Burlington Defeats Plattsburg Despite Vickers Strong Stop
Burlington won 9 to 0 as Vickers pitched a heady game before McMahon was removed. Plattsburg mismatched infield errors and costly plays allowed Burlington to score seven runs late. Aldinger Matthews and Stankard contributed with three bin hits and other miscues led to the decisive lead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vickers
McMahon
Plattsburg
Rutland S
Burlington
Aldinger
Matthews
Crew
Page
Stankard
Dave
Burtin
Guy
Intercity
Ickers
Barns
Pape
Ingelton
McGuirky
Dyspeplets Ghoornterts and Chelsea Win at Wetland Track
Chelsea defeated Williamstown in a fast game with key plays by Frisell’s home run and Comolli’s catching. In baseball, Williamstown and Chelsea shore up their lineups as Parkhurst and Shaw starred on defense and offense, while Boston and New York drew crowds in late-night AL and NL scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelea
Williamstown
Boantway
Papert
Sox
Williastowns
Shaw
Appa
West Randolph
Poland
Parkhurst
Frisell
Comolli
Raraw
Comelli
Boardway
Bungers
Pickering
Underhill
Vaurkiurst
Ianinga
Chelsea
Wiliamstown
Bennington Court Fines Man for Unlicensed Auto Run
John Burgess was fined $12.97, plus costs, in Bennington Municipal Court on a Saturday for operating an automobile without a license. The case marks the first conviction under the new automobile law in Bennington.
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John Burgess
Bennington
Aug
Municipal
Flot
Plattsburg Defeats Rutland In Loose Plattsburg Ball Game
In Plattsburg Aug 7 Rutland lost 6 to 5 in a loosely played affair. Lush of Cleveland starred for Plattsburg with a putout and one hit while Doescher and Donovan struggled on the mound. Skelly Bottemus, Ware, Denovan and Carroll led the Huskies offense with key hits and Stolen bases by O'Hara and Robertson adding spark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattebarg
Tlatteburg
Rutland
Donovan
Doescher
Tutland
Robertson
Lush
Cleveland
Patteete
Plattsburg
Mans
Skelly
Bottemus
Krotchell
Wells
Denovan
Carroll
Tara
Dyer
Shungron
Shean
O'Hara
Hobertson
Daf
Dooscher
Dr Miles Heart Cure Advertises Quick Heart Relief
A historical advertisement warns of chest pain and dangerous heart strain and promotes Dr Miles Heart Cure from Miles Medical Co. It claims to invigorate heart nerves and muscles, relieve pain, and restore vigor. The copy references a refund policy and urges readers to consult the doctor for a remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Jill Geentte
Leone Cecesaat
Aisquist
Mary Miles Medical Co
Elichart, Ind
The Writers and Literary Figures Highlighted
An article notes East Indian author Sarath Kynar Gogh preparing for a U S lecture tour while Helen Keller’s book is translated into multiple languages. It also references Thomas Elwood Garrett a noted poet and critic born in 1827, with details of his literary career and a shift from ministry to architecture.
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Sarath Kynar Gogh
Chasen
Mise Helen Keller
Russhan
Bohemia
Flomat
Thonyas Elwood Garrett
Sir Louie
Chester County
Pogulus
St. Louis
First Step to Peace as Roosevelt Hosts Russian and Japanese Plenipotentiaries
Oyster Bay August 7 1905 President Roosevelt formally welcomes Russian and Japanese envoys greeting them as comrades at a simple ceremony aboard the battleship Mayflower. He toasts peace and expresses hope for a speedy end to the war between the two powers.
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Oyster Bay
Rus
Arp
Roovevelt
Hucia
Roosevelt
America
Duehoney
Wis
Langdeland Counts
Jerome addresses 6000 at Chautauqua on patriotism of peace
William Travers Jerome district attorney of New York spoke to about 6000 at the Chautauqua assembly on the patriotism of peace. He blamed social unrest on selilah weve and dishonesty and criticized Carnegie libraries while urging law and order and an end to graft. He faulted public office disgust and said both major parties lack principle, naming Gov. Higgin as among a few trying to do duty.
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Chautauqua
William Travers S Jerome
New York
Jerome
Equitable
Mr. Jerome
Carnegie
York
Homestead
Iron and Steel
Higghin
Philippines
Dick Davie Wins With High Score in Scratch Match
Dick Davie wins with a score of 85 3 83. JE D Field, a Scratch Man, places second with 83 5 84 and J B Averill finishes third with 89 5 84.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JE. D. Field
J.B. Averill
Richard Davie
Field
J. T. Averill
Is. T. Averill
Il. J. Bailey
John Merger
Das. MacKay
M. Ballard
Pote
Mathews
Jas
Reid D. Hi
Perry
Nichols
Th. Clark
Shortage in City Accounts Tied to Boothby Case
Berlin New Hampshire reports state city clerk and treasurer William A Boothby found $7000 to $8000 short in city funds. He attempted suicide by drinking unspecified poison during an afternoon incident. saved by prompt action. Boothby, 55, married with three children, is recovering. inquiry points to partial coverage by a surety. Pulsifer, consulted by police, cited ignorance of exact amount but suggested a long standing shortage may exist.
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Berlin
Treaswer Wilbdm A. Booth
Uoothby
Moothby
Boothby
di IC
Pulsifer
Graft and Public Trust Debate Echoes Across City
A murky pamphlet of excerpts from Philadelphia Inquirer and Columbus Post references graft and public concern. The letters discuss ticket holders amid crop report leaks and call for cleanup and accountability.
Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy Endorsed by Sufferer
Letter from Henry S. Elredge of Rochester New York praising Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. He reports blotches on the breast of scrofulous character cleared after the first bottle and says his general health improved. He addresses Sirs in Rondout New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayid Kennedy
Henry S. Elredge
Rochester
N. Y
Unclear text fragment about health and federal function
Fragmentary notes mention meat health and comfort, a reference to Winslow and serun, and a vague notice about a Pot 104 Toul Hresnice with prejudice and a table may be beaten by Tide moiteing. Includes a stray line about 9 bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Vermont Marble Co Instructions for May Muster
Vermont Marble Company issued orders to its quarry and office heads to prepare for the annual muster. The notice directed departments across Rutland and surrounding areas to gather and ensure adequate leave for employees during the drill period.
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Vermont Marble Co
T ‘Pitwe
Rutland
Ang
Vermont Marble
Collins
Rarrow Quarries
Tilvert Shoe
Mounheera
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Sanford
Dick Davie
Berlin, N. H
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David Kennedy
Rondout, N. Y
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Feate
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Grenw
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Vermor
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Nest Door
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