Honest Vote Prompts Big Opera House Meeting
Nearly a thousand attendees gathered at the opera house to hear Frank Plumley discuss liquor policy. He urged citizens to vote with civic duty, weighing community welfare over personal gain, and to support either yes or no based on what improves homes and safety.
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Opera
Opera Home
Theers
News Dowledge
Volews
H.W. Bett
Aml
Frank Plumley
Northfield
Plumley
Inoue
Sitixen
Saan
Hie
Temperance Themed Talk at Universalist Church
Rev C C Conner discussed temperance and moral reform at the Universalist Church yesterday. A spontaneous disturbance interrupted services as attendees debated the temperance question and related issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Conner
Universalist Church
Julstor
Women and Kidney Disease Advertiser Note
Women and men suffer from kidney and bladder trouble with loss of ambition, vigor, and cheer. Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer promises quick relief, with sample requests and page-wide promotional claims. medicine sold in bottles and at varying prices, with address for orders in Binghamton, N. Y. postal area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ioller
Haniel
Dre. Kilmer & Co
Dinghemton, N.S
Kilmer
Binghamton, N. S
Controversial Prohibition Era Reflections and Faith
A fragmented 19th or early 20th century extract argues against licensing liquor, urging adherence to God and law. It stresses liberty as obedience, warns against temperance abuses, and calls for Christians to uphold moral duty, temperance, and community protection from alcohol’s harms.
Priest Opposed Saloon Vote Warns Parishioners
Reverend P M McKenna urged St Monica's parishioners to vote their conscience on licensing in a sermon. He warned that supporting liquor licenses could invite crime and urged residents of Barre to vote against saloons and associated temptations.
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Fr. McKenna
St. Monica's Church
P.M McKenna
St. Monica’s Church
Gee
Vather McKenna
Brit Ier
Barre
Moltonna
Heegsmoen
Cpan
Tipelty
Letters to the Editor on Mr Witham and local conditions
In March 2 at Graniteville Nelle under Ceerianes of a MeKowett notes residents’ views on local leadership and Witham’s performance. The writer questions patching efforts after a harsh winter and suggests support for improving roads and street conditions. Local townspeople discuss electing officials to address municipal issues.
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Witham
Withee
John Jones
E. L. Teylor Protest In City Controversy
A garbled report describes a protest linked to E L Teylor over a dispute involving city officials and a key figure. The text hints at a contention about taxation and authority, mentioning a court or inquiry and questions directed at why actions occurred.
First Sermon by New Rector at Good Shepherd Church
Rev W J M Beattin preached his first sermon on sanctification at the Church of the Good Shepherd yesterday morning. He urged personal sanctification as the basis for social service, stressing that good deeds must flow from a prepared, virtuous life and that the church should hold four more services to prepare the congregation to aid others.
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Jeena
Keltialeet
Eii
Pro Basketball Rivalry Provokes Debate and Disputes
A Brattleboro versus St. Johnsbury basketball clash ends 23 to 22 amid questions and onfloor incidents. The report critiques a hostile tone, notes referees and players involved, and reflects on maintaining sportsmanship. The piece also discusses a military training bill affecting institutions of learning and its potential impact on students and funding.
Widow Barney to bear debts of late financier in court plan
In New York on March 2 widow Lillian Whitney Barney, executor of Charles T. Barney, seeks to extinguish his debts through a Barney Estate settlement. The plan, filed in Brooklyn Supreme Court, would assign assets to satisfy creditors with 6 percent interest, forming the Barney Estate company per the will.
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Charles T. Barney
New York
Lillian Wihitney Barney
The
Rukoker
Prumbens
Barney
Peras
Barney Estate
Terney
Taft
Barney Estate Company
Dusticn Clarke
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Tem. Rae
Knickertocker Rust Company
Permbericiy
S H S Girls Lead League Takes Two Wins
The S H S girls boosted league interest with two victories aided by a cup presentation from Superintendent C D Mathewson. Highlights include Blowing key free throws, Gladding and Brooks scoring, and Knight, Rollo, and Chang contributing for the Montpelier squad at the Arch Street Gymnasium.
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C. D. Mathewnon
Arch Street
Gymnaatum
Gladding
Mise Brooks
Boule Aly
Apertators
Rane
C. D. Mathewson
Spadi
Montpelier
Miss Knight
Rollo
Gladdidg
Grigg
Mise
Misa Chang
Mow
Mixe Campbell
Brookes Mise Drown
Dankots
Ming
Barlote Trombone
Miss Gladding
Brooks
Bishop
Eg Worthen
Liminute Hal Hal
New Hampshire in Need Forunct Leaders Not Selfish Boomer Support
Fragmented political commentary urges Republicans to choose unselfish, steady leaders over self serving factions. It argues for restraint in pledging support to candidates and criticizes party factions endangering the GOP unity. The piece references Secretary Tart and the current presidential race context.
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Eart
Newne
Iowa
LFI
Tart Wirself
Oewit
Vermont Triumphs in Fast Halftime Victory
Vermont won decisively as Lowell and Mare struggled in a high scoring night. The text notes fast-paced play with Vermont leading 18 to 0 in a key stretch. Other games include Hanover and Dartmouth 54 to 31, Waterville 31 point margin, plus several campus matches in Boston and Maine venues.
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Lowell
Vermont
Earet
Lowell T
Doli
University of
PO Lewell T
Smith
Jacob
Hanover
Ose
Sentence of death confirmed by St Petersburg general staff
The March decision upholds a death sentence for a condemned man, overruling defense pleas. A 17 year old girl’s case is commuted from 15 years to 10 years imprisonment, while new trial appeals argue the military court verdict was invalid due to extraordinary state conditions and the 1881 military code. The document suggests forgeries and cites a real implicated figure living in Italy.
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Petiersburg
Ita
Wnkamp
Tae
Giese
Nriie
Nicholai
Justion
Hakenkempf
Mile
Vanchen
Vitro
Italy
Murder of Roosevelt ally Patrick F. Garrett in New Mexico
In Santa Fe a report notes the death of Patrick F. Garrett, described as a friend of Roosevelt. The account references events from a prior period and places Garrett in the Texan region, with local details implying a plotted or violent context connected to political circles.
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Roosevelt
Patrick F. Garrett
New Mexico
20 Lured From England Promised Wager in Virginia Contract
Washington report states that an Englishman, with others, was lured to America by a West Virginia oil firm promising a $4 wager and contract gain. The Brit ish embassy plans to bring the matter before the state department as suspected fraud and violations of law are alleged.
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Washington
Mab birthday celebration noted in rough entry
Fragmentary OCR shows a birthday reference for Mab with unclear details and scattered names. The readable bits mention a date near February and a wrestling note but the rest is garbled. No clear event or fullname sequence is extractable.
Cotton mill attack injures workers in the area
A damaged report describes a violent incident at a local cotton mill affecting several workers. It notes medical attention and ongoing concern for safety, with authorities investigating the event and its impact on staff.
Unclear fragment hints at medicine ad copy and scare phrases
Fragmentary OCR text references Minard's Liniment and a sweeping statement of pain and fear. The legible portion includes promotional language urging purchase today and a price cue of 250, but no coherent event or identifiable names beyond the ad-like phrasing.
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Minard
Father Accuses Son of Robbery in Berlin Street Case
The father of Robinson, owner of a Wert Randolph street cafe, accuses his twenty two year old son of theft to fund elopement. Des Plaines street police and detectives searched without success for the missing son who left the home at 287 North Forty first avenue.
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Randolph Street
Stason Glass Factory
Desplaines Street
Robinson
Robins
Des Plaines Street
Harry and
Rigrer
Seemiiee
Daterday
Boson
Wells girl accused in department store purse theft ring
Police describe a gang of women who allegedly rode from New York to Philadelphia each Friday to shoplift in city department stores and streets. Laura Bigger Nellie Ring and Mary Wells were detained after a decoy scheme where Wells allegedly tried to snatch a purse as a crowd watched. Detected by store detectives and held at City Hall, the trio faced questioning as officers prepared formal action.
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Hull
Joe Ani
Ingreowr
Nidmey
Department of “Institutions of Learning
Doubtleas
Archbshop Ireland Soma
Advo Este
Ae Sec
Newton Lice & Month Hc
Phat Fay
Philadelphia
New York
Achemn
Benke
Laura Bigger
Neltie Ring
Wells
Laure Wae
Piiren
Mary Wells
Reavivat
Mer
Alleged Land Sale Scheme Near Washington
Fragmentary OCR notes describe an alleged land sale scheme linked to a government tract near Washington. The text mentions an appropriation of £2090 and a push by lawmakers, with references to officials and scrutiny of funding. Details are unclear due to broken wording.
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Waalingtom
Ary Mann
Tuniu Usuet
Pomidertion
Washington
Dog
Igor
Ares
Ste
Still Fighting Harriman in Pewee Lites Contest
Fragmentary report from Chicago on March 2 describes ongoing competition in the Pewee Lites event. The page mentions an acting spinal meeting and a judge, with unclear details about participants and results. Further readable items indicate a struggle involving Harriman and Seth Nes Bi.
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Harriman
Seth Nes Bi
Chicago
Abe
Accusing Wotan Offem Declared 8 1:1 her Way Dosier to Mer Than Brother
A fragmentary report from Rockingham county authorities describes allegations against Glacia Calla and others. It notes a photographer involved in an interior video linked to a shooting scene. Calls for protection and warnings to Calla are mentioned along with a police and press inquiry.
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Wotan Offem
Mer
Stumsel, Cay
John H. Pir
Rockingham County
Rockingham
Judd
Mm Boy
Bop
Roeseegetem Ee
Arora Press
Oma
Itm
Pani
Paul Hoy
Forty Uth Street
New York
Calla
Priest Slayer Arrigned In Murder Case At Whitanore
Deerer Col. Baaren slayer of Father Lee pleaded to murder at Whitanore criminal court. Peter accuses him of forming a new anarchist group. Alia spoke through an interpreter about defending Alia and tearful pleas to be pardoned by Baaren. Nation-wide cables report the irregular trial proceedings and defense motions.
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Deerer
Col. Baaren
Father Lee
Wien
Whitanore
Any
B. Peter Ac Bee
Baecan
Newler
Alia
H. Widderombe
Cork
Bares Fone
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