No Compulsory Test Bill and Vermont Legislature Actions
Montpelier Oct 7 nearly all House members and about half the Senate met as gavels fell. The House committees were announced and debates referenced General Grout’s funeral. Legislation included a plan for cattle tuberculosis board and a plurality election bill for representatives.
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House
Douglass
Williston
Senate
Russell
Hinesburgh
Board of Cattle Commissioners
Vermont
Chittenden County
Cured Monthly Pains Sold by Lydia E Pinkham’s Compound
Miss Nettie Blackmore of Minneapolis shares that Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured her painful monthly periods after a skeptical start. She reports headaches and dark spots fading as health improved and urges other women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts. Miss Jennie L Epwards of Washington endorses the remedy after five months of use for a chronic difficulty and renewed vitality.
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Nettie Blackmore
Minneapolis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lodge
Nerriz Biacrxswons
Central Ave
Minn
Mre
Prxrxnam
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Jennie L. Epwards
N. W
Washington, D. C
Public notices and political moves in Montpelier race records
The column lists numerous townships and committees amid a slate of political items. It notes death honor for Gen. WOW Grout, a funeral plan, and a proposed three senator five representative funeral attendance, plus railroad commission bills and a Senate committee lineup.
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Wow. Grout
Bath
Senate
Merrifield
House
Freeman meeting presiding officer protections act
S10 by Senator Russell proposes an act to prevent mistakes by the presiding officer at freemans meeting and calls for red colored reballots for justices and a red ballot box labeled justices of the peace. B11 by Senator Brown amends sections of 1918 and 192? of Vermont Statutes, referred to judiciary, sets fines of 500 for witnesses who refuse to obey in state cases after mileage and five dollars per day for attendance. Joint resolution grants use of the House hall to Vermont Officers Reunion. Senate rules committee chaired by Brownell reports and adopts the recommended rules. Senate adjourns on Mayo of Washington motion.
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General Assembly
State of
Vermont
Bald Board
Chiairman
Board of Cattle Commissioners
Board
Tne
Btute
Meeting OF
Colonial Dames
Society of Colonial Dames
Montpelier
Vermont Officers Reunion Society
United States
Dillingham
M'Cullough
McCullough
Bates
Graham
Russell
Greene
Brownell
General Committee
Phel
Welling
Judiciary
Justices of the Peace
Brown
Simmons
Hall of
House of Representatives
Senate
Mittee
Mayo
Washington
General Grout
William FP. Dillingham
Waterbury
Charles A. Prowuty
Newport
Jonathan Rosa
St. Johnsbury
Justin 8. Morrill
Seneca Haselton
Burlington
Grout
Haselton
Prouty
Ross
Maselton
Northfield
Woman's Auxiliary
Board of Missions
Paul F. Hoffman
Bishop Hall
Joseph Reynold
Trinity Church of Rutland
South
Proceedings in the House Increase taxes on corporations bill introduced
The House opened with devotion then journal read. Porter of Wilmington introduced bill H 3 to raise corporate taxation across railroads telegraph and other firms. Douglass of Williston offered H 3 on elections and plurality voting timing. Gale of Guilford proposed preserving surveyor general papers. Adjournment by Blake of Eden.
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Dartt
Springfield
Battell
Middlebury
Porter
Wilmington
Leotiens
Ladd
Albureh
Fuller
Versijre
Marah
Sheldon
Morey
Rupert
Crandall
Wells
Preble
Shoreham
Jones
Halifax
Federal Relations
Fitzpatrick
Pittstam
Sweet
Huntington
Sessions
Goshen Day
Baltimore
Ellis
Pittsfield
Ball
First Haven
Mason
Mount Tabor
Mineans
Fletcher
Cavendish
Morrill
Strafford
Ills
Fairhaven
Wheeler
Rockingham
Richardson
Montpelier
Harrington
Cambridge
Cabot
Vincent Burlington
Willey
Bharon
Eaton
Waitsield
Claflin Hancock
Tilley
St George
Heath
Fairlees
Allen
Tradefield Judiciary Committee
Eddy
Robbin T Dummerston
Newton
Reading
Pawlet
Hallenheek
I.more
Montgomery
Isle la Motte
Russell
Kirby
Lannie
Victory
Banks
Contand
Frattleboro
Waterbury
Mattison
Chelsea
Dean
Ferrisburgh
Waterman
Chester
Horton
Poultney
Gallagher
Craftsbury
Manufactures
Pearl
Johnson
Rookwood
Bennington
Willard
Townshend
Seaver
Barton
Graham
Ludlow
Chittenden
Martin
Corinth
Pillsbury
Sutton
Agriculture
Douglas
Williston
Gilman
Ryegate
Wood Georgia
Thitterfield
Weathersfield
Taylor
Sherburne
Brookfield
Dunklee
Vernon
Ward
Duxbury
Tillotson
Covell
Lemington
Grand Hat Adams
Marlboro
Glastonbury
Graves
Waterford
Perrin
Berlin
Fivon
Underhill
Killings
Rinton
Bawver
Sudbury
Miles
Albany
Carpenter
Orange
Pierce
Shrewsbury
Fisk
Fayston
Northrop
Fairfield
Myde
Grand Isle
Windsor
Drew
Maidstone
Pape
Barre City
Davis
Proctor
Smith
Northfield
Pond
Berkshire
Blake
Eden
Thurston
Prighton
Rundy
St. Johns
Priggs
Granville
Connell
New
House
Senate
Cowland
Brattleboro
Gale
Guilford
Douglass
Guillford
Epworth League Burlington District Convention at Fair Haven
The Burlington district Epworth League annual convention will be held in Fair Haven on October 29 and 30 with a full program of devotional services sermons and addresses by clergy from Vermont New York and nearby areas. Delegates and visitors will be entertained free. those seeking entertainment should notify Rev. J M Appleman with a delegate card.
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Burlington District
Fair Haven
Vergennes
Epworth League Society
V. Vischer
Vischer’s Ferry
Epworth League
John Duffield
Rutland
Solo
Vischer
R. L. Thompson
Brandon
J. M. Appleman
Shushan
N. Y
J. R. Morris
Castleton Solo
Lyman Cook
Cambridge
TI. V. Vischer
George W. Brown
N. L. Ball
Ferrisburgh
J. M. Applesman
Strange man taken into custody by Waterbury police
Waterbury on October 7 a man was arrested after being put off a train by a conductor and jailed. He was released then jailed again due to odd behavior. He is described as a foreigner and no one can communicate with him.
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Waterbury
U S Courts Open October Term In Rutland Vermont
Rutland October term of the United States Circuit and District courts opened at the federal building. Judge Hoyt I L Wheeler presided. Docket calling and juror swearing began. Case Collins & Cetul vs O'Brien & Sheehan set for trial this afternoon over Rutland railroad extension through Lake Champlain island. Vermont pensioners list notes Williams T. Burr Bradford receives a $12 increase.
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Rutland
United States Circuit
District
Federal
Hoyt IL Wheeler
Brattleboro
Collins & Cetul
O'Brien & Sheehan
Rutland Railroad
Island
Lake Champlain
Gen Grout Dead Funeral Thursday in Kirby
Ex congressman William W Grout died at his Kirby farm at 7 am aged 66 after a seven weeks illness of gastritis and heart failure He leaves four brothers three sisters and a widow His life spanned politics law and service from Vermont counties through state offices to the U S Congress with notable service on committees and as District of Columbia chairman The funeral is Thursday at 1 pm from the Kirby home with burial in East St Johnsbury
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St. Johnsbury
William W. Grout
Kirby
George
Guy
Josiah
Derby
Theophilus
Boston
James
George W'fford
Mary Dwinell
Sketcil
Grout
William Wirt Grout
Compton
Caledonia County
William
John Grout
England
Watertown
Mass
Ayers
Haverhill
Chase
Elijah Grout
Charlestown
Stark
Bennington
Theophilus Grout
Moose River
Vermont
Poughkeepst Law School
Newark
Barton
Orleans County
Stannard
St. Albans
Smith
State Senate
Orleans
Bradley Barlow
Greenbacker
Poland
Mississippi River
District of Columbia
Interior
Treasury
War Departments
Bureau of Agriculture
Congressional Campaign Committee
Stark and Webster
East St. Johnsbury
General Grout
Norwich University
Weather Its Aftermath Helped Greenville Farmer Recover
Greenville Oregon farmer John Lee recounts years of illness after a cold spring rain and grip. He credits Dr Williams Pink Pills for Pale People, saying about three boxes cured him. Pills advertised as a remedy for lingering germ effects from fever and various ailments. Sold by dealers or via Dr Williams Medicine Co Schenectady NY.
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Fme
John Lee
Greenville
Oregon
Edmunds High, Montpelier Tie 6–5 After Close Football Battle
Edmunds High School from Burlington edged Montpelier Seminary 6 to 5 in a hard fought game on the seminary grounds. End runs by Watkins and Kendall opened Edmunds, Montpelier answered with a second half touchdown, Edmunds held on defense at the three yard line, final time in center field with the ball. Time halves 15 minutes referee Pretty umpire Bostwick. Two tombs of great antiquity were found in the Necropolis in the Roman Forum.
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Montpelier
Edmunds
Burlington
Montpelier Seminary
Watkins
Kendall
McCuen
Edmonds
Meiyer
Seymore
Batchelor Andreannt
Ryt
oPt
Marvin Whitton
G. Og
Gordon Austin
Tebberotts Frank
Howard Rice
Lowie Wright
Lee
Miller McCuen
A. B
Melver Watkins
Slob
Wells Beach
F. Bo
R. Haynes Kendall
M H. R
H. L. Haynes
Pretty
Bostwick
Le Roy Plow Promises Ease and Versatility for Farmers
The best farmer in town uses the Le Roy Plow for top results. The ad claims the plow outperforms other tools, with numerous styles to suit seed needs. It guarantees truthful representation and invites readers to request a catalogue from F W. BE, VANTINE in Alburgh, A J TAYLOR in Burlington, or GRAY & MUDGETT in Fasex Junction.
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Vantine
Alburgh
A.J. Taylor
Burlington
Gray & Mudgett
Fasex Junction
Naval Parade at Arlington Honors General Wright Monument
A morning naval parade in Arlington, Washington, drew crowds as attendance grew overnight. Veterans of the Army of the Republic, reunions for Second Army Corps units, and a monument to late General Horatio Gordon Wright were featured. Prominent speakers included Governor Bliss, General Wilson, and Secretary Root, with remarks on veterans, the flag, and national service.
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Washington
Army of the Republic
Friends
Ba Assembly
Camp Roosevelt
Eich
Turing
Sons of Veterans
Horatio Go Wrisht
Sixth Army Corps
Arlington
Second Army Corps
Penneslvania
22Th Army Corps
Grane
Fourth Army Corps
Sherman
Army of A Potomac
Sheridan
214 Army Corps
Farragut
Philip Sheridan
Frosternor Bills
Michigan
J. Wilson
Bristol
Figur Allen
Ninth
Michigan Cavalry
Willian Beitz
Penneyivani
Riau League
Root
Prt
Joseph
Bliss
Senate
Alger
Wilson
Reposal
Joe Johnston
Wade Hantypton
Mexico
Jacob H. Smith
Geo. O. Howard
John McElroy
Smith
Cuba
Philippines
Death by own action at Ellensburgh Center
Charles Higgins aged 20 son of Jamee Higgins a merchant living at Ellensburgh Centre Clinton N Y despondent and in poor health for some time shot himself early this morning dying soon after The act caused consternation and is attributed to his poor health His father is a prominent well to do man
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Matone
N.Y
Charles Higgins
Jamee Higgins
Ellensburgh Centre
Clirton
N. Y
Appointment for White as ambassador to Italy reported
Washington dispatch notes Henry White, secretary at the U S embassy in London, is to be named ambassador to Italy. The late president planned this reward for Mr White but no opportunity arose. The appointment is still pending while Mr Meyer continues as ambassador in Rome for the winter.
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Washington, Okt
Henry White
United States
London
Italy
Messinies
White
Iumbenes
Meyer
Rome
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Gen. Grout
Gold Dust Twins
Oly
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Winhill
Stockbridge
Sparrow
East Montpelier
Williams
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Manmer
Lincoln
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Brush
Bolton
Nugent
Bloomfield
Hood
Topsham
Woodward
Waterville
Tele la Motte
Robinson
Pletcher
Kelley
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Hall
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Thompson
Andover
Walker
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Fairfax
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Farrington
Searsburg
Addison
Hoffman
Wheelock
Dutton
Brownington
Dubuque
South Hero
Ducharme
Norton
St Montpelier
Faris
Danby
Badley
Groton
Patterson
Lowell
Pridges
Athens
Wood
Woodford
Batten
Peck
Fish
Royalton
Dover
Towner
Bridgeport
Hammond
Franklin
Hyde
Bakersfield
Gen. Grour
State House
Frank RE. Miles
Spencer
Windham
R. Meacham
Barnet
Backus
Walbridge and Brownell
Clarence Miller
C. V. Grismer
D. D
Plattsburgh
W. H. Washburne
G. T. Lemmon
North Ferrisburgh
H. L. Kelton
Strange Man
U. S. Courts
Williams T. Burr
Bradford
Johnson & CO
Nelu
E. H. S. Victorious
H. G. Wright
Arington
Ellensburgh Center
H. C. Humphrey
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