CO
Jacks Lunch Room
Teliaeeeetial Niven
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Lucive Goodheart
Davie Atten
Tessel "Gan
Inice 4
Ong Ly Paper
Corinth
New England
Grover Clevelan
North Main St
Barre,Vt
Cleveland Plait
Sitons
Republic
Bohemian Magazine
Sania
Jane Summers
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Detroit Tribune
Becker
4 Toon
New York Sun
Tadler
Williamstown
East Montpelier
Gersin
Philadelpha
Vorrin
Tly Geirenta
Savings Bank Ad Trust Company
Barre, Vermont
Oldest Bank For Savings
Sires and Sons
Mar
Somerville Journal
Stella
Bella
Harper's Weekly
D. Nathan
A. W. Badger & Co
Morse Bik
Barre Funeral Directors
Ally
Vaughan
K. A. Lane
Liberty Street
Tel
Drown
E. A. Crown
No. Main St
Nat'l Bank
Daily Times
UNION
North Main Street
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