Green denies rumors of marital strife and engagement
Mrs. Hetty Green arrives at Bellows Falls Vermont residence and says rumors of trouble with her husband and daughter Sylvia’s engagement to a French nobleman are untrue. The family plans a long season in Vermont with Sylvia and her father arriving in early June, and Green expected to join after the Philadelphia convention.
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Bellows Falls
Hetty Green
New York
Miladelphia
Con
Green
Burgess Arrested for Court Contempt in Bennington
John H Burgess W arrested and jailed for contempt of court after failing to pay $4 a month to his former wife. Once married to a wealthy family, he left the state after two children, traveled to Massachusetts and South Dakota, and has been traced to the area as officers close in.
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Bennington
John H. Burgess
Iirstfield
Mass
Thaoick Falls
Caledonia County Caucuses Signal Shifts in Delegates
In St Johnsbury Vermont on May day caucuses elected delegates to the county convention. Grout leads with 80 delegates to 8 for Ross as Ross supporters carried Waterford narrowly and won in Barnet. Delegates from Peacham Ryegate Lyndon Burke Danville and Hardwick backed Grout. Syndon will nominate J W Sanborn for county senator. A Union service featured Rev Tob P Quimby.
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Grout
Sen
Ross
St. Johnsbury
Waterford
Barnet
Peacham
Ryegate
Lyndon
Burke
Danville
Hardwick
Syndon
J. W. Sanborn
Tob P. Quimbly
Universalist Church
Grand Army
Music Hall
Caledonia
Stafford
St. Johnebury
Gropan
Brarcard Vile
Iduldis- Dhey
Gen
Mont Liwandgis
Ross’ Trienus
Alex Tinnett
St Johnsbury
Iri
Tross Bast
Fiville
Efeht
Groursi
St. Johnsburg
Mule Unhon
Bates
Newark
Kirby
Helemutes Predged
Wendell B. Stafford
Rutland
Baker
Manese
City Hall
Joet, Baker
Ruthie
Wasteful practices in small farm operations cited by correspondent
A New York Evening Post correspondent lists wasteful farming methods from persistent overspending on unprofitable stock to neglecting soil and crop care. He cites keeping unprofitable animals, poor feed, improper manure use, neglected markets, and failure to apply timely agricultural guidance as key losses.
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Aston
Nike
New York Evening Post
Coffree
Farmer Neglect Criticized For Poor Farm Practices
A fragment lists various failings in agricultural care including weed killing, crop maintenance after harvests, cattle management, pest and weather issues, fowl welfare, and livestock protection. It also condemns personal neglect such as poor diet, lack of sleep, and inadequate recreation.
Chittenden County Republican Convention Set for June
The Chittenden county Republican committee met at the Van Ness House to fix the county convention date for nominating officers. The convention on June 1 will include 175 delegates, with apportionment for Bolton Burlington Charlotte Colchester Essex Hinersotigh Huntington Jericho Milton Richmond Shelburne St George Underhill and Williston among others, reflecting spring governor vote declines.
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Chittenden County
Republican Committee
van Ness House
Elihu G
A.T
Stevens
Richmond
Hhe Mae
Dalton St. George
Underhill
Burlington
Bolton
Chaarlotte
Colchester
Essex
Hinestorigh
Huntington
Jericho
Milton
Shelburne
Buea Burlington
St. George
Niterhil
Woetford
Williston
Death of an Old Resident Miss Harriet Ames
Miss Harriet Allen Ames died Saturday at 7 AM at 49 Grant Street aged ? She was born in Bridgewater on March 1 180, moved to Burlington and joined St Pauls parish as the oldest communicant. She was tied to a famous Massachusetts family including the Ames, with funeral held Tuesday afternoon.
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Harriet Ames
Massachusetts
Harriet Allen Ames
Grant Street
Miss Ames
Bridgewater
Aston
John Ames
Ames
Stetson
Caroline A. Mills
Birington
Burlington
Mopkins
Flers
Jesus
Miss
H. Gilbert
Ithaca
N. Y
Massachhusetts
Ann
Oakes Ames
Remarkable Remedy Endorsed By Hartford Druggist
Druggist A W Sawtelle of Hartford endorses Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. A customer praised its shore season relief and a man who fainted recovered after a dose. Guaranteed by all druggists. Washington reports pensions for Vermonters and a statue dedication near the Sahara Desert.
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Chamberlain
A. W. Sawtelle
Hartford
Discovery of corona and prominences from eclipse
In Atlanta and across the Southeast scientists report ideal weather for eclipse observation. Prof. Lord of Ohio finds evidence that the corona and solar prominences are composed of the same matter. Prof. Pickering notes prominences and perturbations, with Harvard and Lick Observatory teams recording successful photography and measurements. The blackout near totality and subsequent observations at Griffin, Philadelphia, and Washington are described, including multiple plates and spectrographic data. In Denver a rediscovery of the planet Eros is reported by Prof. Howe at Chamberlain Observatory.
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Lord
Ohio
Pickering
Atlanta
Thia Remaurkilie
Alabama
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Mar i
Lord of the Ohio State University
Harvard
United States Naval Observatory
Barnesville
Gritfin
Updegraff
Arneeville
J. C. Lord
State University of Ohio
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Griffin
Brown
Humphreys
Mitchell
Alfred F. Burton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Washington, Ga
W. Hi. Pickering
W. W. Campbell
Lick Observatory
India
Eros
Denver
Col
May
HW A
Howe
Chamberlain Observatory
Mros
Andy Two
Bere Hin
Arles
Woman’s Health Remedy Cited For Backache Relief
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Veget able Compound is praised as a woman’s medicine for women’s ills with claims of backache relief over thirty years. The ad urges readers to send letters and seek free counsel from Mrs. Pinkham at Lynn, Massachusetts.
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A. M. Bininger & CO
New York
Vermonters Receive Additional Pension Increases
May records grant pensions to Vermonters including James McLaughlin in bury East with an original amount and restoration for David N. Stattlehoro. Henry A. Bilver of Bennington renewal and increase. Truman Wimpton of Randolph with rise to 17. George H. Vice of Holland ten dollars. Joseph F. Benjamin at Soldiers Home Bennington with additional funds. Allen of Wallingford twelve. John B. Heaveyy of Brando n twelve. Henry C. Lyon of East St. Johnsbury five, as listed for 1911-era veterans.
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Washington
Congregational Convention of Vermont to Meet in Newport
The annual meeting of the Congregational Convention of Vermont will be held at Newport June 12 and 13. Readings, reports, and interdenominational talks are scheduled, with devotional services, papers, and addresses by Rev. Messie Waite Banks, Rev. J. Fuller, Rev. A J Lord, and others.
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Petings
Newport
Conerecational Convention
Vermont
Ehunh
Rell Eal
Fairbanks
Rev
Messie
Waitebanks
Palley
H.R. Miles
Loval
J. K. Fuller
A. J. Lord. Ooli
Woman's Flame Missionary Union
D. EB. Emerson
Lydia Hartig
WH. Alu
James L. Barton
D. Moston
AL B.C. BM
Newpe Congregational Church
Woman's Home Missionary Union
Arp
Bates
Richmond
Murlington
E.W. Freeman
Thal
Dullot
Randolph
May S
Bate Normal School
Randolph Center
Rey
Alanson L. Cooper
Afelock
Alexander Dunnett
Esi
Arthur G. Canfield
the Viuiversity of Kansas
University of Michigan
New Traffic Contract Shifts Freight Routes in Vermont
A new agreement between Boston and Maine and Canadian Pacific era lines will route freight trains over Grand Trunk trackage between Windsor and White River Junction via Brattleboro and connect with the Piscataqua line. Through passenger freights will move New London boats over Boston and Maine iron to Windsor. Windsor faces layoffs and homesloss as Windsor station staff relocate to White River Junction.
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Boston
Maine
Grand Trunk
Vermont
Windsor
Bellows Dale, May
la Heine Prin
White River Junction
Buson
New London
Brattleboro
Whia Meyre
Witdscar
White Fiver Junction
Dan Dunnett for State Senator and Rutland Baker Support
The report outlines local party meetings and caucuses across Vermont towns. It notes Grout supporters in Caledonia and St Johnsbury backing Alex Tinnett, while Rutland endorses Joe Baker for Congress. Randolph announces normal school commencement with faculty appointments.
Trout Fishing Record Broken at Darling Pond
Griffith and party catch 112 pounds of speckled trout in a single day at Darling pond while visiting Danby. The total trip tally reaches 127 pounds, shattering the local one day fishing record and possibly a regional high for recent years. Participants include J. C. Moore and notable guests from Rutland and Denver, with the event dated Friday morning through the following day.
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Griffith
L. Griffith
Danby
Mr. Griffith
J.C. Moore
Washington
Muir
Denver, CO
Merchants’ National
Darling Pond
Senter Favored as Democratic Nominee for Governor
From Montpelier comes word John W. Senter of Montpelier is the strongest Democratic gubernatorial candidate, with supporters noting his repeated mayoral terms and personal achievements. The Vermont Republican outlook predicts a GOP landslide in a presidential year.
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Montpelier
John WH. Senter
Provernor
T. W. Moloney
Rutland
Senter
Sonter
Vermont
A Season Soldier Faces Heavy Fire at Muster
A young recruit endures heavy shelling as the foe peppers him with fire shortly after muster at Exchange. The piece portrays a tense moment amid combat readiness and discipline.
Misread Romance Sparks Bitter Exchange in Chicago News
Fragmentary Chicago News item shows a heated exchange where one party insists a relationship cannot continue, while the other presses for more. The text hints at emotional strain and interrupted dialogue.
Injunction Halts Monument at Fair Haven Grave Site
A Rutland judge granted an injunction to prevent placing a 12 dollar monument over the grave of Father Thomas Lynell at Fair Haven. Michaud, attorney for the church, moved to arrange service of papers while no opposition to the injunction was reported. The case concerns protecting church property tied to the priest’s burial site.
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Father Lynch
Fair Haven
Twidee
Tal Wee Goentea Coe Apditian
Miehaud
Jay
Cattalte
Thehon Michaud
Rutland
Male Haven
Expensive Crutches and Trinkets Stir Emphatic Debate
A New York Sun piece argues high priced crutches show wealth and taste, contrasting plain maple models at 2.50 to 4 with rosewood pairs at 9 to 10, and even jeweled adornments on caps and initials. It quotes a New York dealer claiming trimmings drive cost, not the crutch itself.
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New York
the Inquirer
New York Sun
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Promoted For Cough Cures
An advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claiming a persistent cough signals serious diseases like consumption and bronchitis. It asserts early treatment with the remedy cures coughing and notes wide reputation and guaranteed satisfaction.
Remedies for codling moth in apples and Dr Moses Bragg's bequest
The article discusses codling moth control in apples with Paris green and alternatives, noting application timing before fruit set and cautions about foliage burn. It also reports the death of Dr Moses M. Bragg in Utica and his bequest of his New York history library to the New York Historical Society.
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Moses M. Bragg
Utica
New York
The
New York Historical Society
Dr Bragg
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