Goddard Girls Rally To Edge Montpelier In Teague Game
Goddard seminary girls basketball won the first Teague game against Montpelier high, 11 to 1, as Mies Miller and Miss Chapman led scoring. In a frantic finish, Goddard edged ahead with two late baskets and two Montpelier fouls, securing a dramatic 11 to 1 victory in Barre.
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Goddard Seminary
Montpelier High Girls
Church Street
Geddant
Secord
Mins Miller
Miss Oe
Goddard
Miller
Mies Chapman
Mies Miller
Miss Chapman
Montpelier
Miss Miller
Mont
Barre
Jer
Mise Miller
Women and Men Wrecked by Kidney and Bladder Trouble
The ad claims kidney and bladder issues afflict both sexes and even children. It promotes Swamp Root by Dr. Kilmer as a remedy with immediate effects, available in 1-dollar and 0. modest sizes, with a free sample and a mail offer from Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer & Co
Ton
Teddy Bears in Grief Over Defeat by Pin Team
The article reports on Teddy Bears suffering defeat to Amalgamated Candle Pin Team. It notes low scoring margins and a late surge by Olliver of the Amalgamese team with 278, while Brows of the Technes led earlier with 112 before yielding.
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Amalgamated Candle
Caine
Technes
Olliver
Amslaponesea
The Old Timers at Birles Barn Barnyard Event
Fragmented OCR shows an old social item mentioning town names and people such as Richardson and Allen. The text lists totals and values, including sums like 285 and 120, but lacks coherent narrative qualifiers. The readable fragments indicate a community gathering with names and rough totals, but no clear outcome or date.
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Birles Barn
Ren Cape
Townsend's
Richardson Io
Allen
Hans Aep
Townsert
Dartsmouth College Grid Plans and Alumni Moves
Sporting news item outlines Dartmouth College football schedule for 1908 with Vermont opener and Norwich absence, plus early mentions of Massachusetts State Holy Cross New Hampshire State Amherst and Williams. It notes Harvard baseball tryouts and pitching, Latting as candidate, and the aim to prevent pitching overuse in batting practice. Also covers Central Canada ice racing, McConnell sale by Providence, and Intercollegiate Golf Association plans with Bellivh, Moyes, and Beattie.
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Dartmouthe College
University of Vermont
Norwich
Massachusette State
Holy Cros
New Hicngpshire State
Amherst
William
Harvard Baseball
Trylig
Central Canada
Javol Sebacor
Willie Moyes
Suffragettes Out In London Jail Protest Parade
In London Feltham a small crowd gathers as suffragettes released from Holloway prison stage a protest. Supporters cheer, a photo is taken, and the group moves to a nearby restaurant amid ongoing demonstrations.
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London
Fel. T
General Howard Put On Retired List
Washington February 7. The Senate yesterday unanimously passed the Proctor bill promoting General Oliver C. Howard to the rank of lieutenant general, retired. Military affairs committee favored reporting it, with strong support from Senators Proctor Hale and Frye due to his valued services to military and civil life. The general did not seek the honor.
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Washington, D. C
Proctor
Oliver’ C. Howard
Prade
Leutenmsitgeneral
Ring
Unit Seuste
Hale
Frye
Sloward
Hrimself
Culberson Sees Finance Panel Fail To Act On Bank Funds
Washington February seven A.C. report shows Culberson accusing the Senate Finance Committee of inaction on his inquiry into public money deposited in New York banks used for speculative purposes. He argues three percent certificates were issued illegally and funds were misallocated, with distribution inequitable and tied to reserve needs.
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Washington, D. C
Senate
New York
Culbersen
Af Finance
Prevent
Culberson
Culteremy
Our Naval Plans in Washington February Memo
A Home government note outlines naval policy and funding aims. It predicts plan conflicts, committee member notes that the navy may need 140 million dollars annually within two years, with about 3,000 men to the enlisted force.
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Washington, D.C
Naval Atalee
Naval
Navy
Money for Army Reported in 1009 Year Budget
A fragmented notice indicates a $7,000,000 appropriation for the current year to support the Army. About half funds clothing for soldiers while the remainder covers other expenses. The item was to be reported to the Senate this week.
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Boston
Xoven
President Appeals to Democrats on Navy Growth
Ambiguous article notes Roosevelt urging Democrats to push naval construction. Report mentions Navy expansion, White House briefing, and congressional action in progress, with emphasis on parliamentary support and acceleration of defense programs. Specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
Memorial to Congress to Bar All Asistics Exclusion Demanded
Seattle February 7. A memorial calls Congress to ban all asistics amid a garbled text focusing on medical or political reform. The fragmentary passage mentions the presence of a general assembly and references unresolved legal action. The item reads as a local notice or petition summary from the period.
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Congress
Secretary of German Imperial Treasury Out
Fragmentary report notes the retirement or dismissal of the German imperial treasury secretary Hermann von Stengel amid political embarrassment. The brief mentions internal connections and potential resignations affecting Berlin authorities and imperial administration.
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Imperial Treasury
von Stengel
Berlin
Dredherr von Stengel
von Tongs & Um
6-5-4 Sweeps Away Qea Application Details
The note outlines a product claim about a waterproof grease proof material and water resistance. It cites Reynolds & nom, SD, Pati & Can, W. Avwin & Oo and Prine as associated names. The fragment references protective qualities and resistance to rust, with remarks about durability and salt exposure in the context of an application.
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Reynolds & Nom, SD
Pati & Can & W
Avwin & Oo
Prine
Rheumatism Cure Claim and Ambassador Takehira’s Message
A long ad extols Urie-O as a cure for rheumatism, claiming it purges the blood and costs 75 to 100 per bottle with free trials offered. Separately Baron Takehira, Japanese ambassador, says Americans are friends and cites unlikely war between U.S. and Japan, aiming for early peaceful negotiations.
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Urie
Rhea
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Urie-O
Perean
Smith Drug Company
Smitth Building
Syracute
N.Y
Barre
Red Cross Pharmacy
Rickert & Wells
London
Japan
Kogoro Takehira
America
Washington
Toa
United States
President Approves Confederate Monument Plan
Washington figures approve a Confederate monument amid express regret over a related lecture. Navy officials, West Virginia, and Arlington are noted in connection with the monument approval and ceremony planning.
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Washington, D.C
Moma
Navy
West VI
Unclear archival note on printing office decision
Fragmentary OCR text describes a discussion among residents led by a Mr Lanige and a Mr Crame about a government printing office matter. The readable bits reference a printing task, a ceremony or meeting, and possible delays or decisions to be made, but core facts remain obscured by garbled wording.
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Beaton Lodge
Lanige
Crame
Campaign Button Makers Eye Key Second Places
Washington DC report notes Taft and Bryan in contest for second places with Tighes and Johnson, as pension for business looms. John M Calder, Chicago button producer, says harvest of campaign buttons is near and preparation for a large order begins amid risk.
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Taftand
Bryan, Tighes and Johnson
Washington, DC
Penn
John M. Calder
Chicago
Just Call It Beer Let It Go At That Say They
In Chicago a discussion urges labeling policy with a refrain to simply call it beer and avoid implying broader classifications. Food experts at a conference debate diet options while brewers seek lower government restrictions and faster material access. John Schran of New York advocates for quicker manufacturing and clearer quality standards.
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Chicago
Sapie
Plete
John Schran
New York
Beawers
Gesea
Enid Thay
Special meeting to address railway traffic decline
In Chicago February a special meeting of the American Railway association considers the drop in traffic and the potential actions to stabilize operations and protect member lines. Officials expect discussion on service changes and coordination among owners and carriers.
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Obicago
No Cutting No Cauterising Protest Report
Fragmented OCR notes recount a historic protest or event linked to F. Davis and a local incident. The readable bits hint at a civic scene with names and a sequence of actions, but key details are garbled leaving unclear dates places or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR Text From Historical Item
Fragmentary OCR text mentioning Minard's Liniment and a refusal or endorsement fragment. No clear event or entities beyond the liniment brand and vague references.
Atlantic rate war ends as London meeting reaches agreement
London February seven reports the last general meeting of Atlantic steamship company representatives declares a mutual agreement to end the rate war. Committees will draft details to reestablish near old rate standards, ending the prolonged Atlantic passenger fare fight and restoring pricing norms after steerage once $18.75 crossed the Atlantic.
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London
Stramatlantic Steamuship Emopanics
Atlantic
Britain will not add to her Pacific squadron
London reports there is no truth in rumors of changes to Britain’s Pacific force. The statement declares no additions or alterations are contemplated in the China position and affirms no intention to modify the existing arrangement or equipment referenced in prior war plans.
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Britain
London
Halifax Britiva
Punta Arenas Keeps Fleet Two Days Longer
Admiral Evans’s decision extends the visit by two days at Punta Arenas as American vessels receive Chilean courtesy. The squadron delays social duties to entertain, depart later than planned, and schedule a return to open sea. A Rhode Island boat capsized near Punta Arenas causing two sailors to drown. Evans remains confined to the cabin during the stay.
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Punta Arenas
Evanshaw
United States
Faulis
Ae Pillar
Mall
Bert
Valparaiso
Rhode Island
H. B. Selly
Tehaoy
Evans
Puta Arenas
Daye Piles Cured with Palo Ointment Claim
Daye claims Palo Ointment cures any case of bleeding or prune in 14 days or money back. The advertisement promises a refund if not effective.
Students of American College Thank the Pope
Students of American College express gratitude to the pope in a city visit covered by reporters. The account notes gratitude from the student body and mentions a ceremonial moment captured by press photographer PL Kennedy.
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American College
Buck Crippled by Dogs in Brattleboro Woods
Brattleboro official reports a deer severely injured by dogs while in the woods. Deputy Warden Merley Putnam of West Wardsboro notes the buck was attacked from the hind quarters, torn to the cords, with deep snow and bad weather affecting herd management. Frost approves action to prevent further trouble, planning longer-term herding and dog-control measures.
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Brattleboro
Roswell
Lei Bruet
Cowinty
Merley
Putnam
West Wardsboro
Ripe
Puta
Sean
Frost
Agricultural Societies Set for 250000 Direct Aid
Albany February report notes the Renate finance committee plans an annual direct appropriation of 250000 to agricultural societies. The policy aims to end reliance on race track gambling proceeds for their maintenance, regardless of antirace track actions or outcomes. Senator Armstrong chairs the Senate finance committee and signals the appropriation remains unaffected by antiracing bill results.
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Albany
Angow-Hart
Renate Finance
Tate
Renato
Oorgn
Armstrong
Scciate Finance Committee
Greyhound Finds His Home 1500 Miles Away
A greyhound moved from Montana to California and back, traveling about 1500 miles with its former owners separated then reunited. The dog, tied to a kennels operation, was driven by a person and then returned home after a long journey across multiple states.
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Greyhound
San Francisco
Feb. T
Montana
Tensarryhound Vestes
New York Note Mentions Weightmaan Walker and Cetwaged
In New York on February 7 a Philadelphia and New York woman Weightmaan Walker is linked to a £50,000 death claim tied to a chemist. Jean Frederic Cet waged to marry Tint Peateh of New York, with Cet serving in the United States consular service. The fragment references French rights in Panama and questions of government ties.
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New York
Weightmaan Walker
Philadelphia
Hor Ee
Jean Frederic Cet
Tantt Peateh
Apany Ps
MD Comon
Neve Kapland
United States
Morse Saved a Million Faces Missing Financier Mystery
New York dispatch reports Charles W Morse, once a Wall Street power, vanished after a spree of cash and securities disappeared from safe deposits. Banks yielded empty boxes while Morse’s wife said he had gone to Europe to save his mind. Speculation ties him to Paris as creditors press, with associates noting his possible move to France and impending legal fallout.
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Europe
New York
Charles W. Morse
Ansertion Mady
Wall Street
Moro
Mote
Tu Beta MT
Era Iite
Likewire
Theose
Itiv
Morse
Moran
Renae
Primncey & Braun
Bank Tock
Arthur Brae
Finn
Carmpania
Mme
Moree
Paris
van Wyer
Pant
Merve Sense
Charles ¥. Dodgy
America Buying Fewer Luxuries in Germany Headline
Fragmentary OCR notes mention U S exports and German trade, with garbled names and phrases. Core idea indicates reduced American consumption of luxury goods in Germany, but specifics are unclear due to damaged text.
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America
Germany
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