Editorial Scribbles on Sabbath, Drugs and Politics
The editor cites Rev Silliman Blagden on keeping the Sabbath holy and mocks fashionable church attire. It notes Vermont drug sales and opium figures, remarks on Parkhurst and race, and jests about cannibals, yachts, and the Burlington Clipper’s narcotics table. It also covers Memorial Day observance prompts, a hearing in Jones case, local cruelty investigations, and assorted letters and notices.
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Boston Traveler
Silliman Blagden
Vermont
Blagden
Burlington
Grinnell
Celestial Kingdom
Painkiller claims in Vermont clipper ad mix
A Vermont Station corn trial reports Sanford Red Cob Leaming and Virginia varieties with Sanford silage best for cows. Red Cob matures better but water content reduces feed value. overall water adds lift but no food value. Comet sightings from Lima Peru amid debate over identity and a crippled man in Poughkeepsie earns $12,000 in Seattle candy shop winnings. Japan appoints acting premier Marquis Sayoji as ministers resign except Viscount Watanabe.
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Vermont
Tites Farm
Sanford
Virginia
Scott's Emulsion described as life improving remedy
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil is praised as life enhancing for all ages. It restores appetite, lifts burdens of food, aids flesh gain, and brightens work and duty. The ad claims it replaces food for a weak stomach and offers samples by mail from Dearborn Street.
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Chamberlain
A. W. Sawtele
Hartford
Conn
Randall
Scott
Erie
Doan
C. V. Pitts
Broad Street
New London
Pais
New
Photana Ay
Jon Recei
Brice Foster-Milburne
Baily
New Catarrh Cure Promises Permanent Relief
An old practitioner touts SNUFFLES THE GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE as a nondrial remedy that reaches the disease, relieves and permanently cures catarrh by removing the cause and stopping discharges. It’s sold for one dollar with instructions, plus advice from the discoverer. Also mentions De Wet and DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve as remedies and lists several names.
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United States
Canada
Edwin B Giles & Company
Market Screet
Philadelphia
Coal tax adopted in historic House vote in London
The House approved the coal tax by 33% to 227 with a 1 shilling a ton export coal levy by 106. A party line issue, the government secured near record attendance as galleries overflowed and ministers defended the measure amid Liberal critics.
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London
Edward Grey
H. Af. Asquith
William Abraham
Charles Fenwick
Westminster
Seven Die in Chicago Tenement Fire Bargain Real Estate
Seven persons burned to death in a South Chicago tenement as a freight train blocked firemen. Train crew arrested without bail. Also notes openings on Transsiberian traffic and wide arrests in Russia. Leopold II plans electric railways with a Brussels to Antwerp route and a mansard two story house sale near Manchester for one thousand dollars.
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Chicago
Leopold Pinus
Brussels
le Petit
Leopold
Antwerp
Ostendale
Paris
Manchester
War Loan Allotment Announces 30 Million Allocation
London May 3 Sir Michael Hicks Beach announced in the house of commons that 30,000,000 pounds of the new 60,000,000 war loan had been allotted. Of this amount 11,000,000 goes to the Rothschild syndicate 10,000,000 to J B Morgan Co and 5,000,000 to the Bank of England. Also notes unrelated items on a woman locking up a sheriff in Watertown and a typhoid fever outbreak near Metz.
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Jones
Middlebury
Nelson Jones
Ida Fosburgh
Miner C. Jones
Merritt David Fosburgh
Fosburgh
Shoreham
Ida
London
House of Commons
Michael Hicks Beach
Ectlor
Exchequer
Rothechild Syndicate
J. 8. Morgan & Co
Bank of England
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Metz
Hevarion Regiment
New Board of Trade
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Board of Trade
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