Proctor policies and Vermont views in troubled era
The piece notes Vermont sentiment supporting Proctor administration and reflects on Vermont residents facing power shortages in St Albans Monocyper as it woke to the loss of electricity and printing capability. It also mentions Cunard Line advertising with Lusitania and Mauretania as record-breaking ship reports circulate.
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Fair Saven
Vermont
Proctor
St. Albans
Cunard Steamship Company
Lusitania
Ceram
Cunard
Barre grand list gains despite labor strains and ad dispute
In Barre the grand list rises slightly while granite industry labor tensions loom and migration for work increases. Assessors praise tax collection gains, noting reduced threatened losses and firmer property values amid stagnation in other markets. The Times and Herald clash over advertising practices and honesty in reporting.
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Taat
Barre
Fragmented OCR leads to unclear local item
A garbled OCR excerpt mentions names and events in incomplete form, with several words unreadable. The readable bits suggest a brief item about a local subject or witness but lack a coherent narrative or identifiable entities.
Dead Rat resort keeper faces raid and courtroom clash
Springfield Reporter notes a Marietta Pochette, keeper of The Dead Rat resort, arrested in a raid and involved in a courtroom confrontation punching a witness in the head. The piece comments on a local naming quirk and cites the line Dead Rat as a site label.
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Barre
Marietta Pochette
Springfield
Burlington Ringcast Leads to Revolution Threat, Vermont Union Warns
Bitter countywide push against Burlington’s political ring escalates as citizens vow a decisive lesson. Foster of Burlington seeks national office amid alleged pension and wire-praud tactics, prompting strong attacks from the Vermont Union and local papers warning of a political upheaval.
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Foster
D. J
Burlington
Congress
Deligh
Aganees
Vermont Union Siz
Jingles and Jests From A Far Spring Era
Fragmentary notes reflect playful phrases and scattered references to trains travel and entertainment. The jumbled text hints at a spring theme, Chicago News mentions, and a nephew figure Hewitt with a coppery tone, all combining into a chaotic, era-style collage.
Swirl of Graduation Echoes Across Town Events
Fragmentary chatter captures graduation mood as cities weigh public discourse and local figures reflect on students and new viewpoints. Descriptions hint at ceremonies, opinions, and shifting cultural vibes amid a bustling year.
Memorial Hall dedicated at Andersonville site by Vermont veterans
Memorial Hall near Andersonville prison site dedicated by Vermont veterans and local supporters. The shelter provides lunch facilities for visitors, honors 242 Vermont boys who died in the prison year, and was funded by women organizers and the Ladies of the Grand Army. Existing on government land, the cemetery superintendent will maintain it.
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Matehester
Andersonville
Vermont
Grand Army
Tele
Grant Army
Miss Morse Pupils Give Recital at Her Home Last Evening
Miss Morse hosted a pupil recital featuring improvised minor pieces by Reimbold and Snow with duets by Miss Edwards and Morse. The program included Waltzes, songs for children, and Chopin waits. Attendance listed Wagton with residences on South Asian Vineets.
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Lilly Moron
Mark Close
Te Pegram
Reimbold
Miss Vis Snow
Tevin
Wagton
Montpelier Notes Bouts Of News From City And Surroundings
The Montpelier weekly digest reports visits by prominent locals including Commissioner L A Cole and Mr and Mrs Barrett. It notes summer half-holiday plans for Lane Manufacturing workers and a Vergennes high school banquet to be toastmastered by Edward Ballant and Hower Hayden. A papal benediction was given by Father W J O Sullivan with local clergy present.
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James Barrett
L. A. Cole
Taland
F. Wy
Heaton Hospital
Lane Manu
W. J. O'Sullivan
Father Wan
Fragmented Comic Clippings Across Periodicals
A collage from 19th and early 20th century newspapers plays with humor and social remark. Snippets parody conversations about marriage money wit fashion and public life, with references to Philadelphia Press Harper’s Weekly Smart Set and Chicago News.
When Love is Young in a Washington Herald vignette
A Washington Herald item portrays a newly married man teasing about cigar etiquette. He jokes that a husband should not smoke half, claiming he leaves long butts to please his wife who enjoys looping them with ribbon and batting the fat.
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Washington Herald
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