Vermont Debates on Law Reforms and Tax Provisions
A Vermont letter to the editor attacks recent 1906 laws as drastic and unconstitutional. It calls for fewer enforceable laws and critiques taxation, voter disenfranchisement, and religious rights while urging clearer rules. The piece questions state governance and cites acts from 1904 1905 and 1906, urging reform at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manx
Porco
Nettole
Speingfield Republican
Jase Jegista
Tam
Vermont
Wople
Seasion
Avery Elimen
Snd
Htore Lane
J. A. Howe
Vermonts Great Magnetic Healer Promises Remarkable Cures
Anunsigned Vermont notice promotes Prof. Wilkins as a magnetic healer with many claimed cures in a single week. Patients allegedly overcome goiters, cancers, rheumatism, and foot troubles, with free visits available at Brattleboro and Keene locations. Multiple private addresses are listed for inquiries, plus a no-knife no-medicine claim and money-back promise. A second item describes the 80th annual flower fete of the Universalist church featuring music, dancing, booths, and gypsy fortune-telling entertainment through an all-evening program with elaborate decorations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the First Universalist Church
Pestival Hall
Loitainger
Corchestra
Jemanade
Addis Bailey
May Spear
Misa Alu Bishop
Carolyn Clark
Edith Parr
Elizabeth Tathill
Annat Taint
Booth
Gertrude Plummer
Faith Staples
Warner
Mra
Clark
Ruth Brown
Marion
Aliee Allen
Charles Staples
Biella Stickney
Marion Knight
St. Germaine
Famey
A. W. Tockwell
Burnett
P. HK
Laughan
Fred Cresay
A. B. Hobart
Minnie A. Scott
Mise
Annie Richardson
Nacial Wriicow
Jerome Amidon
A. Linddey
Abbott Stone
Edwards
West Brattleboro man found dead in bed
Osmer Charles Clark 34, brother of Fred Clark the grocer, died of heart trouble at his West Brattleboro home. He was found by his mother Emma Clark with his daughter Nella beside him. He had recent work in Reedboro and Danville NH, and leaves a mother, siblings, and a Boston-based wife. Funeral services planned in Wardsboro Methodist church after a prayer at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osmer Charles Clark
Fred
Clark
West Brattleboro
Emma Clark
Westboro
Tgnsdale
N. H
Mr. Clark
Thie Town
William, Clark
Wardsboro
Threa
Addie Howe
Windham
Herbert Franklin
Townshend
Etta Davis
Hinsdale
Hin
Misa Nella Smith
Boston
Village water plan debated in Brattleboro
Brattleboro discussions on a village water system consider a Wickopee brook source with a 126,802 dollar supply plus 75,000 in mains for a 200,000 population capacity. The plan rivals Broad Brook and Marlboro schemes, offering strong pressure and scalability, though area is smaller. Also reports death of Mrs Jane A Abbott 77 in Brattleboro, survivor daughter Jenny Eels. Funeral held at the family home with church and local officials attending.
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Polnie
Pleasit Valley
Pleasant Valley
Bebe
State Board of Health
Buynet Lake
Crowell and
Anil Companies
Brattleboro
Springfield Republican
Broadbrooke
Marlboro South Pond
Mir
Calvin
Wickopee Brook
Ilacil
South Pond
North Pond
Whetstone Brook
Wickopee Hill Hook
Green River
Galvin
Wiskopee Tleehome
South Whetstone Aeheme
Brainard
Becaude
Marlboro
Jane A. Abbott
Jane Augusta Chippen
David A. Abbott
Canal Street
Westminster
Benjamin
Sally Chippen
Cambridgeport
Mr. Abbott
Putney
Brattlehoro
Abbott
First Baptist Church
Bingham Chapter
George W. Puller
Jenny
George A. Eels
George B. Lawson
R. B. Gordon
T. C. P. Smith
I. B. Chamberlain
R. W. DeWolf
Portrait of Mrs Harriett Brasor Meratt Opens a Musical Career
Model Women for February profiles Harriett Brasor Meratt, a Chicago based soprano whose early fame in London and Nice led to roles in Faust and Lohengrin. She later pursued serious study, expanding her French repertoire, and chose to teach in America for her husband's sake. Now a renowned vocal educator, she leaves Buffalo for a larger center to share her trained power and charm.
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Harriett Brasor Meratt
Stalin Tryzei
Therwi B. O R. Pratt
Wheel
Chicago
Fox
America
London
Covent Garden
Aimee
Annin Louise Cary
Shy
Sichel
Faust
Tondon
Ortruit
Nice
Riviera
Ian
Ana
DB. R. Pratt
Rattleboro
Europe
Harriett Brasar
Stella Brasar
Abowk
Sua
Buffalo
Springfield visit marks family ties on Sunday
Saturday and Sunday social notes mention K. GB Manning spending Sunday with her sister in Springfield. In town Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eels of Giftield and Mrs. George Roberts of York attended the funeral of Mrs. Jane Abbott, reflecting local family connections amid a concise community chronicle.
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K. GB. Manning
Springfield
Mase
Frank Eels
Giffeld
George Roberts
York
Jane Abbott
Horn
Deerfield
Mass
Wis
Travers
Hoboken
Hunt
Reed
Edwanda
D. Whitman
Fishers Island
Edith Stockwell
Tromp
George Massey
Springford
Muse
Bassett
Dummerston
Brattleboro
Myrtle Street
Fremont Hamilton
Mary Walker
H. Farr
Robert Gordon
Chester
Mortine
Eastern Star
Fred Morse
T. W. Bruce
Green Street
William Plimpton
Elizabeth Marshall
Oscar Marshall
New York City
Hamburg
Germany
Dresden
Verne Winchester
Dunham Brothers
New York State
Fenton Contest Winner Narrowly Misses Guess by a Penny
The note details the Great Guessing Contest with the Tan 22 1995 filing. It states the jar’s amount in the E. J. Fenton & Co. window as 33.71 dollars and announces Walter O. Cooley of Brattleboro as the winner for guessing 33.74 dollars, nearest to the correct 33.78 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
E. J. Fenton & CO
Ray L. Greene
Walter O. Cooley
Brattleboro
Cyclone No 2 to No 6 hurricane sale on suits and overcoats
The ad touts Hackett Carhart suits and overcoats once priced at 20 to 16 dollars, now offered under the Cyclone sale with prices descending from 13.89 to 7.77. It highlights various price points and emphasizes a dramatic discount under the Hurricane sale, urging customers to pick from multiple Cyclone tagged lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackett-Carhart
Hurricane sale Cyclone pricing cut coats to low costs
An old advertisement touts a Hurricane sale offering overcoats at dramatic Cyclone prices. It highlights $25 and $20 to $22 coats slashed to under $13, with some pieces down to $9.48, promising vast savings and limited stock across men’s outerwear.
Cyclone Prices Hurricane Sale Offers Bargains
Hundreds of other bargains promise savings for future use at Cyclone Prices. The advertisement urges shoppers to come tomorrow or any day to not miss the sale offers and great discounts.
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Samuel Sargent
Western
Union Streets
Unian
Western Avenue
Union Street
Sid Rivitbon
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Mulnz
Pine S Trent
Owl Grove
Gil
Ford
Prospect Latroot
Thomas Atrrets
Prospect
Ping
Dantealy
Rykaes
Myrtle
Atrootey
Finch
Tittle House
Terrace
North
Telor Street
Walnet Street
Ginel
Chatch
Tigh Street
Chestnut Hill
Vernon Street
Chestnut Hill Reservoir Company
Hall
Croweell
E. E. Perry & Co
Clothiers
B. Geo. Wilkins
Realists' 56Th Annual
Dinmimed
Tae Malin
Mre
A. B. Weeks
Brows
J. C, Duncan
P. 7
Houghton
B. Gaige
W. G. Hayes
Koone
N. Hl
Wilkins
Ellis
House
Keene
North Hinsdale Road
Brattleboro, Vt
Brooklyn
A. F. Roberts & Co
Tde
Baby Paw
Axo Mita
O. P. Burris
Abi
Mya
B. Boerum
Olmer CG. Clark
MR. Galvin
Mae
Brazzi's Opera School
George
Greane
Rome
Fenton
E.J. Fenton & CO
So. Miner
M. P. Austin
John J. Austin
Springfeld
W. E. Hubband
Adams
Speinefield
Mags
Providence
Harry Freeman
Peterboro
Carroll EB. Fisher
Bristol
Conn
Helen E .Thompson
Northiampton
Phompson
Lawton
D. Greene
H. 1
Waite
Mary Waldron
Admiral Dewey
United Fruit Company
Jamaica
A. J. Bowen
Bradhebord Memorial Hospital
Emily &. Edwards
George F. Barber
Melrose
Alice F. Mors
Hinsdale, H
Dickinson
C. Tt. Lamson
Hyde Park
Guy C. Lamson
John Long
Mr Long
Ashuelot
N. Ef
Josephine Taft
Townshent
F. L. Houghton
Martha Stickney
Darmierton
Florence Price
Wilminzt
Florina
Hattie Clough
Hebore Memorial Hospital
Sia
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