Barre Daily Times June 27 1914 safe and sane notice
A Barre Vermont weekly notes a safety and sanity theme with political chatter. It mentions Dr. Jackson Ten private talks involving Fleetwood Cooper and Barton Monitor, suggesting unfinished political exchanges and speculation about gubernatorial nominations. The item reflects early 20th century political discourse and regional commentary.
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Jackson
Fleetwood
Hime
Barton
Cooper
Bennington
Tory
Pr. Jackson
Relief and Unity After Salem Fire Disaster
The Salem fire sparked massive relief as clothing, food, tents, and money flowed in from Boston and nearby cities. Railroads volunteered free transport, corporations donated, and the Red Cross arrived to aid distribution, reflecting the public’s strong communal spirit amid devastation.
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Salem
Salon
Reunson
Sorcor
Boston
State House
Lammedi
Red Cross Society
Elie
Hugterns
Washington
Mascaelo Notte Elt
Chantroas
Bridgeport Daily Standard Report on New Hampshire Vermont Lie
A brief item notes a false claim circulating about northern New Hampshire and Vermont, attributed to a juror named Hestuck. The report cites Bridgeport Connecticut’s Daily Standard as the source and references a misleading statement affecting the two states.
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Vermont
New Hampshire
Bridgeport
We Clean Press and Repair Clothing F. H. Rogers Co
A Bridgeport story claimed a malignant disease threatened Vermont and New Hampshire regions. Officials from New Hampshire and Vermont deny any epidemic or odd malady, urging a retraction and publication of the truth to restore accuracy and fairness.
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F. H. Rogers & Co
Vermont
New Hampatire
Bridgeport
New Hampshire
Home Rule Compromise Reopens Ulster Debate in Lords
The Unionist majority in the House of Lords gains a chance to weigh a government concession on Ulster. The Commons debated three months ago and the formal offer now stands as a definite legislative proposal tied to the Home Rule bill. The draft seeks to exclude Ulster provinces from the system of Westminster rule, a move critics warn could fracture national unity.
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House of Lords
House of Commons
Eta
Ulster
Trinh
Bernine Lesun
United Kingdom
Question of Ulster Home Rule Dominates Debate
A Boston Herald overview discusses the Ulster stance on home rule with counties voting on exclusion for six years. It also critiques Vermont politics, denouncing Progressive party manipulation and defending Dr Jackson and Governor Fletcher as voices for genuine reform within a progressive framework.
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Ireland
Ulster
United Kingdom
Ofr
Boston Herald
Vermont
Pletcher
Manchester
the Herald
Fletcher
Vormont
The
Herald
Rutland Herald
Life Insurance Notice from Vermont Mutual Agent
In prosperity and adversity alike a life annuity offers security. Ballard, general agent for State Life Ins. Co. of Vermont Mutual, based in Montpelier, VT, promotes products enabling living without fear and financial resilience.
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Nation 8
Life Ins. Co. of
Mutual
S. 8
Ballard
Lawrence Taillding
Montpelier
Sunday church services listed across Barre area churches
A long notice lists Sunday services across Mission Union, First Presbyterian Graniteville, Christian Science, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Swedish Evangelical Lutheran, Swedish Mission, First Baptist, Berlin Congregational, East Barre Congregational, Salvation Army, Universalist, other churches. Details include times, locations, sermon topics, Sunday schools, and open invitations.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Jamen Taasie
West Street
Edw
Lewrenze’s
First Street
Presbyterian Church
John Uullans
Worcester
Mass
Congregational and M E Church Services and Meetings
The notice lists church services at Congregational and Centenary M E churches with morning and evening worship, Sunday school times, and Epworth leagues. A Union meeting is planned Sunday evening, C E Tuesday, and a W T U gathering with Mrs Nina Jewett next Tuesday afternoon. The arte union president is expected to attend and offer guidance. Members are urged to attend and invite others.
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Salvation Army
Salvation Army Hall
Main Street
Depot Square
Park
B. m
Grace Young
Hall
Emily Parsons
Tional
J. W. Barnett
Brotherhoods and Brotherhood
Naetin
Thorne
Woodman
Schnecker
K. H. Gale
Andrews
Nevin
Hedding Methodist
Nina Jewett
Arte Union
Elsc
Tale 2 Teereena Waele Ladies Skating Event
Graniteville hosts a ladies skating session Wednesday with admission and tickets available. A separate session Saturday invites both Indies and gents for continued skating in the gymnasium.
Dodge named postmaster at Randolph Vermont
Prentiss Dodge, born February 13 184?, East Montpelier, has been appointed postmaster for Randolph. A Democrat with long service in Vermont political and newspaper circles, he has edited the Granite City Leader and Encyclopedia Vermont Biography and held various party and press roles. He resides on Elm Street with Mrs. Dodge and is transitioning from his printing work.
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Prentiss
Dodge
Randolph
East Montpelier
Robert
Alma
Wheeler) Dodge
The
Patriot
United States Central Publishing Company
New York
Thurlington
Rutland Herald
Turlington Independent
Granite City Leader
Barry
Burlington
Boston Twily Globe
New England
Wlery Printing Company
Vermont
Beer & Firm Democrat
Democratic County Committee
Baltimore
Vermont Press Club
Herald &News Force
Elm Street
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