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stripes through the lsr-.r-.
night TO the eighty-seveu,, 49,. l'.li
found a way 10 reach m. .-.'' s1t
trip, Wellmsn got lf. l=ti
ready al Danes island i.., -''l.p
start I'LL next year. 'rl
Unity was again M. l.r,..
Hgious aud philanthrorI. .. " -
MAY - the union 81 tie 49,. %
and Cumberland Pr,,lyre- .'''la
was completed. although 81 .... ..,--'
the latter Logan df.,..,... z
light 'ongregat.onaIsi, ,r..r '.;l
and United Brethren planned . ...''
In Canada tie merging ,rf-.-........-.''. .,-
all Protestant dcnomiu.t.... U
Two national gatherings 81, III.
ton and NJ PHILADELPHIA. v..... r.. mug
the Interest OF uniform dfr,-.. IN ~ %
Mrs. Parsons book mrnra,r.r.. .r..- .A
Of trial marriage ia the d..,r,, ,.. .-7'
caused a great cutlery Of d...,..''s
state supervision 81 uar-..'.. va
talked Of. was
,,. Inc bureau Of labor said lie COS, q.
living hal gone up nearly ,fr-l "
In the long list Of accidents ,.5 H.,
asters three OF natures r.,...r., u'''
stand out In cala'uitorS reIi.s ..,...,4
the fiery upheav.l Of Vcsuyms App,,
.. and the Pacific coast uu.ffna. NIL, IL
resulted in the tumbliug Down arI
burning Of the greater portions n, S- -l
Francisco. APRIL Il. auI of YAH
SO. Chile, AUG. lG. \ storm. SEPT a-
swept the gulf coast. takia. over In,
lives and doing millions lrmr.. ~
Deaths choicest harvest f.nr,,s.,
Harper. educator; Wheeler Gill;
uric. scientist; Schurz. rcforaa-. a.,
hony, Snffragist; I,scu dr9motr...
seldom, premier; Christian KIM =.
Denmark; Cragie. novelist. MarrI,
Hack pOue.
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Radical Policies Run
Through Party Lines

More than IN any previous year men
OF all parties have been unwilling TO
tolerate the leadership of tainted poll.
ticians or mtried aspirants for office.
Insurance exposures. rebate prosecu-
| tons and increased cost OF living. de-
spite the continuance of great business
activity, all combined 10 stiffen the
popular demand for square deal poll
ties and anti-monopoly legislation.
however people differed as 10 partic.
ular ways and means.
On the Republican side President
Roosevelt voiced this sentiment with
his successful call for the rate, pure
food. meat inspection and industrial
alcohol laws and through his open Oh
position to the beef. railroad, coal
sugar and other trusts, eliminating IN
challenge 10 mortal combat with the
financial aggregation headed by John
u. Rockefeller. At the same time that
the president called halt Oh the cy.
pose writer's in his muck rake"
speech, APRIL IT. he startled the con
servative by limiting at the idea of II
progressive federal tax on swollen
fortunes" which In his recent annual
message to congress, DEC. 4. was def
nitely urged for legislative action as |
"tlle antidote for Socialism,"
In spite Of or by virtue OF these uosi. |
lions the personal following of the
president. plus good crops and contin.
ued Industrial prosperity. were in the
main factors in the reelection Of
congress. NOV. q. although
the opposition, aided in some districts
by the labor vote. was able TO reduce
The Republican majority 10 fifty-eiglt
he Keynote of the campaign was to
stand pat on the tariff and prosperity.
The entry OF organized labor into n
Notwithstanding campaign under
he leadership OF President Gompers
vas called a failure by its enemies.
fomperS himself said he was well sat
SIZED, and his reelection by the fed
ration showed that the unions shared
is opinion.
On the other hand, the Democratic
anks were so full of CORPORATION
aired aud solialistic inclinings that a
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later was made public to force house
action. Amended so as TO place costs
on government and omit label dates,
the bill became a law.
One other important measure involv-
Ing the use Of new federal powers was
the pure food bill.
Under the leadership of Speaker Can
non a Republican Instruction against
Joint statehood for Arizona and New
Mexico was crushed. The bill finally
emerged from conference under com
promise agreement providing for the
admission of oklahoma and Indian
Territory ~ the state Of Oklahoma and
authorizing Arizona and New Mexico
to hold plrbiScite on joint statehood
next fan. This became law JUNE TO-
other important measures enacted
were; To authorize the eighty-five foot
lock canal across the iSthmus, to au-
thoriZe construction of the Lake Erie
ANA ohio ship canal, to place denatured |
alcohol on the free list
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( ~ PRESIDENT Roosevelt SEPT 10 The
: ahd,cation Of Palma when ha ro,ua
t'"t the American government vas o,t
! disposed u Intervene in his favor com.
/ PeIIrd Taft to proclaim himself nroyi.
SiohaI governor, SEPT -. ana T., cam
l"r sufficient naval ana military sun.
port TO oTerawe the warning factions
Later Tart was succeeded ly Macon
Fanama ana Colombia made trc,tv
OF peace AUG. l. Since january Won.
eHurla and France have ceased dirl,.
matte relations. President Cast~o omit
office sick man All the S,ptb and
central American countries We're ranra.
scented at the paa-Ampriran ro9,,r,.s
at no de Janeiro in August. They ro.
Eorc' " general arbitration convention
10 De enacted 10y Tn, Hague conference
ana approved the Drago lo.tr,nc
JA!'AA.-After getting her grin on
Tie chinese trade Japan cgare.ra,dal
10 open the door Into Man,b,ri, i,
March, ana the new world bower If
Tue orient was engaged in Nav IN m,,;.
ing Il new tariff law with resal.ato,v
ana protective features. 4 most am,1.
'nS l'"lu"e OF Iapan's progress was the
Matchmaking of all her Industries
'HlAA.-Even the Chinese pulse an.
pears at last to be throbbng wiz, fine
common aspiration for individual ov
under popular government .
ana by the decree of the AGED a.,,,ro,s
I" commission of distinguished Ch;r,
men visited western nations AMI ro
turned to BEGIN the creation Of \ cam.
for China.
hoNGo,-The Belgian management
Or the vast Kongo estate became on
acute international issue late in hn
year when the British government s,,r.
'eS'ed the possibility Of intevantion
II 'he name of humanity. Le,r,,Js
ooby ut Washington was ovn,sei ma
ne senate was expected to act on no
"odge resolution.
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the law in Ohio and public opipion
elsewhere the Pennsylvania inaugural
gu TWO and a half cent fare and 9
cents on thousand mile tickets. The
Erie, Lackawanna, New Haven and
other lines followed suit.
LawSon's insurance attack tool, final
shape III the formation of the Interno-
tlohal Policy Holders committee, man
aged by Samuel Untermyer and q
costly campaign was waged with the
casting management for control of
these companies in the elections do.
creed by the new Armstrong law
whether you consider that labor has
sot It's full share of prosperity or NOT
1t Is fact that in nearly every indus.
Try wages have been advanced duriny
Tue past year, sometimes Oh demnnd of
'he unions and sometimes Voluntarily
W employers. The dread of a great
miners strike which disturbed the
business public when the wear WAS
young became acute in the Indiapapo-
As conference of soft coal operators
ana miners FEB. 26, when the onara.
TORS refused the demand of the men
lor twelve and a half cent increase
al 'hIs point President Roosevelt an
pealed TO both sides to get together
anu "heh Robbins. the Pittsburg oper
"tor' agreed to 3 per cent increase If
was Only matter of time when all of
Tue sort coal men had come TO terms an
'he compromise Of a $50 increase for
Two years, with certain concessions !
from the men. The hard coal trust, how /
ever he!d out. and Il strike was actuallv
eaiieu AiRlL l, but after surrenderinp /
prarucally all of their demands IN tho
OF peace and under the leader
snip or President Mitchell the minars
''h"liE' MAY I, agreed to three vear
renewal OF the arbitration board award
oii Il OASIS that seemed to them a recoo.
''''loh or the union, which was, howev-
'r' denied by the operators.
Another strike, which was beg,n
JAN. | and which lasted through tho
year. was that OF the job printers FOR
IN elght hour day. The lithograpbers
''ruch for The same cause. AUG. 2. Ala.
'aiila miners ended two years strife
" referendum, AUG. 90, Fall River
'ottoh mills restored twelve and a half
'eht wage cut July /, and NOV. "a
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-28
HISTORY
OF 1900
The Worlds Chief Events
and Tendencies of a Year
Outlined In Orderly Array
For Busy Readers Who
Want to Be Well Informed.
By EDWIN 5. POTTER,
Editor Universal News Analysis.
Higher and Higher
Sweeps Frosperity's Tide
By EDWIN 5. POTTER,

Look first at the enormous product
won from the soil by the American ma
chineand-ss ence- aided farmer See.
rotary Shaw has figured that out fOl
us within the past month-an output
valued at 4O00,00O, Il total S324,
100000 bigger than last years. IN the
crop realm corn was king at valua-
ton of $l,100,000. Agricultural eX-
ports reached the high water mark of
$976,O00,O00. y
All of the great railroad and indus
trial corporations have reported in
creased earnings, have paid higher div
idends and increased capital stock.
while many have cut luscious surplus
melonS-notably Hills hundred million
ore deal distribution, the Pullman $50
o00,oO3, the United States ana Wells
Fargo Express companies forced di-
vision. Even Steel common resumed n
. per cent dividend.
Trusts have gobbled trusts. and, de-
spite the rate law. rebate prosecutions
and Jungle" book exposures. the con
centration of capital interests has gone
forward, n new feature being the for
nation of huge holding companies in
England, which was disclosed in the
flndlay trial of the Standard Oh com
pany and was reported in connection
with the beef trust. The glucose trust
was absorbed by the oil trust in Janu-
AIRY. The AmalSamated Copper com
pany absorbed the HeinZe interest. and
two gigantic new trusts were formed
the American Farm Produce company.
with S2O.0O00D capital. and $4,000
ooo rubber company to exploit the /
kongo concession-both financed and |
controlled by the Ryan-Whitncy inter
eStS.
But it was especially in the railroad
business that the movement toward
Capitalization was evident, and here
the dominant figure of the year was
that Of Z, II. Hartman. who in Jan
uary pushed tt subsidiary line into
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| uluate III his com
pat with Insurance lnquisitor Hughes
Tor the New York governorshp, the
rest OF the Hearst ticket I'm New York
actually won out. The Roosevet's esti-
mate OF the danger in his home state
was measured Just before election nv
the sending of Secretary of State Root
10 deilver the terrific broadside against
1earst contained In his Utica speech
Inc effect Of the unique campaign
mus begun has created a new political
fo'ce known as "Hearstism."
hearst thus became presidential
possibility and Il claimant for the Dam.
ocratic radical leadership. but he was
sui local figure compared to that
cut once more by the Nebraska states.
man, Bryan. who Oh returning from his
world tour JUNE %, received n serias
or worshipful welcomes all the wav
from New York to Lincoln and from
81. Louis and Louisville through III.
SOUTH In state after state he had
been Endorsed by the Democrats un.p
'mously for 1908, At the very height
or his triumph in his first speech in
MADISON Square Garden. New York
bryah dared fate and repulsed many
Democrats by frankly ad.
system of federal and st,te
owned railroads.
WIN one or two exceptions the states
EAST and west that have gone Repub-
ncah usually We're found in line. the
'eiliocrats carrying Rhode Islanl Min.
ies'ta' Oregon and Nevada, controlling
'hlahomas constitutional convention b
ma recovering some lost ground n
Missouri. III
"''er Tie stress of much radical talk
n poth the older parties the Socialists
lldht make so big a showing MS thor
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-28
Liberal Aspirations Sway
Governments of the Old World

A survey of the various natlDn1lities
shows decided drift toward liberal
institutions and standards.
ENGLAND.-To begin with, TIE clpc-
ton Of n new British parliament list
January resulted In al overwhelming
victory for the Liberal party. qualified
only by the sudden rise of a powerful
labor party. Campbell Zimmerman IN
Balfour's place organized strong
composite ministry of self made men.
The parliament stood with 317 I.iher-
ais, 100 Unlonists. 81 NationalistS and
90 l.aborltes. When the kings speech
frankly declared for Il radical home
rule policy In Ireland the opposition
mustered only lightweight votes. \
nonconformist education bill passed
by the commons APRIL 30 was OPP
posed by the lords. England set big
gest battleship pattern with the
of the Dreadnought, FER.
10, a pattern which Germany, America,
Russia. Japan and others were not
slow to follow.
FRANCE. 49, Clement Armand Ful-
Heres was elected president JAN. II.
Troubles over the church inventory
began In February, and coalition Of
'lericals and Socialists defeated the
Rouvier ministry IN March. NJ. Sarrien
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terror. Hitchcock aud Shaw retiring.
Treasury surplus was SIG. lSI la. The
secretary estimated that the per capita
circulation WAS Ss2.i2. During the year
he successfully stimulated gold i'm
ports 10y depositiug cash with import
ing banks pending arrival Of bullion
To Increase hank note circulation he
released SlS.OOO.On0 bonds for other Sc.
curities.
The president issued an order. AUG.
-. that In all executive papers the 300
words of the simplified spelling boards
list lie adopted. proposition which
caused much confusion In the govern.
ment printing Office. Congress In De
cemher decided TO retain the diction-
airy spcllings, and the president ac.
quiesced.
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operation. OF her street ear lincs
A post election problem which tie
new year inherits Is CALIFORNIA; sep
arate school plan for JsI.anr>-. against
which the president has taken strong
ground In his message o. congress.
Another issue was raisel 10y the
presidents dismissal ~ three com
Panies of negro soldiers for shielding
men charged with numerous riots al
Brownsville. Tex. On motion 81 san
atnrs renrose aud Foraker the papers
In the ease were called for.
Texas Democrats made IL wurm Tor
Bailey because Of his alleged oil trust
connections.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-28
Sunaont and Peary
lake Scientific EEonors

Notwithstanding ton'''lleS of dreaming and ex.
t ne,'' ii it was the PRIVILEGE a.
ehe year 1906 to see mans drst ~, u
e s.4l Navigation of the air fron me-
s as, start in a screw nronn,,o q
"e'opiane. This was accomnIis n,.'' &c
~, '' a, at Paris. SEPT %
nr n.y.; ~ Ia " llter fight he won the $40 ooo
pt'1e by flying over kiIometer f,",o' y
''""oihg start. I.iCrtnn,rt
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submitted =" : l0Per cent Increase. Dur
ins ocI1i'as and November the rail-
roads, beginning with the PennSylva-
tia. asr'v-, fr q general wage Increase
% no vlrs-.-> uf work. atti lhiS exam
i'r wa~ followed liy Ilir >Isrl trust. the
',HSi and other large corporations.
ne demand fp- lahnr Ca the west -x-
.Hi.l TIE supply. chicago iuuugu
..'l IL neS freight subway. Arc. ~.
tr Nrw York CruJr1l ran it, first
1hUriau electric train oct. l. The
q 'uiN'''l" river was az last iurnsl into
rs original channel. OCT. -. huj steps
were taken 10 preserve the Salton sea
- IL i.
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pany guilty. and HE saut...,..s oe s-1-o
u dav retroactive v.,, i,..,.a, -.
Judge Banker Tho casa Vs., '...,,,,,,.,t
IN. Nm. y..,. 49,, 80. .,, ''I
prosecuted r,r r.no,.,,, >, ,'', 49,, - ,. " ~
rrp,t and 6uoI xtn.T,n .','., '"'''
surir rr,,st wen. rn.I S,... ,',,, ".,' wv
cr;y,r.o IN. rcl,.t'. '' ''''' 'o' II
Prior +, rh..nI ,,,.,.,..,,...,.... ,,...,...
beef r,,,.,.,.,.. i..,,,.'.,, ,,..,,, '''
-, on ,rf,.i,..., IL. '''' ct "''"
free ON the decision ar M. NM
nlr.v Mn, ,.,., ,,,.' W "''-r nun
b,.lr.a rt..r t,.,.,..,,,., '''''''''''
c,o.dc.figlr = c,rn..I " va
CITY Ir-Nl !, ,u''.r ,.' IA" ,'>
MON. S,ift r., .,,,,...,,.., - Al
found mn, ,.r ,.,.a.,,,,.'. ~ ~ we're
the Burlington ''''
In u,a nil If ,,o l,,.,.,, ,,,,.,..
biuata,l. o. L., ..un...- ','>, o',''
Ell for ra.sp...a,.y ~ f.,,1.t,,.. ',','>N,
Tire most u,....g...r, ,,..',,. ~ i'''''>'
t.,n h,r,..' .,.s.,.,.., a.,. az, ~, ~ "9''u-
cr. VIII, y,n.. .,..,, ,,,,. 100 "''''-
b.g,n ,t,..,.i,-I ',,. o' ''teI ou' VINO
ON on bond and an',.,,i't ''' ',''F ~ : ~
Gehhta tie iulirtoi i., ,,..,, ''''''
VITA "a nominal fine buf ,ra,.,, -. o',
against II second n.f.u.. az
District Att.ra,v Ir,.o,,a 80 -
va re..arf,d tl,at' il, .,rI., s,,, >V"
lug on which +, b,.. =, ,.,. mn '','u noun
Mutual, I'm, In. yan, ~, : .'.'S' TIE
still ua.cr .rrn,iuv .f,l vas
against IN. p.,,rra,, ''',' ".e eases
the Mutual Reserve . ',,''' '-'o''uSe OF
December. G ore nur.,I,,,, - :. '',"' III
cony.l..,l oi f,n,a,,y '''' oei"s
H. ,o""t GeIISlonS We're:
to deal "A any c,,,r,,.f,t'. ~ '",iroauS
haul: that the rorIr,1d ItN ,' "n'ch 'h'E
through routes. n,,,,IIfm'. en- 'L''S Se'ect
I'll vaiJrpm raiIr1,l rs. Wv. ~ ''h.sah
soWis apnoll oa,.n., ~, = ''S'!S MIS-
lrdinaga canal. mnh,I.I;,,,, ~. ~, lineage
sion of Cnicac, street. -. 'it Su8peh-
or ninoty-niur years nnf ny tIl,'' 'eES
ract rights therein. or ""' not the CON :
Circuit courts Mt St Io,., ,
'innatI held that an iIIeraI t,.n "a' I'm,
lot collect hnIs hy ' laa ''ISal trust could
In February the ARE r If ,,no.,,
Ioyer ANA S..rnt,.'. - VI PRESIDENT
:, ,,,il, e'"'ioh OF Miners, togeth-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-28
Executive Activities In
South and Central America

What the administration regarded as
the browning feature of a year of con
Structlve craftsmanship touching the
public interest along numerous lines of
action i'll the various executive DEPART
mentS was the spectacular South Amer
lean journey of Secretary of State
Root. AT Rio Janpiro he was received
with marked distinction by the Brazil
IAN government and 10y the members of
Inc pan-Amercan congress. To all he
bore testimony to the good will Of the
United States government and TO the
absence Of any ambitious designs for
territory or conquest.
When after election the president
made his three days personal inspec-
non or the great Hthmian canal work
ne was nightly pleased with what had
! been done. 1t was the first time that
tne thief executive had left American
! territory. The new commission an
pointed JULY consisted of Messrs
ehohtS, Stevens, Magoon, Hams. Endi
colt and HarrOd. 1t came to the con-
cllslon that. it would be advisable to
employ Il certain number of Chinese
iaoorers ON the canal and that it would
not be practicable to apply the eight
hour regulation to the canal zone On
MS return voyage the president visited
Porto Rico.
An executive order on SEPT 10 ax.
tended the eight hour law TO all nuh.
nc works, whether conducted in pov.
eminent shops or otherwise. The civil
service rules also were extended to
Include all laborers in the government
employ
The part played by the Interstate
toliillltfce commission was extensive
anu varied, beginning with the execu-
ti"ll OF the order of congress TO inves.
tI%ate the coal carrying railroads and |
the great oil combine. The examino.
'ion ol pennsylvania railroad officials
the public by its disclosure Of
numerous official holdings of stock in |
co'l companies. which was omen to no
o'ier construction than that of bribery
10 secure railroad favors. NEWLY an.
pointed members of the enlarred c,n,
mission were +. X. Lane, John s uar-
yam ana Il. f. Clark. When tho ratio
Id" Went into effect on AUG. "a for
the hrst time in the history of the
country all Interstate commerce wac
under the control of this commission
ne e"'lre navy was reviewed by the
president at Oyster Bay SEPT, 3.
Inc army in the Philippines had sew
'ral important engagements. the chiaf
d Wflich was the battle Of Mount
DaJo MAY g, where 600 Moros wero
SIAM in their mountain retreat. Amer.
can loss, fifteen.
W heh the Palma government or
-u'a ialled to check the rebelious ole.
hehts President Roosevelt stood roso
u'eiF a%alllst the policy of annexation
'''ouSh rama resignation appeared
. collipel the establishment of n +am
'orhfE provisional government
lie sensational sequel to the dis.
nissan OF Bellamy Storer as amhosso
'or 10 Austria. APRIL 2, came early
II ! eceillher, when Storer retaliated nv
''',%'hS the president with going
ack on his word as to the reorast ros
NC pope promotion of Archbishop
lv''no' lie president retorted, DENY. d,
IS Storer's statement and oc,nsina
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eApectei, especially
In view of the impe-
tus given to their
movement by such
notable accessions as
Chicago's young mil
lionairc, Joseph Me-
dill Patterson. who
resigned MARCH 9
rs Mayor DUNES
commissioner of pub,
nc works, and ]. G.
t'he!ps Stokes. the
yea t2y New York
ett.cment worker
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new prophet rode
forth on the vel
low panOplied steed
OF syndicated news
paper publicity and
obtained a tremen-
dous following. Al
though Editor
Hearst was I'M
horsed as the Dem
ocratic- ,eaplIe can-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-28

Seattle, in July
bought up the Bal
tilnore and Ohio
stock which the
Pennsylvania peo-
pie had dropped, in
n o We III b er .l'i-
umphed over Fish
by placing Ifara-
han at the head of
the Illinois Central
and thus made
himself master Of
a 1000 mile trans
continental railway
system Il | M ost
without a competi-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-28

NC conference of radicals at the STAN.
ora tonh.) Phelps -Stokcs home in
, ~ l'heiy to be a landmark in the
,'s'orv or American socialism. The Of.
".al count indicated gain.
Mun'clpal ownership was voted IN
~ seattle and Omaha. Chicago voted
III tue municipal ownership, but not
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-28

he attorney general
Moody o. the su-
prcue court bench.
AIetralf q the navy.
oscar :. Straus. the
New York merchant.
commerce and IL
l'o-: Ambassador
Won L. Meyer q Ice
postmaster general.
Cortelyou 10 the
treasury. Garfield
secretary of the iu.
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I'M idll!lll, an
y American, won tie
international hul-
iooh race from Par.
is, OCT. |.
IN popular estima-
''oii no work of the
wear ranks higher
man that of Robert
H. Peary, who car.
rled the stars and
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him 81 aecclt.
Idle WAS inaugufaied governor OF the
Philippines. April. >.
Serretsry Hitchcoek ordered the
Withdrawal u al public coal and oil
lands from sale ar settlement. OCT. :.
Cabinet changes We're Rouapartr O.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-28

the president sent
two experts. Mcssrs.
Ncill and Reynolds.
to verify the fiction
lists statements.
Their report was so
far confirmatory
that II was first used
as Il secret lever to
bring the senate to
pass the Beveridge
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-28

becoming pre-
IN er. Troops
were necessary
10 quell the
serious IN in q
strike riots aft
or the fatal eX
ploSlon Cour-
riers. IN which
more than 1000
men lost their
lives. Here was
felt the strong
hand Of NJ Gle
nlencpau, then
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1906-12-28
0. H. HENDERSON,
TICK 'T AGENT
soston and Maine Railway,
ST, ICHNSBURY, VT.

VIA the first class routes to points
vest and south aud VIA transatlantic l,u,'
y an. uii1 rom European points. Baggage
through. Sle' ping car aCrommoda-
u II, secured in advance.