Goddard Girls Win Close Basketball Game
Goddard Seminary girls defeated Montpelier Seminary 6 to 5 in a well played girls basketball league contest at Church Street Gym. Chapmans and Miss Brown led Goddard with multiple putbacks and fouls limited by decision. Montpelier struggled with turnovers while Rubbed and Thomas scored for Montpelier. Umpire Heath and officials kept the game tight in 15 minute halves.
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Coddard Seminary
Montpeliereerminary
Church Street
Taaim Loeb
Pasar Miseipman
Goddard
Misa Spow
Montpelier
Godard
Oddard
Mies Chapman
Lise Enwright
Miss Brown
Mire Kelhogar
Mins
Tedfield
O. Miew Thomas
Mine ‘Tenpleton
Mine Mora
Miss Murray
Mise Brown
I'g Sreenery
Baten
Mierae
Standing Challenge On Local High School Court
A letter from GranitechlnIeryy to Company Vo discusses a recent game, noting the visitors led late but Graniteville won 22 to 20 amid unfamiliar court conditions and a slow start. The writer invites a rematch on a neutral floor, claiming superior teamwork by the granters.
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Ini
Graniteville
Tim
Fuere
Chantheville
Kalabashers Win Last Night Bowling Match
The Kalabashers claimed victory in last night’s bowling match. Brown earning high score with a 110 string and total of 205 led the effort, as the unfamiliar phrasing and garbled text from the source record the event.
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Qin Teagur
Father Wow
Broan
A Reliable Remedy For the Whiskey and Beer Habit
A draft discusses a supposed cure for alcohol addiction, claiming two forms of a remedy that can be added to food or drink. It promises secrecy and guarantees, stating the treatment is available without patient consent and free of charge. The text emphasizes moderation and detainment from work during treatment.
Hood's Sarsparilla Trusty Cure Ad Claimed
An old testimonial claims Hood's Sarsparilla cured various ailments including blood disorders, loss of appetite, and muscular rheumatism. The ad cites several individuals from Massachusetts and New Hampshire praising the medicine and noting its availability in retail and as a patent remedy.
How McGovern Was Tricked in Ring Rivalry
A detailed account of Terry McGovern facing Young Corbett and the psychological traps used by Corbett before the decisive fourth fight. The piece describes taunts, personal insults, and a cruel remark about McGovern’s wife, driving him to fight recklessly. An emotional letter from McGovern’s baby writes to inspire him to persevere, highlighting the era’s boxing melodrama and the toll of defeat.
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Young Corbett
Latior
Terry McGovern
Jost
Band
Tong
Terry
Payisting
San Nevice
Corbett
Hardford
Terry Me Flivern
Bayan Endurgnce
Ian Ng
Bogan
Klewes
Y. Deer
Terry Cowl
Netter
Pram
Tltal Life
Robert Eagren
Oullag
Maren
Princeton Nines Prospects Under Meier Look Bright
Princeton University baseball fans await a strong season as coach A. K. Meier guides a squad losing only three players from last year. Six regulars remain eligible, including captain Malan in left field, Wieter at center, Haywier at shortstop, Ditton, Cotney, and Melati. Pitching duties center on Sig Menger, with W. Clerk and C. F. Wilcox also expected to contribute. The team aims for steady defense and timely hitting as spring practice begins.
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Heyniger
Princeton
Baer
A. KE. Meier
Haat
Winhiges
Jhooe
Wround
Aert
G. A. Walker
Tigers
Alvapre
Hearing on Liability Bill Moves In Congress
A noisy session in the House judiciary committee heard arguments for and against an employers liability measure. Key figures discussed content, constitutional limits, and potential delays as the bill moves through Congress with anticipated litigation for years.
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Wortington
D. C
House
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Company
Aldrich currency bill debated by Seamerye Saturday
No speculation on funds. Sonathr Culberton stated he would seek the White House 90 Amended to force national banks to hold reserves in their vaults, repelled by any plan that might promote speculation, and argued for secure reserve practices.
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Aldrich Cuprency
Sonathr Culberton
Robinson for U S Attorney Nomination in Connecticut
President nominates Ao Ts N for U S Attorney post in District of Connecticut. John T. Robinson is identified in the text as involved in the nomination process with references to the district and officials. The item notes the formal nomination by the president and a named candidate for the office.
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Ao Ts
District of Connecticut
John T. Robinson
Ieter
Calontan
Military elocution urged in civil institutions hearing
A House Military Affairs committee heard testimony yesterday to promote military education and elocution in civil schools. Representatives spoke in support, urging broader use of instructional programs to bolster patriot training and national defense readiness.
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United States
House
Catho
Chiwereh
California Exclusion Act Debate Spurs Immigration Enforcement
Washington reports heated arguments by Teprean star Drew Hayes and Kalo of California over a proposed Hayes Hill bill to regulate entry of Japanese, Koreans, and other Asiatic groups. They contend only absolute prohibition can curb immigration abuses and claim diplomacy cannot resolve the issue.
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Washington
Drew Hayes
Kalo
Hise Committee
Hayes Hill
Prescription aid misstates remedies in early medical column
A fragmented health column cites dubious cures and a named specialist Dr. Dendly advocating a supposed prescription therapy for various skin and stomach ailments. The discussion mocks reliance on potions and warns against unsafe practices while noting a local store stock.
Predicted Murder of Priest in Chicago Sparks Alarm
The Chicago archbishopric and Chancellor Dunne relay threats against priests including Reverend Fr. Gordon and Fr. Dunne, with claims a priest’s murder is imminent. Officials say the calls cited factions claiming loyalty to the church and slurs against Italian groups, though specifics remain unclear.
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Toy Halon
Dunne
Chicago
Archnovese
Prinsta
Merzy
Laleo
Church of the Or
Francie Gordon
Chancery
Charges Cruelty in German Colony Debated
Berlin reports debate on colonial reform with anti Semite Willelm Lattermann reading a corresp ondent letter from East Africa. Governor Jery Reichenberg attended and denounced the letter. A Prussian Lords bill to expropriate reduced lands from 177000 to 45000 acres. Chancellor von Huchow argued reform aims to prevent loss in the east.
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Berlin
Ee Bs Peta Iostaar Dem
Willelm Lattermann
East Africa
Herr Lattant
Lords
Commuters Rally To New Tunnel Opening
Commuters at York and Hoboken flocked to the new McAdoo tunnel linking New Jersey and New York. About 1500 tickets were sold at Hoboken terminal as trains ran every four minutes in early service. The line connected Hoboken to Nineteenth Street with a nine mile transit and a thirteen minute travel time, fare five cents.
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York
New Jersey
New York
McAdoo Tunnel
Linden River
Hoboken
Hoboken Terminal
Ninetennth Street
Nin
Manhattan Terminal
Amy Qi
Costa
Mish Dowta
Aint Street
Cod of
Xammer
Japanese Barred From School Initially Sparks Controversy
Fragmentary OCR recounts a case about excluding a child from schooling over age concerns, noting parental and trustee involvement and questions about rights. The misspelled text mentions a person named Syng HL Cibo and references a panel or meeting where guidance or authority was discussed.
Supfrage Reform for Danes
A brief note outlines reforms aimed at universal suffrage for Danes. The text emphasizes expanding voting rights and equal participation in elections, signaling a shift toward broader citizenship engagement.
Waterways improvement urged by President in letter
President Roosevelt urges swift inland waterway expansion in a letter to Congress. He argues U S river systems are best for national defense and commerce, promising jobs, power, and public health benefits from Gulf to Great Lakes and along the Atlantic and Gulf coasts. He cites timber protection and regional livelihoods as key outcomes.
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Washington, D.C
Roosevalt
Congress
United States
Atere
Gulf Couste
Gulf
Great Lakes
Cuban Concessions Contracts Signed After Conference
In Washington on February a conference determined the final terms of the Cuba contracts. Present were Le Mats Prank Melotyre assistant chief of war affairs and Jane Crowner who plans to return to Cuba next Friday. Governor Magoon will depart Washington in a few days.
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Washington
D. C
Tuentey
le Mats Prank Melotyre
Aveistant
Bureau of War Affaire
War Department
Jane Crowner Exper
Cuba
Magoon
Nasi Conviction Triggers Riots Across Sicily
Rome feb 27 angry faithful supporters rioted across Sicily after Nuncio Nasi the former minister of education faced conviction. In Trapani Catania Medine and Palermo crowds smashed windows paraded tunnels and forced theatres to close. A blast outside the prefecture injured one person while doctors warn Nasi may suffer worsened mental illness.
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Sicily
Nasi
Rome
Tiv
Dela
Trapini
Navi
Catania
Medine
Palermo
Physicii
Royalty in danger after carriage crash near The Hague
Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry escaped serious injury in a carriage accident in The Hague yesterday. The royal pair were in a carriage that collided with another vehicle in a narrow street, causing the carriage to be wrecked with three wheels torn off. Both were unhurt but shaken, and the scene prompted a cautious pause before they continued on.
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the Hague
Wilhelmus
Prince Henry
Mayor and Governor Attend Priest's Funeral in Denver
At St Elizabeths Roman Catholic Church in Denver, the funeral of Father Leo Heinrichs drew a large crowd. Governor Ruene and Mayor Speer attended, with the full guard of honor and many officials present as the service honored the late priest amid solemn rites.
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Denver
Colene Non Baly
Leo Heinrichs W. Kien
Bt. Elizabeths Roman Tay
Yerteniag
Devlin
Ruentel
Speer
Funeral of Father Leo amid large Denver crowd
A funeral at St Elizabeth's drew thousands, with Governor Buchtel present and a full church. Rev Fr William O'Ryan mourned Father Leo, whose murder case implicated Giuseppe Allomaidle after a mistaken identity in a Denver crime.
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Deaved Et
St. Elizabeth's
Paterson
Buchtel
Willam O'Ryan
Een Iformet
Guiseppe Alio
Father Learnes
Denver
Allomaidle
Father Leo
Avala
Sicily
Japan Would Not Buy Or Take The Philippines Says Takahashi
Professor Sakauel Takahashi of Tokyo Imperial University touring New York says Japan has no use or money to acquire the Philippines and has no intention to seize them. He cites emphasis on securing Korea and Sakhalin as priorities and notes his recent travel from the Pacific region to New York via Colorado Texas and Louisiana.
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Takahashi
Japan
New York
Sakauel Takahashi
Imperial Japanese University
Philippines
Bat
Pacific
Colorado
Texas
Louisiana
Taku Leahi
Korea
Sakhalin
No Planet Between Sun and Mercury Says Scientist
San Francisco February 21 The observer notes no planet between the sun and Mercury and questions a new theory to explain Mercury's deviation from its regular orbit. Photos from Plant Island months ago show no intervening body and challenge the idea of a planetary pull altering Mercury's path.
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San Francisco
Cal
Sejentiate
Plint Island
Mercury
Ared Wbich
Archbishops ban on dancing at church entertainments
Archbishop Ryan denounces dancing at Catholic entertainments for religious and charitable objects. He warns of rising laxity among the faithful and forbids balls for charitable purposes, urging strict adherence to temperance at fairs picnics and excursions.
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Archbishop Ryan
Lena
Ryan
Saber
Kaiser’s Coming Visit to Corfu Declared Not Political
Berlin February 27 Kamperer Wilijuan denies reports that Kaiser Wilhelm’s visit to Corfu will be political. He states no political intentions accompany the royal journey and that Turkish concerns cited by Constantinople are unfounded. The report claims Turkish leaders seek a dramatic display, but officials insist the visit is personal and ceremonial only.
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Berlin
Kamperer
Wilijuan
Neo
Jeure Bertin
Ny Gee
Pesterlay
Constantinople
Waltas
Turkey
Corfu
Germany and Spain Loan to Morocco Noted
In Paris reports describe Germany and Spain providing a loan to Morocco with a focus on stabilizing regional affairs. The exchange centers on safeguarding broader economic and political interests in a volatile area.
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Germany
Spain
Morocco
Poraker Fights for Negro Soldiers Highlighted Action
Poraker presses for equal rank and treatment of Black service members as policy debates unfold. A federal permit allows reevaluation of overlooked cases in Washington D C with potential for broader Army reforms.
Cooper’s Health Remedy Prompts Chicago Hype and Testimonials
A Chicago feature touts Cooper’s preparations as a life saver for chronic stomach ailments. Thomas Webster of 210 South Morgan Street testifies after years of pain and fatigue he found relief in ten days, praising the remedy and urging others to try it as the medicine's sales surge in the city.
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Chicago
Ion de
Aeekohaa
Thomas Webster
Omaha Parring Company
S210
South
Morgan Street
Cooper
Weberer
Tate
Thie City
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