Goddard Far Stronger In Narrow Win Over Richmond Athl
Goddard Seminary defeats Richmond Athlete Club 20 to 4 in three 1 minute periods at Church Street Gym. Richardson stars with 11 baskets, Brasser of Richmond encroaches, while Goddard’s defense and team play dominate.
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Church Street Gymnasiune
Goddard Seni
Richmond
Goddard
Liddidard
Wepkennl
Stoure
Aoe
Bitkete
Wickmond
Tichardson
Iaddard
Hreayer
Hichmiond
Denny Hay
Shiy Aneller
Hte Geand Pweition
Seminary
Paltitey
Rikhmonit
Irl
Richmond A. C
Chapple
Somerville Wrestler Plans Rutland Winter Training
Bob Somerville the champion lightweight wrestler of the United States announces he will train in Rutland this winter. He has moved from Harlington via a U S return from England and to Barre last year. Arthur W Daley of the Colonial bowling alleys arranged the move and will present several bouts locally. Somerville seeks 600 to 1000 dollars per bout and will wrestle 185 pounds, arranging events with Vermont opponents through Daley.
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Bob Somerville
Rutland
Har Hington
United States
England
Pritt Transon
Rutland Herald
B Somerville
Hoagland
Arthur W. Daley
Ingmin
Somerville
Tommy Lacey
Adams
Mass
Flo
Young Muldoon
Vermont
Barre
Barnestey
Eng ‘Fend
Tor Row
Rom
Wreath
Iwid Alto
Oldham
Houte
Mr. Daley
Somereille
Aestebla
Vigene Trem
Samergilin
James Hotel
West Street
Long Cabinet Session at White House Deliberates on Major Messages
Washington December 5 The cabinet meeting at the White House lasted nearly three hours. The president discussed with his officials proposed messages to Congress on amendments to the interstate commerce and anti trust laws and conservation of natural resources. A special message on Niagara Falls was mentioned with possible timing within two weeks or later depending on developments.
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Washington
Ue White Hous
Conereen
Congress
West
Sens
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The readable text is incomplete and unreadable, lacking clear persons, places, or events to summarize into a coherent news item. No verifiable entities or actions are present.
Gas Indigestion and Heartburn Relief Ad Claim
An advertising piece touts a tonic named Tepparaite Goto claiming it cures indigestion heartburn and stomach trouble. It asserts readers will regain appetite and vitality after taking the product, promising relief from sour stomach and abdominal discomfort and eventual return to normal eating.
Truce at Ludlow Rumbles Through Braman Talks
A union delegation urged Braman mayor Santersin to intercede with Ludlow Manufacturing Associates over a strike. A mediation plan was proposed to resume work with a 20 cent raise, while arbitration could settle broader wage disputes. Several strikebreakers honored the mill protests.
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Tadlow
Dov
Ludlow
Santersin
Braman
Stevens
Steves
Weetentay
Yankee Raised To Surface As Fated Ship Sinks Again
In a historic and perilous operation the Varinte vessel, raised from deep water, slid back to the mud as two crew members surfaced unharmed while engineering teams assess the wreck. The event marks the first time a ship of its size has been raised from such depth and conditions.
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Neers
Returning Chinaman Held in Norwich Court
Judge George W. Ray remanded Dick, a Chinese merchant from Newark, to immigration officers at Malone. The Norwich court rejected his treaty-based claim, allowing removal following a visit to China. The case hinges on the China treaty and immigration law as interpreted by the judge.
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Syracuse
N. J
George W. Ray
United States
Norwich
Newark
BN. J
Malone
Allen
Ching
Ray
China
Hyomel Cure Promoted At Local Pharmacy Ad
An advertisement hawks Hyomel as a "germ killing" remedy for colds and catarrh. It claims fast relief within minutes and offers a bottle for sale at 1.00, with a money back guarantee if it fails to cure coughing sore throat or sore throat. The copy cites a pharmacy and promotes a worldwide presence.
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Jan Kilix
Rint Crom
Payne Snubbed By Speaker Over Payne Notification
Washington December 8 amid alleged friction between Speaker Cannon and Representative Serena Payne, reports say Cannon snubbed Payne on a move to notify the president about tariff revision. Gossipy notes suggest a broader strains inside the Republican ranks over committee posts and leadership loyalties.
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Washington
Canon
Serena Payne
Ws Howe
Betwen Cantton
Twyie
Bayne
Bennet
New York
Fennsylvanis
Lily Serus
Mayne
Tiepeaker
Taft Distributes Plums To Federal Offices
President Taft sent notice to federal offices detailing appointments and promotions in smaller cities. The Interstate Committee may reappoint Prankite Lane as a judge if the committee sustains its stance. Sanford Dole, former president of the alwalinn tales, is named as Taft’s nominee for a U.S. judge position in the territory. Alwalan Tilinian named U.S. attorney for the state.
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Woshington
Taft
Pronkite
Sanford
Dole
Ewalinn
le Previtont
United States
Mawel
Alwalan M. Tilinian
Benn
Tetneseen
Rexall Tone for Women's Health Promoted by New York Specialist
A famous beauty expert from New York promotes Rexall Tone as a cure for complexion and vitality issues in women. The ad claims it builds strength, clears up fatigue, and revitalizes the system, promising money back if not effective.
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Thommendt
Crowe
Swift
New York
Eatarth
Seiko
Elpatead
Rexall
Fiporont
John Drew Hurt In Central Park Horse Accident
John Drew, riding with a pedestrian escort, was thrown from a white horse on a Central Park path and trampled. A flying automobile stopped. he was rushed to Presbyterian Hospital with fractures and serious injuries feared. condition unclear as reports varied.
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New York
Drew
Central Park
Presbyterian Hospital
Agen Wien
Fur
Irrigation Bond Plan Debated by Senate
The senate debated a plan to issue three per cent bonds totaling about 84 million dollars for irrigation projects. The measure would permit no treasury appropriation and would fund the reclamation program through revenues, with a ten year earliest payoff and a twenty year latest. Critics warned of unsettled settlers awaiting project completion while advocates argued fund sufficiency to complete the work.
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Srmator
Tora
Ireigstion
Treasury
Pork Barrel Debate Shapes Up in Capitals
Washington reports the American Federation of Labor seeks U S Supreme Court review after a circuit court injunction ruling against Bucks Story & Tangie Co of St Louis. The cross appeal argues further modification or reversal of the lower court. The issue centers on river, harbor and public building plans tied to congressional pork barrel accusations.
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Washington
Der
American Federation of Labor
Crave
United States
Triet Omurt
Bucks Story & Tange Company
St. Lénila
Shepard
St, S Roncern Fame Lime Ago
Des
Capitel
Gested
Aed
Low
Supreme Lagitation
Tiate
Rivera and Harbors
Rivers and Harbors Congress
Dovey Re elected at National League Meeting
President Dovey was reelected at the National League club meeting yesterday. John P. Harris of Pittsburgh was chosen to fill a vacancy caused by George Dovey's death. Dovey expressed support for John A. Heydler as the league president.
Sad Tale of Disaster at Pinkenwerner Harbor
Dec. 8 Hanover report describes twenty cutters from the fleeing fleet that were at ana when the alarm order was issued failing to return to port. Each vessel carried at least one member from fifty families, with all boats lost.
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Pinkenwerner
Hanover
Ana
Port Med
Taft Indicated Eliot for Unitarian Board Teaching Post
Washington reports President Taft intends Eliot of Cambridge to be named a teacher on the Board of Indian Commissioners. Eliot is son of Dr. Charles W. Eliot and head of the Unitarian Association of America, indicating his prominent roles in reform and education.
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Washington, Tue
Taftix Pauid
Two New Rear Admirals Named by Navy Department
Whebington December 1. The rank of rear admiral was yesterday conferred upon A G Dimington and Tighe Osterbaten by the Navy Department. Steer Admiral Osterhaant assigned to the command of the fourth division of the Atlantic fleet championship meet.
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Whebington
Miral
Marshall Field's Wealth and Probate Court Report
Market figures show Marshall Field's wealth totaling 34 922 840 dollars as net income for the latest month. The probate court case details the estate and related financial exposures, noting filings and adjustments in the estate proceedings.
Santose weight gain promise and sales pitch
An advertising item promotes Santose as a fattening tonic with a strong guarantee from D.P. Davie. It claims to restore strength and wealth, turning skeletal customers into well people and describes dramatic prior results and assurances of value.
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Sinice
Tm Barre
D.P. Davie
Bellecar
Davie
Namdowe
Blizzard Hits West as Severe Cold Grips Central States
A massive winter storm swept across the West and Midwest bringing heavy snow and plummeting temperatures. Chicago reported four inches of snow with higher accumulations in surrounding towns while Oklahoma City and Kansas states faced record lows. Three people died from exposure or collision in the storm, including two railroad switchmen. The cold wave extended from Wyoming to Oklahoma, with wind chills and similar dire conditions noted in Denver and Missouri Valley regions.
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Chicago
Doc
Cheago
Gaul
Oklahoma City
Concordia
Dodgery
Kan
Denver
Seiegase
Sineig
Laramie
Local Weather Report Details Snow and Cold Temperatures
Yesterday morning the weather bureau reported twelve inches on the level, a low temperature of gle below gore, and light snow covers in Northern Minnesota with additional snow near the Missouri River blerkted at St. Joannpl by the Jats unit.
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Dee
Gore
Wweathnretartai
Mitaauelte
St. Joanpl
No Great Strike Threat From Railroad Brotherhood Members
A telegram from Chicago’s William G. Lee to President Taft denies plans for a nationwide strike by the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and allied groups. The message says rumors of a unified threat are unfounded and that any action will depend on members’ votes and official railway talks.
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Resa
Suring
Taft
Chicago
William G. Lee
Brotherhood of Railroad
Yourell
Palette
Threstenmt
Ohile
China
Ellie
Oficlald
HM Att
Atk
Iatmurd
New Comet Discovered by Princeton Student
Princeton astronomy graduate student Daniel reported discovering a new comet Monday night from the Princeton Observatory. He places the object in Auriga at RA 8h 16m, Dec about 34°, with a roughly round shape moving north and visible through a three inch telescope. Daniel said the discovery would be announced to astronomers, noting the comet’s initial position and movement.
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Princeton
N. J
Dee
Zanekenuw Daniel
Princeton University
Princeton Observators
Auriga
Dniel
Dandel
Bamtet Siurerea
Jine
Corsets Save Woman From Fatal Assault in Buffalo
A forward-maring assailant fired on Miss Fina Janeen, a printing shop employee, on a street yesterday. The victim collapsed but survived. authorities note her corsets and heavy coat prevented fatal injuries as the attacker fled. Police say no further danger remains.
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Baffalo
John
Sebauvert
Fina Janeen
Thya
Jury Recommends Mercy in New York Murder Case
Mary J Wilhelm found guilty of bastist to the second degree with a room invasion in the killing of her husband Frank Wilhelm. He was shot to death at his home in February last. The verdict noted Wilhelm showed no strong reaction, appearing dazed as the outcome was announced.
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New York
Eos
Atre
Mary J. Wilhelm
Termilaur
Frank Willelen
Mra Wilhelm
Firmt
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days by Palointment
Promising claim of a topical treatment named Palointment that supposedly cures piles in six to fourteen days. The brief text asserts guaranteed relief from bleeding and discomfort and suggests a simple home application. No verifiable medical endorsement or dosage details are provided.
Skyrocket Career Ends in Gambling Downfall
A young man seeks rapid wealth through gambling after inheriting $1,000. He bankrolls a Monte Carlo dream with a tiger coachman, wins big at times, but steadily loses everything. In the end he is left penniless, his former luxury gone, pondering what could have been.
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Emma Dd
Janine Leadhwater
New York
Etna
Fox
Stauving
Wwell
Tle Drewth
Leber
Genow
Monte Garton
Ebtain Addresson
Tiger
bin Wee
Keene
Ubeedahiona
Pawer
Uwe
Leadbeater
Monte Carlo
Armand
Atake
Paeter
Manter
Lendsbenter
Fragmentary tale of a trip to Paris and a questionable alliance
The text depicts two men seeking control and a dramatic, secretive move to Paris. They pursue a swift, unknown plan and begin a new, brilliant career together, exchanging favors and appearances to secure power and position. The fragment hints at deceit and ambition without full context.
Ten Pounds of Beef Sells For High Price in Circle City
A historic account describes an expensive meat sale where a steak weighing ten pounds sold for high sums in Circle City. Bids opened at five dollars per pound and quickly rose to eighty five, tickets sold for small amounts to draw the meat, and the event drew crowds similar to a public exhibition. The piece also notes a related Welsh funeral custom of sin eaters and a later Oxfordshire church practice.
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Circle City
Aleka
Eléphant
Bishop How
Clecl
Ender
Wales
Amersdon
Oxfordshire
London
Stone Cake in India Uses Bark and Stone to Feed Livestock
In a rare report from Ralpttan India residents endure seed and root scarcity. Bark from trees and ground stones are used to form a substitute fodder for ponies while a soft stone from the Bikawle Marwar border is ground into powder. The Triaine stone yields a substance with potent but uncertain digestibility effects when mixed with wheat and other ingredients.
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Ralpttan
India
Pinger
Bikawle-Marwar
Jaipua i Toteviy
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