Showing Good Team Work in High School Basketball
Spaulding and Northfield battled in a high school game with Averill and Maiden starring for Spaulding while Joslyn and Bilesell anchored Northfield. Spaulding won the series 22 to 6 as early shooting and floor play carried the visitors past delays from a late train arrival.
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A. Averill
Maiden
Bilesell and
Joslyn
Northield
Badan
Northfield High School
Theo
Arthur Averill
Spaulding
Sistine
Vermont
Sistog
Noi
Welcok
Graniteville Triumph in Exhibition Basketball Game
Graniteville defeated Barre Athletion by 25 points in an exhibition contest. Graniteville led 18 to 4 after the first period as Barre struggled with practice, while Smith starred at center and Phair contributed key moments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre Athletion
Itn
Ion
Allelic Associaion
Guane
Graniteville
Wile Barre
Tha Ecore
Porte
Grantteriile
Smith
Phair
Aes
Barre
Archieville
Atx
Brace
Crapo
McLeag
Ling
Norwich Beaten In Rough Basketball Night
Norwich University fell to a visiting team in a late game at ticketed venue amid rough play and persistent rain. Norwich led briefly in the first half but trailed at the end, rallying too late to close the gap as the opponents sealed a narrow win.
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Maropahire
Norwich Univerity
Ht Ff
Norwich
Hatarere
Highs Sarsaparilla Ad Promises Blood Purity And Vitality
An aged advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and tonic for appetite nerves and digestion. The copy mentions a price of one dollar for doses and credits C J Hood Co of Lowell Massachusetts. A local Norwich game summary fragment notes New Site Rainers and a Norwich matchup with scores 25 to 16 and player names.
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Martner
Fifa
N.Y
Hood
C. J. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Oriental Bank of New York Closes After Depositors Stir
A bank at 184 Broadway in New York failed to open after a state banking closure order. A notice on the door said the Oriental Bank of New York was closed by the state superintendent. The suspension followed a run of panicked depositors and a line formed outside the building in freezing weather. Names of directors and creditors appeared in scattered details, with unclear figures and references.
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New York
Oriental Bank
Broadway
Ite
Te Ovental
FPSO
Cristal Bank
Hrquklyn
International Prost Company
Chototermat
Levy
Eppettars
The New Breeches Buoy and Night Signal Lights
A long damaged OCR description discusses the buoy used by shore crews in the United States Life Saving Service. It details daylight and night operation improvements, signaling lights, and the evolution of the apparatus along the Massachusetts coast, noting observers and mechanics involved in adapting the device for night use and coastal rescues.
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Nee
Orvantig
United States
John We Dalton
Gloucester
Massavtinetts
Tony Rome
Leo
Ted Baste
Tsa
Standard Oil Seeks South African Monopoly Breaks Tie
The report notes Standard Oil gains control of key interests in Shen Tramepurt and Trafing Cuaigeny through interlinked arrangements dated February. The move consolidates influence and outlines future strategic steps in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Intereeta
Cuaigeny
Former Banking Leader Testifies on Finance Bills Before House
Former President John Le Hamilton of the American Banking Association speaks to the House committee on finance measures. He opposes the proposed emergency currency and argues it would threaten bond security and degrade market stability. He criticizes the Fowler bill as radical, warning it would unsettle financial conditions and misalign the currency system.
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John le Hamilton
Hoe
American Banking Association
Howe
Aldrich
Aod
Fowler
Hamilton
Arbitration Report on Labor Bill Sparks Contention
Fragmented text indicates favorable report on a labor bill with reference to arbitration and workers rights. The passage mentions Theiss couple, Townscrat WU, and potential impact on interstate commerce mail transportation and military supplies, but details are unclear due to garbled OCR. The fragment suggests an official report examining labor issues and worker protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Digg Dain. AG. Koby
American School Teacher Murdered in Philippines
Washington February 1 report states an American school teacher was killed in the Philippines amid unclear details. The dispatch cited a Latin instructor among those who had recently arrived or intended to depart, with authorities not releasing further information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Students Strike Shuts Down College Over Protest Actions
Bellaire reports students at Keithowny College have united in a strike over a protest in effigy of an unspecified figure. The action includes twenty five students among about thirty involved, with the demonstration impacting campus activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Rufus
Hite A. T. 8 Obtinant Promises Skin Cure
An advertising notice claims All Skin Diseases cured by Hite A. T. 8 Obtinant with rapid action in treating skin complaints. Available at D. P. Davis' drug store for 250.
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Rodult
D. P. Daviy’ Drug Store
Four bears that chewed spruce gum in Maine incident
In Great Pond Maine on February 1 Hert Haynes recalls two cubs and an old bear near spruce trees. He describes shooting after hearing a young bear drop, then firing when the mother charged. He claims the pelt value and moral concern over hunting under winter conditions.
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Haynes
Hert
Sulatier
Reat
Etaworth
Banger
Vermont City Interscholastic Baseball League Proposed
A draft constitution for a Vermont statewide high school baseball league is circulated among Barre Montpelier Burlington St Albans and Rutland schools for ratification. Teams would play one game at each school grounds, with eligibility rules including a 55 percent average and no pay from schools. The proposed schedule runs May Hurley through May 13 and outlines awards and penalties.
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Hutland
Barre
Montpelier
Burlington
St. Albers
Rutland
Ratifonthon
Artic
Vermont City
Real Dog
Victorin Ehinl
Marre
Roosevelt's message boosts reform push in Congress
President Roosevelt urges drastic actions to curb wealth and railroads in a special message to Congress. He brands Standard Oil and Santa Fe magnates as corrupt and backs labor laws including employers liability and injunction measures. The rallying cry aims to shape policy this session, receiving strong bipartisan applause and praise from Senators Beveridge and La Follette.
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Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Congress
Standard
Santa Fe
Ian Falsifiere
Fhiose
Woo Eitteise
Hatus
Payne
New York
State of the Union
Ottie James
Kentucky
Witednein
Caan
Beveridge
Indiana
Britain
Chancellor Day Attacks President in Syracuse Interview
Syracuse university leader James R. Day denounces President Moonrvelt in an interview, calling the message a harangue and slanderous. He accuses the president of corrupt tactics and appeals to class prejudice, urging Congress to hear the issues rather than attack him personally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N.Y
James R. Day
Syracuse University
Moonrvelt
Congress
Roosevelt Era Scrutiny Over Media And Politics
Fragmented OCR text discusses criticism of President Roosevelt and a named corporation. It cites accusations of slander and ethical standards, referencing press influence and public defense in a political climate. Names and specifics are obscured by garbled phrasing.
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Eal
Ilain Fade
Roosevelt
Entering Straits Cape Virgin's Argentine Feb
Report describes American battleships sighted near Cape Virgin's entering the straits of Magellan. Vague cipher references hint at ship identities, with signals suggesting Vermont in Admiral Evans fleet and two battleships advancing toward the strait late Thursday night.
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Cape Virgin's
Argentine
Evane
Cape Virgin
Straits of
Miagellan
Ayers
Point Dungeness
Eesa
Virgin's
Old Master Painting Found Hidden Value Confirmed
A canvas revealed the name of the artist after cleaning, with curator Potter of the Museum of Fine Art confirming its identity plus several artists endorsing. The owners rejected a £25,000 offer, keeping the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faye Jwnik
Jorethe
Museum of Fine Arte
Yale Secret Society House Destroyed By Fire
New Haven February report states the Berzelius secret society chapter house burned, firemen saved most of the interior, damage about 10000 dollars. Cause undetermined. Earlier a Cornell University Alpha Tau Delta fraternity house warning noted. occupants escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Berzelius Secret Society
Ithwen
Cornel
Iniversity
Explosion at Arsenal injures several in Philadelphia
An explosion and fire at the Snes Yrankland in extreme northeastern Philadelphia caused injuries to five people, with one severely burned. The blast occurred in a washroom as many girls were departing, triggering alarms and a rapid response.
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Philadelphia
Snes
Reports Against Supt. Kelsey
Governor Hughes ordered an official inquiry into Superintendent Geto Kobe's management of the state Insurance department. The report, expected to run about 18 000 words, will not be released yet, and the governor declined to disclose its contents.
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Albany
N.Y
Hughes Ima
of Mint
Geto Kobe
State Insurance Department
Fragmentary note on personal feelings and regret
A cryptic, mangled passage expresses sorrow and regret about a prior day and someone named Wealham. The text mentions wishing actions had not occurred and reflects on past events with emotional distress.
Old Vegetable Treatment Promises Kidney and Bladder Relief
A fragmented 19th century ad-style piece touts an “old vegetable treatment” for kidney and bladder troubles. It claims sixteen cases healed and urges a simple prescription with dandelion and syrup taken after meals, suggesting painless at home use and universal affordability.
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Bel
Jwater m
Snanie
Ieee
Bladder
Unions Aid Accused Trainmen In Fatal Wreck Case
Augusta Me Feb 1 The trial of Conductor E B Dunler and Engineer Kyne of the Central railroad on charges related to the death of Frank Helencer in a wreck continues. The Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers and the Order of Railway Conductors voted financial aid to the accused as the case proceeds in superior court.
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Augusta
EB. Dunter
Kyne
Ere Central Railroad
Maanslangnter
Frank
E. Helencer
Ian
Brotherhood of
Lormative
Order of Railway Conducta
Order of Railway Trainmesi Tarve
Jameson Resigns Amid Political Rebound
Dr. Jameson resigns amid defeat of his policy and mounting opposition. The move follows upheaval within the party and signals a shift in leadership as the Lazariel faction reels from recent setbacks.
Deceased and Disaster Report From River Colliery Incident
Partial readable lines describe a mine disaster at an unnamed river colliery with sudden accident details. Names appear to include Captain Arnold and Rear Admiral Woedington, with references to injuries and a warrant or command change. The text is heavily garbled but indicates a fatal or injurious mining accident and related military or official responses.
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Averitt
Tuzzall
Relorea
Mc Olood
Vmpire
Mercer
Graniteville A. A
Gy Milles
Armatrong
Medwley
Foula
Bruneo
Stith
Taidele
Mariani
Clarks
Somers Spas Om
We Urapo
Crk
Komph
Lee Atmstni
New Hampshire
A.H. Buzzell
J. W. Dillon
Bad Bataae Misch
Bazre, Vth
New
Maine
Reaier
NH. State
Copene Sanborn
S.c
Oriental Bank OF New York
Illinois
Aldrich and Fowler
M'Kineys
American Bankers’ Association
House
Anna E. Hahn
Batangas
Linon
Washington
Ites
Wen Munlorel
Ohio
Vinol
Vincl
Red Cross Pharmacy
Rickert & Wells
Prope
Minard
Charles Wood
E. Providence
Pire
Davis
Day
Standard Oil Co
Chancellor Day
Admiral Evans
L. W
Puritan Club of
Boston
Yale Secret Society
Berselius
Arsenal
Kelsey
Boston & Maine
Freakin
N.hl
Wittians Lake
Bern
Dire
Houlihan
Mr. Wealham
Jameson
Retirs
Jameou
Drr
Wife Sues Rube Waddill
Vores
Arnold
Adm
Woedington
Cayiuris
Arcoll
Experi Sena
I. Gorter
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