Norwich 19 Vermont 16 Whistle Hissing Umpire Faced Fray
Norwich University held off Vermont 19 to 16 in a rough 20 minute per period game at Northfield Armory. Early Norwich lead 13 to 3 before Vermont rallied. Paquet Holcomb and Barney Carpenter led Norwich while Watkins drew nine fouls for Vermont and the crowd hissed at the umpire.
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Northfield
Norwich University
Vermont
the Armory
Watkins
Paquet and
Holcomb
Barney, Ames, & Carpenter
Norwich
Capt
Ing
Norwich Orchestra
Worwich
Mont
Carpenter
Hales Barney
Bock Willer
Ees
G. R
M. Carpenter
Paquet Sodte
le Carpenter
Dodge
Tarney
Ladivu
N. Y
Hayes
Donnell
Abyssinian King Presents Gift to Pope at Vatican
King Menelik of Abyssinia expressed the desire to secure Catholic missionaries by sending a token. The Pope received an autograph seal and a Basin relief decoration sent with greetings from the Abyssinian envoy. Cardinal Merry del Val assisted at the ceremony in the Vatican gardens.
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Siunary
Kirite
Hotu Himeelf
Ers
Siste
Merry
Excessive Drinking Warning and Home Remedy Offer
An old health pamphlet warns that excessive drinking damages the nervous system and impairs judgment. It promotes Orvine as a home treatment with a money back guarantee, promising two bottles and a free treatise upon request, with distribution through druggists.
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Cac
Waahtonton
Trine Co
Washington
Wickert
Hood's Sarsaparilla Advert Script
An old advertisement promotes Hood's Barparasparilla with faulty text claiming cures for poor appetite headaches and tiredness. It mentions a dose and price, directs readers to a street address in Lowell Massachusetts, and notes availability in liquid and tablet form.
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Hood
Bret
I. Hood Co
Lowell, Mase
Invitation Fire at the Misses Lands Blase Fireman
Reported fire at the Misses Lands home prompted by a telephone hoax. A polite invitation sparked the blaze as witnesses described a quick response by a fireman and staff. Damage estimated at $600 with efforts to contain flames behind mirrors and walls.
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Butler
New York
Sreman
Reilly
Sinopke
Sandé
Hilly
Brigg
Tee Gwen
Mail cartridge explodes. threats warning sent to recipients
In Versailles Kentucky a cartridge mailed with a threatening warning exploded in a post office mail. The warning letter, part of a bundle of letters addressed to farmers and Equity Society members, urged action and warned of penalties for opposing a rising movement.
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Versailles
M, Ky
Woodford
Nniety
Body Identified After River Discovery
A body found in the Methiina river has been identified as James Croniaier. Police report the identification was made by Andover, Jamra Wo Canton, and Alen Simpem with John as the brother. The funeral is planned for Andover tomorrow. The deceased, 17, had attended a church event prior to his disappearance.
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Jamra
Canton
Alen Simpem
John
Andover
Bushal
Chiattine
Lunar ag 06 tie and rart track gaumbling
A muddled report describes a meeting at the assembly chamber yesterday afternoon about a lunar ag event and a debate over a bill. The opposition includes Velvet Brayton Ives and Harry Payne Wailers with ex Mayor Hugh Grant and others. A feature mentions Reverend Gr Juan Aldeath and the Pyrey-Gray episode, with unclear details.
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Allany
Billy
Brayton Ives
Harry Payne Wailers
Hugh 4. Grant
August Belavene
Jaaen Fe Keene
Juan Aldeath
Two Matches In Candles and Taffy Knot Trivia
A local candlepin bowling double header ends with Reid's team winning two of three strings against the Stork Tickers and Teddy Bears. Cook posts the highest single score of 100 as Amalgamated Men push a strong showing.
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Amalgamated
Gongo
Cook
Reid
Meron Ae
Mysterious claim on medicine removing germs without drugs
Fragmentary OCR text discusses a controversial claim that germs can be expelled from the body without medicine. It references a public debate and a figure named Sealth Ubroughedt, questioning the necessity of medicines and implying a broader commentary on disease and treatment.
Record-Breaker Promotes Cures for Catarrh Across States
A historic claim notes a remedy curing catarrh without internal drugs, praised by leading physicians and druggists. The breakthrough, publicly acknowledged in many towns, reports strong sales and widespread belief in its effectiveness, with refunds offered where no benefit is seen.
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Ft. Eure
Rent Xine
Seastattagt Ad Toot Eo Emerges As King Of Remedial Use
A fragmented note praises Seastattagt as the most effective external remedy contrary to traditional cures. The source hints at its fame and claims broad efficacy without detailing practices, dates, or locations. The text remains unclear but elevates Seastattagt as a leading remedy.
Russian exile ordered to leave within ten days
Dr Dubouchet, an American citizen, and his wife face departure from Russia within ten days after his arrest in Odessa. American officials, including Ambassador Kiddie, are involved as a consular case while a Swiss exile plan for the couple develops.
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Russia
Dr. Dubouchet
Switzerland
Br. Dubouchet
Kiddie
St. Peters
Foreign Office
Coman
de. Duhouchet
Odessa
Keicamse
Bayonets Used in Fierce Struggle Near Fedala
A Paris dispatch reports French forces near Fedala, 15 miles southeast, fighting Moors on February 16 and 17. Heavy casualties on both sides, with French officers and soldiers killed or wounded and Moors suffering many losses. A narrow defile and bayonet combat described amid a broader clash.
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Paris
Whilibert
Moroes
Fedala
Peecetts
Fowler Bill Defended Before House Committee
A favorable report on the Fowler financial bill was delivered by Treasury Secretary L. J. Gage Charles A. Conant and Joseph French Johnston before the House committee on bank and currency. Governor Guild of Massachusetts joined observers as discussions centered on currency principles underlying the proposed reform and its contrast with Senate plans.
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Washington, D. C
Fowler Financial
Yor Cageretary
The
Treasury
Iain J
Gage
In God We Trust Retained on U S Coins Bill Favored
Washington Feb 20 House Committee reports favorably the bill to restore and permanently retain the motto In God We Trust on American coins. The measure would take effect thirty days after passage. The mint director noted no difficulty in placing the motto on the Gaudens design coins, from which it was omitted.
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House Committee
Washington, D. C
Yestering
Gaudens
Senator Hale defends Navy against charges in Senate
Washington March 26 Senator Hale chairman naval affairs panel defended the Navy against recent charges. He insisted the American Navy ranks second in the world with a strong standing and urged Senate printing of reports by Rear Admiral Cappe Converse and Resterdahl as Senate documents.
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Washington, D. C
Hale
Naval Affairs Com
Eee
Agit Tae Panerasht
Converse
Senate
Senate Panel to Favor French Treaty Report
A Senate committee has ordered a favorable report on the French treaty. The action signals support for the pact and its diplomatic aims.
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Senate
R Gu
MAY CHANGE PURE FOOD LAW
In Washington a commission will study modifications to the pure food law and customs inspection rules. The treasury department and the department of commerce will recruit experts to join Dr. Wiley in completing the commission, with a possible visit to Paris to discuss terms of agreements with French authorities.
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D.C
Department
Wisit Paris
Pany
Treasury Department
Department of Commerce and Taber
Wiley
Sherman Plans Modifications to Antitrust Law
Washington February 20 Representative Sherman outlines three or more bills to modify the Sherman antitrust law. The proposed changes follow Hines advocated by President Roosevelt and aim to address issues in enforcement and scope.
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Washington
Sherman
Poe
Roosevelt
Iit
Opposition to big navy plan voiced by Cannon group
Washington reports Speaker Cannon leads opposition to a proposed seven billion dollar increase in morale and military funding. The drive, aimed at curbing plans by the administration, faces republican resistance amid a charged political climate in February.
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Washington, D.C
Cannon Sales
Canal Work Praise Toasted By Union Leader Speech
In Washington on February, President Dolan of the Steam Shovelers and Drelgers union praised canal work in a public gathering. The remarks, reported yesterday, highlighted ongoing projects and labor support during the era of Taft.
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Washington, D.C
Dolan
Unio
Pier
Soskelig
Sexviucy Taft
Railroad Wage Curbs Spark Washington Investigation
In Washington DC, President Gere Railroad faces scrutiny as an investigation probes management over wage restrictions. The turmoil links to potential conflicts between railroad leaders and local officials, touching on cities including Tonnsville and Nashville and the broader labor issue.
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Gere Railroad
Washington, DC
Felipe
Joos Oh
Toopat
Poe Tonnsville & Nashville
Japan Seeks No Further Protests on Emigration Policy
The Japanese government signals practical prohibition of labor emigration to the Americas, including Mexico and Hawaii, pending further measures. A Diet resolution could trigger a cabinet resignation, risking a shift to Mindert Hayashi's policy. Ex-Ambassador Aoki reports on Washington and faces cabinet opposition.
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Uncle Sam
Cape An
Mexico
Hawaiian Islands
America
Consure
Hayashi
Ohioa
Seeca
Mindeter Hayashi
Aoki
Haa Tota
Washington
Wirfriendsiaw
Hark Fe
Foreign Office
Two Japanese Given Full Penalty in London Case
A Natali act test case from Portia to British Columbia resulted in two Japanese men, Okazaki and Natani, each receiving 12 months imprisonment and a $500 fine. They failed to provide required sureties and appealed through counsel. Ottawa indicated possible further capes proceedings.
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Seattle
A_ arlepared
New Westminster
B.C
Portia
Om Priday
Britteh Columbia
Okazaki
Natani
Jon
oRny Leeti
Azitom
Pak
Ottawa
Liheas Corpes
Grave's Disease Linked to Charity Effort Recovery Sought
Mrs. Joseph G. Coleman, tied to the fundraising fete known as Streets of Paris, underwent a rare throat operation to treat grave's disease. Doctors report the procedure targeted the thyroid, with initial signs hopeful for full recovery despite the unusual context of the charitable event.
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Chingo
Joseph G. Coleman
Ira Sitar Hs Ag
Paris
Ridgely to Leave Treasury After Bank Presidency Move
Kansas City February reports W B Ridgely is to resign as Treasury secretary following his acceptance of the presidency of the National Bank of Commerce. The dispute over the transfer is settled, and the resignation is expected to pass once the former offer and acceptance are confirmed.
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Kansas City Bank of Commeree
Kansas
City
W. B. Bilsely
National Bank of Comeree
Ridgely
Laniis
Butte
George
Plans Another Revolution In Haytian Exile Ranks
Kingston Jamaica Feb 20 A new uprising against Haiti's government appears likely as several Haitian exiles arrive in the city. Unrest grows among exile groups and sympathizers amid reports of renewed conspiracies and possible uprisings seeking to overturn the regime.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Chicagoans Wonder At Deaf Aid Demonstrations
Crowds gather at Mr Cooper's headquarters as demonstrations by the Medical Woard reveal deaf individuals hearing again after listening to questions spoken at distances from five to thirty feet. Testimonies claim many previously deaf for years regained hearing, with tears of joy and astonishment.
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le T. Comper
Hetrel Toe
Chicago
Mr. Cooper
Etn Shin
Fet
Comper
Cooper
Pearson Ouibid Withdrawn From Times Trust
London dispatch reports a surprising withdrawal from the Times trust arrangement. The Pearson plan to appoint a manager for overseas operations is noted, with statements from the Deity Chinnick and others detailing the shift in future plans for The Times.
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London
Times
Chinnick
Maniger
Des Moines Plan Upheld In Court Ruling
An official Des Moines plan was upheld by a court ruling on February 20. The article notes the decision by the judge and outlines the implications for the city, including how it affects local policies and future action by authorities. Several named parties and the governing body are mentioned as involved in the case.
Ancient quarry yields 730000 in gold find
A cryptic report describes a discovery of a large gold quantity at an ancient quarry near Higges in Kamenets Podotis Privapt ogee. The fragmented OCR mentions a sizeable treasure and a notable find but lacks clear dates or names. Further reading would be needed to confirm locations and responsible parties.
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Kamenets
Podotis
Thittees Ous
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