Many Bills Introduced In State Legislature Across Committees
A flood of measures entered both chambers yesterday, including H. 20 to allow railroads to haul fair exhibits at reduced rates for students and fire equipment. Other proposals cover road contracts, railroad construction oversight, taxation of railroads, sewer authority for villages, and fines for obstruction of highway crossings by trains.
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Davis
Springfield
Stetson
Enosburg
Ripley
Poultney
Mr. Dole
Danville
Board of Geleotmen
Dana
Weld
Milronda
Williams
Newport
Newfane
BP. S
Ingralature
Fish
Vergennes
Civi
Howe
St. Johnsbury
Coneneticut and
Passumpate
Rikilrouide
Hannant
Trachurg
Ner
Norrin
Cabot
Railron
Wil
Judiciary Committee
Goodes
Whitingham
Funner
Lyeatock
Lransit
Suggestion on eczema by local druggist report
Trix cites Dr Rickert and Wells of this city reporting patient experiences with a welcome oil compound for eczema. The notes reference a specific treatment labeled DD iptian and high grade preparation as used items in care.
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Trix
Eczema Aifferere
Rickert & Wells
Pivotal August 1910 Vermont hamlet resolutions altered in session
The House debated multiple measures including a tax and inventory committee plan, deer hunting rights for landowners, and town officer selection. Amendments shifted term dates replacing 1910 with 1911 while reelection of a senator's successor was discussed. The body adjourned at 2:35 PM after adjourning for the day.
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Conag Santes
Tric Brat
Oetober
Wid Nemresiihent Riviera
Wheeler
Jamuten
Ald Than
Tiwu
Wilder
Wallafield
South Bur- Engi
Listers
East Town
Harber
Brattleboro
Joint Committee On Game and Fishermen
Williams
Newport
Proctor
Willams
Seaver
Williamstown
Bills Introduced In Senate During Session
Senate members introduced several acts including tax relief measures and law enforcement funding. Senator Sherwin proposed an attorney general to hire informants for crime cases, while Senator Gibson sought five Supreme Court justices. Other measures covered agriculture funding, trout season dates, charter amendments, and constitution distribution to Vermont schools.
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Sherwin
Windsor
Anthorie
Gibson
Windham
Supreme Court
Giibeon
Leland and Gray Seminary
Gillison
Windham County
Streame
Orvie
Bennington
the Equinox Company
Fiina of
Wintham
Vermont
Widow Had Thousands Of Morse Stock In Court
In New York the trial of Charles W Morse continued in federal court over alleged banking law violations. Witness Pringle testified Morse sought access to books about Whiting loans and profits tied to his scheme. Testimony referenced Mrs Katherine Votshenas and letters by phonographer Katherine Wilson noting credit to Mrs Gelshenan and profits of thirteen thousand eight hundred five dollars from stock placed in her name.
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New York
Charles W. Morse
United States
Pringle
Morse
Joan
Tex
Rade
Curthe
Murderer Plea Denied by High Court
Washington Oct 20 The federal Supreme Court today denied for want of jurisdiction the appeal of Norman Bik from the United States Circuit Court for the Northern District of Illinois. The case challenged the death sentence imposed in China after a jury verdict. The petition argued the trial court failed to question Bik about clemency before sentencing.
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Washinon
Opreme Court
Tiday
Norman Bik
Lambs
United States Circuit Court
Tt Iinole
Habens Corpue
Pilbik
Semtenen
Chiney
Manlering & Mum Perpen
Billik
LAXATIVE NOMO Quinine touted as cold cure
A dubious claim promotes a one day cure for a cold using Laxative Nomo Quinine tablets. The box bears a signature reading Groves, with unclear authenticity and potential misbranding in the ad text.
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Groves
Busy Day for Candidates In Campaign Push Across States
National figures project Bryan winning New York by landslide with 287 electoral votes, while Taft hones New Jersey Illinois and Missouri through speeches. Widespread campaigning includes Mack predicting Hughes defeat in New York and Sherman praising Hay’s reelection margin as pilots prepare next week’s New York visit.
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Taft
Deyan
Junge Taft
Newark
N. J
Mle Winery
New Jersey
Delaware
Baltimmore
Liryan
Illinois
St. Louis
Marly
Tralia
Elpettonda
National Cemoratie
Mack
Bryan
New York State
W. Chatin
Schenectady
United States
Tafe
Gov. Hughes
New York
T Hughes Ealy
James S. Sherman
Hayles
Chanter
Bat. Ueground
Esmyud Gn
Roosevelt to hire Outtook editor after presidency
President Roosevelt signs contract with Outtook to appoint an associate editor after leaving the presidency in March. The deal includes writing the story of his African travels forCharles Serhoer's Sona. The role with the Outlook will cover political and economic topics.
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New York
Roosevelt
Out
Minde
Charles Serhoer
Croker Donates $1500 to Bryan and Chanter Campaigns
From Croker. He sends $1,000 for Bryan and $500 for Chanter. New York October 201f was announced at Democratic headquarters yesterday that Richard Croker donated $1,000 to the Bryan campaign and $500 to aid in the election of Chouler.
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Bryan
Chanter
New York
Democratic
Richard Croker
Chouler
Vaccinated Men Tested Against Smallpox Exposure
Philadelphia reports an unusual challenge at the National Anti-Vaccination Conference. Dr. Rudolph F. Strautie cites an experiment with a smallpox patient to test vaccine effectiveness, asserting no benefit in preventing spread. Dr. Samuel Dixon and officials discuss vaccination limits and exposure risks amid controversy.
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Philadelphia
Rutolph FP
Strautie
Samuel Dixon
Pennsylvania Health Department
Rees H
Dixon
Strunberge
Tutheen
After Ten Years G L Steee OL Seeks Aid for Hemorrhoids
A patient narrates ten years of constant suffering from bleeding piles and partial relief from various remedies. He claims Dr Lewnhandt's Hem Redd provided steady improvement after three uses and promises cure with continued use. The advertisement lists a price of $1.00 and cites distribution locations on Main Street in Harve Vi and Batfaln NY Station 1.
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Borden
Dr. Lewnhandt
Gil
Ami
Main Street
Harve
Batfaln
N.Y
Appropriations for Campaign Expenses Discussed by Haskell
A Kansas City Star editor analyzes a Malthook piece by Haskell arguing that city reforms must address party control, civil service use, and outside influences. He urges centralized authority, separation of elections, and reduced elected officers to curb corruption and better officers while noting party drives turnout and education as essential but warns finance from outside interests may still dominate.
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Hawkell
Kansas City Star
National Municipal League
Haskell
Bis’ de Interehiele
Tthe
Ude Itete
Galveston
Massachuscotts
Pal Orden
Crystal- Lee
Rantues
Peyiere and
Fiel
Elvie Inaques
Fall bulb time pullout by Emilie Co Florists
Fall bulb time promotes Emilie Co Florists offering bulbs and plants from 05M Bainst to brighten homes with seasonal foliage and arrangements.
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Emilie CO
Bainst
Local market ad offers fair prices on produce and staples
We do not claim to give any goods free, but just sell at what is a fair profit. Sweet Potatoes 12 pounds for 5c Cape Cod Cranberries 100 per quart Home made Apple Jelly 10¢ per tumbler Armour's Simon Pure Leaf Lard pails tested and camped before we buy it 10 and 3 pound pails at 1c per pound Apples for dessert and cooking Wright prices Merchant Fraser phone 50611 6 Kim St
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Armour
Simon
Rich Prizes in Land Lottery Draw to 160 Acre Parcels
The final government land lottery opened before a crowd of about 10,000 as 25 winners received 160 acre parcels. Delegations from Illinois Iowa Nebraska Wisconsin and Minnesota attended with Iowa leading in registrations. The drawing used a sealed envelope method to prevent fraud and was overseen by Judge Witten and staff. Delle For and Virginia Wegner selected envelopes at random.
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Dallas, & Ts
Illinois
Iowa
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Michigan
Betances
Awiye Witten
Aete
Witten
Washington
Delle For
Charles St. Rose
Tallus
Virginia Wegner
Jackson
Unfair rate alleged before Interstate Commerce Commission
David Stott of Detroit petitions the Interstate Commerce Commission alleging an unfair rate on flour shipments to Portland Maine by Michigan Central Grand Trunk and Canadian Pacific. He carried 50 000 bushels of wheat from Duluth to Detroit in August and in October shipped 225 barrels of flour from Detroit to Portland Me. He was charged seven hundred and four hundred and demands the published milled transit rate of twelve and one half cents. The decision would affect boat and rail lake to New England traffic on the basis of rates.
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Washington
Qet
David Stott
Detroit
Interstate Commers Comrpision
Iim
Ortland
Michigan
Grand Trunk & Canadian Wacific Railway
Stott
Duluth
Portion
New England
Toston
Pierce Must Stand Trial In Oil Company Case
Washington October 20 The Supreme Court denied Clay Pierce of the Waters-Pierce Oil Company a rehearing in the extradition proceeding and rejected an application for removal to Texas. The dispute centers on alleged Texas anti trust violations and whether Pierce took a false oath, a point not argued before the court.
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Washington
Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
St. Lowis
Potion Crescy
Supreme Court of the Listed States
Pierce
Tere
Texas
Three Trolleys Crash in Kansas City. One Killed
In Kansas City Missouri twenty people were hurt and one man died when three trolleys on the Troost line collided at Thirteenth Street and Troost Avenue. Among the injured were Abbtt Hupp and Pollitt, both prominent businessmen. Air brakes failed on a car near Theatre Street causing a rear collision as passengers fled, with many escaping into the street.
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Kanes City
R T. Smith
Nevada
Troost
Thirteenth Street
Troost Avenue
Abbtt
Hupp
Pollitt
Teathtreet
Tem Promnent
Thean Tate
Rapid Cure Adverts: Weratala and Erysiphas Remedy
An old advertisement promotes a rapid cure for weratala fever and erysiphas with a preparation labeled LBurs and Digimen. It claims efficacy and lists D. P. Devi as the seller, though details are sparse and the text is fragmentary.
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Lburs & E'S. Digimen
We Puataa
Lee It
D. PF. Devi
Army officers face court martial over cheap horse sales
Major General Grant and Col. George Anderson head to Detroit for a court martial of Col. Daniel Cornman and Capt. Charles Frenell over alleged $1 horse sales at Fort Wayne. An inspector's report suggests a mounted officer supplied forage and the army funded the forage, but the board found no personal gain by Cornman or Frenell. Cornman defends his forty years of service, seeking honor.
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Horms
New York
Grant
Cal
H. O. Helatand
George Anderson
Governor's Inland
Detroit
Daniel Cornman
Cloaeles G. Frenel
17Th Infantry
Cornman
French
Fort Wayne
Mick
Department of the Lakes
Witter H. Carter
Army
Board of Inquiry
Fragmentary OCR notes on religious debate and temperance
The text is a garbled historical OCR fragment referencing ultra-Protestant lands, Christian figures in Asia, and political figures like Jefferson and Lincoln. It hints at religious zeal, temperance issues, and a sudden prominence of a case, but contains many broken phrases and unclear connections.
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Willian Aleat
Christian Jones
Asia
Tate
Jefferson and
Atriumincoln
Religion a vital issue in TaftBryan contest at Cleveland
In Piteburg and Cincinnati reports outline a tense religious angle in the 1912 campaign. Attorney General Jackson’s counsel argues Thaw stay, while Pastor Robert Watson denounces Taft’s religious status and predicts Republican votes shifting to Bryan. Charles P Taft’s influence and finances noted.
Thaw Remains in Matteawan Asylum Awaiting Court
New York October 20 Harry Thaw stayed confined at Matteawan asylum amid disquiet over federal proceedings. His attorney Morachanser departed for Pittsburgh after warning that a contempt order could be sought if Thaw is not produced to testify. Col Gardiner and Dr Lamb anticipate further federal court actions in the bankruptcy case.
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New York
Harry Thaw
Matteawan
Ureter
Trea
Uaery
Pittsburg
Charles, Morachanser
Pittsbure
Burg
Ty Faderal
Gantiner
Lamb
Cath
Dasa
Col. Gardiner
Col Gardiner
Angie
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Barca, Vt
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C. W. Morse
Mra. Gelahenen
Ice King
Federal Supreme Court
State of
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The
Outlook
Croker
Sycup
Sonna Crees
Pers
Horlen Wg
Chigers
California
Mincourt
Cape Cod
Wright
Merchant & Fraser
Kim St
Rosebud
Dallas 8. D
Parma
Mercury
Perfection
Eleas
Or, Company (Incorporated
Portland
Thaw
Reasona
Pitt Cok
Gardiner
Robert B. Lamb
Lani Cincinnati
Jssue
Witteburg Court
Hilty
Charles P. Taft
Robert Watson
Min
Emfast
Watson
Charles P. Tult
Fio Taft
Ied
Ayer
Marie
Cambridge
Castleton
Randolph
Artington
Syracuse
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
East Montpelier Road
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