Windham County Reformer's Advertising and Subscriptions Rates
The Windham County Reformer lists subscription options and advertising rates. Subscriptions 1 year 1.00 six months .50 with various fractions and per copy 6 cents. Advertising includes want ads selling or letting items, reading notices at per line rates with discounts for consecutive insertions, and display ads with tiered inch rates and long-term discounts. Continuous rates apply for multiple insertions and year-long display. Transient advertising requires cash in advance.
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Enow Isskurios
Politics and tariffs from a classic editorial snarl
A collection of opinions on Cuba tariff policy imperialism and elections. The piece rails at Roosevelt tariff contrasts with German policy and mocks Taft remarks on Filipino juries. It notes Wheeler statements and Bailey as a candidate for state auditor while lampooning sugar and Cuban markets.
Intered at Drattle pone port One AG MT
Intered at Drattle, a port scene, records indicate an incident involving AG MT and COND CLAg6 MATL. Authorities report unclear details while investigators sort material and identify parties and location. Further updates pending.
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Drattle Pone
One AG MT
State auditor push for liquor agency probe and reform in Vermont
The Vermont State Auditor's concern over liquor agency accounts grows, suggesting a full investigation past and present. Reports from Montpelier show high liquor costs and profits diverted as commissions, with Brattleboro and others cited for schemes. Proposes wiping the system from statutes. also notes oleomargarine bill fate and Cuba reciprocity debate shaping Vermont policy and politics.
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Barber
St. Albans
Brattleboro
Montpelier Liquor Agency
Montpelier
Vermont newspapers view reciprocity with Cuba and state politics
A compilation of Vermont editorial stances and comments from multiple papers. It notes strong pro reciprocity sentiment toward Cuba, questions about gubernatorial ties to major rail interests, reactions to indictments, caucus reform talk, and calls for competent Central Vermont management under Fitzhugh, with diverse views on national and state policy. Entities include Vermont senators, Central Vermont, Barre Times, Randolph Herald, Rutland News, Montpelier ATEAs, and Dr. Webb.
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St. Albans
Cuba
Vermont
New York Central
White River Junction
Central Vermont
Barre
Fitzhugh
Mr. Dooley
Hennessey
Randolph Herald and News
Martin
Allen
Green Mountain
Windham County News From A Distant Era
A Burlington area itemizes a house fire on Springfield road near Bellows Falls with $1000 loss and $8500 insurance, a woman hosts a whist party, and a Grand Army post campfire is postponed. Notes cover measles, town reports, a lawsuit delay, stock inventories, and Wilmington High School graduation events with detailed program items and four graduates honored.
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Peter Teyo
Springfield Road
Bellows Falls
Joseph Teyo
Public sentiment echoed as jury rejects spotter evidence
A Caledonia county jury rejected a spotter's evidence in a local case, a decision viewed as potentially significant regarding public sentiment. The remark contrasts and reflects commentary from contemporary editorials in Chicago Tribune and St. Albans Messenger.
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Chicago Tribune
Caledonia County
St. Albans
Why the Boston Sunday Journal Sells and Sells
A report notes high demand for the Boston Sunday Journal across New England driven by its world news, striking features, a magazine section with Magic Pictures, and a color painting reproduction. Circulation rises weekly as readers flock to the paper and associated magazine content. Oscar Wilde attribution follows a remark about his works and a London theater performance.
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Boston Sunday Journals
New England
Boston Sunday Journal
Brattleboro Notes on Campus, Church, and Local Events
Last night Mrat tleborn Academy first and second teams played a practice game. A Sunday union meeting at the Congregational church will be led by Rev No AL Wood. Walter Culp cannot work after a fall from Monday while operating town snow plows. The eight day old daughter of Dr and Mrs G th Hunter was buried at Meeting Hone hill Cemetery. funeral held at the house. A Melrose hotel dance was postponed after a belt in a power line halted electric cars. An academy hall program by primary pupils and district No 5 was planned for Washington birthday. Funeral of Freda Ruby Johnson was held at home with Rev N A Wood. burial in Bonnyvale vault. Mrs C R Evans is seriously ill with pneumonia. Constable J Stockwell searched Marlboro hills for witnesses in the Bartlett Prescott case in Brattleboro. Dr and Mrs F G Pettee visited New York City. West Brattleboro's First Congregational Church service featured 1040 theme Saved to Serve. Envelope offering and other Sunday activities listed. Health Officer Waterman inspected Brat Heboro Academy building finding poor ventilation, damp cellar, bad closets and too many children. action may be taken.
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Mrattleborn Academy
Congregational Church
No AL Wood
Walter Culp
G. Th. Hunter
Meeting Hone Hill
Melrose Hotel
Academy Hall
Academy
N. A. Wood
Bonnyvale
C. R. Evans
Constable J. Stockwell
Marlboro Hills
Bartlett-Prescott
Brattleboro
F. G. Pettee
Pe York City
First Congregational Church
West Brattleboro
Luther M. Keneston
Christian Endeavor Society
Union
Brat Heboro Academy
Waterman
German Post Sings of the President's Daughter
A curiously composed column notes excerpts from German verse praising Miss Roosevelt and Queen Catherine to the idea of a national flower, then shifts to biographical sketches. It recalls Estrada Palma the first Cuban president, Vermont's Thomas Chittenden, and Ethan Allen praising justice. A humorous anecdote about a western seminary dormitory window rescue ends with the crowd asking what happened.
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Rome
Washington
Edward Everett Hale
Bonj. Butler
Estrada Palma
Cuba
Orange County
N.Y
Spain
United States
Palma
Franklin
Thomas Chittenden
Vermont
Ethan Allen
David Read
Seth Low
Mr. Low
Corn as National Emblem in Historic Tribute
A fragmented excerpt extols maize as the nation’s emblem and God’s gift, citing John Fiske’s view on adopting maize as the national emblem. The passage praises corn’s omnipresence from sea to sea, its vast harvest value, and symbolic grandeur, concluding with a New York Tribune quotation.
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Washington
John Fiske
Mateo
New York Tribune
Ill in West Chesterfield Farm Family Suffering Scarlet Fever
West Chesterfield reports a third Chickering child gravely ill with scarlet fever and several others sick with the prevailing distress. Agnes Randall still confined to bed. Chester Burnham cannot work due to a badly jammed thumb. Sarah Pare left for Monroe Leonard's in Westmoreland to work. A festival is planned for Friday evening.
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Moses Chickering
Agnes Randall
Chester Burnham
Sarah Pare
Monroe Leonard
Westmoreland
John O Hubbard found dead in bed Monday morning
John O Hubbard was found dead in bed Monday by his son Jashie who attempted to arouse him. He retired as usual the night before and left behind a wife and two sons. Born in 188, he had long lived on the Old Hemne place.
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John O. Hubbard
Jashie
Hemne
Local notes from Rockingham N H and vicinity
Ninety five couples attended a Friday night dance at Mrs Lovell s home. A fire destroyed the Upper Meadows home of Mr Vere on Sunday night. Pheasant Valley Grange held a Saturday night meeting with nine candidates advancing in the first and second degrees. George Tanner, recently ill with pneumonia, has recovered. Citizens wonder about a possible new depot after reading Rutland Herald and other papers. Iron bridge work at Lawgate s mills progresses adding to the scenery. George Divoll of Somerville Mass visited relatives here Sunday and Monday. Miss Baker visited her home in Marlboro Mass from Saturday to Monday.
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Lawrgate’s Mills
George Divoll
Somerville
Mass
Local Health and Social Notes from Guilford Area
Mrs Patrick Ryan is ill with pneumonia John Gale on the sick list this week Will Shine also sick at the Brown place where he is at work John Gould of Ohio visits during February on a series of agricultural meetings and spends Saturday Sunday with old acquaintances in town
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Patrick Ryan
John Gale
Will Shine
Brown Place
John Gould
Ohio
Guilford News
Chicago to Montana and Pacific Coast via Reduced Fare
From March 1 to April 30, 1902 the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway offers greatly reduced rates to Montana and Pacific Coast points. Chicago to Butte Helena and Anaconda is 8. Spokane 40.50 and Portland Tacoma Seattle Victoria Vancouver 33. Route choices via Omaha or St. Paul to Montana Oregon Washington. For details contact coupon ticket agents or W. W. Hall in Boston.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Heckers
Montana
Idaho
North Pacific Coast
Chicago
Butte
Helena
Anaconda
Spokane
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Vancouver
Omaha
St. Paul
Oregon
Washington
United States
Canada
W. W. Hall
New England
Washington Street
Boston
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Ito
Windham County
Allery 4 Go., Publishers
Land Ward
The
Barre Times
8S. W. Flinn
Fling
New York
Roosevelt
Steel Trust
Census Bureau
Andrew Carnegie
America
Siam
Ias
Taft
Philippines
Manila
Porto Rico
Mr. Wheeler
Kentucky
H. W. Bailey
T Wlindham County Reformer
Senate
Senate Committee On Agriculture
Grout
House
Proctor
Foster
Admiral Schley
Rutland News
Washington Post
Admiral Dewey
Prince Henry
Matila Bay
Washington Est
Matt Allen
Montpelier Ateas
Ien. ZS. Stanton
Roxbury
State Senate
Guy
Martin F. Allen
Vergennes Bank
Swanton Courier
Groton Times
Elacor
Lyndonville Journal
Hennington
Logan
Hays
Grand Trunk
Ludlow Tribune
Rutland
McCullough
Dr. Webb
New York City
Webb Press
Gen. McCullough
Springfield
H. Pughugh
Morrisville
Congressman Hoskins
Haskins
Wilmington
George F. Roberts
Grand Army
Goodwin
Albert C. Buell
Quire
the Universalist Society
Jacksonville
William B. Clark
Shrattleboro
Spencer
Athol
Charles W. Stewart
May M. Crafts
Richard W. LeRay
Times
Whitingham
Readsboro
Dover
Halifax
Stratton
Stamford
Scarsburg
Damaitn
Monroe
Maas
Hartwellville
Barnes
Wilmington High School
Helen Mary Buell
Mabel Ella Pike
Beth Vincent Butterfield
John Albert Butterfield
Wollowley
John Albert Buell
Mabel Bila
Eve Porth
J. A. Kidder
Queen of the Earth
Wilde
Lady Windemere
St. James’ Theater
London
Oscar Wilde
Misa Roosevelt
Berlin
Miss Roosevelt
West Chesterfield
Rockinghamn
Guilford
Hamilton, Carhartt & Co
Michigan
Young & Knowlton
Mar
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