Vermonters to the Good Vermonters to the Good
Cambridge April 19 Harvard opened the crapon at Soldiers Field facing Vermont. A strong wind plagued play yet Vermont led from the first inning and held a two run edge. Slater struggled as Pope Collins excelled for Vermont with sharp pitching and timely hits. Errors plagued Harvard as Dane misplayed a ball allowing two runs. Arborson made standout catches in center while Vermont forged ahead on solid defense and offense.
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University of Vermont
Wit Vermont Wits Artter
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Pope Collins
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Helding
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Aronson
Vermorth
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Watking
Harvant Vermont Harvard Baseball Game Summary
Vermont defeated Harvard 8 to 4 in a game featuring multiple base hits and errors. Slater pitched seven innings with seven strikeouts, Coline allowed no runs. Attendance reached about 1,500 as Andover and Colgate also posted scoreless efforts.
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McVonnel
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Simone
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Paquet
Haynes
Simons
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Hirst
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Collab
Kidney health claim ad for Swamp Root remedy
An advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney bladder and urinary troubles. It claims kidney poisoning causes bladder and kidney wasting, promises relief and improved urination, and offers free samples and a book via mail from Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N.Y
Dr. Kilmer
Feap
Binghamton, N. Y
The Baseball Magazine Debuts With Noted Contributors
Edited by Bae C. Morse, the first issue of The Baseball Magazine presents itself as a comprehensive illustrated publication on the national game. It features 24 contributors including Walter Camp on early college baseball and John E. Bruce on the National Commission, with others like Frank Solve and Louie Pepper aiding to make the issue engaging.
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Baseball
American National Gume
Bae C. Morse
Hastl
Walter Camp
John EB. Bruce
Comminecion
America
Basle
Basle Supreme Court.” Frank Solve, Kileward Hanlon, Jacob C. Morse
T. H. Murnatie
Pred Woodcock
James A.nivan
Louie Peper
Harvard
Botanizing Trip Ends With Earthquake Tales
Prof Charles J Chamberlain of the University of Chicago returns from a Mexican botanizing expedition describing encounters with rare moon species and Epocies of Lie sage palm. He recalls Puebla’s quake fear and a near escape on the journey, noting vivid scenes of chaos, a tilting store, and locals kneeling in prayer.
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Chicago
Charles J. Chamberlain
University of Chicago
Mixico
Milla
Puebla
Tuxiapeo
Moran's Scalp Demand Hits Boston Politico Row
The Transcript reports calls for the resignation of District Attorney John B. Moran amid accusations of a dysfunctional office. Moran, ill and out of action, has faced criticism over prosecutorial failures and a backlog of cases as Assistant Michael J. Dwyer acts. Moran’s brother responds with restraint.
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Distriet
John B. Movin
The
Transcript
Moran
Piper Court
Fs Meade
Divteret Aviarney
Governor Guild
Sprague Ana
Aloneo Moran
Michael J. Dwyer
Ocean rate war grows between British and German lines
London reports a widening passenger rate war between Norddeutscher Lloyd and the Keyston Mail Steamship Company. Mediterranean and Atlantic service rates are slipping as lines push discounts to attract emigrants to New York. The conflict, led by the German firm, pits British and German operators against each other with significant passenger shares from the Mediterranean.
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Adayion
Norddeutecher Lloyd
Keyytian Mail Steamship
Naples
Alexandria
Mediterranean
Atlantic
Camerd Lite
Litend
Norideutschar Lloyd
New York
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Instear
Uf Theas
Cunard
Norddutector
Lloyd
Thalian
President Vander cook dies after appendicitis operation
Vander cook, president of United Press, died after an appendicitis operation in Chicago. His body was sent to Louisville for burial. He was born in Orange, New Jersey in 183, and had been with the company for several years. The funeral date has not yet been decided.
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Eaniene Vandercook
Dired Préas Association
Chicago
Louisville Ky
Mr. Vanderyook
Orange
N. J
Bern Ed Veith Tie Chrippe McRae Nolte
Red Cross Pharmacy Offers Refund on Cough Remedy
The undersigned pledge to refund money if Greene's Warranted Gyrip of Tar fails to cure coughs or colds. A 50 cent bottle is provided to prove satisfaction or refund. Signed by Red Cross Pharmacy and E. A. Drow.
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Greene
Red Cross Pharmacy
E. A. Drow
Unclear fragmentary Washington notice on upcoming poll date
Fragmentary OCR mentions a regilar menting Friday and an April 24 poll call. Names and specifics are garbled, but it hints at attendance, timing, and a vote or public event to occur soon. The text references a person calling for mil veyul roe and a question about the evening's proceedings.
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Canada’s crop outlook and priestly notes amid winter farming
Fragmentary OCR text describes crop outlook in Canada, mentions priests, 2 Ave The government, sealing totes, and various garbled phrases about vines, bathing, and costs. Reading is unclear. key entities and facts cannot be reliably extracted from the fragment.
Pictures of War Stir Up Polls Over Navy Yard Waste
Washington dispatch notes Connecticut Congressman Lilley alleging vast public funds wasted on Navy yards and proposing a commission to study abandonment of several yards. He cites inadequate docks and shallow channels, naming Kittery Port Royal Charleston Key West Mare Island and New Orleans. President Roosevelt may seek legal ruling on constitutional issues of a new naval bill.
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East West
Richird Pearyon Hobson
Merrimac
United States
Betaine
Heraties
iMerry
Burton
Hipbaon
Lilley
Connecticut
Mah
Kittery
Port Royal
Charleston
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Key West
Fly
New Orleans
Mare Idland
Cal
House
Senate
Latley
Bonaparte
Ronater Crane
Capitol
Toston
Federal Reserve Proposals to Create Southern Appalachians and White Mountains Reservations
Washington aims to pass a bill creating federal forest reserves in the White Mountains of New Hampshire and the southern Appalachians. Legal questions delay action as committees debate constitutional grounds and jurisdiction. Agriculture favors preservation. rivers and harbors, and judiciary panels may influence advancement before adjournment.
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White Mountain
Lely Dime
Tamde
White
Committee On Cculture
Committee On Agriculturel
Souther
Appalachians
White Mountains
Presidents Invited Guests for Governors Conference at White House
President Roosevelt will host a governors conference May 18 19 with invited guests including Jamia Hill Andrew Carnegie Grover Cleveland William Bryan and John Mitchell. Governors from all states cabinet members supreme court justices and Inland waterways commission members attend. A dinner May 19 will honor these guests assisted by three delegates and about 40 national organizations.
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United States
Jamia J. Hill
Andrew Carnegie
Grover Cleveland
Wil- Thu Seeing Bryan
John Mitchell
Supreme Court
Inland Waterways Commission
Grover
Tony
Castro Note From Venezuela Angers U S Officials
Washington April 11 The state department received from President Castro of Venezuela a reply to the U S demand for an explanation on tampering with the cargo of the U S cruiser Tacoma at La Guayra post office. The note, delivered through Minister Ansel, was deemed impertinent and will not be sent to the Senate unless requested. Senator Custom, chairman of the foreign relations committee, said Castro’s note appears to dodge the issue and expose the Venezuelan position to scrutiny.
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State Department
Castro
Venezuela
United States
Tacoma
la Guayra
Ansell
Castro Ot Carneis
Senate
Custom
Committee On Foreign Relations
Ae Pang
Gompers and Seth Low Out in Sherman Law Clash
New York April 14 The Hepburn amendment to the Sherman anti trust law faces opposition from the National Metal Trades Association which will cooperate with allied employers groups. Cushing former NAM secretary is named to report from hearings in Washington. A Deadlock between Seth Low Civic Federation over the clause legalizing boycott delays action.
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National Metal Trades Association
Eaher
Opcore
Cushing
National Association of Manufacturers
Whallington
Broadway
Seth Low
Civic Federation of Labor
Beyentt
Crie
Doug
Tow
Johnny Poe Strikes It Rich
Baltimore April 19 John P Poe son of John Prentices Poe has become involved in mining speculation. By April 7 the mine showed little promise and Poe remained hopeful that the vein would extend to the surface. A yellow gleam appeared in a minor shaft as miners extended the lower river niche.
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Tonopah
Hughes Endorsed by New York Republicans for President
The New York Republican convention endorsed Governor Charles Hughes for president, instructing four delegates to back his nomination at Chicago. The platform praised President Roosevelt and Hughes policies, pledged party unity, and affirmed support for government regulation of corporations and equal rights before the law.
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Charles Bd. Hughes
Stewart L. Woodford
Seth Low
Etys Frederick Jr
Syracuse
Buteler
Buffalo
Oneida
Revere Conklin
Ulysses 5
Grant
Waett
Saragogs
Hughes State Lenten
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Brackett
Siese
Committee On
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Westchester
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Howe
Senator Platt
Brose
Roosevelt
Finghes
Housevelt
America
Hame
Avery
Tariff policy debate amid calls for American wage protection
Fragmented lines discuss opposition to AME ownership of sub ventures and support for tariff measures. General stance favors revenue use and protecting American workers, manufacturers, and national wage standards. The text references protectionist aims and a call to maintain a protective tariff framework.
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America
Arne Ee
Carter
Sullivan and Bryan Nomination Committee Sparks County Meeting
Fragmentary note shows Sullivan and Bryan ticket backing in Tlinaie and Wideee regions for a providential county event. No ballot vote registered. County convention plan set for April 23 aims to choose a national slate aligned with Bryan and Sullivan. Committee ratified ward selections, but turnout limited to two wards.
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Sree Nettle Feemun
Tlinaie
Wideee
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Sullivan
Donia Bet
Harrison von
Warde
Twenty-Soond
Taft Weekly Summary Delegates Decline Clear Taft Lead
The Taft campaign reports 29 Taft delegates selected from 116 named, with 57 other names, 30 unindicated, reflecting the week’s voting. Two days of real sequences added two delegates from rival candidates, while Taft remains under challenge from opponents.
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Mae
Mary Taft
Taft
Via
Bellieh steamer carries engines for Japanese cruiser
Boston April 1 The Bellieh steamer Binley 4 carries two turbines from Fore River for the Japanese cruiser Uhuoki recently launched at Kuro Japan. Each turbine gives 60 bore horsepower and the cruiser can reach 23 knots. Engines were arranged by Mile & Co and Japanese bankers in New York. After landing, the Binley will proceed to New York to ship rail and other materials for Japan. Two similar engines will be ready for shipment in August for the Japanese cruiser Aki. The Touki will have a displacement of 145.
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Antwerp
Toad
Fore River Engine Company
Kuro
Japan
Mile
Gala array lights San Diego in war era pageant
San Diego hosts a gala array with a mesh display and ships in Bay, featuring battleship tires and a daytime departure from Coronado Bay. Canopy and banners line main streets as crowds gather for a four day event amid patriotic displays and special formations.
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Rane
Bia
Pritepel
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