Two Strings for Cosmo's Two Strings for Cosmo's
Cosmopolitans beat Teddy Beary 2 1 in candlepin bowling as Alxo Rolled 316 and E Masi led with 310 in two high series. Mast joined Cosmo's with 118 and 117 strings, while Capt Trhartwen's team won two of three against Capt Townsend's.
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Ware
E. Masi
Cosmopolitans
Teddy Beary
Veterime
Pine
Capt. Trhartwen
Capt. Townsend
R. Mast
Aes Cosmopolitany
Nute Wsamd
Winter Fices Chicago Star Pitcher Weighs Season Return
Burlington February 28 George Winter star pitcher of the Boston Red Sox baseball team is training in Chicago awaiting a contract. He reports to the gym at 10 30 and practices with Jack Warner for about an hour. He did not join the team south this season but will report later, favoring Boston if he plays. He predicts St Louis will win the league and Cleveland second, and believes the Boston Nationals will gain from a major deal with New York. He praises McMarland as a top catcher and notes Waddell would strengthen St Louis if acquired.
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Burlington
George Winter
Mets
Prac
Jack Warner Eatehares
Hive
Taylor
Alsl
Boston
Red
Mr. Inter
Cleveland
Crick
Toston
New York
McMarland
Ic St
Louie
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
A vintage advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as the cure for lame backs and kidney, liver, and bladder trouble. It promises free samples and a booklet, claims wide testing, and lists Kilmer & Co of Binghamton and New York as publishers, urging readers to mail for the offer.
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Aumya
Kilmes
de. Kilmer
Bright
Kilner
Birksey
Kilner & Co
Binghamms
Thee
N.Y
Winter star Winter Frat highlights natural ball talent
A fragmented piece praises a basketball player known as Winter Frat, noting his natural talent and rapid rise to fast company after schooling at Gettysburg College. It mentions a College record, a move to Boston, and his wife described as a former Turlington girl. The text also references a winter season and strong athletic potential.
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Ion Haa
Mdm Incky
Aki War
Uy Young
Pennsyvania
Atettysburg College
Turlington
Nine Hour Law Hearing Draws Rail Roads to Commerce Board
Washington February 28 a nine hour law hearing drew 37 railway applications seeking extensions to meet the new service limits. Most petitions come from West and South lines, with few Eastern roads filing. Railways claim inability to hire sufficient telegraph operators and fear service cuts or station closures if extensions are not granted.
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Washington, D.C
Perating
St. Josph & Cimnd
Este
Thier West
Southmont
Jean Bo
Religious Liberty in Italy Reform Talk by Education Minister
Signor Rava, minister of education, urged respect for religious liberty while stressing the state’s duty to examine the faith of all citizens. He said Italy cannot be an antireligious or agnostic state and defended limited religious instruction only for those privately requesting it, noting existing regulations.
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Tome
Fab
Rava
Signor Rava
Sertlarice Echonla
Claremont Mill Workers Face Wage Cut Debate
Fragmentary report notes a proposed March wage reduction at Monadnock mills and a union meeting by Brotherhood No 142 to discuss the issue. Treasurer George A Tenney refutes a 744 percent cut claim and cites an eight hour schedule as previously granted.
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Here
Union No. 142
Papey Cmpany
George A. Tenney
Monadnnck Ootta Mills
Amille
New Haven Plans Salary Cuts Across City Departments
New Haven, Conn. faces wage reductions as salaries are trimmed by about one percent, with ranges from $1,000 to $2,000. The plan aims to begin by March 1 and seeks to avoid further cuts if feasible, pending budget constraints.
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New Haven
Conn
New Haven Road
New Haven Road Wins In Demurrage
New Haven, Feb 28 The New York New Haven Hartford railroad company has been notified by the demurrage association of changes to demurrage rates. A rate reduction to 25 cents per hour was ratified by a majority owner in the railway group, with the change set to take effect next Sunday. The New Haven road has accepted the result and will integrate the new rate into its operations, promising a move that could impact about $3000 in transfer costs.
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New Haven
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Hetanesior Gluer Association
Ohky Vite Ak
New Haven Company
Entat Es
Aremy Demir
New-Vake
Testimony Against Standard in Interlinked Oil Probe
Weiligton reporter details testimony by Wooten of Atlanta alleging ties between a mural oil firm and Peerlee Oil, with supplier links to Cleveland. He calls cross competition among firms dangerous and disputes Standard Oil claims of high profits, noting inconsistencies in witnesses from New York, No Vs, and elsewhere.
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B.C
Conncet
Wenten
Atlanta
JSS
Eutepany
Peerlee Ol
Cleveland
Emer
Devry
Tost
Wooten
Campes
New York City
Roosevelt Nomination Talk Sparks Political Fray
Fragmentary copy reports widespread talk of nominating Roosevelt backed by Republicans and Deseret allies. The piece hints at interviews and party maneuvering, with supporters urging a bold pledge while opponents warn of risks.
Gasol Cooking Rages Spark Customer Satisfaction Debate
A chaotic exchange centers on cooking practices and customer reactions as debates flare over 10 miracles and related claims. Names and precise details are unclear in the fragmented source, but the event highlights tensions between suppliers, consumers, and expectations.
Plan to wipe out 30000 grogshops debated in Commons
Feb 28 report outlines a government bill to reduce alcoholic licenses and close many saloons. The chancellor described a staged approach including a mandatory license reduction and sale of existing outlets. Proposals would target about 3,000 licenses nationwide, based on population density, with one saloon per 400 people in cities.
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Thindeiem
House of Commons
Etuneollor
Htte
Death of S. S. Gaines in Ver mont hotel man
S S Gaines a well known Vermont hotel operator and proprietor of the Stevens Ne ate four ar pets died at age in Ver mont. Funeral at Holocopal church with limited hours. Born January 1 1867 in Pantona autus Setalis. Survived by wife and no children. Member of Masonic fraternity. Former commissioner for two years.
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Vermont
Stevans
Hemet
Pantona
Panton
Gaines
Noah Bristat
Ila Parteer
Bern
Mr. Galveste
Pitt Waves
Masonic Fraternity
Jet Romimlesiuner
King Awards Gallant Miner Medals to Two Men
English ruler King Elward personally invested two miners, Chandler and Everson Tendon, with Fatward medals for gallantry in a rescue at sea. The Fatward medal, established last October, honors courage shown while saving lives. The reverse depicts a miner and bears the inscription Bap Courage.
New England Looks Toward Taft Delegates at Capitol
Washington February 28 Republicans across New England push Taft and anti instruction campaigns for national convention delegates. Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut leaders coordinate to avoid single candidate dominance while aiming to elect representative delegates. Vermont New Hampshire and Maine reporters travel with local officials to report gains and discuss strategy.
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New England
Congress
Taft
Ada
Porras
Bates
Speen
Massachusetts
A. M
Caveerdish
Thes Boon
Wirmat
N. J. Batnhelder
New Suampehire
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Harders
Bef
Omar Didom
Asth
Hughes
Murches
Mick Bext
Chicago
Fulloy
Vermont
R W. Halburd
Moree
St. Johnsbury
Porter H. Dale
Ielandford
James Mc Swift
Fall River
Massachusettee
No Pardon For Labor Men Defy Labor Union Convictions
Washington reports that the current administration takes a hard line as several members of a labor union within Mountain Bell Telephone in Butte are convicted. The president offers no comment on pardons.
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Washington
Tas
Mountain Bell Telephone Company
Butte
Munsey Buys The Baltimore News In Surprise Purchase
Prank A Murray announced he had bought The Baltimore News and will assume control on Saturday in a move reported from New York dated February 28. The sale marks a major media acquisition with anticipated changes in leadership and editorial direction. The new owner is expected to implement strategic shifts in publication approach and management.
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New York
Pet
A. Murray
Baltimore News
Bomb in Mail From Italy Targets Easton Solicitor
Easton solicitor S A Turner received a letter from Italy containing a stick of dynamite and an explosive cap. A flame ignition mechanism was burned a moment after, preventing an explosion as planned by a conspirator identified as Ainsender. Turner, once a district attorney assistant, suspects the dynamite came from a Malin governor ally who recently was released from jail and fled.
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Easton
Easton, Pabel
S.A. Turner
Easton Lowe
Italy
Ainsender
Turner Vine
Malin
Aimee Bee
Two Near Death in Elevator Pals
Two men in New York were involved in a basement elevator accident yesterday. Witnesses say both individuals suffered serious injuries as the car plunged from the fourth to the third floor. Emergency crews responded quickly, but details remain unclear as investigators sort through the malfunction.
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New York
Pet
Wales
Mr. Woxee
Ion
Few Understand His Honest Business Practice
A customer praises a drug seller for offering refunds and a curing plan for stomach ailments. The message extols Howard’s medicine and describes affordable bottles and the ease of carrying the product, noting repeated patronage and satisfaction with the remedy’s effectiveness.
Chicago Man Discovers Bomb in Odd Encounter
A Chicago man named Alfred P. Lalwer reports discovering a bomb near a rectilet op stoped to pick up a precisay. He was led to a door at his one bedroom by two teamsters and a strange sequence of events suggesting danger. Local authorities investigated the bizarre incident and urged caution.
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Chiago
Alfred
Lalwer
Owen Hig
Hedal Ney Avenge Theater
Lane
SHOULD BE HERO NOT A CRIMINAL HEROISM VIEW
An account describes Gemend Slocum, blamed for a burning boat at North Brotheland, as a hero rather than a criminal. He says he did all he could and would be unjust labeled if punished, while Capt. Luther B. Dow seeks a presidential pardon for Capt. Van Ie Schasel.
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Haat
Bing Sing
Tnien
North Brothe Jaand
Luther B. Dow
Diloty Masters and Mates’ Association
Washington
van. Ie Schasel
Alaska cut out in race to Paris
Chicago reports Northern Siberia and Alaska may be eliminated from the New York to Paris auto race route due to a failure to go through the initial plan. A boat route from San Francisco to Japan and Vladivostok via Russia is under consideration to reach Paris, with a Chicago Automobile Club meeting to decide. The delay between New York and Chicago jeopardizes sailing to San Francisco by March 14, possibly delaying the event to another season.
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Siberia
Jand
Alaska
New York
A.lan
Sim Frangito
Japan
Imotor
Vladivostok
Paris
Chicago Automobile Club
Chi
San Francisco
Maike
Iater
Civil War Veteran Page Remembered For Valor At Fort Donan
The obituary recalls Page a Civil War veteran praised for bravery at Fort Donan. Confined to bed by a war wound, he witnessed his wife nearby seeking work as he died. Homer Stratton of an Ohio regiment is noted for carrying Page from heavy shellfire amid Confederate fire.
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Fort ‘Bonanicon
Page
Fort Donan
Homer Stratton
Large tobacco warehouse burned near Switzer village
In Frankfort Kentucky February 28 a large Head and Switcher warehouse at Switzer seven miles from town held about 160100 pounds of tobacco tied to a society pool. The fire’s origin is unknown and insurance reportedly canceled previously. In Hopkinsville February 28 a residence was set afire by intruders who fled, with a note left for Gregory. Troops under Major Albright were dispatched to the scene.
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Frankfort
Tolaven
Head & Switcher, Independent
Switzer Village
Serteria
Iquity Society
Hopkineville
Hoere
Brouseala Gregory
Novel surgical wear saves life of a child
A Pittsburgh area report describes a pioneering operation that saved the life of a child. The account notes the patient Ruth Rieffen, a toddler from McKeesport, who underwent a new surgical wear device. Details suggest a medical device procedure and its outcome for the young patient.
Piles Cured in 6 to 14 Days Claim
A notice proclaims a remedy promising cure for piles within six to fourteen days. The claim highlights a fast outcome and appeals to sufferers seeking quick relief from the condition. No specific individuals or organizations are named.
Fire damages Sioux City business and homes
A blaze swept a Sioux City area on February 8 causing thousands in damage. Fire crews fought the flames at a Pearl Street property tied to a local building firm, with wire service aid reporting an estimated loss and the extent of the fire.
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Sioux Cuty
Sioux Gly
Pearl Street
Oreq
Blows City Row Company
Unclear old notice from Greene's warrant or Kendrick & Co
Fragmentary text lists names and a guarantee related to a 25-cent bottle refund or remedy. Mentions Greene and Kendrick & Co in a defective potter’s guarantee context. Unable to determine full event. appears to record a claim or warranty dispute with refunds.
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Greene
Potterity
GH. Kendrick & Co
Ten Ia
Physicians Talk Shop in Cooper Mania Views from Both Sides
Physicians discuss the Cooper craze sweeping the Western metropolis. Two doctors critique public faith in Cooper and its medical claims, comparing it to a medical hallucination. They note his charitable work and the broad popular demonstrations while urging cautious judgment.
JDM Bludsoe Buried Echoes in Jones Memorial
Feb 28 Dakota study recalls John Hay poem as speakers note Jones long ferry pilot era on upper Mississippi. Story links his death to Civil War era transport duty aboard the Warsaw ferryboat from LaCrosse to Ning side, recounting the perilous voyage and a later injury during a boat passage.
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JDM Bludsoe
John Hay
Jones
Dakota
Mim
John Jones
Mitetssippi
Solin Faye
Jeany
Warsaw
Mares
LaCrose
Stic
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