Barre Athletic Team Wins Second Game This Week
Barre Athletic Association basket team defeated Company of Southfield last evening in fib pavilion. Score was 36 to 18 with visitors struggling early and later fouls limiting their offense. Key players included Clark and Locklin for the visitors, while Crapo, Bahirts, Weed, Laitley, Toklin and others contributed for the winning side. Referee Mary Ann and umpire Ganthier oversaw the 15 and 10 minute periods.
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Barre Athletic Association
Wall
Fib
Company
Sorthfield
Focals Wartel
Kane
Tov
Ness
Acore
I Soran
Ratiet
Lo Clark
Locklin Giil Croton
Gang 4
Yoidaight
A. Crapo
Weed
Laitley
Toeklin
Rawr
Marriay Ampire
Ganthier
Ptaice Field
Nee
Burlington Loses. Tyros Edge in Tight High School Game
Burlington high school fell to Tyros 4 to 18 in a rough backcourt clash last night. The game stayed tight through the first half as Tyler C. A. surged ahead early in the second, with Captain McCormick and S. Stoke among notable contributors, sealing the victory for Tyros.
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Burungon
Nurlington High School
Tyros
T. C
Politin
McCormick
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promotes 19th Century Cure Claims
An OCR quirks text cites impure blood cures and Hood's Sarsaparilla as a remedy, listing promotional claims and testimonials. It mentions Hood Co Lowel Mass and Sarsatabs, with references to a basketball game including players and officials. The piece reads like a period advertisement blended with game notes and product promotion.
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Hood
M. Dass
Homer
Tennewers
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mase
Barre Team Wins Bowling Match With 2060 Total
A Barre picked six men defeated Montpelier at Buxzell's alleys with a total score of 2060 to 0. Montpelier's Cribell led with 216 for the best single score, while Barre's team claimed the win as Montpelier posted the second-best totals.
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Daley
Montpelier
Buxzell
SR. Aineesee
Barre
Nicing
Bella Cribell
Onl Uleo
Montpelier High School Baseball Schedule Arranged
Montpelier High School and Seminary arrange a spring baseball schedule with games against local teams. Dates include May 16 against Covilard at Montpelier, May 13 at home vs Marre, and May 20 against Bigh at Montpelier, with additional matches at Barre and other nearby towns.
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Montpetier
Mavres
Vermont Governor Race The Republican Field Shapes Up
The Vermont gubernatorial canvass centers on Gov. Proctor seeking reelection with Lt. Gen. George II treaty of Newport and Stanton of Roxbury considered. Blanton and Prouty emerge as flagbearers with political strategy focused on party unity and experienced leadership.
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Vermont
George II
Newport
Zed
Stanton
Roxiamy
Procter
Proctor
Ety
Blanton
Pais
Bern
Questions Up to Harriman Questions Up to Harriman
Judge Hough issued a supplementary order directing Edward Harriman and others to answer a series of inquiries about their past dealings with Harriman and the Union Pacific. The questions probe ownership, stock sales, timing, and connections to New York Central stock and possible collusion.
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New York
Hough
Unitad States
Ttt Ieee
Pormeny
Harriman
Union Pavifict
Union Paci
Sane Tae Ty Kahn
Took & Bo
Union Pacific
New York Central
Forest Reserves Debate Moves in House After Court Ruling
The House debates forest reserves and interest taxes following a Supreme Court decision related to a 1907 Kansas case. Speaker Cannon faces pressure to end agitation, with committee reports urging constitutional review and possible judiciary action. Proponents see a potential shift favoring reserve districts, while opponents claim no constitutional basis.
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Terest
Committee On Rules
Terdli- Sinope
Tlwe
Cannon
Ypon
Judiciary Committee
Foval
Forvet
United
Ridgely Plans Retirement From Comptroller Post
Washington dispatch reports William J. Ridgely comptroller of the currency may resign. After returning from New York he hints at stepping down due to the reaction to a recent controversy. Lawrence C. Murray, an assistant secretary, is expected to assume duties in the interim.
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Washington, D.C
Wiliam J. Ridgely
Euregry
New York
Jane
Kannedy
Lusgitecion Be Pit On x, Tuais Eatiefariney
Cottept Il Laa
Hidgely Doe
Lawrence C. Murray
Department of Ne
Te Hor
Hughes Refuses to Name Delegates for Chicago Convention
Albany X Y Feb. Governor declined to name delegates at large to the Chicago convention. He told Woodruff he saw no present reason to name them and cited factional harmony as a possible motive only if all leaders requested it at the state convention. His selections would be without factional bias, with final action pending April’s state convention.
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Albany, X.Y
TI i
LL. Wodraff
Mie. Woodruff
Uae
Bag Ako
Ugher
Aldge
Chicago
Senate committee backs freightier rail service reform
Warkityinh Feb 15 Senate committee on interstate commerce reviewed a bill by Senator Culberson to require railroads to improve dispatch of freight on through routes. Provisions include car furnishing on notice and car exchange between railroads, to be enforced by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Proponents include President Pryor of the Texas Raisers and A J Derickdes of Colorado. Cowan pressed for clearer financial terms to boost shipping.
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Warkityinh
Senate
Interstate Commerce
Yeatendat
Culberson
Tte
Teterstate
Pryor
Asaor
Texas
McKennis
American National Livestock Assees Wweee
Tomas
A. J. Derickdes
Colorado
Joige Cowan
Tobacco Case Complete in Albany Hearing Rest Proceeding
The Albany hearing on the American Tobacco Company anti trust suit concluded with the government signaling readiness to rest. Counsel for the defense requested adjournment to February 26 to decide on presenting a defense. Commissioner Shieh is granted the delay after presiding over the testimony in New York.
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New York
Aments
American Tobacco Company
Unitedites
Shlehis
Testimony on Standard Oil Rebates Alleged by New York Firms
George Hiegen and Henry Hisgen testified Thursday that Standard Oil offered rebates and inducements to lure patrons from their New York and New Jersey firms. They claimed threats and pressure by Standard agents to divert business, and said the company cut oil prices in seven to nine towns to undercut competitors.
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Hieorge C
Isgen
Rivet Bs Thomn le Beegan
Stundantinl Company
Geo
Standard Company
Henry A. Hisgen
New York
New States
Standard of Company
Indict Telephone Official on Fraud Charge
New York officials announce indictments against a telephone official in Brooklyn Kings County. The case alleges complex fraud tied to a large financial scheme. Authorities searched the official’s residence at 270 Firmet with no results. An arrest is expected if the suspect returns.
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New York
Kings County Grand
Cink
Czar Endorses Killing of Jews Amid Anti Jewish Policy Revelations
Disjointed OCR notes claim the czar approved killings of Jews after years of pogroms in Russia. An audience with Oiint Konowniteyns supposedly reports the czar pledging no further executions of convicted anti Jewish leaders. The fragment hints at a shift in policy linked to imperial vows.
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Russia
Heller League
Ubie
Oiint Konowniteyns
Odeet
Genwine
Hile
Kelsey Probably Safe in Governor's Renewal Probe
Alteny reports the Republican Senate members discussed the governor's renewal recommendation and Kelsey’s fate being reviewed by week’s end. Alleged corruption exposure and party leaders' reactions are noted as a backdrop to the upcoming decision.
Suffragettes Go to Jail Over Bond Demand
A group of suffragettes were arrested in the House of Commons and chose jail over providing bonds or sureties for their release. They were detained for four weeks as a consequence of their protest actions yesterday.
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Parkhurst
Oklahoma Statesmen Rise in Their Might
Fragmented OCR text shows political rhetoric with garbled phrases about representatives, penalties, and a dubious remedy. Names, dates, and clear facts are unreadable, leaving a chaotic, somber placeholder for a historical item.
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Oklahoma
Raisuli the Bandit May Enter Vaudeville London Stage
Rasual i the Bandit may appear on the variety stage in London as part of a vaudeville act. The scattered lines indicate the act’s potential travel and performance, with references to a release date and a plan to perform in the variety venue.
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London
Statistics Of Stone Production In The United States
The report explains that U.S. stone statistics measure production value from quarry output, not finished stone. It notes difficulties valuing material at producer level, distinguishes rough and dressed stone, and discusses methods to compare data across years despite varied unit measures.
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Stone x
Pavia
Stone Wistaste Meatier
Actat
Seatac
Statiatics
Stone Froi
Vermont
United States
Weil
Eoche
Georgia
New Carolina
Lows
Marsland
Ilinois
Tinos
Micouri
Newmani
Makin
Water as medicine and home remedy for rheumatism highlights
An official statement from Gear Chir Smith in Washington on January 21, 1908 urges drinking ample water to prevent rheumatic and urinary issues. It promotes a home remedy with Dandelion extract, Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, and other ingredients, and stresses frequent water intake to aid digestion and kidney function.
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Pets
Gear Chir Smith
Washington, D.C
Boston Automobile Show Ashore In Oriental Decor
An upcoming Boston automobile show at Mechanics Building from May 5 to 14 will feature extensive Oriental themed decorations. The venue will showcase hundreds of autos and accessories with Japanese artistry, wisteria displays, and lamps, creating an immersive spice and garden ambiance.
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New England
Mechanics
Boston
Maral
Boxton
Bern
New to the Game Watter in Harper's Weekly
A diner asks about a cryptic phrase in a Harper's Weekly item and the reply admits uncertainty. The fragment hints at a newly started gig or feature within the magazine, reflecting a cautious early stage or introduction.
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Watter
Bne
Cate
Harper's Weekly
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