Vermont Legislature Adjourns After License Bill Debate
In Montpelier on October 17 the legislature adjourned after a weekend session. The House passed the license local option bill without a referendum while the Senate approved a topographical survey measure and a memorial for Hiram A. Huse. Hale declines office as attorney general, prompting a potential special assembly to elect a replacement.
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House
Senate
Hiram A. Huse
Benator Mayo
Washoeston
Tite
Hiram AL Huse
Vermont
Sti Vilvertin
Sim Letta
Hale
Geav
Stanton
de Col
Halls
Spedhal
Wie Eines
Third Reading of Vermont Prohibition and Miscellaneous Measures
Proceedings in the Vermont House include Third Reading of a prohibition bill, debates on municipal and presidential suffrage, and petitions for temperance reforms. Various delegates from Addison to Warren discuss extending sermon length, local censure financing, and legislative references to committees on temperance and claims. Language is formal and period specific with multiple names and towns cited.
Official Record of the Day Senate Session Motions and Bills
The Senate convened at 10 o clock with devotional exercises. A vote defeated a doubt on adjournment. Bills introduced include repeal of a defaming court fine and election of a Thurington city judge. A bill for courthouse repairs and tax related provisions was reported with amendments for a temporary loan.
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Bill
Lenw
Oper Deer Lawson
J. A. Dixon
Hardwick
Tintley
Newbury
Senate
Walbridge
Benatar Sutton
W. B
Sutton
Thurington
Marel
Mayo
Charles Linherty
Franklin County
Amendments Adopted In Vermont Senate Read Third Time
The Vermont Senate adopted amendments and passed a private bill read third time. Senator Brownell introduced a Burlington petition for woman suffrage and a Wilton/ Awanton petition on prohibitory laws was referred. A topographic survey committee provision was read third time before adjournment.
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Brownell
Comba
Berkshire
Sentor
Senate
Senate Suriday
Is Eltivens
Burlington
Generis
Brown
Awanton
Joint Committee On Temperance
Howard
Vermont
Bouter Brownell
Sutton
Senvite
Life and Work in the City Diary
Fragmentary lines describe daily life and work pressures with references to local voices and a drug store. The sketch mentions Welfare and Wardens, and hints at community vitality and health concerns in a bustling town.
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Alfred Joe
Ossullivan & Young
Fire Sweeps White River Junction Freight House
A large freight house at White River Junction suffers a devastating blaze destroying most contents. Firefighters from the Boston and Maine and other lines fight the flames, with several cars and locomotives damaged. A few items are saved, and nearby warehouses report heat and smoke but no further casualties.
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White River
Boston & Maine
Meinland
Te Dilla
Trade Outlook: Eastern Retail Strength Gains as Coal Strike Ends
Bradstreet’s report notes improvement in eastern retail trade after the anthracite strike ends. Demand for jobs and durable goods rises, with strong wool, butter, cheese, and metals, while coal relief prompts price stabilization. Transportation remains the weak link, and iron, finished materials, and heavy woods show mixed gains.
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New York
Bradstreet
Shaw
Hoston
Woolie
Hebermarke
Walte
Restoration of Prosperity Assured by End of Strike Action
The weekly trade review notes a strike ending and revival in shoe shops and industry. It reports renewed orders in New Orleans mills, Cotton goods activity, and sustaining production as rolling stock and power remain constrained.
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New York
Dun & Cars
Weekly Review of Trade
Cewt
Cours
Wes
Miareh
Inside View of the Coal Strike Conference
Walter Wellman reports from Washington on the Roosevelt coal strike conference as observers feared the president might lose his temper during tense moments. Witnesses describe the cabinet and industry leaders debating responsibility and the president’s measured restraint throughout the sessions.
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Walter Wellman
Colliers Weekly Posty
Roosevelt
Tn Potee
Highey Ordeg
Roosevlt
Coal Wade Shere Oharang
Miteli
Mitchell
Ticcidenta
United States
Mr Roosevelt
Scott's Emulsion Ad Persuades Crowded Street Shoppers
An old man with weak digestion, a pale girl with thin blood, a young man with a narrow chest, and a sickly child are pictured in a busy street scene. The copy claims Scott's Emulsion will warm, feed, strengthen stomachs, restore color, soothe lungs, and help children grow.
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Scott
Roosevelt Roiled Talks as Railway Presidents Defied Meddling
Roosevelt pressed for a conference with railway presidents over the strike, but they resisted and attacked Mitchell and his union. Morgan and Perkins attempted dialogue to ease tensions, yet the leaders refused engagement, deepening the rift and prolonging the dispute.
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Roosevelt
Cortelyan
Carrer
Imiab
Washington
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Republican Party
Haag
Hanna
J. 2
Morgan
Poablle Jones
TMH
New York
R His Pares
Jo Pierpont Morgan
Hinna
New York To See Then Thoruibwhey Presidents Refused To See Me Milchetl Whey
Mitel
Cearse W. Perkins
JO PL Morgan & Co
Tall Perkins
Perkins
Towyar
Mr. Morgan
Europe
Ron Ceesart
Pennsylvania Railway
Reading
Whintrute
Vermont Legislature Paces Through Dual Sessions
Two joint assemblies in one day slowed regular work as Vermont lawmakers considered a broad license bill, debated tuberculosis and cattle disease risks, and heard cattle commission and veterinary testimony. The House rejected a third reading on changing the legal rate of interest, while temperance members outlined a new straight license bill.
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House B
Stiles
George W .Worcester
Thetford
Cattle Commission
Representative White
Woodstock
Windsor County
White
Kendall
West Windsor
McFeeters
Dovelnes
Williston
Iman
Board of Cattle Commisioners
Temperance
Joint Committee On
Representatives
Gc.ow
Davenport
Brattleboro
Vermont Cattle Tuberculosis Bill Debate At Capitol
The Senate and House agriculture committees met in Montpelier to discuss Vermont tuberculosis laws and the bill affecting diseased cattle. Representative Dean chaired the hearing. Mr. Highee argued the current law is unconstitutional for taking property without compensation. Senator Stilee urged careful consideration before weighing Mr. Highee’s points.
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Montpelier
Get
Senate
House
W. Tiblee
Charlotte
Dean
Ferrisburgh
Higher
Powers
Highee
Vermont
Stilee
St.obnsbury
Eben
Bill Introduced in House to Protect Milk Dealers
A bill to protect milk dealers and consumers against tampering with milk cans is introduced by Senator Browne l. It requires milk buyers and sellers to file copies of permits in town clerks offices and publish them in newspapers with penalties for tampering including fines and imprisonment. The Senate convened for a joint assembly and adjourned after routine business.
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House
Fletcher Per Cavendish
Russell
Senate
Peek
Brandon
Sifth Hiss
Apethecar
The
General Fund
Htehney
Joint Committee On
Journal of
Beck
WC ‘Tu
Hinesburgh
Vermont
Avery
Sor West Ruthind
Temperance
Brownell
Iamp
Representatives
Hell
Sente
Lrownell
Board of Visitors
Noeciel University
Wis
Committee On Mill
Ors
Hull
Wasine
Brown
Proceeds and Debates in Vermont House Amid Tax and Education Bills
Vermont House proceedings show multiple measures on deer fishing seasons and trout restrictions, tax changes, and teacher certification renewal. Joint assembly names justices for several towns and votes on probate officers while a memorial seeks prohibition and woman suffrage.
Vermont House Debates Highway Taxes and State Appointments
The session discusses amending highway and state tax rates and introduces bills on windham county repairs and the windham aqueduct. A joint assembly votes to elect multiple state officers including chief judge and associate judges, superintendent of education, sergeant at arms, and high officials for two year terms, with numerous appointments approved viva voce despite some dissent.
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Morethen
Reytire
Hehways
Hood
Tenehem
Porter
Wilmington
Windham County
H. Sf
Allard
Colchester
Winooski
Pape
Burre City
Ewes Pers
Soper
Randolph
Bulley
Newbury
St. Johnsbury
Third Reading
Rutland Richroad Co. Joint Assembly
Supreme Court
Emery
Orange
John W. Rowell
Viva Voce
Cowland
Shattleboro
James M. Tyler
Brattleboro
Annis
Orleans
Spencer
Windham
Gale
Guilford
Rider
Bristol
Tyler
Viva Voor
Mor
Fowler
Manchester
Loveland Munson
McFerters
Hapsburgh
Henry Art
Bakersfield
Combs
Ikiin
Hyde
Start
Viva Vous
Senator Mayo
Washington
John $1. Watson
Montpelier
Russell
Chi
Barre
A. J. Sibley
Ellis
Fairfaven
Phelps
James W. Brock
Brock
Dartt
Springfield
Fuller
Wershire
Stiles
Caledonia
Pipe
Turre
Stafford
Morristown
James W. Brook
Sibley
Mr. Brock
Oringe
William Gh. Gilmore
Pairles
Morrill
Strafford
Heath
Gen. Gilmore
Crown of
Pranklin
Col Altre A. Whill
St. Albans
Col
Hall
Walhridge
Barox
O'Sullivan
St Albans
University
Vermont
State Agricultural College
Fletcher
Cavendish
William P. Dillingham
Waterhurs Gid
Ted Viva Vace
Henry
Coventry
Wheeleroaf Tray
Viva Vee
George Tollaffee
Trutlind
Burke
West Ruthind
Viva Vace
Smith
North
House
Cleveln
Goes Like Hot Cakes Druggist Claims Quick Sales
The druggist quotes T Smith of Tp is Kv touting a consumption cure soothed by a long trial. He claims twenty six years in practice with no failure and says mothers, patients, and doctors have found relief where other remedies failed. A free trial and a regular price of $1 are offered.
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T. Smith
Tpiis
Ciuwett Alwiss
Bette
Funeral Services for G W Atkins Held at Congregational Church
Funeral for G W Atkins was held in Waterbury with Rev Fr Wellogs officiating. Knights from Zion Commanders gathered from Waterbury Moretown Waitsfield Stowe Northfield Randolph as a special Montpelier train carried attendees and floral tributes marked the gathering.
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Montpeiier
Waterbury
Tite Ge
Atkins
Chiurat
Wrellogs
Citzen
My Zion Commmanders
Wisa
Moretown
Wyaitsfield
Stowe
Northfield
Randolph
Montne
Montpelier
AN. Lewis
G. FE
Almon
Collins Blakeley
de Bart Cross
BW. Morse
Alo Thanchard
Kierry Huntley
Teaten Op
S. Mallard
A. Batehelder
Whittier
Bir Muights
Collins Alckelay
Deasis Kidney Pills Endorsed By Burlington Resident
A Burlington resident, 1 Oclatr of 8 Fipge Street, credits Deasis Kidney Pills with easing long standing back and kidney pain. He describes persistent ache and sleepless nights until using the product sold at Woo Heddereon's drug store, with Foster-Mmithurn Co in Buffalo also listing the price. Remembers the name Doune’s.
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Burlington Reescents
Deans
Woo Heddereon
Doun
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