Barre Bunch Dominates Night Verman Series
Nielson leads Barre Bunch as their king pin while Sumeads of Montpelies walk with Bouby in a tough camile exziont dive match. The late start drew a crowded turnout as Nelson of Barre delivered skillful bowling through three strings, with Simonds and Noga notable in the bout.
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Nielson
Barre Bunch
Sumeads
Montpelies
Bouby
Verman
Oflice Furve
Joan Montpetier
Camile Exziont
Shearontig
Pervhanes
Internat
Uarp
Thar
Kanor
Mall Lemimber
William Nelson
Simonds
Barre
Vermont Baseball Team Leaves for New York Trip
The University of Vermont baseball squad under Coach Hayes and Chase departed at 11:55 for New York. Players report the team in strong condition and the trip follows exhibitions in which McCronnall delivered solid at bats. Native of Vownal, he previously played for Trutland and has earned praise as a fast runner.
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Hayes
Chase
Rs University of Vermont
New York
Vordwana Wells
Boston
Samiay
Tovace
Yuna
Te Ty
Trutland
Ktlania
Senthorn Pipers Peak
Hind Bareonan
Kilmer Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Adverts Claims
An advertising blurb touts Kilmer Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, liver and bladder troubles. It describes kidney disease leading to heart failure, dropsy, or pneumonia and promises relief by correcting kidney function. A one-dollar bottle and free sample offer are listed with the address in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer
Mall
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Og Minghamton
Spring Humors and Tour Schedule For Harvard Game
The text outlines cures for ailments and lists a college basketball tour schedule. It mentions Harvard as the April 11 opponent and lists games at New York City, South Bethlehem, Villa Nova, Philadelphia, and Cambridge with dates around early April. It includes references to health tonics and travel notes for the team.
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Wufielday
Hayes
Wengee
New York City
Amony Bhs
Harvard
Pordhan
New Frits
Seton Hall
South Bay
Pole
Lehigh
South Bethlehem
Villanova
Vilanova
Villaholm
Walmeddy
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Cambeige
Maes
Washington Drives Deportation Push Against Criminal Records
Commissioner Hingham sent a list of about forty criminal records to Secretary Steaua as part of a broader drive to deport suspected anarchists. The investigation, led by former chief Hom, aims to identify noncitizens for removal amid clashes over federal and state powers. The administration seeks to extend naturalization timelines to widen deportation reach.
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Washington
Apr
Raice
Hingham
Steaua
Etimeter
Thay Min
Yil- Hom
Haan
Secret Serving
Rot Dlntia
Nw Youk
Strame
Verdict Against Government Over Damages in Historic Collision
Portland Maine April 1 A verdict finds the government liable for damages in a case arising from a collision between the gunboat Wingostel off Nova Scotia forty miles out. The court orders assessment of damages and appointment of an assessor to report the petitioners' losses.
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Portland
Alice Veaneis
Wingostel
Nowe
Scotia
Baralta Pemeil
Admnivtmtrie
Washington ATL Meeting Notice for April Candidates
Washington ATL members of Court Onawandad will be in attendance at the regular meeting on April 3. Initiation of candidates and key dieters to attend, with agenda to discuss event and meeting plans.
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ATL
Onawandadue
Attentones
Reguar
Candidetas Awit
Dieters
Evi
Per Aedey
Senate acts to hold up coal land law penalties
A Senate resolution supports Elkins Keapp measure approving the coal land law policy with a commodity clause prohibiting railroads from shipping coal across states unless timber manufactured mined or produced by the line is involved. Penalties may apply for noncompliance after May 1 1010, while civil suits are preserved. The president seeks quick court ruling to settle validity.
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Xion
Iran
Ck Rat
Supreme Court
Ieee Bie Mons Fame
Department of Fietien
Sng Artlery
Admiral Evans Leads Notable Naval Feat Story
An obituary like reminiscence places Admiral Evans in the line of historic naval figures: Nelson, Collingwood, and Farragut, praising his forty-nine years of service, Civil War leadership, and a steam fleet breakthrough at New Orleans. The piece, from a Boston Transcript tone, mocks sensational reporting yet honors Evans’s career and the fleet voyage.
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Evans
San France
Vely
Nelson
Cullingwood
Wan
Farragut
Mexico
New Orleans
Ile
Teoh
Sonewhat
Ingersoll
Boston Transcript
Republican state delegates gather in Fairbanks for two day session
In Insiinnapolle April 1 delegates from Lomlin and nearby districts convene to nominate a state ticket and elect four delegates at large for the Chicago national convention. All 20 district delegates are instructed to vote for Charles W. Fairbanks for president. Gubernatorial hopefuls include Watson, Ledreac, and Taylor as attorney general Mitton attracts most attention.
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Tod
Lomlin
Moltiday
Cory Vertiion
Chicago
Charles W. Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Dames FE. Watson
W. x Faylor
Mitton
Paris Refuses Washington Demand on Roy Surrender
Paris reports the foreign office will refuse the U S demand to surrender Paul Roy a Frenchman linked to domestic tragedy. The case involves allegations that he aroused Grace Opollas brother Georg to death last January and tensions rise over potential diplomatic friction and a British or American response.
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Paris
Foreign Office
Washington
Paul Roy
Georgh Carpas
Betore
Balloon Flight Reports Fifty Mile Northward Crossing
A balloon named North Adams No 1 carrying Roxwell J. tardner A. Holland Forber and N. H. Arnold drifted from Acropark city yesterday after a two mile night ascent. It landed near Chester Wisconsin marking the first northerly journey of the frame. The rip cord fouled the netting, halting ascent and forcing a safe descent.
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North Adame
Mane
Oy Paccenamy
Roxwell
J. Tardner
A. Holland Forber
N. H. Arnold
Jan Acconn
Acropark
Westerday
Chester
Hill Nomination and Tower Resignation Reported
President Roosevelt announced the nomination of Dr. David J to the American ambassadorial post in Berlin with Charlemagne Tower resigning effective June 1. Dr. Hill would assume duties thereafter as the White House and German embassy provided cautious public statements.
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Rootevale
Senate Ae Ea
David J i
Horlin
Charlemagne Tower
Wilts
Roosevelt
White House
Robison Summoned to Washington Over Socialist Remarks
Washington April 1 Herman Robins a financial leader of the Central Federated Union of New York says socialism is “all bomb.” President Roosevelt called him to Washington after Robins spoke at the Sunday night gathering of parlor Socialists. The president read in The Sun the account of Robins’s remarks and sent a letter inviting him to come to Washington.
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Washington
Herman Robinson
Central Federated Union of New York
Sociatiem
Rew
Alexander Irvine
Parlor Socialiste
Roosevelt
President
Truian
La Follette Employers Liability Bill Reported Favorably
The Senate committee on education and labor yesterday reported favorably La Follette of Wisconsin's employers liability bill. It would meet the questions raised by a recent supreme court decision on constitutionality of the act passed at the last Congress. The La Follette measure gains advantage by the report compared with Knox of Pennsylvania bill on the same subject, now before the judiciary committee.
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Washington
Senate Committee On Education and
Rahar
Senater la Follette
Winconsin
Employers
Senny Knox
Venneylvania
Teungin
Senate
Caleridar
United Fruit Company Inquiry Sparks Senate Debate
A Washington inquiry into United Fruit Company prompts Alabama senator concerns about a trust and charges. The resolution is referred to the committee as the department of commerce and labor weighs actions. The dialogue centers on alleged conduct affecting trade and policy.
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Alabama
Washington
Algharos
Senaby
Department of Commerced Labor
Cult Yolt
Imide
Plantations and alleged nefarious operations claim
A fragmented report accuses a group or faction of organizing a plantation scheme and using a republic as a shield for alleged illicit activities in the United States. The text mentions costs and conspiracies but lacks clear names or dates to verify details.
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Republic
United States
Gunboat Withdrawn From Haytian Waters
The Eagle leaves Port au Prince for Savey duty after survey duties assigned. A U S Navy gunboat ordered to Haytian waters departed Port au Prince Monday for reconnaissance and survey duties as part of ongoing patrols in the area.
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Haytian Waters
Port-au"Prince
Washington
Aytian
Washington debate on Pinchot water rights plan sparks clash
In Washington on April 1, Smith of California and Mandel of Wyoming clash over Gifford Pinchot chief forester and a proposed Owens River valley water scheme. Smith accuses Pinchot of intent to reserve forest land to secure water rights and parcel them out, while Mandel questions Pinchot’s authority and whether he seeks to influence California water policy.
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Washington
Tative Smith
Calia
Giffard Pinchot
Department of Agriculture
Jethro Bains
Borgsnt Shrow
California
Ueres
Deny
Mr. Pi
Angeles
Tech
Sea River
Polaid
Nebraska
Pinchot
Owens River
Grannan, Million-Dollar Winner, Dying in Relative Silence
Grannan, famed for winning a million at San Francisco tracks, is reported dying of pneumonia at Rawhide. Once a pioneer of the early gambling era, he spent fortunes on roulette, reportedly winning over $250,000 in 1800 beyond his racing success. His marriage to Daley Dixon ended amid scandal and arrest related to a clash at a racecourse.
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Ban Francises
Riley Gran-uan
Preumonia
Rawhide
Grannan
San Francisos
Nepal Oe Ee Olag
Dia Easite
Erl
Daley Dixon
Tenessee
Health and Diet Claims in Period Speech
Fragmentary text argues fat loss and digestion using a food and health restorer. It pushes self weighing, weekly weight change checks, and claims of no pepvin content or stimulant effects. It references a supposed product or regimen and ends with garbled shopper-like questions.
Bryan Invited to Jefferson Dinner Voice Excluded
New York reports Bryan is invited to the Jefferson birthday dinner at Knickerbocker Hotel but some oppose inviting him to speak. A list of speakers includes Wilson, Vanderbilt, and Shepard, with Bryan’s speaking decision not yet settled yet.
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New York
Opiaina
William J. Bryan
Texano National Democratic Hub
Bryan
Wost
Evaree
Beersey
Democratic Club
Woolraw Wilson
Princeton
Hoberi Ng
Todamons
Stuer Orton
Ver
Carolina
Edward M. Shepard
Des York City
Mr. Bryas
Harry W. Walker
Madame Gould III In New York Amid Divorce Rumors
Madame Anna Gould III, now living in New York, reconnected with her former husband Count de Castalinne amid persistent talk of divorce. Friends say her health is poor and she plans a brief visit with Mr and Mrs Taylor Mora in a St. Morain hotel, while her brothers and sister stay with Helen Gould. Reports say she hoped to visit Mr and Mrs Mora for ten days, with renewed speculation about a possible engagement to a member of the Armrosement circle, though the family reportedly opposes such a match.
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New York
Anos Gould
Count de Castalinne
Taylor Morea
Hotel St
Marianne Gould
Sinter
Helen Gould
Madame Gould
Mar
Vrance
Gould
Railways to Hire 300000 Men in Sixty Days
In Chicago and nationwide the railroads will recruit between 250000 and 300000 workers to repair tracks, switches, and rolling stock. Hiring begins tonight with laborers paid about 1.25 to 1.50 per day, rising as major repair work accelerates into June. The influx aims to support expanded rail operations and depot restorations.
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Chicago
United States
Allmathe
Guerin Notorious Crook Arrested Again in London
Notorious American crook Guerin, previously sent to Dewile Island for bank robbery, is reported arrested again in London. The incident follows a published account of his alleged involvement in a new bank robbery case and subsequent police action.
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Guerin
Crook
London
Dewile Island
Island
Amit
Chicago
Merder Guorke
Bian
Fragmentary medical notice on ointment for piles
A partial medical note describes a topical ointment called Filet Cured in 6 to 14 Days Protruding Piles aiming to treat hemorrhoids. The readable lines mention PAZ OINTMENT and a promised quick relief, but most details are missing.
Fragmented OCR chatter on debt and life themes
An unclear dialogue fragment references debt and living, with jagged quotes and garbled names. It mentions Mr. Shonts and a terse exchange about work timing, but the text is largely unreadable and lacks a coherent event or clear subjects.
Whitney daughter in peril amid prairie fire near Omaha
Mrs N P Dope Jr, wife of an Omaha real estate man and daughter of Henry N Whitney, faced a prairie fire near Omaha on April 1. Her dress caught fire while attempting to burn grain, and she used a garment to beat the flames until the blaze was stopped by Mrs Dodge and bystanders as the city freの cooled five miles away.
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Omaha
N. P. Dope, Jr
Henry N. Whitney
Moston
Bowes of a Sea Serpent for Chicago University
Chicago April 1 The University of Sects added forty feet to its exitve st 5 eat on there at the Boosie ier od te other geer end mos mide poke of Ha Kind in exiet ores it overed the pene erentuye last saineer it ee nineteen feet long and bal de vertebrae and four jriddle-shaped feet.
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Chicago
University of Sects
Halifax Votes for Government Ownership of Railways
Halifax Nova Scotia April residents pass a resolution urging the colonial government to own and operate the railway lines across Scotia. The measure proposes that the network be treated as branches, with the railway being kept at original cost and provided for in full.
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Thlifas
N.S
Scotia
Eet
Burial of Gillette in Auburn Cemetery
The burial of Gillette, formerly of Auburn New York, took place Monday in the city cemetery. Only a small number of immediate family members were present as the services were conducted by a local clergyman.
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Aubrorn
N. Y
Anvil
Gilbetit
Auburn
Cirece Brown
Bole Cemetery
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J. V. Dillon
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Secretary of Commerce
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Rooke
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Chiif Forester I
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Iim
Davis
Muzzle Bryan
Mme
Anna Gould III
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