Chelsea Grand Jury Reports Four True Bills and Adjourns
The Orange County grand jury completed work on Thursday noon reporting four true bills and one not true. A plaintiff sought $10,000 for injuries after a B M railroad crossing accident in which a ten year old girl lost a leg. verdict awarded $5,000 plus costs. Attorneys for both sides were named. Other local items include residents returning from visits, high school games, notable visits, and a dramatic company performance with new scenery and a large audience.
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Orange County Grand Jury
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Emnie L. Davia
Hoxton & Maine Railroad
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Nse
Cal. HO. Bixby
David S Conant
Frank §. Williams
Hradford
Parouitt
Raymond J. Trainor
White River Junction
RM. Far Yey
Montpelier
Rochester summer notes and local items mix
Local Rochester column notes Catherine Pepe at home for summer. Mrs James Henry travels to Athol Boston and New York City. Rev Fermon and Sune Boor preached Universalist service. News reports Lealin D Pittee and Grace McGraw wedding in Pittsboro Pa. Ford car bought by D C Goodno signals rising auto presence. Library adds new books and state traveling branch to Hi Edgerton and HH Cushman in White River. Eugene Leary moves into new International Paper foreman house. Hanks linked to mysterious disappearance in Randolph. Advertisements tout Burdock Blood Bitters as blood cleanser, Dean's Regulats for easy bowel relief, and Dr Thomas Kole olie oil for pain relief.
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James Henry
Athol
Mass
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New York City
Fermon
Lealin D. Pittee
Grace McGraw
Pittsboro
D. C. Goodno
State Traveling Library
Hi. Edgerton
HH. Cushman
White River
Theodore Roosevelt
Lamorey Clothing Co Ad in East Barre Vermont
Lamorey Clothing Co of Barre Vermont announces a week long sale with discounts on merchandise. The quirky note mentions beating the whites of eggs with a pinch of salt as a kitchen tip, included in the advertisement.
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Lamorey Clothing Co
Barre, Vt
Montpelier Deaths and Local Notices
Mahjon S Hathaway 67 died in Calais of artery enlargement after election in 1902. He served in the Vermont legislature in 1898 and was a leading Democrat in Washington County. Funeral held this afternoon with Rev. J Edward Wright officiating. Also noted were school graduation at Union school and various local items including a honeymoon illness, Knights of Pythias service, and hospital updates. A city council meeting granted licenses, approved bills, and discussed fire alarm changes and convict labor concerns. sidewalk discussions and park tentatives mentioned.
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Mahjon S. Hathaway
Calais
Washington County
Judge Hathaway
Tevice
Elsie Wheeler
Aluis
J. Edward Wright
Union School
Emma Lewis
George Anderson
Mirpenter
Sabrina
Carr) Hutehina
Pred Robar
Robar
Elnek
Raaneil
Vermont Telephone & Telegraph Company
Public Service Commission
Fire Committee
Choral Union
Randolph area social notices show many visitors and departures
Residents record visitors at the Penton home and local hospitality across Hanover Gayeville and nearby towns. Several relatives travel to Fairfax, Rochester, Beverly, and New York for summer visits, with teachers and clergy listing relocations and campus duties. Ailing residents and funeral attendances mark the community calendar as lake trips and Adirondack plans unfold.
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Atkins
Hanover
N.hs
Penton
Lucy “Durkee
Gayeville
J. A. Gould
R. A. McClellantine
Fairfax
Jonnie Bell
Walden Ja
May Jaan
Rachel's Guitar Hoax Strikes Banker with Priceless Instrument
Actress Rachel lends a guitar to artist, banker Achille Pauld offers a thousand joules to possess it. The banker pays the price after a bluff, learning too late it was a staged gift. The hoax nearly ruins him as he discovers the ruse at the Hotel Provo.
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Achille Pauld
Thenaan Louls
Worthings
Provo
Measuring the Earth by Eratosthenes First Attempt
The first known effort to measure Earth's circumference was by Eratosthenes born 276 BCE. He noted Syene and Alexandria observations with gnomons showing noon sun overhead and a shadow, estimating a size about 210 miles per a 50 multiplier, a rough early result from New York Star.
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Erastosthenes
Byene
Syene
Alexandria
New York
Camels Rage When Provoked Fight Like Fury
A Harper's Weekly excerpt notes the camel's usual patience can flip to fury when abused. Threats or rough handling lead the animal to lash out with teeth and jaws, prompting the driver to throw clothing to distract it while the beast rages. The camel ignores handlers and remains absorbed in its harsh, demanding life.
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Lake
Harper's Weekly
Jokai's Joke at Banquet in Tor da
Maurus Jokl, in Tor da, proposed to toast "The Ladies" and joked about gray hair. He began to pull off a brown wig, revealing a bald head, declaring his hair would never gray. Ladies, unaware of his baldness, were relieved by his line.
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Torda
Maurus Jokal
Tora
Jokal Roke
Indies
Unbiased Champion Puzzles Public Drinking Cups
Fragmentary quote describes a public drinking cup issue with a referenced Cleveland Pinion figure, noting the thief and a misused teatler in a satirical or accusatory tone.
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Neven Soma
Cleveland Pinin
Denlor
Parasol Dispute at Bank Window Sparks Friction
A woman described as the pretty and permanent wife of a nine congressman taps a teller window and asks why he does not pay attention. The reply remains that they pay nothing there and she is told to go to the next window.
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Congressisn
Jon Washigeton
The King's Edict and Edmond Koyle's Maiden Marriage
In Kent during King Edward IV's reign, Edmond Koyle awaits execution for church theft amid a public trial. Witnesses claim his innocence as Margaret Manning declares intent to marry him. Montgomery cites a royal edict granting marriage to a condemned man, sparing Koyle and wedding him to Margaret, while Simon Winter is executed by mob justice.
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Kent
Edward Ty
Koyle
Margaret Manning
Mary
Simon Winter
Manning
Margaret
Edward
Edmond
Montgomery
Margaret Mansing
Winter
Edmond Koyte
Koyte
Farmer Manning
Edmond Keyte
Tay
Meguh
Edward IV
Testing an Egg Detecting Staleness by Simple Tests
A New York correspondent describes practical egg freshness checks beyond smell and taste. Methods include peeling difficulty, foaming, yolk and white behavior, chalky shell changes, and air cell size. Candling with light or hard boiling helps estimate age.
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New York
Their Secret Prompted Rent Results in Neighborly Gossip
A family confides a peculiar truth to a real estate agent about moving. The agent pretends to guard the secret but privately brags about their prompt rent payments to spur quick settlement. Neighbors interpret the boast as persecution and react strongly, triggering tensions in the building.
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Fin
Quittin glease plan cited in Times remark
A fragment from the New York Times quotes a sharp exchange about coercive measures and a lease. It notes the agent chose not to cancel the lease yet abandoned a hastily conceived plan for prompt remittances, reflecting tense disciplinary talk linked to a club used to enforce obedience.
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New York Times
Yankee Dodge in Historic Ether Surgery By Liston
In Europe the first ether operation described by Dr. F William Cook appears in University College Hospital Magazine and London Lancet. Robert Liston performed the amputation on a thirty six year old map subject on December 21 1846. He reportedly announced this Yankee dodge beats meamerisi holler and impressed the surgical world.
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Europe
F. William Cook
University College Hospital
London Lancet
Medical Unien
Robert Liston
Liston
London
Marvels of India and its ancient customs
A fragment praising India as unique with claims about plagues and the suttee practice, noting 2000000 gods and the caste system. The text mentions Juggernaut, widow burning, famine, and the Thuggee conspiracy, presenting a sensational historical panorama.
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India
Farmine
Alligator and Crocodile Metaphor Drawn by Broker Expert
The Buffalo Express quotes a veteran broker contrasting curb brokers and legitimate stock exchange members. He says the difference is like the one between an alligator and a crocodile, underscoring the distinction in trust and standing.
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Buffalo Express
Prison Visitor Dialog on Procrastination and Theft
In a brief exchange, a prison visitor and a convict discuss procrastination as the thief of time. The convict confesses theft of a watch, framed as a reflection on delay and consequence.
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New York Times
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