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Newspaper
Barre Daily Times
Location
Barre, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1910
Page
4
The piece surveys political discourse including Roosevelt and Gillett, Vermont education debates, and campaign finance. It notes the value of presidential travel, calls for transparency on delegate spending, and defends the University of Vermont medical school while criticizing broader state education cuts. It blends national figures with Vermont issues, urging clear report of campaign expenditures and urging strong candidate dashboards.
A fragmented column from Rutland and Montpelier journals discusses attempts to outmaneuver rivals through schemes and resignations, Maine’s gubernatorial prospects, and Denver’s unusual election results after women gained suffrage. The piece critiques party strategies, candidate pledges, and local reaction to shifting political power.
The Albany Messenger notes a courtesy by Republicans of St Albans to place Frank L Greene on the Mead delegation for the state convention, as Greene helped frame the party platform. Protests over reception plans for ex President Rongayolt are said to have been swept away amid public enthusiasm for the Wanderer’s return and possible alignment of delegates.
The speaker notes that ideas since 1843 have shifted height but the monument remains as powerful as Mount McKinley. American clothing is in demand in London and Paris, and the message urges readers to see why. The call to action offers $15 suits at the bargain table, aiming to attract patronage.
In this Chicago Post item a father narrates Harold's college journey and the irony of learned insight not shown in prideful talk. Harold returns with more knowledge than display, leaving family tensions and mixed pride in his wake.
Fragmentary OCR yields a quirky stage line about a young chicken and a chorus of odd humor. The snippet hints at a New Orleans or Louisville venue but lacks clear names, dates, or a coherent plot to identify a full article.
Fragmentary OCR text lists multiple names in a prompt style for a week ending June 7. The source is too garbled to identify a coherent event, date, or outcome.
Veterans from the 4th Vermont Regiment met at Grand Army Hall with 174 veterans present, while Vermont Ladies of Westland Army and Sons of Veterans held annual meetings and elected officers. The joint gatherings highlighted enduring camaraderie and a rise in active membership across groups.
June 1 Burlington police investigate an attempted suicide at the Champlain Transportation Company pier area. A passerby woman, identified as William Duman, wife of a local barber, twice tried to throw herself into the water after crying she wished to die. A man named Beasette helped restrain her until she was stabilized.
The Milan gathering on Saturday evening June 18 drew participation from local residents under the auspices of the Montpelier Militia organization. Attendees were urged to join in the community construction efforts and attend future announced activities.
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