Vermon t Printing and Reformer Print Shop Notice
Fragmented OCR text mentions The Vermont Printing, publishers, advertising application, and Ulery building housing mechanical department and Reformer Print Shop. Printed every Friday afternoon. county office in Wanltlenono Pont Office appears. Names and details are unclear due to damaged source.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raeainiethienes
Ulery
Kierioad House
Reformer
Ulery Inc
Oma Clan
Wanttlenono Pont
Public Reform And The Power Of Sentiment In Vermont
A Vermont periodical credits patient public sentiment for reform and condemns secrecy in state administration. It argues for house cleaning in institutions, strong supervision, full publicity of public business, and accountability for officials and servants, while noting risks of graft and the need for serious public oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Vemont
Albany
Special Investigating Committee
M Mhiftiows Howsewiy
Retrenchment and moral debates in early state affairs
A fragmented, period voice critiques retrenchment in state institutions and Christian ethics led by John D Rockefeller. It cites poverty, education, and public welfare as issues, mentions Governor Pennypacker and various social debates. The piece also chides New York World for its Vermont map remark and laments perceived bias against Vermont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York World
Vermont
United States
Waterbury Asylum
Apperious Refuses Play Amid Contract Dispute
A Brattleboro style dispute centers on Apperious of the Montpelier Barre baseball squad who allegedly balked at playing with Matthews the short stop while his contract terms were fulfilled. Critics say manager Daley errored in selecting between Apperious and the Negro players, while supporters insist the player’s rights under a business agreement justify the refusal.
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Apperious
Montpelier- Barre
Shalsting
Matthews
Daley
Vermont housework crisis blamed on low wages for teachers
The Bellows Falls Times reports that many girls offered $6 to 87 per week to teach and house themselves neglect housework. Editors say higher teaching wages lure workers away from domestic jobs, hindering servants supply and raising overall wage standards. They warn American character may erode as scarcity of reliable help grows under current conditions.
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Sol Red
Vermont
Bellone Falls
Garla
Iris
Editorial Satire on Justice Contemporaries in Windsor County
The piece critiques Attorney Flinn as maneuvering to delay the Rogers case for political gain. It alleges covert efforts to influence timing before the Legislature and to secure a seat there, accusing them of self serving motives within Windsor County politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnabury Renahliownt
Rogers
United States
Windsor County
Attorny Flinn
Senator Depew and the Vanderbilt Robbery Prophecy
A Toronto World reprints remarks about Senator Depew, praising public spirit while alleging corruption tied to the Vanderbilt estate. The piece cites a Providence Journal prophecy foretelling civil unrest and chaos, painting a picture of upheaval in streets and transit as a warning fulfilled by events of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Toronto
Chauincey
Depew
Vanderbilt
United Stater Senate
Depow
Providenon
Marner Shivon
Jong
Nanney
Have Never Been Called Peaches
A garbled note from Swanton Cour ee cites The New York World comparing Proctor and Binglun to Morrill and Edmunds. The battered text hints at senate chamber debate over representation and voting standards, with unclear names and fragmented phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swanton Couree
New York World
Tors Proctor
Binglun
Morrill Ant Edmunds
Brattleboro District Attorney Martin urged to stay in office
The Burlington Dippery notes calls for D A Martin of Brattleboro to resign so another man may take the post. The Brattleboro Phoenix questions this, while Montpelier Journal argues the Vermont U S district attorney role is not burdened and Martin can continue without hindrance to his private practice. The piece downplays the case load and suggests the job resembles a salary position with limited duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Valle
Martin
Brattiebors
Albans
Brattleboro Phoenix
Phoenix
St. Johnsbury
Montpelier Journal
The
United States Dintrict
Vermont
Chitech
The Meddler and Village Affairs at Large
A 7p Meddler column discusses a Tuesday school meeting where anti tax sentiment and radical measures drew agitated votes. It notes low turnout at annual meetings, the need for vigilant taxpayer representation, highway concerns, and a local plan to add benches. The piece also covers a new summer train schedule improving news delivery and transit links, plus a humorous look at telephone service quirks and a lawsuit by the American Woolen Company against S H Miller for damages over tags.
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Soni
Brattleboro
New London
M Boston
Boston & Albany
Boston & Maine Roads
Fternoon
Sonnecs
South Vernon
Bree
Dingaling
Central
Halle
Entitled to Some Credit in Public Sentiment
A Brattleboro Reformer editorial criticizes public sentiment manipulation and credits Da vespart owner of the Brattleboro Reformer for shaping opinion about state institutions. The piece argues public agitation can be sparked by the simple power of suggestion and questions who aroused the sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creeley
Singer
Davespart
Brattleboro Reformer
Fragmentary Brattie Record Mentions Renter and Agents
A damaged notice from Brattie Record references a renter with a vague description and mentions Foster Milburn Company and Buffalo New York agents. It also recalls a Dean's name in relation to the matter. The readable fragments are sparse and lack clear actions or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conta Foster-Milburn Cn
Bhuffaio
New York
United
Dean's
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