The Vermont Governor Reprieve Case In Focus
A Brattleboro printed page discusses the Vermont governor’s reprieve powers in the Rogers murder case. It debates whether reprieve ends with the next legislative session and remarks on justice, constitutional limits, and public sentiment. The piece cites Governor Bell and historical context, urging adherence to constitutional definitions.
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Vermont
Rogers
Rowell
Allpreme Court
Gov. Bell
Commonwealth
Vermont presses demand answers on Mary Rogers interview
State papers press for explanation from prison authorities about a Boston newspaper interview with Mary Rogers on her reprieve day. Albany Messenger asks if Windsor authorities allowed a Boston reporter into the cell and who permitted it. The Vermont public seeks a clear account to defend the state’s reputation and dispel sensational prison yarns.
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Boston
Mary Rogers
Vermont
Albany
Windsor
Marge Rogers
Boston Newa
Edgy Vermont Opinions On Crime And Reform
A selection from editorials disputes commutation for Mrs. Rogers, arguing solitary life would be needed to reform prisoners and deter further crimes. It notes Vermont’s memory of Mary Rogers and references governors, investigations, and public sentiment shaping next legislature. It also touches on labor boycotts, political power, temperance lessons, and wartime moralizing.
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Burlington Free Press
Rogers
Vermont
Erie Mary Rogers
Meddler Item Echoes Post Fight Puzzle
Fragmentary OCR reads unclear lines about a dispute or postfight issue. The readable tokens reference a meddler, a post fight matter, and partial phrases without clear names dates or places. Context remains too damaged to confirm event, participants, or outcome for a full summary.
Reformer editor replies to reader over news clarity and humor
Long excerpt from a 1905 Vermont Reform monthly shows editor Ephraim Crane demanding clear intelligible items while replying to A. H. Harvey about a family note. The piece includes community remarks, a humorous exchange about New York, and editor’s stance on factual writing. It references Elliot Street, Masonry work, local notices, and letters between townsfolk.
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Iene
Eames
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Joseph Smith
Kickin
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Viatt
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Whrine
Robinson
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Mn A. Hy Harvey
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Ephraim Crane
Mr. Harvey
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Town
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Harvey
New York
Browning Reaper
Jann Hythe
York
Dewey and Togo War Spirit Across Atlantic Rows
Fragmented and garbled early 20th century notes recount naval action with Spanish forces, Dewey, and Japanese signals. The text fumbles quotes attributed to Dewey and mentions a New Vermont mood and a controversial visit by Alex Dunnett near St Johnsbury.
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Lantings
Minka Dewey
Hie Bra' Ory
Togo
Dewey
Philippine Incubus
Tokio
Juat What Will Happen
In Montpelier Journal style the piece laments a local police force strain from internal squabbles. It argues public opinion may force a drastic step to resolve the crisis, urging decisive action to retain order and public safety.
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Carey Nm Aeltieh
Testimonial Endorsement for Deans Kidney Pills
Brattleboro citizens report relief from back pain and kidney symptoms after using Deans Kidney Pills. A local reader recalls personal illness, tried the product via Greene's drug store, and endorses the remedy based on repeated positive results over years.
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Dean
Greene
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Ube
Drakra
Fueter-Milburn Co
York
Dean's
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