Goddard Triumphs In Tight Baseball Battle
Goddard defeated Jacket team 7 to 1 in a pitching duel led by Goldaine in nine innings. Heath excelled at bat drawing three bases on balls with solid defense, while Douglass allowed six singles and one home run. Coen Berry homered for Goddard. Knapp stole second and scored in the eighth. Thayer starred behind the plate for the Jackets.
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Goddard
Sethe Santea
Loom Teat
Wicoer
Jackets
Capel Jeath
Goldaines
Douglass
Jerry
Thayer
Coen Berry
Homer
Knapp
Ntole
Jony
Barre Veterans Issue Challenge to Montpelier Bowlers
Ten men aged sixty or over issue a challenge to any ten veterans in Washington county for a bowling match, preferring a team from Montpelier. Communications to Burzil's Alleys. A note mentions a missing light weight overcoat left an undertone at the alley.
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Washington County
Montpelier
Burzil
Sudden Deaths and Kidney Cure Advertisement
Medicine ad cites kidney disease as cause of sudden deaths and bladder issues. Promotes Kilmer's Swamp Root as cure benefiting kidneys liver and bladder with sample offer in New York state. Mentions National League results New York Brooklyn 4 New York.
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Oughamton
N.Y
Kilmer
Binglonston
New York
Brooklyn
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Baseball Narrowly Slated
Hood's Sarsaparilla and related tabtet forma clash described amid a muddled box score. Robertson homered, Heath Ay walked, Buck Jackets and Dor errors noted, Goddard and Knapp involved in double plays.
Hat cleaning tricks from a Panama straw hat tale
A garbled note describes methods to restore a Panama straw hat, mentioning an outdated style and a fake finish. It hints at reshaping and concealing wear to make the hat resemble a new one. The fragment references a person or author named Coe and suggests improvised care for old headwear.
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Coe Erred
Boy’s Strange Death At Plainfield School Event
Plainfield records show a boy died after a seizure during a school event. The report notes convulsions and fainting while the lad entered a convulsive state, with the tragedy connected to a pillar and a crowd. The Plainfield High attendance and funeral details are mentioned.
Former Poor Miner Gives Away 2,000,000
A Pardil Mexico dispatch reports Jextro Algaralo, once a poor miner, has given away 2,000,000 in hopes of aiding a charitable cause. The tale notes a dramatic rise from hardship to wealth and his posthumous generosity is described amid unclear details.
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Galveston
Tex
Pardil
Mexico
Jextro Algaralo
Lisa
Unclear racing note from Alloa with two good colts
Fragmentary text references Sir Abbott ant Withesdale Ali Alloa Wik and two good colts. Mentions a person in charge of Ghana and an award to Withesdale as the winner of a three year event. Overall the piece is garbled and partial.
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Ir Ali
Alloa Wik
Idee
Walaoe
Oer
Coke
Ptm
Dali
Ghana
Dortp Natant
Ourerd
Jan Withesdale
Battle ship fight lost amid navy expansion debate
Washington April 24 Congress maintains position on four new battleships amid opposition. Senator Lodge and Beveridge admit defeat on current amendment while Hale’s committee plan to award staff officers titles faces possible quashing. Debate centers on who commands ships and how titles are allocated.
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Washington
United States
Wes Taupee
Readent
Maling
Lodge
Hale
Din
Bill for the Maine wreck removal bids urged
Washington April 24 a bill was introduced by Mr Suleer to authorize a secretary of the navy to issue and publish proposals for removing the wreck of the vessel near Havune harbor. Bids would be opened in New York and bodies recovered would be interred in Arlington National Cemetery. The president would arrange necessary steps if Cuba treaty provisions require.
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Washington
Alamo
Havune Harbor
Suleer
New York
Secretary of the Navy
National Cemetery
Artington
House Pursues Bill to Forfeit Harriman Land in Oregon
Washington April: House considers joint Senate bill to forfeit millions of acres of land in Oregon granted to the Oregon and California railroad company linked to Harriman. Also note Cowley nomination sent to the Senate for William Cowles confirmation as captain.
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House
Bill
Harriman Land
Washington
Homer
Millon Aieres
Oregon
Oregon’ & California Road Company
Harriman
Cowley
Senate
She Tauate
Wiliam
Cowles
House Probes Deep in Boat Scandal on Navy Ships
Washington April 24 The House select committee investigates amid a ship scandal tied to anonymous communications. Lilley introduces a resolution calling on the secretary of the navy for information on the ship construction by the Electric Company and requests details on the yards and performance of the marines built vessels.
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Washington
Iouse Selectric
Lilley
Navy
Electric Company
Fragmentary inquiry notes and party communications discussed
Fragmented text references Seppe the neath fora the cumidites in MOOR and a Washington office. Mentions Mr Lilley, Mr Neff, Mr Radinborough, and an anonymous communication about a typewriter message. No clear outcome or dates.
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Seppe
Washington
Lilley
Frederick
Whitvere
Alerk
Naval
Nef
Frank Radinborough
Neff
Erasing
Bdintonough
Joseph Leiter to Wed Capital Girl in Washington
Washington April 24 announces the engagement of Joseph Leiter of Washington and Chicago to Miss Juliette Well of Washington daughter of Mr and Mrs Williams The wedding expected in Washington within weeks Leiter son of the late T M Leiter Harvard graduate and Chicago Wheat Board figure and Miss Williams are named in the notice
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Mise
Juliette Wil Lame
Washington
Josph Leiter
Washi
Chicago
Juliette Well
Thin City
Gal
Mire
RK Williams
Leiter
T. %. Laiter
Horn
Harvard
Mitch
George
Mergan
Cone
First Congress of Italian Women Opens in Rome
The first congress of Italian women began in Rome this morning under royal patronage. Organizers aim to discuss social advancement for women rather than immediate political rights, with officials including Queen Helena and city leaders in attendance.
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Rome
Fina Aprila
van Prewe Fh
Q Neen Helena
Edvenian
Sig
Rava
Naten
Aar
Eoress
Cennt BP
Flages Wonderland Moving Picture Company Program
Flages Wonderland Moving Picture Company announces a program detailing upcoming screenings and events. The booklet outlines schedules, venue timings, and ticketing information for the public.
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Flages Wonderland Moving Picture Company
New York Legislature Ends After Adjournment
Albany April 24 The 190th New York Legislature adjourned with plans to reconvene soon for an extra session. Leaders praised enacted measures while acknowledging failures on others. Key acts include a felony bucket measure, a three platoon bus system bill, and a legislative probe of New York City finances.
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Albany
N. Y
New York
Senate
Biny
Bam
Watt
New York City
Assembly
Finance Department
Arnold
Huebees
Last Rites Given in Ambulance After Auto Crash
In New York on April 24 a woman, Mrs Annie Kiryan, suffered a fractured skull when a car on Gouverneur Bridge crashed. Rev St Parroll of the Church of Mercy administered last rites during an ambulance ride to Gouverneur Hospital. John Bryan, son of the injured woman, was driving the car. Mrs Bryan and two daughters and two riders were nearby. The machine went down at ordinary speed, bounced, and stopped. Mrs Bryan was pinned beneath the vehicle but freed by bystanders. She briefly regained consciousness. doctors fear she will not recover.
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New York
Gouverneur Hospital
St. Parroll
Church of Mercy
Annie Kiryan
I Burg Bridge
John Bryan
Bryan
Cne
Bridkge
Bevan
Engineer Stops Train For Visit By Wife In Ill-Fated Trip
Gov Deneen among passengers on Hog Train delayed near Havens as engine sat idle talking to a wire. The train halted miles from Havens. passengers peered out as officials discussed matters.
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Gov. Deneen
Alinda
Chicago
Deneen
Quincy
Pekin
Tekin
Havens
Tierindbold
Treasury Deficit Widened as Customs Receipts Drop
A distressed report shows customs receipts near 5 million lower than last year, with the available cash balance shrinking from 262,608,100.76 to 252,217,775.31 by April 1. Expenditures exceed revenue by large margins, civil and miscellaneous costs rising sharply, pensions and navy outlays climbing, signaling strain on treasury funds and rising calls for congressional action.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
I Aps
Snow halts Craven meeting after snow delays
Officials announce Craven meeting suspended as snow stops racing. Event begins April with postponements and a three day extension while conditions improve. Names and exact venues unclear due to damaged text.
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Tandon
Taft favored district delegate selection in Caledonia County
Local editors debate party loyalty as Caledonia County voters prepare for the Republican state convention. The column urges Taft support, notes district delegates should reflect state sentiment, and references Leighton P. Sisek of St Johnsbury and other potential candidates.
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Caledonia County
Taft
Leighton P. Sisek
St. Johnsbury
Slack
Brattleboro Brains Do It Exhibit Confusing Note
A fragmentary damaged text from Brattleboro references a troubling incident with unclear details. Names, places, and actions are jumbled making a precise account impossible. The slivers imply a claim of possession or damage linked to a Brattleboro event, but the exact facts remain unreadable.
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