Vermont Tax List Cant stop crime and casualties
FRANKLIN Mass Oct 9 Excerpts discuss electrical experiments to force plant growth, memories of Dr Lyman Larkin and helper George W Jackson. notes on Massachusetts crimes including David Reagan habitual criminal, court actions, mill wage increases, and local incidents across New England.
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Franklin
Mass
France
Lyman Larkin
Wrentham
Larkin
F. P. Redding
Dr. Larkin
George W. Jackson
James Jones
Sheldonville
Wrentham Centre
Jones
New York State
Vermont Grand List Report Details Taxation Totals
Vermont treasurer receives the grand list with poll, acreage and personal property values. Total grand list equals 1 733 706.35 with warrants due by Oct. 13 to fund state taxes for towns. The report notes gore lands taxed separately and often isolated from towns.
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Rutland
Vermont
Chick Drowning Believed Cause After Quarrel Row
In Danvers Massachusetts on October 6 doctors and the medical examiner ruled Samuel Chick's death a drowning after a quarrel with Marblehead roughs. Chick reportedly fell into the stream while running away or defending himself and authorities will question the Marblehead party about the incident.
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Danvers
Mass
Baldwin
Foster
Osborne
Samuel Chick
Marblehead Roughs
Chick
Keene Fears Water Shortage Amid Drought
In Krenr New Hampshire October 6 drought depletes Woodward pond Roxbury keene water source. Workers blast a channel to lower rock ledge to gain three or four feet of water. Goose pond remains connected but its quality is poorer than Roxbury supply.
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Krenr
N. H
Woodward Pond
Roxbury
Keene
Goose Pond
Roxbury E
Charge of Murder Quashed in New Reptorp Case
Dr Anna H Chase held in 10000 bond after arraignment in Third District Court on murder charge in Marion death of Clara F Burgess. Case not pressed and abortion complaint substituted. Charles B Chase and Elizabeth E Morse charged as accessories with 3000 bond each.
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New Reptorp
Mass
Anna H. Chase
Borden
Third District Court
Clara F. Burgess
Marion
Miss Burgess
Charles B. Chase
Elizabeth E. Morse
Young Worker Dies After Crush at Factory in Connecticut
Nazire Chabot, 16, was crushed between rolls at Holmes Booth Hayden’s factory in Wartersury on Oct 7. Medical Examiner North led the inquiry as the girl died late last night. In New Haven, Patrick Flanagan, condemned for Terrance McDermott’s murder, nears execution while ill with consumption.
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Entwistle
William P. Hill
Tilton
N. H
Rhode Island
Providence
Mendon Mass
James M. Staples
Eliza
United States
Rutland Vt
J. Warren Eastman
Darling Eastman
Corinth
J Warren Eastman
Christian Endeavor Union of Vermont
Srattleboro
John W. Elliott
Exeter
Portsmouth
Lewiston
Cherryfield
Amoskeag, Stark and Amory Mill Corpotations
Manchester
N.H
Amoskeag
Wareham
Mass
Gammons
Plymouth County
Garfield Plantation
Aroostook County
New Haven
Connecticut
Kilborn J. Brown
Malden
Concord
John A. Markham
Holyoke
New York
Central Falls
T. Mel. Davis
West Farmington
A.R. Parshley
Parshley & Co
Middletown
Conn
Athol
H. P. Cummings & Co
Ware
James Early
Fitchburg Railroad
Boston & Maine
Nashuast
Worcester
Patrick Lynch
Mittineague
Boston & Albany
Springfield
New Hampshire Universalist Enemy
H. W. Parker
Claremont
Christian Endeavor
New Britain
C. A. Dickinson
Boston
James Conlon
Ross’ Lodge
Milperd
Hingham Social Library
Hingham, Mass
Supreme Court
Dover
George Bradford
Rochester
Mendon
Luss
Alvin R. Dunton
Camden
Dunton
William A. Rice
Bristol
Massachusetts New Jerusalem Association
Swedenborgian Society
Abington
Timothy Sullivan
East Providence
New York, Providence & Boston
Kingston
Northampton
G. M. Pratt
Connecticut River
Durham
Drewnie
Frank May
Farmington
New Durham
Nutter
May
Hartford
Willimantic
Meriden
Common Council
Crandell
Norwich
Pinney
Principa
William Beattie
Old Colony Railroad
Fall River
Wartersury
Nazire Chabot
Holmes, Booth & Hayden
North
Patrick Flanagan
Terrance McDermott
Naugatuck
Black snake fatal accident injures two near Talcott Mountain
Hart Troop reports a snake on the road caused a horse to bolt while three young women returned from a drive to Talcott mountain. Annie Mahon of Waterbury was killed when she jumped from the carriage and struck a stone. Margaret and Georgiana Kenny suffered serious bruises as the carriage overturned.
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Hart Troop
Talcott Mountain
Annie Mahon
Waterbury
Margaret
Georgiana Kenny
Abbott fractured leg on trip to Woodsville arraignment
The record shows George A. Abbott alias Frank C. Almy suffered a badly broken leg during return from Woodsville after an arraignment. Dr. Perkins found the leg broken the next day despite prior splints and a plaster cast, with no complaint of ill treatment and no opinion on how the injury occurred.
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George A. Abbott
Frank C. Almy
Woodsville
Perkins
Abbott
Hanover
What Are We Going To Wear This Season Fashion Trends
New York reports a fall fashion forecast with woollen corduroy in pepper and salt, bold checks, and shaggy surfaces in pink and black. The drop gebra in black and brown is noted for the daring, brown being favored. Draped or not remains debated as skirts stay plain over the hips and boulices feature basques.
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New York
Fashion illustration previews mohair trellis gown
The illustration depicts a mohair trellis gown in blue and white with a trellis pattern, black braiding on the revers and skirt edging, astrakhan trim, and matching sleeve trim. A left hip gore filled with silk is laced to jet buttons, the revers form a waistcoat, and the bodice features a moderate length with a high collar and modest sleeves, plus a small train.
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Astrakhan
Tal i Uy Tal i Uy Crepe Evening Gown
Rose crepe de chine evening gown with a black velvet corsage shoulder strap and accordion pleated crepe sleeves. Rosettes on the shoulders attach to the plain skirt with jet pins. matching straps trim the skirt and a pointed gossamer train finishes the look.
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Redyern
Massachusetts Tariff Debate Features Old Commonwealth Image
In a heated address the speaker cites Massachusetts as a battleground over tariff policy, arguing that low duties helped establish the state’s industries, while protection harmed them. He lists mills and firms across New England, warns against duties on raw materials, and defends a higher moral purpose above pockets.
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Massachusetts
New England
Commonwealth
Haverhill
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Lowell
Hamilton
Appleton
Middlesex
Lawrence
Boott
Washington and Atlantic Mills
Pacific and Pemberton Mills
Everett Mills
Holyoke
Fall River
Massachhusetts
Congress
Revere Company
Poston
Crocker Brothers
Taunton
Republican Party
Massachusett’s
Lake Superior
Revere Copper Company
Point Shirley
Gov. Ames
Rhode Island
Manchester Locomotive Works
Albert Field Tack Company
American Screw Company
Washburn & Moon
Bay State
South Boston
Tremont
Plymouth
Fairhaven Foundries
Armington & Sims Engine Company
Bostonbridge Works
Newneland
Neland
Eira
Sandwich
Suffolk
Wadlin
United States
American Wool Reporter
Hadhey
Worcester
Boston
Hampden County
Berkshire
New York
West
Wanamaker Not to Blame Over Damaging Site Claim
A San Francisco telegram says the site for a federal building is a quagmire and would cost over 1,000,000 to lay a foundation. Secretary Foster doubts the claim, noting the commission and New York and state officials backed the site, while Wanamaker did not endorse the selected elevated location.
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Washington
Treasury Department
de Young
San Francisco
Foster
Special Commission
Wanamaker
Inspector Byrnes Mock Arrest Joke At City Hall
Inspector Byrnes told a light joke to an officer of the City Hall squad a couple of mornings ago. He asked why cops are like a penny because you are a copper, then paused the arrest tale as the officer began.
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Byrnes
Jim
Ardian
Electric treatment of seeds and soil by Russian agriculturist
Following Fetchner's work, M Specimelf reportedly electrified seeds for two minutes ten times, doubling growth rate in peas and rye. He then electrified the earth with zinc and copper plates sunk into ground, claiming dramatic vegetable growth including radish to 44 cm and carrot to 27 cm in diameter, with large produce weights.
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Fetchner
M. Specimelf
Foreign News Highlights From The Old World
Reports detail Russia England tensions in Pamir talks and possible interview between Italian premier and Russian minister. Attacks on Irish politicians unfold, shipwrecks and storms claim crews, notable deaths include Karl I of Württemberg and Belgian explorer Vandevelde, with political unrest surfacing in Germany Spain and Brazil.
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The
Standard
Russia
Pamir
England
Asia
Caspian
India
Crispi
Holyhead
Romania
Milos Vacaresco
Leopold of
Trehenzollern
Metz
Strasburg
Santander
Spain
Newbury
Scot
Aberdeen
OSS
Herr Babel
Berlin
Poland
Dillon
O'Brien
Healey
Thurles
Tipperary
Vandevelde
Congo Free State
Karl L
Wurtemberg
William I
Olga
Nicholas
London Standard
Vienna
Pruth
Austria
William Henry South
Walmer Castle
Deal
Hambleden
Oxfordshire
Victoria
Stuttgart
Wilhelm II
Benjamin Jewett
Oxford Uiversity
Arthur Haliburton
English War Office
Sam Slick
Thomas Chandler Haliburton
Antonio de Navarro
Mary Anderson
Tunbridge Ells
Herr Quendenfeldt
Meroece
North Africa
Guyot, Roche
Rouvier
Marseilles
Hussars
Endarmes
Alevard Liberto
Rio Janeiro
Ingriguse
Kieff
Dogs become ad carriers in London streets
A Pall Mall Budget note describes dogs pressed into advertising in London. A restaurant, hatter in Shoreditch, and a Finsbury purveyor send dogs with coat or mouth holding hand bills. The dogs distribute ads, sometimes fending off other dogs while the bills are retrieved afterward.
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Pall Mall
Shoreditch
Finsbury
Buto
Remarkable world items and curiosities from era crowds
A miscellaneous clipping reports on a vast array of oddities from 19th century life, including massive sawmills and wheels, rare weights, color photography plans, a huge lighthouse flame, old English measures, a walnut Bible shell, notable court transcripts, and unusual natural phenomena, all tied by curious discoveries and record-breaking claims.
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David Reagan
Bond
Superior Criminal Court
Reagan
Galileo
Magee
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New Bedford
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Old Colony Christian Endeavor Union
K Pepe Tcanan Congregational Church
Monay
Saco
Salvation Army
Young Men's Christian Association of
Portland
Somerset
Altian Falls
Horeb Mountains
Parlin Stream
Parlin Pond
Eastport
East Divinity Hall
Yale University
Oyster River
Saybrook
Robert Chapman
Newport
R. I
William Ellery Channing
Warren
Massachusetts Woman’s Suffrage Association
North Christian Church
William J. Potter
Anna, Fall
National
Webster
South
Addison Brooks
West Bridgewater
Washourn Christian Endeavor Union
Union Congregational Church of
Marlboro
F. W. Walsh, Jr
Somerville C. E. Union
Hadley
Lowell Rouge Court
David Belanger
Merrimac St
Vermonters
Stamford
Westford
Christie Warden
Allen
Doe
N. L. Kerry
Frank Greenfield
Berry
Scituate
Daniel McIntire
Kittery Bridge
Edwin Treat Mills
Augusta
Dupre
Wilmington
Supreme Officers
Bay State League
Ayer
Lodge
Maine
Guilford
Bethel
Lock’s Malls
Farmington Falls
Dixfield
Foxcroft
United
Rhode Island State Prison
Spike” Murphy
Robert Fenner
Murphy
Waterman Irons
Fenner
Arphy
Pia
Maria Clegg
Harry Entwistle
State Women's Christian Temperance Union
St. Johnsbury
Esther T. Housh
Brattleboro
Gratia FE. Davidson
Newlane
Martha Richmond
Northfield
Peter Lee
Chicago
South Norwalk
Joseph C. Story
N. ST
Supreme Court of
Grafton County
Alvin Burleigh
Frank
Almy
Mr. Story
James W. Remick
Littleton
Green Mountain
Worcester Northwest Agricultural Society
Auburn
6Th Regiment
Col. Parsons
Coodward
Wakefield
Tali Uy
Young Democrats
Gov. Russell
Young Men’s Democratic Club
Massasoit House
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Russell
Bradford
Col. Verry
Harvey N. Collison
Guy. Russell
Inspector Byrnes
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John Dillon
Gladstonians
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the Times
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Butte
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Angel
Cambrian Navigation, Company of Wales
Standaroy
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Nehalem
Veronia
Chadwell
Lewis and Clarke's
Astoria
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M. Lippman
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H. M
Challenger
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Pine City
Nebraska
Port Kyron
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Little Republic of Uruguay
Elizabeth Cryer
Math H. Cryer
Philadelphia
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Point Pleasant
Charles Tilton
Life Saving Service
Bethlehem, Penn
British Museum
United Kingdom
Channel Islands
Museum of
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