Home Runs A Plenty as Boston Nip Cleveland
Yesterday in Boston the Red Sox beat Cleveland 7 to 6 after Gibson was knocked out in the second inning. Flick and Ferrin connected for four baggers, Carr and Grant doubled, and Burkett homered with Stubl adding a triple for Boston. Cleveland's Turner and Belbach also homered, but the visitors fell short as Cal tied or surpassed with key hits in the eighth.
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Bunched Hits Highlight Weekend NL Games
In a soggy slate of yesterday’s National League action Chicago beat Boston 2 to 1 while Pittsburgh toppled New York 7 to 1. Washington defeated Chicago 5 to 4 and Philadelphia shut out Detroit 8 to 0 in the other listed games.
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Itch Fiend and Salt Khoum Warn of Serofata Illness
The passage describes That is Salt Khoum or Keseme as an outerered manifestation of serofata, appearing as etching, burning, oozing, drying, and seating patches on skin. It claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures the persistent case by purifying the blood, warning against substitutes.
Peace hinges on Japanese sincerity at Oyster Bay
Enemies witness tense exchange as M Sergius Witte and Baron Rosen press for a peace deal. Roosevelt hosts the Russian envoy and Count Witte signals hope if Japan remains sincere. Photographers provoke controversy as the Russian party departs, with guards stationed along the journey.
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Equine Race Turmoil Ended in Jockey Fall at Readville
In Readville Massachusetts Aug the first heat of a 2:22 trot ended with horse Bingrock driven by Mant Pals slipping and throwing jockey Palmer from the sulky. Spectators gasped as the horse veered and Palmer was dragged briefly before being freed. The crowd's mood shifted to chaos amid headlines of a retail sale at the People’s Shaw store and a pitch for patent leather ro l footwear.
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Veteran art teacher Hut ching strong in 9th year work
L A Hutching born in Middlebury is an accomplished artist and educator who, from Converse Seminary roots to public and private schools across Vermont, New York and Tennessee, has taught drawing and penmanship for decades. She has trained 67 pupils and continues to teach at North Avenue residence.
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Notes of the game amid muddy lines and misplays
The report details several fielding miscues and near plays as McQuark and McMahon anchor the action. Annie’s batting remains strong while Lauder, Dorman, and Taunder contribute in defense and stinging throws. Fans are urged to come out as crowds may gather for the next contest.
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Minahans Bad Inning Ruins Rutland Win
Rutland led Burlington 4 0 through seven in a pitchers duel before Minahan faltered in the eighth. Wiggs limited Burlington to four hits, while Minahan gave up key hits and a sacrifice as three runs crossed in the eighth, with Rutland adding another in the ninth. Lavelton collected three hits for the Rutland offense.
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Two Boards Meet Over Vermont State Hospital Issues
State supervisors from Dr I M Greene Ethel Stockbridge and Dr Foster Putney met the trustees of the state hospital for the insane led by Dr W I Erwin Newport Center W I Dow Hardwell and Dan D Burtitt Pittsford to discuss hospital care, death cases, and hospital business. A joint meeting is likely to occur frequently this year. An superintendent will not be chosen until the next regular meeting on the first Wednesday in September.
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Miursday
Vermont Officials Appoint Several State Messengers and Clerks
Vermont office holders receive appointments across departments. Fenton of Rutland named patent office messenger, Hood of Burlington scientific assistant in agriculture, Russell of Windsor aid in reclamation, Farrell of Newport laborer in patent office, Duprat of Winooski carpenter at Panama, Johnson of St Albans clerk at state department, Allen of Burlington dopuset in navy department.
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Bigamy Charge Sought in Vermont and Peru Case
Henry St. Seyr, once employed at Sumer School farm in SW Haven, is wanted on a warrant for bigamy. He allegedly married a second wife in Vermont about four years ago without divorcing the first. The second wife, upon learning of the first, pursued the case, and St. Seyr vanished after July 29, fearing prison. State authorities continue efforts to locate him.
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Unclear garbled text fragment headlines a local notice
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Fragmented OCR item with stray words about water and whiskey
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