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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1895
Page
7
A sprawling, fragmentary account covers political tensions within the Conservative and Liberal parties, debates over Deligan rights and home rule, Woodbury and Murduck road votes, and worries about gold exports, debt, and economic policy. Mentions figures like Woolly and Rosebery, and references shifts in governance and reform plans amid a volatile fiscal climate.
A long, fragmented transcript reflects interjections on the Democratic candidate situation, criticizing third term prospects and party unity. Whitney expresses cautious optimism about next year's political climate, noting Republican strength and reform movements, while highlighting party tensions and anticipated Senate dynamics.
Brattleboro prepares for the Vermont Wheel Club Race Meet at the Fair Grounds on August 20 with a strengthened grand stand and track in prime condition. Visitors from Springfield Boston Holyoke Northampton Fitchburg Keene Windsor Kutland and other cities are expected to attend as crack riders vie for top honors in what officials promise will be Vermont’s best meet yet.
An intricate discussion unfolds on liquor Crate policy and reformers proposals. The piece surveys political figures like Col. Wontihiry and Sir Charles Dike, noting opposition to drink restrictions and calls for pension measures amid social unrest and parliamentary tensions.
In a terse note readers are told special efforts are being made to ease price pressures. Officials indicate steps are being prepared to stabilize costs while addressing the current waiting period for relief.
A garbled OCR passage references Republican and Democrat figures, appointments, and a parliamentary or legal process. It mentions a debate on chivalry, a Republic, and several names in a context of political maneuvering. The text is unclear and fragmentary.
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