Prejudiced View of Henry VIII Discussed by Rural Pair
A traveler at a farmhouse talks with a farmer about Henry VIII and his six wives. The farmer defends Henry as a prudent, tender conscience amid executions, while the traveler weighs the bias and recalls rulers like Burr and Arnold.
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England
Henry VIII
Stratger
Henry
Widder
Anne Boleyn
Waal
Ilenry
Jane Seymour
Anne of Cleves
Cleves
Katherine Howard
Lemme
Jenry
Katherine
Elizabeth
Mery
Henry Will
Aaron Burr
Col
Benedict Arnold
Grange Membership and Meetings Across States in 1906
Reports show New York leading state membership with about 70 000 and Jefferson County at 6 850. New Jersey lists 155 000 members in 400 granges. New Hampshire has 205 subordinate granges and nineteen Pomona. Massachusetts reports 21 000 members, Vermont and Michigan note gains and active legislatures. National meetings schedule by state cites Connecticut hosting 1907 meet and various states holding annual sessions through December.
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New York State
New York Bay
National Grange Treasury
New York City
Jefferson
Banner County
New Jersey
Delaware
Farmers’ Institutes
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Pomona
Stanles
Kansas
United States
Connecticut
Meridiana
Juvenle
Washinton
Grange
Minny
Geange
Farmers’ Institute
Vermont
Michigan
Colorado
West Virginia
New York
Oregon
Washington
Tennessee
Texas
Californa
Kentucky
Towa
Largest Grange Counties in New York State
Jefferson and St. Lawrence counties lead the state by Grange membership with 6 850 and over 5 000 members respectively. The largest single Grange is Wolestr ins in New York with over 900 members. Jefferson has twelve Granges over 200 members and several over 600, with one at 367 members.
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C United States
Jefferson
St. Lawrence
New York State
Graps
California
Minnesota
Delaware
Rhode , Island
Jefferson County
Pennsylvania State Grange Holds 34th Annual Session in Dubois
The thirty fourth annual session of the Pennsylvania State Grange in Dubois drew about 4 500 delegates and visitors. The secretary reported thirty nine granges and seventeen reorganized granges during the year with a total membership of 5472. About 50 000 members exist in the state. Officers were transferred and elections held with a contested race for state Master between Till and Cornel. Till was re elected.
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Pennsylvania
Oetuurey
Cornel
Thy
National change report prints 100600 copies
A resistant committee approved the report amid broad support and the national change plan issued 100 600 copies for distribution to supporters and stakeholders.
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The
National Change
Marlboro Community Notes: Local Moves and Visits
Marlboro residents report job changes and new assignments from Brockton to Worcester. Fitts Bros store manager G. E. Marsh, Marlboro Grain Co employee Alex Mattheson, and J. Allison relocate from Worcester to Main Street. Social visits include Miss Annie Curley of Brighton with Miss Mary Galey in South Framingham, and George Hanley from Boston with Marlboro relatives. Local firms talk of factory outputs and additions while public events plan a Jan. 18 basket party and a Court Canada dedication.
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G.e. Marsh
Fitts Bros
E. G. Boitt
James O'Grady
Alex Mattheson
Marlboro Grain Co
P. J. Byrne
Water St
New Haven
Conn
J. F. Connors
West Main
Joseph Kelley
Ogdensburg
Peter Kelley
James Murphy
Howest
Worcester
Annie Curley
Brighton
Mary Gately
South St. H
BE. Lathe
Boston & Maine
George A. Hanley
Boston
Charles Flynn
New York City
Cornelius Flynn
Joseph Noel
Brockton
A. Rockwell
Rockwell & Allison
Huntington Ave
South Framingham
Rk. J Allison
Main’ St
John Sheehan
Gertrude Boink
Waltham
E. S. Morse
Napoleon Desaulniers
Sumner’ St
Alex Lapointe
Bond St
Doris
Gertrude Powell
Medford
W. J. Angell
Edward Browh
Hastings St
Henry Benoit
Sumner St
Providence
Eed
Ethel Neal
James
Donavan
Hildgeth
Southboro
Cand Lise Walter
Grquhart
Arthur Banks
Bemis Brothers
James Carey
Percy Fletcher
Diamond R Factory
James Harris
Marlboro. Business College
Arthur B. Gelinas
Skowhegan
le Am
TY. Warner
Chamberlain
Dr.Warner
Curtis
Joseph Courtney
Marlboro
Doctor Wilson Arrested in Larceny Case at State Street Office
Dr W Kin A Wilson was arrested on a larceny charge after a raid on his 44 State Street office. Police took three wagdalords of merchandise valued in the thousands, mostly surgical tools. Wilson denied the accusation.
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Boston
W. Kin A. Wilson
State Street
Financial District
Wilson
Higgins Inducted as Governor in Rhode Island Ceremony
In Providence on January 2 James H. Higgins of Pawtucket was sworn in as governor by former governor Gorge I Utter. Higgins then led oaths for other officers elect as the election was proclaimed from the steps of the state house amid a salute fired by the state militia.
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Providence
James H. Higgins
Pawtucket
Higgins
Gorge i. Utter
Halesny
Suburban Train Crash Leaves Passengers Injured
A Suburban traction car derailed after an accident, injuring several passengers. Two were hospitalized, while the rest escaped serious harm as the overturned car settled upright on the track.
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Ulfon
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