Goddard Seminary trounces Spaulding High 21 to 2
On the Goddard campus Saturday afternoon Goddard Seminary and Spaulding High School battled in a rain soaked game. Goddard’s Scatty McDonald and Berry delivered strong hitting while David Sickle Jr and Device Tayntor each contributed with key plays. The final score favored Goddard 21 to 2 as rain intensified during the contest.
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Goddard
Goddard Semlnary
Spaulding High School
Tor Ghddani
Mita
Berry
David Sickle, Jr
Tayntor
Olsen
Wishart
Hood's Sarsaparilla for blood and digestion
Hood's Sarsaparilla is praised as the best medicine for purifying blood and improving digestion. It claims to tone the stomach, stimulate appetite, support kidneys and liver, and restore brain and nerve strength with an extensive record of cures.
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Hood
Found Dead In His Room at Berwick Berase Travel A Loveland
Pegar B. Searles a local feather dealer living with Mr and Mrs N P Kingsley in Loveland was found dead in his room Saturday. A physician attended and he reportedly felt better before the body was moved to Pawlet for burial. He leaves a wife and a daughter of Mr and Mrs Heatley Mason.
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Pegar B. Searles
Berwick
Atavel
Loveland
Searles
N. P. Kingsley
Bearlow
Ki Heatley
Pawlet
Vermont Woolen Mill Put Into Receivership
In Ludlow on April 20 Judge Martin of Brattleboro placed the Vermont woolen mill, one of the oldest and best known manufac turing establishments in the country, in the hands of a receiver. Frank A. Walker of Ludlow was named to manage the affairs as creditors pressed for action. Operations may resume when market conditions improve after the plant has been closed for several months.
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Yludlow
Vermont
Martin
Brattleboro
Frank A. Walker
Ludlow
Yell
Runaway carriage injures Rutland figures shocked crowd
Ernest W. OBrien and Deputy Sheriff F. E. Whitaker were thrown from a carriage near Center Saturday noon. OBrien is badly hurt and semi conscious at Rutland City Hospital with spinal and hand injuries. Whitaker suffers bruises and a severe left knee contusion. The pair had returned from Drodhnt after a livery table raid when the horse bolted past a bonfire, losing control.
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Rutland
Ernest YW. Obrien
Sherif FE. S. Whitaker
Rutland City
Jeter
Steamer Stranded Off Cuba Reported by Premier Vessel
Kingston reports April 20 as the Premier expresses concern over a steamship stranded off Cuba. A wrecking vessel, Premier, was dispatched from Kingston to locate and assist the distressed steamer, with Jamaica heading toward a resolution of the incident.
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Kingston
Nean Prents Jamaios
Express Companies Seek Federal Injunction in Nebraska
Express firms sue to block enforcement of a Nebraska 25 percent rate order. The filing in Omaha on April 20 requests a federal injunction to restrain the state railway commission from enforcing the price ceiling. The action names the commission and cites the 25 percent figure as the contested limit.
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Omaha
Neb
Express Comps
Nebraska
Federal
State Railway
Nee N
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
An old advertisement proclaims Kilmer’s Root as a remedy for kidney, liver, and bladder ailments. It claims the product cures urinary issues and related symptoms, touting widespread need and affordable prices, urging readers to buy locally.
Vermont Marble Market Slumps Amid Layoffs In Rutland
Rutland officials report a dull marble market with many workers laid off at the Vermont Nova company. Rumor swirls of the Columbian mill closure. A Vermont marble plant at the Tig shop and the house of correction see limited activity. inmates in the county jail marble shop also idle for three weeks.
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Rutland
Vermont Novela Company
Vermont Marble
Ares
Haa
Tig
House of Correction
Bern
Coun
Will shows Bishop Prospero Marcon left 2 million
The will filed for probate in Mexico indicates Archbishop Prospero Marcon y Larela left about 2,000,000. The estate includes valuable lands ranches mines and numerous porpring corporations. He leaves the fortune to Canon Tineterio Valverle who has served as secretary for several years.
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Mexico
Attempt to wreck a train near Warraw Tod
An unknown assailant threw paraplanes at a west bound New York Chicago fyer near West Waranw on the Pennsylvania railroad, targeting the river. Officials believe a feint was staged to mislead, with authorities pursuing possible suspects and examining the route for further plots. Captain Tate of Mt Owali reports service with the army in the Northeast.
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Warraw
Tod
New York
Chicago Fyer
Vennaylvania Railroad
West Waranw
Capt. Tate
University of St. Burlington
Armeineeonnt
Deen
Daniel “A Tate
Owali
Wretingtom
Saar Os
Tete
Prisoners claim jail haunted by evil spirits
In Asheville North Carolina on April 20 prisoners swear the jail is haunted. They report hearing noises, fainting, and a demonic figure seen at the gallows cage, while authorities vow to move inmates to the new jail once ready.
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Asheville
N. Cy
Juilay
Mont
Pearesk
Rhron
Sdsigat
Boone
Will Miller
Prisners
W. G. Whitaker
Saya
Prince Dé Sagan Arrives In Cherbourg From Paris Train
Prince Dé Sagan lands in Cherbourg after a voyage aboard the Paris train, ignoring further payments. He pays heed to a young passenger and is greeted by the prince’s companion aboard the steamer.
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Cherbourg
Prince Dé Sagan
Fugitive for Five Years In Disfiguring Complaint
St Louis authorities pursue Frank Cullen who vanished five years ago after an attack on his wife Lolie Weid. His father-in-law Hobert Acees, an insurance man, offers testimony as the case unfolds. The wife, now in New York, visits and vows to press charges upon her return.
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St. Louis
Pete So—Arer
Ula
Lolie Weid
Frank Cullen
Peels
Hobert Acees
Wad Arroyteaneye
Clivaret Inks
New York
Keaney
Modes of the Moment in Dress and Hats
The piece notes colorful Wash skirts in vogue and refined petticoats with lace embroidery and ribbons. It highlights the Henry II hat or Ang Pitou, best in dark or medium straw shades, pairing with tailored gowns. Gowns widen at the shoulders, with few examples of the tight shoulder seen.
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Brooklyn Ragle
Noiseless Gun sparks debate in early press quotes
The Detroit News and Atlanta Journal quote early remarks on Maxim’s silent firearm concept. The exchange notes that removing battle noise challenges reporting, and speculates future coverage may describe a fusillade without sound as reporters adapt to quieter weapons.
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Atlanta Journal
Maxim
Wartteck
Detroit News
Easter Day in Barre Churches Awe Crowds in Rainy Morning
Barre churches drew large crowds for Easter services despite threatening weather. St Monica's offered 10:30 mass with a strong Resurrection sermon by Rev. P M Kenna and Mozart Mass finale. Congregational, Methodist, and Church of the Good Shepherd hosted cantatas and sermons. Music featured Miss Jane McKernan, Miss Rose Cook, and violinist Fred Whittier among others. The day included Holy Communion at Church of the Good Shepherd and a resonant Easter cantata at several venues, with emphasis on the Resurrection theme and steadfast faith.
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Barre
St.Monica’s Church
IW. Cray
P. M. McKenna
Mil- Tart
Gloria
Soprand
Jane McKertiany
Qui Tollix
Chodlife
Hf Guett
J. Bo McSweenty
Miss Hose Coal
Agnes Giok
Cee
Thomas Hamel
Charnes
Auuditorium
J. M. Frost
St. Johnsbury
J. W. Braley
Mand’ Harris
le G. Guithths
Wylmat Ob Drtadn
Baes
Gave
Moxare
Robertson
Griffiths
Shelley
Holligier Jackson
B. M. Mille
Cincinnati
Fred Whittier
Montpelier
Whitter
Tale
W. J. MM. Beattie
Easter Services Include Church Members Added
Easter services featured a tasteful altar with lilies and plants. Rev E A Logg Bradford preached at the evening service and Rev P E White Enosturg Falls preached the morning sermon to a large crowd. Nine new members joined the church after the pastor’s address, and three more were received at homes. An Easter concert and chorus performed, with pedal music noted, amid a full conference service.
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Mmm Sheldon
Keelde
Ie Aa
Sheldon
E. A. Logg
Bradford
Methodist Conference
P. E. White
Enosturg Falls
Baptist Church
Ee Sunday School
Bryan declines cocktail at Glens Falls luncheon
William Jennings Bryan spoke in Glens Falls on Saturday, two hours into the oily afternoon, as State Comptroller Martin H. fellow guests including P. E. McCabe and Dr. W. G. McDonald joined. Asked at lunch to drink a cocktail he refused noting a presidential nomination seeker was reportedly sidelined by cocktails. Firgan avoided comment on Democratic state matters, focusing on national affairs while noting local disputes everywhere.
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Atney
William Jennings Bryan
Glens Falls
Bryan
Gon
Martin H.in
P. £. McCabe
W. G. McDonald
Willian Gorham Rice
Mille
Firgan
Mobman to Seek 1912 Democratic Presidential Nomination
Birmingham reports Congress man Richmond Pearson Hobson of Alabama's sixth district plans no opposition to renomination but will tour the district for two weeks. Mobnon seeks 1912 Democratic presidential nomination per Alabama manager L B Mosprove. He will attend the Denver show and likely be heard there.
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Birmingham
Ala
Richmond Pearson Mobnon
Alabama
Hts
L. B. Mosprove
Seisoece Oe
Hobson
Denver
Old White House China Mrs Roosevelt Gifts Six Pieces Set
The article notes a six piece addition to the White House china collection directed by Mrs. Roosevelt. The set includes cups and saucers used during President Pierce's era and was distributed as relics by relatives of William T. Crump, with some pieces sold or given away.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
President Pierce
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
William T. Crump
Howe
Peverdocs
Scant Hope for Bannerman in London Report
London reports scant hope for Sir Archibald Bannerman as of Sunday morning with alarming decline in his condition. His weakness worsened materially and little sign of recovery was evident through the night.
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London
Sicoeeas Sea
Gea Serpents Plentiful in Bay of Bengal Decline Noted
In the Bay of Bengal, reports describe sea serpents appearing in abundance in some areas while scarce in others. The creatures are noted for their agile, graceful, and beautiful presence as observers document varying populations across the bay.
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Bay of Bengal
Orange Sleasems and Womeram Emblem of Prosperity
The terms Orange Sleasems and Orange Womeram were first used for betta wreatia by Anika and Bowers at the Eagle Tire. The phrases are considered an emblem of prosperity in this historical note.
Italy Near War With Turkey Over Post Offices
Rome reports two official communiqués on April 20 denying German obstacles to Italy in Trieste and announcing naval divisions to guard Italian post offices. Italy plans to issue a note to the Powers and an ultimatum to Turkey after a Derna incident involving a murdered priest, with the aim of enforcing treaty rights and safeguarding Italian interests in posts and possessions.
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Rome
Firat
Germany
Italy
Tripoli
Turkey
Derna
Wiaieh
Porte
Constantinople
Smyrna
Jerusalem
Salonica
Vathor Guistino Pacini
Sun
Tearna
Th Abrunaina
Grenet
Salone
Ps Alle i
Daciar
Surat
de Forte
Regirl
Taly
Mary
Nia Sara
Avia Ir
Hallan
Uzrrn
Svenieh
Alvin de
Chinceliar von Bucow
Balkans
Pritam
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Hyssey
G. Macfie
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Amy Raton
Elkay
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National Biscuit Company
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Old White House
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