The Meddler on Keene factory work and town AV
The Meddler reviews the Brattleboro area textile shift with the Keene factory plan in the Jones building noting ventilation upgrades at the auditorium and urging health driven improvements. It critiques supervisory delays and urges enforcement of trout and game laws while urging county sportsmen organization similar to Bennington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batronae
Pierce
Thia
Lawa
Oreganiae
Bennington
Cowes
Nehaw
Thik
Kames
Thole
Pever
Fragmented Vermont Reformers Piece on Commerce and Society
A garbled Vermont Reform text discusses the Vermont Printing Co and local politics, touching on postal and delivery costs, advertising rates, and public notices. It references taxation, departmental budgets, communications, and public investment debates, with stray allusions to journalism and national affairs.
The Tide Turning In A Nation Of Honest Standards
Grover Cleveland criticizes fiduciary laxity in Equitable Life and other trusts while urging a return to old American standards of honesty. Philadelphia graft protests, Carnegie funding debates, and figures like John D. Rockefeller and Nan Patterson are cited as examples of public condemnation of money making. The piece argues Americans value wealth but prefer integrity, warning against moral decline toward the abyss.
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Succes
Grover Cleveland
Equitable Life Ansurance Society
Whit
Pew
Philadelphia
Board of Trustees
Mississippi State College
Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller
Nan Patterson
Controversy Over Vermont Official Misconduct in Mary Rogers Case
In a Vermont dispute, critics condemn a Boston Journal interview with condemned murderer Mary Rogers conducted in her cell on the day of reprieve. They accuse Windsor County State’s Attorney and his sister, alleging official mismanagement and breaches of duty, demanding inquiry and possible punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Journal
Mary Rogers
Windsor County
Vermont
Batrhelder
Honabiy
Rural Free Delivery Push Faces Public Scrutiny
The Herald reports on the push to establish rural free delivery, noting mixed city reaction and farmer concerns. Officials champion the plan while residents worry about costs and practical impact on mail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald
Vaccination Debate Shapes North American Health Policy
An observed conservative stance in health policy favors compulsory vaccination to prevent disease spread arguing voluntary uptake leaves many children unprotected. Quarantine and strict public health measures are proposed to protect communities, with emphasis on rapid, orderly implementation and limited restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
New Character Proposed to Replace TH in English
Robert W Mason proposes a new letter to replace the digraph th in English spelling. He explains the plan originated in New York and would stand for the sound of th with a single symbol, potentially saving space in printing and simplifying the language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Mason
Hubert W. Mason
American Bible Association
Brattleboro
Mergenthauler Linotype Company
New York City
Inotype
Minn
Reformer
Mason
Lt. Antor
Rosaliy
Knute Lish
Trial of Trespass on Deane land in Greenfield
William Seiple proprietor of the Union House in Greenfield faces a trespass charge for entering land owned by Charles Deane of Bernardston on May 30. The case was continued in Greenfield district court on June 9. Deane testified Seiple and two others demanded access to fish in a pond and were told they had a right to fish since the state locked the pond. A dispute followed, resulting in personal remarks and the warrant’s withdrawal. Deane sought Seiple’s arrest. Leary of Turners Falls argued the maximum penalty was insufficient given Seiple’s actions on Deane’s land and alleged threats. Davenport represented Seiple, contending the right to fish exceeded limits. The case may be fled away after Sucre Piekt imposed a $1 fine on appeal. The excerpt then lists several newspapers and journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crane
William Seipple
Union House
Greenfield
Charles Deane
Bernardaton
Greenfold
Deane
Seiple
Lelp
Ile
T Pond
Letople
Leary
Turners Falls
Letonle
Vermont and Boston Tax Sage Miscellany Echoes
Fragmented OCR reads as a local paper item listing varied notes. It mentions the estate of Joseph Montgomery Bears dwindling from 25,000,000 to 4,000,000 with proceeds left to widow and children, along with assorted editorials about Vermont law, Pope Pius XII preaching plainly, jokes in the Brattleboro Reformer, a Quaint linguist quip about Vergennes, crime remarks on McCormick, and a scene at a Boston ballgame with a yellow journal. It ends with a note on interstate commerce and a Hudson Highlands sanitarium landoffer near New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATL
Boston Journal
Hosta Herald
Spritefield Republican
New York Tribune
Albany Journal
Vermont
Phoenix
Windham County Reformer
Dustington
Vermeant ‘Tribune
Bellows
Timms
Green
Field
Poultney Journal
Lan
Dowderry Eee
Albane Weskly
Joseph Montgomery Bears
Boston
Hoston
Menin
A Plea for Fish and Game Protection in Vermont
George W. Pierot argues for strengthened fish and game laws in Vermont after legislative revisions. He urges counties to appoint game wardens, creation of protective leagues, and stricter enforcement to halt widespread hunting and poaching harming deer and other species. He cites Bennington County residents forming a league and raising funds to enforce laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
State Fish and Game — Commissioners Office
Wwe
Sean
Green Mountain
Bengington County
Bunwere
Mehermnen
Tvety
Tts
Avord
George W. Plerot
Brattleboro Results Proclaimed with Doubt Removed
The Brattleboro report asserts decisive results, claiming no doubt remains. Testimony from a local citizen is cited as undeniable proof, mentioning Josh Whitney and references to later events and commentary about Dean's a Title and related matters. The text includes garbled phrases about purchases, injuries, and local store activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teeula
Brattleboro
Josh Whitney
Mary Street
TFT
Bass Eng Oellet T
Dean
Thane
Kiderys
Greene
Tan
Lake Memphremagog the Switzerland of America
Vermont and Canada era resort region famed as the Switzerland of America underscored by scenic blasts from Newport to Magor on the lake. The Lady of the Lake steamer takes about four hours to traverse the length, offering views of rocky shores cliffs forested slopes and Owl's Head Orford Mountain. Sighting Memphremagog as a premier tourist destination, multiple nicknames like Geneva of Canada and Lach Lemond are noted with requests to request illustrated booklets from Boston and Maine railroad.
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Newport
Magor
Owl's Head
Orford Mount
Switzerland
America
Geneva
Canada
Gen Orl
Buston & Maine Railroad
Boston
Lake Memphremagne
Valley of the Connecticut
Vermont
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Onan Aisaa Awd
Brattlebore Concern
Keene
Prattiehars Overall
Tomy Fe
Jones
Hulliffe
Eidinaney
Dumet
Eldiiae
Ale
Aki
Fiat
Juaning
Vermont Printing CO
Sistrans Spee Teanga
Rayne Pee
Reyes
Texilerd Erin
Wilvertiaing
Hrattiv
Justee
Bhp
Ulery
Anon Uilery
Washinton
Storthing
Oscar
Hoyle
Lowell
Henry James
Tyne
Wilson
Richard Cheatham
Department of Agriculture
Rocket Reller
Castle Chadwick
Raustable Company
Wrattleboad
Leone
Cis
Aidlom
Alexander
New York
Jose Avaler
Mit Ap
Washington
Hiex
New Jersey
Pius XII
Toxo
Beng
Evanion
Triana
Lowery
Ana
Inw
Pookekitl
Hs Henry Street
Brookly
Hutson Highlands
Srelevet
Balcamy Woods
Lake Memphremagog
Leslie's Weekly
Leslies Weekly
Husein
Tago
Trjretveuky
Ceylon
India
Lendys
Tris Jacks
Brattleboro Business Directo
Hhom Dare Dinates
Tal vi Honge
Mette Sand
M.D. Vuretclan
Sur
F B.gocmnt
Bullock St
Telaphione
Ker
Winniar
Leonard
Roberts, Ait Hae
Creepy Marea
Telep
A. Gainer
IGAS
CAS & Electric
Brattleboro Custom Laundry
Elliot Street
Moran & CO
Maly Street
Odell
Choice Farm Loans
No. Dakota
Vwatore
VT. Loan & Trust CO
F.B. Putnam
General Agonl
James B. Randall
Ruther Block
Rexall
Brooks House Pharmacy
Horton C. Wal
Brerkhisg
Leonard Bical
Howard & Year
W. H. Haigh
BUCS
Hellebor
Edgar Mellen
H. E. Bond
Main Street
Brattievors
Lucius W. Adans
Wocesor
TayLoe
Miiea
Telepivioe Cay
H.R. Messencli
Greene's Pharmacy
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