Republicans Reach Open Revolt Over Canadian Reciprocity Bill
Washington June 2 Republican opposition to the Canadian reciprocity bill in the Senate has become an open revolt led by Senator Dixon of Montana. Several Northwestern Republicans back his demand for a public speech in favor of the bill while others threaten to align with Democrats to lower duties on iron, steel, chemicals, cotton and more. Speakers including Senators Crawfons Bailey Hailey Cummins and Smith of Michigan argue the measure could lift protections for states like Pennsylvania and Massachusetts, prompting a broader political shift and potential tariff overhaul. The debate centers on the Root amendment involving pulp wood and paper imports from Canada, with timing uncertain as discussions resume midweek.
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South Dakota
Pennsylvania
New York
Connecticut
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Maine
Mississippi
Massachusetts
Bailey
Texas
House
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Root
Cummins
Weett
Smith
Michigan
Unhealthy kidneys and Kilmer Swamp Root remedy
Overworked kidneys weaken, blood becomes impure, and body health declines. The message promotes Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a genuine kidney remedy claiming widespread relief in distressing cases and urges readers to try the product.
Cure for rheumatism boosts Henry J. Goldstein’s health
Henry J. Goldstein of 14 Barton Street Horton Mass says Hood's Sarsaparilla cured his five year rheumatism and pain that hindered business. He praises the medicine and urges others to try it in the usual hawked tablet form. The article also notes Senator Root and Senator Williams debating reciprocity and Canadian export restrictions, with Williams arguing the amendment would delay Canada’s trade liberalization and hurt U S paper imports.
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Henry J. Goldstein
Barton Street
Horton
Mass
Hood
Mr. Goldstein
Ali
Steel
Knockout Ends Bout as Brown Stops Dorsey in Fourth
In Albany on June 20 Knock Sout Brown of New York knocked out Bont Dorsey in the third round of a scheduled four round bout. Brown wore Dorsey down with hard body punches and Dorsey landed about three clean punches. Brown weighed 168 pounds and Dorsey a few pounds lighter. Also in sports news yesterday's American League scores: Boston 6 New York 4 in New York, Philadelphia 0 Washington 2 in Philadelphia, and Detroit 8 Chicago 3 in Detroit.
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Brown
New York
Bont
Dorsey
Boston
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
Chicago
Yale Law School Address Attacks Arizona Constitution Plan
Attorney General Wickersham condemns the referendum initiative and recall and the proposed Arizona constitution as a minority rule. He warns Congress may withhold approval if voter turnout and participation are too low. Harvard’s Dr. Walter Cannon later addressed graduates at the medical school.
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Arizona
Yale Law School
Wickersham
Law School
Artena
Wickerelaum
New Mexico
Congress
Walter B. Cannon
Harvard
Walking for Health in 5000 Mile Kansas City to New York Trek
D H Woolf of Kansas City and his wife arrived in Washington after covering 5000 miles of their planned 5000 mile walk from Kansas City to New York and back. They plan to wait at the White House before resuming toward New York. They emphasize health over records amid prior weight loss from neurasthenia.
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Washington
D. C
D. H. Woolf
Kansas City
New York
White House
Friane
Montpelier Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Charles Emerson Orange improves from illness in Millenne on business. H J Curtis of Montpelier visited Jtown Sunday. Miss Bernice Magoon returns from Spaulding school. G A Tillotson and daughter Nellie appeared in Montpelier Saturday. HW Clark and Charles Howard on Bradford business Monday. Frank Beard spent Sunday with his parents. O Connor of Barre City gave a lecture at the grange Friday. Martha Hood finished work at Reuben Lord's and returned to West Topsham. George Clark finished work for Hight brothers at West Topsham and traveled to Johnson. Bixby resumed work Monday at Clark and Peske mill.
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Charles Emerson
Millenne
Montpelier
H. J. Curtis
Jtown
Misa Bernice Magoon
Hore
Spaulding School
G. A. Tillotxon
Nellie
HW. L. Clark
Charles Howard
Bradford
Frank Beard
R. E Beard
O'Connor
Barre City
the Grange
Martha Hood
Reuben Lord's
West Topsham
George Clark
Hight Brothers
Johnson
Bixby
Clark and Peske
Willard Couple Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Simon Willard of Grove Street celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary yesterday with a small gathering of family and friends in their home.
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Simon Willard
Burlington
Buelington
Grove Street
Drop offers harmless sparkling ginger with lemon
A fragment notes a drink described as mild ginger ale made from ginger with sugar and lemon for refreshment. It references a Mrs Willard ill with rheumatism, and mentions a marriage in Sherbrooke Quebec to Katherine J Thatcher, with five years in Revelington and guests at a visit.
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Sherbrooke
Katherine J. Thatcher
Willard Ie
Memory of Dora Hilton Read at Funeral
Poem recited at Dora A Hilton's funeral May 31 191], at Barre and Pemnait. Verses speak of a hopeful journey down a river toward a peaceful resurrection land where the living and dead are joined in a blessed shore.
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Dora A. Hilton
Barre
Pemnait
Are You Free From Headaches and Indigestion Today
A period advertisement touts a combined syrup of figs and senna as a gentle, effective laxative for relief from headaches colds indigestion pains and sour stomach. It claims natural strengthening and notes the product bears a brand name on the package front.
Woodmen Injured On Trolley Car In Niagara Falls Panic
At Niagara Falls a trolley car crash after a controller burned out near Tonawanda injured one person fatally and twelve others, eight of them Modern Woodmen delegates. Victims include Williams Brown Tennessee and John Swangler Missouri, with burns, fractures, and internal injuries. motorman George Baker also burned.
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Buffalo
N. Yo
Nicagave
Tonawanda
Woodmen of America
Senefon
Williams
Brown
Tall
Tennessee
Okull
Johnn. Swangler
Jefferson City
Martin
Town
Thomas Hagen
Depew
Vincent Hagen
Frank M. Hutchinson
Kansan City
J. W. Carpenter
Teno
George Baker
Niagara Falls
Mi Pamengers
Mad River Electric Light Co Incorporation Files in Waterbury
Articles of incorporation filed with the secretary of state establish the Mad River Electric Light and Power Co with Waterbury as headquarters. Capital stock set at 50 000 in 500 shares of 100 each. Signers include G. Be. Mes at Waterbury and George Hh of Montpelier, among others. Fire damaged Gowx shop at midnight as firefighters battled flames and a water line, while Montpelier council weighs fireworks restrictions amid tight funds. Mrs. Garrett Guare, long ill with tuberculosis, dies in Manchester and will be brought to Montpelier for funeral at St. Augustine’s. Commencement concert at Montpelier Seminary featured “Snowflakes” and other pieces performed by students and glee club.
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Mad River Electric Light Co
Mad River Electric Light and Power Company
Secretary of State
Waterbury
G. BE
George HH
Almont
Montpelier
Ghd Mark Ff
Moody
Gowx
Cotmeit
Garrett Guare
Manchester
N. H
St. Augustine’s Church
Montpelier Seminary
J. Smith
Jivah Strachan
Valoik
Romarnee
Mins
Merle T. — Plastridge
Barcarolle
Voice of Spring
Mines Ivah Strachan
Irene A. Dwinell
The
Avie Wheeler
Glee Club
Lagende
Edmund Sanborn
la Zingarella
Nina
Miss Wheeler
Hosannah
Mise Plastridge
Kam [Mennoi Ostrow
Misa Johnson
Misses Wheeler
Strachan
Lie Lorelei
Emma G. Packers
Nymphs
Arrest of Pelletter in Burlington Larceny Case
George Pellatier was arrested on a warrant issued by State's Attorney HL J. Shaw for larceny of 25 from EOM Farrell Vellatier a Rutland tailor. Farrell, who had hired Pellatier as a driver, reported losing a watch and chain after Pellatier drove him around Burlington. Pellatier pawned the watch on June 66 for 115 dollars and returned the chain to a street musician believed to be Farrell.
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Burlington
George Pellatier
HL J. Shaw
Farrell Vellatier
Farrell & Rutland
Pelletter
Farrell
Pelletier
Heceline Farrell
Minister Rev Acton Civill commits suicide at Coeymans home
Albany dispatch reports Methodist minister Rev Acton Civill, about 50, shot himself near midnight at his Coeymans birthplace after returning with wife and two children. Neighbors say he had been under mental strain. family disturbing scene followed as they retired for the night.
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Albany
Acton Civil
Cooymans
Civill
Coeymans
Hisister
Tragic discovery after shot ends Civilla’s life
A man heard a shot and, after a brief search, found Civilla’s body on his bed with a bleeding wound in the right temple. The scene suggests a fatal shooting, details limited to the discovery and location.
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Civilla
ZEMO Promises Clear Skin For Women
Ladies are urged to use ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP to achieve a clear complexion. The advertisement touts ZEMO as a skin beautifier and treatment for eczema pimples dandruff and scalp disorders sold by druggists and in Barre at Cross Pharmacy.
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Barre
The
Cross Pharmacy
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