Rev Gibries Shelley to preach and lecture at Graniteville church
The Rev Gibries Shelley of Montreal will preach at Graniteville Presbyterian Church on Sunday June 14 with an evening service and on Monday June 15 he will deliver a lecture titled Quinton Hoge ale to young men. A note from Frank Conlan of New York praises Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver issues, sold under guarantee at local druggists.
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W. O
Suley
Gibries Shelley
Montreal
Graniteville Presbyterian Church
Quinton
Frank Conlan
Houston Street
New York
Red Cross
Rickert & Wells
Coal Buy Vow and Save the Advance Offer
A fragmented ad details a coal purchase deal offering a price break for paying within ten days. It mentions cash minimums and a monthly rate, with figures like 250 and 67.75 appearing among garbled digits and names. The readability is limited but indicates a sales promotion for coal by a local supplier.
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Nut
Steve
Talk of the Town: Various Classified Notes and Ads
A ragged collage of small ads and notices lists flowers and tracts for sale, watches and diamonds, a typewriter desk and chair costs, clairvoyant services, telephone numbers, and a Catholic family paper offer. Rentals seek tenants at 48 and 60 South Main, and several medical tonics and remedies are advertised with testimonials.
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Foungson
S. Tel
Burr
Jand Ewivel
LM. Averill
Life insurance policy clears mortgage on Barre home
A Barre notice states a life insurance policy from National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier Vermont pays off a mortgage on a Barre home. W. B. Ballard serves as local agent, with policy details under the 1908 Barre Daily Times report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beata
Sith
National Life Insurance Company
Montpetier
Mutual
Ballara
General T
Montpens
W. B. Ballard
Barre
Local Notables and Events Highlight Randolph Community
Mary Boinla af N town residents attend events in Montpelier and nearby towns. Rev W S Bradshaw preached at the Vermont Baptist gathering, while Mrs C A Lasher and Mrs Wayne Wardner joined a Congregational Convention in St Albans. Graduation notices at Randolph Normal School featured Ava Frillam and Stee Ella Trowewell, with Gov Proctor and Superintendent Stone visiting the school and town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Boinla
Hiner Tihvon
Bao
Griewold Aril
AG Punt
Minn
Mrs. Spear
Randolph Avant
Mabel Withon
di Hanks
New York
J. Hinderick Rainey
Parton College
Boma Reed
W. 8. Bradshaw
Vermont Baptist
Montpelor
Hilrociima Beim
C. A. Lasher
Wayene Wardner
St. Albans
Warner
Bethany Church
G. C. Howe
Brookfield
Howe
Fraser Motzger
Fall River
Mann
New England
Fo. Bee
Pomfryt
Exercines
Stee Ella ‘Trowewell
F. D. Proctor
Supt. Mason
Stone
Randolph Normal School
Merger bill defeated in Massachusetts House
In Boston on June 12 the merger bill died for the year as the Massachusetts House rejected a substitute proposal by a vote of 116 to 72. Acting Governor Draper and Representative Walker discussed preserving portions of the bill, including limits on foreign railroad ownership and penalties, amid party contention over the measure.
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Mascachavetty House
Boston
Fen Featurs
Zapressicahdces
Aialeae
Weinomtay
Tae
Cate Ee
Hovice
Josep
Walarose Ead
Walker
Massachuntts
Massachuntts Demand the Retention of Thean
Tan
Hunting for Schirrman and hat theft inconnury cases
Waterbury June 12 authorities chased nine policemen in plain clothes who left the city aboard a truck toward Middlebury in search of Edward W Lehirman wanted for a Danbury murder. Separating later at Middlebury, a thorough search of surrounding county is planned. In Easton a man named Edward Whelen was sentenced to ten years for stealing a straw hat and a screwdriver ending in a decree and time served.
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Waterbury
Conn
Dodds
Edward W. Lehireman
Tw Potter
Danbury
Trofley
Middlebary
Ton Weare
Easton
Par
Edward Whelen
Ton Ae
Dance at Jota Bor Een Hall Sat at 7 P M
Williamstown reports a community dance event at Jota Bor Een Hall to be held Saturday at 7 p.m. The note mentions Seger & Co of Marre Mare and an estate sale context, though details are garbled. Local residents are invited to attend this social gathering.
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Seger & Co
Marre Mare
Lynde
Jota Boreen Hall
Allen's Foot-Ease Promotes Quick Relief
Fragmentary OCR text shows an advertisement for Allen's Foot-Ease claiming quick relief from foot discomfort. Mentions tonic or powder form and claims of soothing effects for aching feet. Specific names or dates are unclear due to corrupted text.
Ant Nature Film at Opera House Education Night
Opera House presents Edwin J. Hadley educational moving pictures showing huge wood ants in South African forests. Scenes magnified to several times actual size reveal ant life and defense against wasps, plus other curious views. Admission noted for Wednesday night June 17.
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Edwin J. Hadley
Shere Neste
Hadley
Do Your Duty Says Me To Attorney In Transit Collapse Case
Washington notes that President Roosevelt has directed a thorough inquiry after the apartment house collapse on Circle Street, where workers were killed. A letter from Ka Woodbury to the district attorney dated 18 was made public yesterday. The president urges a speedy, full investigation to identify the responsible party, whether the contractor or city inspector, and to present the case in court. The district attorney promises a vigorous inquiry with present expert appointees and immediate on-site light checks at Seen.
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Wastington
Preanent
Ronsevelt
Gion
Coneteio
Aionnese Pont Cirele
Seer Workin
Ka Woorebiry
Maide Polilin Yestentay
Epartment
Howe
Mmde
Tie Couttiouire
Wtmart
Enmsiec
Thin
Sistrict
Captain dies of rabies misconception and delayed care
A New York captain, Edward Habe, 31, commander of the tug James W. Wadsworth, dies after a rabies diagnosis delayed by ignorance of his ailment. Doctors note a stray dog bite months earlier and a horse death linked to rabies as investigators trace the infection.
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New York
Edward Habe
James W. Wadsworth
William Marsh
Brooklyn
Rabben
Rabe
Glarles Pearson
Thin Hoapial
Twesdey
Philadelphia
Pearson
Rel
Theft Alleged In Providence Man Arrested On Books Discrepancy
Albert L. Wood longtime clerk for Edward and Angell law firm was arrested after a $10,000 discrepancy appeared in the firm’s ledgers. A well known Mason and yacht club leader, Wood entered a not guilty plea and was bound over to a grand jury with $5,000 bond.
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Providence
Albert L. Wood
Wood
Edward & Angell
Woodie
Edgewood Yacht Elite
Granul
Corn Fire Destroys Elevator and 250000 Bushels
Chicago reports a spectacular blaze at the Tri-State Grain elevator in Hamewend Ind. about 250000 bushels of corn burned, with the structure consumed before any patrol could respond. Telegraph wires to Chicago Junction were affected as freight cars and lines sustained damage.
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Chicago
Tri-State Grain Company
Hamewend
Ind
Weinesdacht
Lana
Omcago Junction
Somrerenees
Ingerald
Chicago Junction
Rmaliway
Flood Waters Recede in Kansas City Area
Kansas City and environs report receding floodwaters after theMississippi levee breach caused inundation. The rising Mississippi River still affects nearby districts as officials tally damages and costs. There is noted mention of Chicago’s flood-related financial estimates and historic census data.
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Kansas City
Missa
Supreme Court Refines Death Sentence for Billi Case
The state supreme court yesterday clarified the fate of murderer Herel Billi, with Jona scheduled to die in Chicago today for the murder of Mary Vizal.
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Springfield
Til
State Supreme Court
Herel Billi
Jona
Chicago
Pase Mary Vizal
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Grocer
Duluth Imperial
Graniteville
Lackawanna
Scranton
Calder & Richardson
Depot Square
Y Sorantos
D. M. Miles Coal CO
Difine
Blackwall
Talk OF
the Town
Tod
Mee
Ellis
Cee
Eastern Herald
Rutland
Calder & Richanaon
South Main Street
John Tierney
North Main Street
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Han
W. Matthews
Labor Etatixties
Augusta
Morse & Jackson
Croup
Dr. Thomas
the Barre Daily Times
Surrey
Colton
Montpelier, Vt
Randolph
Charles A. Brown
Mr. Walker
Somerville
White
Brookline
Campiona
Schirrman
Williamstown
Websteryville
Allen
Dorothy Dodd
HE Arcade
Corner Main and
Pearl Streets
Barre, Vermont
Newace Union
Infernocity
Opera House Notes
Sisthiccd
Saya
Slingey
Berve
Heteae
Tee
Billi
Beechams
Reliance Woodpecker Engines
TAM
Eouaing
Crocopiteash
Uae
Lemhér
S.J. Segel Co
Ile
Pet Squrs
Oly
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