Congressional caucuses yield delegates across counties
Returns from Saturday night caucuses in Chittenden and surrounding counties show Foster Page Powers and Hall winning delegate support for the first district convention in Burlington. In Rutland and Addison counties Powers and Page led, with divisional results including endorsements in Hyde Park, Shelburne, Manchester, and Bridport among others. Contested delegations in Richmond and Leicester noted, with Powers securing several county delegations overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Den
Johnson Powers
Hill County
Burlington
Chittenden
Hon
Shelburne
Melegate
Lutmoine
W. Powers
Eden
Berkshire
Pawe
Franklin
Col. Hall
Bridport
Gran Ville
Hancock
Addison County
Rutland County
Col Baker
Castretun W
Mendon
Pnd
Judge Powers
Richmond
Leicester
Pags
Poster
Hall + Baker
Lamolie County Delegates Battle In Second District Caucus
In Lamolie County Johnson on June 10 amid heated primary rivalries between Powers and Page factions. Page supporters triumphed at the state convention and again in a local caucus with Page 285 to 200 power. Hyde Park Eden and Denie report large local turnouts and decisive margins for Powers. Porters and Pearls factional leaders Stearns and Pearl prominent in the narrative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Johnson and Hyde Park
Powers
Eden
Huntington Republicans Elect Leaders and Delegates
Huntington Republicans met on Saturday electing Hon. O. J. Tomlinson as chairman and J. G. Norton as secretary. Delegates favored for States Attorney were 11 to 84 for Clarence Jerguson, with alternates named. Delegates for the State Convention and District slots were chosen, along with a Republican town committee headed by W. Norton and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
O. J. Tomlinson
J. G Norton
Hiumund
Clarence Jerguson
J. Oc. Carpenter
B. J. Brien
G. W. Brewster
K. A. Muller
Hanks AH OW. Norton
Morrill
J. H. Brewster
O. Gorton
BE. Kenyon
R. L. Delong
Kenyon
Beane
Falley
G. M. Norton
L A. Taft
Muniraville Ross
L. Lelong
T. Hh. Sweet
G. W. Sayles
J. Poater
Burlington
I RK. Strong
F. D. Falley
J. 8
Shelburne Caucus elects delegates to county and state conventions
In Shelburne June 10 Republicans elected delegates to three conventions with N R Miller chair and Hl Devette secretary. District delegates named include FL Geb Niardt W A Weed L C Ray and alternates. State convention delegates listed as Barstow Smith Roberts and others. Hinesburgh caucus favored Jo HL Allen with 15 votes to 108 for G D Leonard. ticket for Allen elected alongside several named supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelburne
N. R. Miller Chatrmin
Hl. Devette
Geb- Niardt
W. A. Weed
L. C. Ray
W. J. Sheridan
C. KP
van Viiet
J. J Collumer
Foster
Jy Paige
Barstow
C. Smith
Roberts
Biven
W. W.tracy
George H. Blair
Baldwin
P. van Vilet
Hinesburgh
Jo HL Allen
G. D. Leonard
Allen Wie
CL J. Russell
St- Then
Frank Andrews
Irving B. Byington
Henry Page
Edward Degree
Edward Read
Roger Lyman
J. Carpenter
Albert A. May
Franklin County caucus splits Page and Powers delegates
In Franklin County the republican caucus produced a Page delegation by a narrow margin and a Powers delegation with a one vote lead, selecting A. A. Marvin as chairman and BE. A. White as secretary. Delegates to district and state conventions were named with several alternates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin
Cal
Ala
Hall
Richairds
A. K. Hlorskins
KR. H. Brown
Wee
Necessity and Hood's Sarsaparilla Promote Health
The ad asserts necessity of Hood's Sarsaparilla as a law of health to purify blood and strengthen the system. It features testimonials from John Mack of Oskaloosa Iowa and Mary A. Burke of Indianapolis Indiana praising vitality and reduced doctor visits. It also pitches Hood's Pills as a nonirritating liver cathartic to complement the remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Jonn Mack
Mary A. Burke
East Clair Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Berkshire Caucus elects Hall Page ticket over Straight Hall
In Berkshire on June 10 a Hall Page ticket won the republican caucus over a Straight Hall ticket by 88 to 68. N. P. Tad chaired the caucus, M. A. Mall was secretary. Delegates elected include M. A. Hall and others with Powers favored as second hotel delegate. In South Hero Power delegates to the district convention were BE Phelps and Juan Robinson. State convention delegates named F. W. Sears and Warren Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkshire
Hall
Caunus
N. P. Tad
M.A. Mall
M.A. Hall
Wos Rubles
AJ Th King
Powers
Addison County Delegates Elect Page Delegation in County Primary
Addison County towns begin conenees and Page strength grows. Republicans elected a Page delegation to the district convention in Hancock and Granville. In Bridport delegates were TT Witheral AHH Howe and AO OW Wilcox chosen to select their alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
Emalier
Hancock
Granville
Bridort
Witheral
A. HH. Howe
AO OW. Wilcox
Three Vermont caucuses pick delegates to district convention
In Rutland County on Saturday three caucuses chose delegates for the congressional convention. Castleton backed a Baker Page ticket 72 to 68 for Powers He ke. Mendon elected a straight Baker ticket. Tilmouth selected John Ty Ballard and Bartlett Stafford for Powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Castleton
Mendon
Tilmouth
John Ty. Ballard
Bartlett Stafford
21 Chinamen Caught Near Burke by U S Officer
Deputy Collector W T Thayer of Chatenugay captured 21 Chinese men in an abandoned North Burke house on Friday night. The group had waited near the Canadian line for days before being found on the American side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chatetugay N. Y
Jame
W T. Thayer
Chatenugay
North Burke
United States
Thayer
Rededication of Plymouth Viton church marks debt-free restoration
The old Viton church at Plymouth Viton was rehabilitated at a cost around 1200 dollars and rededicated in impressive services. Notables present included Alfred Sargent of Bridgewater who helped on the original building. A series of local incidents and health news are also noted, including a fall from a scaffold, a lightning near-miss, and a black canker rash outbreak in West Derby with several deaths and quarantines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
West Derby
Newport
Bethel
Cr. Cushing
Leach
Delegates Favor Stafford in Local Congressional Ballot
The St. Johnsbury Republican reports 60 of 70 county convention delegates replying to a ballot card listing congressional candidates. On first choice Stafford leads with 39 votes, followed by Haskins 16 Plumley 8 and Dale 2. Second choice split close between Haskins 2 Plumley 19 Stafford 12 and Dale 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Johnsbury
the & Publican
Mr. Stafford
Stafford
Haskins
Plumley
Dale
Col. Haskins
Mr. Plumley
Paris and back on $200: a clever traveler’s note
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote notes a traveler boasting how Paris and back can be achieved on $200 by understanding the system, with a follow up remark about skipping meals as the reason.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Page and Powers caucus yields Powers gain in New Haven
In Bristol and New Haven the Page and Powers factions clashed at a Republican caucus to choose delegates for the First Congressional district convention. Powers won with 273 to 174, securing a 72 vote margin. Delegates named include W. OW. Wilson and J. A. Haseltine, with W. A. J. Dumais among alternates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Page
Powers
Dele Kates
First Congressional District
Mewe
Qol
J. A. Haseltine
Enucus
W. W
Local results show Foster gains eight votes and plots in state races
Foster gains eight votes with a Tuesday tie by Mr Moster and gains on Wednesday. St George Ferrisburgh and Waham carry votes. St George Newgates elected to state district and county conventions. Hinsdill named chairman Ishin secretary and Ishaan as delegates. County and district delegates named with alternates to be chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moster
St. George
Ferrisburgh
Waham
St. George Newgates
M. AW. Hinsdill
OW. Ishin
Ey J. Ishaan
Mo W. Hinsdill
Qenty Lawrence
Lown
Eleeweus Hh
Dk Tilley
EB. L. Jeham
Caucus results shape Vermont Republican delegations
In Ferrisburgh the Republican caucus elected delegates to district and state conventions with Fos ter defeating the age faction 172 to 121. Allen chaired, Chapman secretary. District delegates named. Allen to lead state delegation. County picks aim to support Tuttie for judge probate and Donaway for state's attorney, plus pro Dillingham senators. In Waltham the caucus elected Sneeden chair and Day secretary with Foster supporters chosen as district delegates. Randolph bookkeeper named receiver of the Savings Bank. Lombard assists closing affairs and a small dividend expected for depositors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Neweton
J. S Carter
M. Allen
CL. I. Collins
Noble Delane
FE. W. Tuttie
New Haven
Jaume Donaway
W. OF. Dillingham
United States
Waltham
Vergennes
James Sneeden
H.W. Day
Win. Tatt
Frank Preston
Randolpit Bank
Randolph
Start
Chelsea
Ho Maxham
Bromfret
Randolph Savings Bank
Vermont Congregationalists open two day statewide convention
Newport June 1 The Vermont Congregationalists opened their two day convention with a small attendance from fly churches represented by pastors and delegates. Moderator C B Seymour presides. various committees report on ministers relief funds education grants and postor disputes. The women’s union holds its annual meeting with officers elected and addresses on Cuban education and frontier life. Edward McCabe is arrested nearby for attempted murder on a Frenchman Fernando Blanchette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Vermont
Paltora
Delecates
C. BR Seymour
L. Bates
Winoosht
Henry L. Bailey
Mildietown Springs
H. J. Kilbourn
Bradford
Fairbanks Board of Relief of Ministers
Fairbanksa Board of Education
DM. Camp
EL J Gale
Island Pond
Methodist Conference
BK. Phillipe
Weat
Committee On Interdenominational Comity
Vermont Chronicle
Bogton
E. EB. Herrick
Milton
Ith
Woman's Home Missionary Union
Methodist Church
George West
Heoury Pairbanks
St. Johnsbury
Mire Eimerson
New York
American Missionary Association
J. Johsbury
Mir. Polke
Johnsbury
Mira Morse
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fpla
Mish Hartin
Vlusea
Miss Morse
Utah
Miss Emerson
A.M. Ay
W. Y. Puddefoot
Frontier Iife
Lady Workers
Vermont Domestic Missionery Society
Edward McCabe
Guildhall
Fernando Blanchette
McCabe
Blanchette
Norton
Couticook
Flo
M Be
Capt. Randall
MccCabe
Middlebury
Frank Bora
Vergennes
Guil- Blanchette
N. Bush
Montreal
Vanther
Bennington
Mrs Pinkham Encourages Women to Write About Health
A bold notice promotes Mrs Pinkham as the authority for female health. It asserts every woman may write freely to her for guidance under her personal supervision and care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Pinkham
Pinkham’s Compound Promises Relief for Women
An advertisement boasts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cures a million women and relieves pain across neighborhoods. A separate item reports Judge Thompson in Newport and J H Thompson’s health concerns amid a fragile recovery outlook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia E. Pinkham
Massachusetts Mutual Accident Association Gains Popularity
Insurance inury protection grows as people seek accident coverage. The Massachusetts Mutual Accident Association of Boston leads in progress with liberal provisions and reasonable rates. J. G. White, on George Street, listed as their Harlington Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts Mutual Accident Association
Boston
Mass
Siate
J. G. White
George Street
Harlington
Ady
Convention City Ready as 1900 Republican Meet Opens
Philadelphia prepares for the 1900 Republican convention with the Waldorf Hotel Walton as headquarters and rooms booked for key delegations. The West Philadelphia hall seats up to 16 000. transportation and telegraph facilities are expanded. committees begin meetings on Wednesday while arrivals from Maine Connecticut New York Michigan and others gather for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behoylail
Llotel Wal Fon
Comaut
Convention
Philadelphia
University of Pennsyivantes
National Romantice
Dietie
Co Working
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
Associated Press
National Committee
Press Committee
James N.ilson
Delaware
Cuba
Eantesis
Penneylvania
United States
Scranton
Morivan Aetar
Alabama
Tielaciare
Shourtia
Uret
Tovi@tana
Pennsylvania
Texas
Nirge
Delaware River
Academy of Muelle
Josephh. Manley
Maine
Atlbusender
Mexico
Clayton
Arkansas
W. B. Heyburn
Idaho
J. H. Ashton
Washington
Richard C. Kerene
Missouri
St. Louis
Ambassador Clayston
Hann
Vermont Sons of Veterans Encampment in Bristol June
The Vermont Division of the Sons of Veterans and Ladies Aid societies announce the seventh annual encampment in Bristol June 17 to 21. The program includes division council, credentials, receptions, ceremonies, parade, and entertainment, with a public pleasure trip on June 21. Division Commander Morse offers thanks and encouragement in the closing order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Ladies’ Aid Societies
Vermont
Sons of Veverina
Ladies Aid Societies
J Sons of Veterans
Jiineith
20H
Siet
Courcil
Sreaston
Sons of Veterans and Ladtest Aid Society
Sone of Vetereans
VO Hall
Ang Gh Aid
Vermont Academy Announces 2nd Anniversary Events
Bellows Falls Vermont June 10 The 2th anniversary of Vermont academy will be held from June 17 to June 19 inclusive Sunday June 17 the sermon before the graduating class will be delivered by Rev Howard Wilbur Ennis of Brooklyn New York Tuesday evening June 19 the address he
Man's body found in river. missing husband identified
A workman found the body of Maj. Seth Jetson, missing since Saturday, in the river near a granite shed. Sheriff Bancroft identified the deceased by a brown derby hat. initial theory cites a fatal fall from a river wall following a Saturday night absence. Mrs. Johnson, wife of the deceased, was notified of the tragedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpellier
Wil
Peon Hrothers
Taylor Street
Japonnet & Telly
Bancroft
Seth Jetson
Kent Street
Johnson
Johannott & Hall
Ryle & McCormick
D. T. Donnelly
Mrs. Jonson
Offeer Banecroft
Allen's Foot-Ease delivers cooling relief for sore feet
Shake Allen's Foot-Ease into shoes to ease swollen hot and tired feet. It relieves ingrown nails blisters and callous spots and calms bunions. Trial package free. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for six cents. Allen & Olmstead Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen &. Olmstead
le Roy
Autopsy Finds Local Man Died By Drowning
Me John son was found dead with no foul play suspected after an autopsy by Chariton and AL 1 Mikey. The official cause is drowning likely after slipping into water while alone. Family members are traveling to attend a funeral scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lefont
Chariton and
AL 1
Mikey
Me Jomeson
Judge Thompson Very Ill in Vermont Supreme Court
Reports say Judge Thompson of the Vermont Supreme Court lies critically ill in Newport after typhoid fever contracted during infection. A Montreal physician arrived to examine him and noted signs of potential recovery remained unlikely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Sindge
J. H. Thompson
Supreme Court
Nls
Trasburgh
Peumont
le Tudge I
Th Thompeso
Supreme Court of Vermont
Wis
Ripton Caucus Ends With Mixed Results in June Vote
In Ripton, Midlebury, June 1, a party caucus produced a split showing both sides backing different candidates. Foster led in one faction while Page supporters claimed victory in another, amid debates on area sales and local figures including Megat and Charny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midlebury
Lit
Foster
Ie Megat
Charny Joe W. Beker
Hime
Fisk
E Stow
Fifty Years Married Henry Farrand Celebration in Barre
Mr and Mrs Henry Farrand marked their golden wedding at Mrs A Heath’s home in Barre with family present from Orange Center Barre Montpelier and Colchester. Guests included relatives Miss Hannah Mayo and Mr Fred Mayo. gifts totaled with wine and a large cake dinner and a poem for Miss Bertha Pike Calor. The couple married June 4 fifty years ago in Colchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Heath
Washington Etree
Parnes
A 4
Fartsharn
Orange Center
Owl
Burt
Mre
J. Stone
M Farrand
Learned Plain
Patrereon
White
Barre
Mike Care
Mike Care’ Rie Patreand of Montpelier
Faerand
Parrand
Harry
Hannah Mayo
Fred A. Mayo
Alten
Mrsrand
Mra
Farrand
Bertha Pike
Calor
Colchester
Sprained Ankle Quickly Cured Says Geo Cary Editor
Geo B. Cary editor of the Guide in Washington Vo says a severe ankle sprain was quickly cured after trying Chamberlain's Pain Balm. He reports relief began with use and a complete cure soon followed, with a guarantee available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whedon
National Bank of
Geo BE Cary
Guide
Washington
Chamberlain
Alumni events and college schedule outlined at Montpelier academy
The program lists an alumni prize speaking contest on Wednesday and a Christian associations address by Rev Wallace Butterick in the evening. Graduation exercises and a Dartmouth president address follow on Thursday morning. The day includes an anniversary dinner and annual baseball game with the academy and Washington, with board meetings and pensions noted for Soldiers Home in Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason S. Stone
Montpelier
Wallace Butterick
D. D
Albany
N.Y
William Jewett Tucker, DD
Dartmouth College
Academy
Washington
Board of Trustees
Vermont
Joseph A
Viet Hooper
Bennington
Burlington High School Wins Northern Vermont Cup in Baseball
The Hedmound High School team defeated St. Albans at Athletic Park Friday afternoon to claim the Northern Vermont High School Athletic Association cup. Morgan starred on the mound though last innings lacked support, while St. Albans pitched well but could not match Moerran. A reception and dance followed in the evening in honor of the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hedmound
St. Albans High School
Athletic Park
Burlington Boys
Morgan
St. Albans
Hateh
Moerran
Northern Vermont High School Athletic Association
Burlington
High Sirene
Gicat Surcesay
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Foster and Page Leaders
Chitten
Lamoille County
Hyde Park
Denie
Chittenden County
E. C. Mower
Shelburne Caucus
Jon Allen
Franklin County
W. C. Marsh
H. W
Baker
New York State
Putnam of
Barnard
Putnam
Hen
Sam Goodrich
Parker Burbank
George Goodrich
Congressional Outlook
Wal
Tham State Affairs
New Piven
Republican Cousus
Dent
A. P
Roscoe
J. BR. Bottum
J. A. Caldwell
G. , Flint
F. KB. Rowiey
St. George and Waltham
M.F. Allen
Dillingham
Congregationalists
Coynte
Mt. Anthony
Burt Brothers
Frank Miller
Cutter
John Treston
Donaway
Trai Ladour
Woodstock
Bacheller
J. C. Enright
G&g
Buckney
John Wool Griswold
Mr. Griswold
Isaac Pratt
Judge Thompson
Hiliourn Mas
Mick Fla Dache
Bowe
Convention City
Walton
Mittee
Vermont Sons OF Veterans
Brothers
Aistera
Iri
Morse
Bret
Green Mountain
Vermont Academy
Seth Johnson
L. H. Thompson
Ripton
Allen
Mr. and
Mrs. H.M Farrand
Standard Oil Company
Eet Teveland Plain Dealer
Telles
H. C.humphrey
Church St
W. P. Dillingham
Swan
Marie, Todd & Bard
Fulton Street
Montpelier, Vt
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