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Newspaper
Windham County Reformer
Location
Brattleboro, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1896
Page
3
A fragmented ad style item notes Aunt Jemima Pancake Flour and other self fashioned brands like Munkwheat flour offered at low prices this year. It mentions cheap rates and a lack of grit. The text is unclear but suggests promotional copying and limited product variety.
The report details a Washington discussion on pensions and military service, with Senate and House actions on Cuban resolutions and foreign policy. It notes debates, committee meetings, and proposed bills including a postal telegraph plan and pension reforms affecting veterans and citizens.
Milo Gray pleads guilty in a murder case detailing the fatal assault on his wife during a wagon incident. The transcript describes the defense and prosecutions arguments, prior evidence, and the plea hearing before Judge Carpenter.
An unsettled fragment shows a late nineteenth century style social arrangement involving a party, commitments, and shared interests. The text hints at names, dates, and duties though actual details are obscured, leaving a cryptic note about a union or partnership and a requested action.
A garbled 19th century style report discusses the railway committee law and public reaction in the city. It references Major Groot and Speaker Grout emulating Speaker Martin, noting constitutional work and ceremonial honors amid unclear details of the legal framework and its lineage.
A garbled report discusses Vermont politics with figures such as Hon. Gh. Henediet of Burlington and Col. George Childe of St. Mbrane amid a tense scene. It notes speculation on Mansur’s influence and hints at Republican plans affecting the slate and future elections.
Incomplete text shows a local article fragment mentioning names and places. The readable items hint at an event or incident with associations to a person and location, but specifics are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Congress debates power, chides Rood mood on McKinley. Charges about Hennessey and Ute pilots drift into argument. Chey, German premier, signals intention to seek items in Washington from a party to Elton Wolniesdis.
Fragmentary OCR recounts a theater and amusement operation in New England. It mentions managers, chartered groups, and a royal theater project. The piece notes Sunday events and a performer controversy, with uncertain outcomes and continuing financial pressures on the industry.
A detailed, polemical critique argues that reckless and extravagant policies have driven Vermont’s expenses skyward. The piece accuses state leaders of looseness, stupidity, and mismanagement, presenting a fiscal ledger to illustrate rising costs.
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