Vermont braces for basketball after football season ends
Burlington reports the University of Vermont closes its football season and begins forming a basketball squad. A planned schedule includes eleven games before Christmas with seniors and sophomores leading, featuring Thomas and Peek on the senior team and Harlow, Barlow, Morrison, Grow, Covey, and Rice among juniors. The freshmen will include Captain Buck and others. no captain has been elected yet.
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Burlington
Dev
University of Vermont
Escent Nex
Baves
Ee ‘Thomas
Peek and Hall
W. A. Harlow
BR. B. Barlow
Morrison
L. L. Grow
Covey
Rice
F. M. Holcomb
Buck
Deyite
Collins
Watkins
Harrington
Basmow
Jewett
Wheeler
Favorite Remedy credited for stone dissolution
A Rochester man reports relief from a bladder stone after using Dr. Kennedy's Favorite Remedy. He states his kidney issues and calculus of stone dissolved, and credits the medicine for his recovery. The testimonial comes from E. D. W. Parsons of Rochester, with Kennedy headquartered in Rondout, New York.
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David Any Theric Kennedy
Rondout
N. Y
Assignment of Judges List for Vermont County Courts 1905 06
The notice assigns judges for county courts from December 1905 to December 1906. Names include Rowell G J Gar , Windsor Cates Tyler Bennington Minttam Orange Resex Manson Grand Isle Franklin Haselton Caledonia Power Adhison Miles Windsor Chittenden Addison Rutland and others with start dates in 1905 and expirations in 1906.
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Dee
Ee Willard W. Miles
Yodge
Enber
Rowell
G. J. Gar
Bawex
Windsor
Cates
Tyler
J. Ree
Caledonia
Power
J.—Adhison
Amit
Penn Beats Cornell In Tough Midwestern Tilt
Philadelphia Dec 1 Pennsylvania defeated Cornell 6 to 0 in a fierce football game rated one of the season’s roughest. Cornell led by a five yard push late in the first half but fumbles halted scoring. Officials warned several players as the Quakers held strong, Thompson of Cornell ejected for striking. Other results noted Michigan over Chicago and Carlisle routing Georgetown.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Cornell
Ieee
Franklin
Vieter
Fiees
Wari
Amie
Feld
Ithaca Boys
Thompson
Cornel
Stevenson
Edwards
Ver
Orman
Vedoets
Costello
Lyon Junk
Hotwon
I. Gs
O'Rourke Torrey
Newman Robinson
Cook Lamson
Down
Oderkirk Scarlett
oeNe Stevenson
Pollak
Newhall Shoble
Gibson
Rabeork
Green
Longwell
Walder
Polwell
Halliday
Wahler
Samson
Sheblo
W. H. Corbin
Yale
W. H. Edwarda
Princeton
Hnesman
A. H. Sharpe
Harvard Denies Break With Yale in Article
Camby Mass November 30 President Charles W Eliot of Harvard repudiates a newspaper advance article from the Graduates Magazine claiming Harvard should sever ties with Yale. Eyewitnesses say he rejects any notion of Harvard breaking with Yale and insists on continued cordial relations between the two universities.
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Yale
Camby
Mass
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
Eliot
Harran
Miler
Imee
Harvent
Alos Tonb Eliot
Vinol praised as a tonic for a weak child at Wickert & Wells
A Virginia regular circus tale mentions Vinol from Wickert & Wells Drug Store as a preferred tonic for a sick child. The account describes dramatic improvement in appetite, strength, and flesh after starting Vinol, with the family praising its taste and effectiveness and offering a money back guarantee if it fails.
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Wickert & Wells
Vitor
Vinci
Rickert & Wells, Druggiste
Schwab to Be Senator From Nevada in 1900 Race
Nevada reports Charles M Schwab plans to seek the Nevada seat in 1900 to replace Francis M Newlands whose term ends that year. Schwab’s rise, residence, and wealth tied to new mining and rail interests are noted as potential for future influence. The piece also surveys Russian railway expansion and government ownership trends as context from the London Engineer.
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Washington
Dee
Charles, M. Schwabe Ak
Nevi
Newlazis
Sudtomar
Schwab
Wbalf
Nevada
Russia
London
Hamilton in Paris and German threat to Equitable Life
A Paris correspondent reports Andrew Hamilton, once a confidential representative for Albany insurers, preparing a formal reply to the heads of the German policyholder inquiry. Hamilton may travel to New York depending on doctors, as he remains under care for illness. Also notes Berlin demands increased German premium reserves from Equitable Life Assurance Society. Justice Peckham flatly criticizes McCurdy’s management and fundraising moves at Mutual Life, highlighting lack of board awareness.
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Paris
Andrew Hamilton
Albany
Arms Insurance Committee
New York
Hinmilton
Bad Nauheim Springs
Doubars
Jooks
Peas
Hamilton
Germany
Berlin
Imperial Insurance Office
Equitable Life Anour| Anice Society of
Cou
Aron
Equitable
Aadmineter Mem
Justice Peckham
Washington
Rufus W. Peckham
Supreme Court
Mutual Life Insurance Company
McQurdy
McCurdy
Triste
Eckels May Be His Successor as Mutual President
Richard A. McCurdy resigned as president of Mutual Life Insurance Company in New York. The board of trustees accepted his resignation and Frederic Cromwell, the Mutual’s treasurer, was named temporary successor. McCurdy cited health in his resignation letter.
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James H. Eckels
the Mutual
New York
Richard A. McCurdy
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Frederic Cromwell
Mutial
Cleveland
Robers
Commercial National Bank of Chicago
McCurdy
Board of
Resignation Follows Health Strain As Elderly Official Retires
An elderly executive, urged to leave active business, resisted linking to the company last June when turning 70. He faced a serious disturbance in insurance affairs and believed duty kept him at his post until advice from physicians led to his resignation.
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Ave
Requests to Hardwick Mardwick Dro 1 Tn the wall
A fragment describes funds left for Hardwick and Mardwick library support, about 5000 to 10000, plus around 400 for a cemetery upkeep. Part of the bequests go to Wisconsin and New York relatives, with the remainder to local relatives and friends.
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Mardwick
Dro
AL M. Jeudevine
Wisconsin
New York
Piles Cure Advertised With Pazo Ointment Claims
An old advertisement touts a guaranteed cure for piles using Pazo Ointment promising relief in six to fourteen days with a claimed 500 price or funding detail. The fragmentary text emphasizes a guaranteed remedy and timeline.
Army Officers To Cook At Fort Riley Training School
Officers from the commissary departments will study bread baking and cooking at Fort Riley under War Department orders. Two officers at a time will attend the school for cooks and bakers in Kansas. Upon completion they will be deployed to train soldiers in the field.
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Fort Riley
Washington
War Department
School of Application
Cavalry and
Field Artillery
Kan
Unclear refund claim card filed by passenger
The undersigned asserts payment of 50 cents to a Fresno business. The notice promises a refund if the product fails to cure a service. Name appears as Ren Cpoed Paasener and Drown, Raxnmckd Co. No clear dates or full entities are readable.
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Gresno
Ren Cpoed Paasener
Raxnmckd& Co, Dd
Train Kills Two On Track At Langhorne Pa
Reading Railroad accident at Langhorne near Philadelphia killed two people and injured two. Mary Ambler of Langhorne and an unidentified man died. Hensie Powell of Philadelphia and Edward Palmer of Langhorne were injured. The Palmer party had been walking along the tracks to avoid a trolley when an express train from New York struck them. Ambler was killed instantly. her companions suffered severe injuries.
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Philadelphia
Reading
Langhorne
Mary Ambler
Hensie Powell
Edward Palmer
Langhorn
Paboor
Tou
Lumber Merichant
Powell
Miss Ambler
Legislature panel to report on prison reform
Bellows Falls December 1 The legislative investigating committee will submit its report to Governor Bell after completing sessions in Windsor and reviewing the Prison at Windsor and other state facilities. Two weeks may pass before finalizing recommendations plus planned visits to New Hampshire and Massachusetts institutions. The Vermont House of Correction project will be next but delayed due to member commitments.
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Bellows Falls
Bell
Col. Brigham
Windsor
Penal Institutions of
New Hampshire
Mins+sachimette
House of Correction
James J. Hill Home Visit in St Paul Returns Leaders
The James J. Hill Home in St Paul saw leaders including President James J. Hill of the Great Northern Road and T. Slade among others return to the city on Wednesday.
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St. Paul, Vec
James A Hill
The
Great Northern Road
Kind Mra
Cecre T. Slade
St. Paul
Senator Barton Sentenced After Conviction in Fraud Case
United States Senator Joseph Ralph Barton of Kansas was sentenced to six months in county jail and a $2,500 fine for voting as a paid attorney in a Rialto securities case. The court in St Louis stayed execution pending appeal and released him on $5,000 bond.
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St. Louis
United States
Joseph Ralph Barton
Kansas
Trova County
Trenton
Pen Aly
Adlots
Rialto Grait and Securities Company
St. Lows
Jena
Keren Ae
Supreme Cour
Ulcers Cured After Doctors Fail By Cuticura Testimony
A Gainesville Texas man testifies after thirty years of painful ulcers and a leg to foot eruption, saying Cuticura Soap and Ointment cured him in six months. He notes relief from the first use and urges others to try the remedy to avoid suffering.
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Ma ©. Moss
Gainesville
Texas
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