Newport Locals Update on Week’s Happenings and Memorial Plans
Newport locals report on baseball practice for G Ray Sheehan at Daines’ Park Tuesday evening ahead of the opening game with Morrisville on Decoration Day. The town also notes illness visits, travel for work, Memorial Day planning led by Judge Stanley Wilson, and local entertainment screenings at the Premier Theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Ray Sheehan
Newport Baseball Tet
Sheehan
Morrisville
Ethel Tuiley
Mansonville
Luke Lovetin
Montpelier
Earle W. Davis
H * Wight
Adv
J . Elton McGowan
Angeline Hurns
Fellows Falls
Brink
Alexander Porter
Charles Hayes
North Troy
Juste Stanley Wilson
Judge Wilson
Newport
Tom Turis Ene
Sir. Johnsbury
Hector J. Laphinte
Espean
Lincoln Was Dark Horse In Great Convention
Lincoln rose as a dark horse at the 1860 Republican convention amid intense interest. Seward led early, backed by Thurlow Weed, while Horace Greeley opposed tireless campaigning. The week featured distractions from circuses to theater, with slavery on the platform and debate over admitting border states. The convention’s final day moved toward selecting a candidate as delegates and platform details were settled.
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Lincoln
William H. Seward
New York
Thurlow Weed
Deleiies
Greeley
Seward
Weed
Woolf
Lucretia Borgia
David Wilmot
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Kentucky
Texas
Platform Committee
Wood
Jor Seward
Sewards
Ron Lincoln
St Seward
YW. &. Cartier
Cleveland
Cartier
Ohio
Chase
Lindgin
Ates
United States
Republiicans
Frank C. Lowden
Minis
S. R. McKelvie
Nebraska
Lowden
McKelvie
Telve
Jennor Coolidge
Massachu
Francis Burton Harrison
Philippines
Arthur Yager
Porto Rico
Thome Riggs, Jr
Alaska
J. McCarthy
Mawel
New England
M. H. Holcomb
CE. Milliken
Calvin Goolidie
H. Bartlett
RL. Boeckman
PW. Clement
Lydia Pinkham's Remedy Cited In Personal Claim
A letter from Victors Korrk of Summit credits Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with easing digestive, backache, and menopausal symptoms. The writer urges others with warning signs to try the product, describing a rapid improvement after starting the remedy.
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N.o
Lydia
F. Pinkham
Oak Ridge Ave
Summit
Lydia PB
Pinkham
Kopple
Learn When to Be Silent and Speak Effectively
The text discusses balance between talking and listening in conversation. It suggests progress comes from realizing the need to explain details and consciously reiterate actions completed or not done. It implies attitudes that may reflect biases about women's understanding of ideas.
Life at the Village Reading Place Stirs Curious Gloom
A fragment recalls Amos Darby, host of a local gathering, as the first reader to receive the weekly issue at Ghy Parkinson's grocery. The scene hints at village esteem and public reading habits in a small community setting.
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Amos Darby
Postruss
Parkinson's
Amos
Local News Roundup From St Johnsbury and Passumpsic
Alton Way and Gerald Fay spent Sunday in Morrisville. Proceeds from a Grenfell Association lecture exceed 170 dollars for Labrador work. Harold W. Slocum of Burlington plans a St Johnsbury luncheon for the Pittsford preventorium drive with state chair Fred A. Howkind attending. Assemblies report farm sales and births in St Johnsbury area. Passumpsic features a free stereoptical lecture by Rev. Allen Spiddell and a drive for the Inter Church World movement surpassing its $4,024 pledge.
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Alton Way
Gerald Fay
Morrisville
St. Johnsbury House
Pittsford
Fred A. Howkind
Montpeliar
E. Barquin
Florence Sealey
Claramont
Huntley
Sarah Woodward
Newark
Stas Randal
Hpa
Bryant
Alex Burke
John Tierney
Brightlank Hospital
James Lowan
Swanton
Almond Wheelock
Passumpsic
Allen Spiddell
Burlington
Spiddell
Inter Church World Movement
Bannet Church
Mr Vail And The Common People
The death of TN Vail drew wide attention as he was a prominent figure who remained connected with ordinary citizens, much like Roosevelt, maintaining close contact with the common people from whom he drew support.
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MR. Vail
Randolph Herald and News
TN. Vail
Arrow
Roosevelt
A Good Word for Mel Morse
The Hyde Park News and Citizen endorses Mel vin G. Morse for public office. Morse has held multiple appointed positions over the years and now serves as Tax Commissioner, having recently transferred from Reference Librarian. He is well liked in Lamoille County for his genial nature and many friends.
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Hyde Park News and Citizen
Melvin G. Morse
Merik
Rch
Lamoille
Valuable Reproof and Local Classifieds in Newport VT
Reproof notice references Pullen and Williamson. Classifieds advertise Wanted good boys to sell Newport Records with Mr. Howe in Newport Vermont. Automobile listings include a 1910s roadster and touring car at favorable prices. Tub makers needed at Orleans NH plant and Lisbon VT plant plus veneer mill staff. Also a secondhand house business for sale via Mrs Saath Sakal in Newport Vermont.
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Newport Records
Mr. Howe
Newport Vt
Sal
Peanless
Jeffrey
A. H. Grout
Newport
Orleans
Lisbon
N. H
EL CI Company
Orleans Vt
Saath Sakal
Central St
Nowport
Women Senators of Old in a Tangled Senate Note
Fragmented OCR describes a set of women in an ancient senate with names like Nyome and Manieh amid references to meetings at the Quirinal and themes of cruelty and governance. The text is garbled, but implies a historical political scene with notable female figures.
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Rone
Khugtilans
Colored rains and atmospheric dust explain bloodlike rains
The article discusses colored rains and reports no records of bloodlike falls. It explains the phenomena as resulting from dust in the atmosphere and related atmospheric processes, noting observations from Langthing Hat Loppers and nearby areas.
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Wwe
Unclear excerpt on hardy mountain life and life on roof of world
Fragmentary text praises a remarkable animal rival to the Human Fry and a fearless mountaintop survivor. It references life sustaining in extreme environments and notes a publication claim about the People's Home Magazine.
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Iighorn
People's Home
Ays
Two Famous Brogues and Broken English as Foreign Gossip
The text ridicules language varieties calling Creole English and Pennsylvania Dutch brogues while labeling a foreigner’s English as hit perfect Engtish. It mocks linguistic prejudice through a professor’s remark on dialects.
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Professor Bears
Hell
Phos Beleinannts
Hellas
Pennsylvania
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