Fifth Game for Goddard Secures Fifth Straight Victory
Goddard Seminary defeats M Hl 8 by a wide margin as Buck Shot and Berry lead with numerous baskets. Strong defense and sharp shooting in the first period set a 19 to 0 lead, with Goddard's lineup featuring Heidla Harison Buck and Berry.
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Buck
Seminary
Berry
Goddard
M. Hl
Goddard Seminary Duce
High Rehovl
de Cire
Ethinasium
Goddan
Bock
Alend
Burke
Toft Sarwan
Derry
Ise
Gotdard Waa Agnia Ue
Unl
Heidla
Harison
Moor
Ieee
The Swamp Root Cure Promoted for Kidney Ailments
An advertisement extols Dr Kilmer s Swamp Root as a remedy for kidney liver and bladder problems claiming it cures many sudden deaths attributed to kidney disease and heart failure. It promises samples by mail and lists Binghamton New York as the address.
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Kilmer
Dr. Kilner & Co
Binghamton
N.Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N.Y
Hood's Pills and Bowling Night Declares Winners
The Theriault led Choemepotitad club missed victory as Park and referee duties marred the candle pin battle. Alexander’s and Manoli contributions stood out with 109 high on a 400 set. Tradlian I Chun claimed the clinching three straight for the Oompa politik coalition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tradlian I Chun
Joya Metevouliy
Cherwilt
Tormen
Oompa Politik
Manoli
Lowng
Ainsigamated
Capree Reid
Lowes
Decisive Victory by Red Men Over Forester Cribbage Team
A dominant cribb age match last night saw Red Men defeat the Catholic Order of Foresters team across multiple tables. Notable pairings included Martha and McKenzie defeating Murray and Smart, Wishart and Duncan overcoming Telair and Melaxt, and Gorton’s group securing wins as the event concluded with strong performances from Wright, Griff in, and Broderick.
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Forestore
Clan Gorton
Fitepeandd
Oth
Johnem
Teybar
Fraper
Remnis
Millips
Martha Aml
McKenzie
Bi ‘M
Murray Aml Smart
Dy Fy Wishart
Duncan
Ee Hated
Telair
Melaxt
Oniickeank
Maid Wright
Meg Griffin
Broderick
Mu ¥Ideon
Brodie
I. Mf
Enemies plotted to cut off Evans ear in Chicago case
Chicago January 23 Hobert J Vanusen at McVickers theatre arrests Joseph Blanch. A complaint by Robert Van Iusen alleges Van Iusen made an offer of 1000 to injure Evans and 3000 for a stronger assault. Blair admitted police injury by a third party and claimed payment if the job succeeded. Vandneom released on bail.
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Chicago
Hobert J. Vaniusen
McVicker'’ Theatre
Joseph Blanch
Robert Vane
Vaniusen
Daneheal
Evans
la Blair
Penton
Vandneom
Gros
Roovifit
Cap tain Parker yacht skipper dies
The report notes the death of Captain Benjamin Parker, long skipper of a yacht. It mentions his years at sea, ties to the German emperor, and later engagement by Sir Thomas Li to command ships Shamrock II and Bhaurork, including a trip to the United States in 1902.
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Peter Tion
Thomas Li
Shamrock UI
America
United States
Amerina
Supreme court halts harsher sentence in ice trust case
The supreme court reviews the conviction of Leon, Beard, and Miller for an ice trust, ruling the punishment too severe for the offense. They remain free pending resentencing, with the prior term of one year and a $5,000 fine under reconsideration.
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Ohio Supreme Court
Lnstead
Colmbag
Supreme Eaterday
Ee Leon
Beard
J. A Miller
Supreme Court
Fudge
Dolphins Sink British Vessel Allegedly During Storm
A report from Norfolk states a British steamer collided with a school of dolphins near the coast causing damage to the vessel. The incident was witnessed by the Tellieh Poms Cantey and Thom New Orleans Dee who arrived yesterday. No further details on casualties or exact location were provided.
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New Orleans
Dee
Norfolk
Taft Move Reported To Tie Primary to Court Action
A chaotic report notes plan by Taft supporters to halt primary progress through court orders. It cites judges and local officials including Foraker and Wolverton, with mentions of Franklin County officials and possible hearings set for Wednesday. The piece reflects political maneuvering to influence Taft’s presidential prospects.
Hughes Will Not Run Again in Albany Political Crisis
Albany dispatch reports mounting pressure on Governor Hughes as antitrughes factions demand disowning certain leaders and reject state patronage. Rumors swirl that Parsons group in New York seeks to motivate a Hughes renomination, while supporters brace for his formal response and a possible public letter clarifying his stance.
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Albany
Binck
Aldrich
Pewrent
New York City
Hughes
Bekett
Abe Hughes
Wil Nalts
Gown Hersh
Kansas House Backs Taft for President in Unanimous Vote
The Kansas House unanimously adopted a resolution indorsing William Howard Taft for president. Semmes ran Jar 22. The session declared Taft the choice of the state House.
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Kansas
Taft
Semmes
Choles
Ieee Eas
United States
Clark Support Gathers for Bryan Inhough Convention
Warkingtom reports the Temperatin party signals its intent to nominate William J as president of the Denver convention to be held in July. The floor debate in the House of Representatives yesterday clarified party plans and aims.
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Warkingtom
Temperatin Party
William J
Denver
Iily
Neuralgia Cure Promoted by Missouri Congressman
Fragmentary note touts a neuralgia remedy labeled Espresentatien Cheap Clark of Missouri. Vague claims mention excellent results for headache and pain in side and back, but details are unclear and the overall message appears promotional.
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Cheap Clark
Missouri
API
Weheers
Bryan's Election Fate Questioned by Grosvenor
Washington reports former Ohio representative Charley Grosvenor known as Old Charley believes Bryan faces limited appeal. He predicts Bryan cannot secure more than 166 electoral votes and criticizes opponents of Taft while noting shifts in New York and key states.
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Washington
Jan
Charley Grosvenor
Ohio
White House
Bryan
Semina
Tom
Tait
Beyan Iveali
Ryan
Dhown Vates
Ow York
Ean Johnson
Witherbee Denies Being Hughes Adherent In Tremulant Claim
The article reports Witherbee denying adherence to Hughes as he campaigns for Taft. It notes a possible split in northern New York delegations and mentions statements about backing different candidates.
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Woahington
Sasi
Witherea Fer
Pogseday
Tae
Meonington
Pa Fae
Hughes Tndn
Talay Aioe
Jone Ile
Joe
Witherbee
Taft
Taftey
New York
Dalzell Randell House Dispute Sparks Row
A sharp exchange in the house on January night involved Dalzell of Pennsylvania and Randell of Texas. Randell spoke about a conduct at the event, Dalzell retorted that interference would be met, and the incident abruptly ended as the matter cooled.
Democrats Decode To Prose Aldrich Bill Debate
A scrambled report notes Democrats debating an Aldrich Bill with a proposed treasury provision. The fragmented text mentions a large 300 million dollar figure and financial committee actions, with opposition and support signals amid national financial and currency concerns.
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Aldrich
Williams elected to seat in senate in Mississippi
Prominent phraseology obscures details but indicates Williams gains senate seat amid political shifts. Other names appear garbled. core note references Beckham Bradley and Kentucky tensions, with unclear affiliations or events.
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Williams
Senate
Isiesippi
Beckham Bradley
Kentucky
Awikson
Mins
Jani
Want of Confidence Vote Near Intokio Diet
Confused dispatch outlines a near confidence vote in the Intokio Diet. Yirke parties push a House motion of want of confidence against the cabinet, with Tingley and Sear involved. allies scramble as leaders table the measure and await a vote.
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Intokio
Daido Wing
Tingley
Former Senator Wetmore to Wear the Toga Again
A clipped, partially legible news brief reports that former Senator Wetmore plans to don the toga again. It appears to reference a ceremonial or formal return but lacks clear dates or locations. The fragmentary text mentions other names and institutions in uncertain context.
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Senator Wetmore
Rome Ridicules Plot Story Incoherent Claims
A fragmented dispatch mocks a purported plot involving anarchists and emigrants moving through Europe. The writer dismisses the tale as nonsensical, noting odd spellings and garbled names while contrasting it with more credible sources from a distant location.
Direct Vote for Senators Gains Momentum in States
Washington January 22 reports a growing push for constitutional amendment to elect US senators by the people. States move under governors guidance toward two thirds of states seeking Congress to call a convention, with several legislatures already adopting resolutions and more forwarding requests.
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Washington
United States
Towe
Saramias
Congress
Navy Bureau Inquiry Resolutions Considered by Senate
In Washington the Senate approved two resolutions proposed by Senator Malo of Maine regarding a Navy Bureau inquiry. The measures direct a complete roster of air and staff officers, detailing names ranks duties and necessity for assignments within U S naval yards or stations on the specified dates. The second resolution mirrors the first but sets the date as January 1, 1908 instead of July 1, 1905.
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Washington
Senate
Malo
Maines
Navy
Navy Navy
United States
Hugh Offer
Senate inquiry into injunction debated in Washington
Washington Jan 22 Secretary Culberson introduced in the Senate a resolution of inquiry into the recent decision by Federal Judge Dayton of West Virginia in the Hitchcock Coal and Coke Company vs United Mine Workers case. The text outlines the injunction history and discusses possible Senate action to prevent further legal steps, highlighting fears of expansive injunction powers.
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Washington
Culbern
Senate
Juder
A. G. Dayton
West Virginia
Hitchcork Coal and Coke Company
United Mine Workers
Dayton
Revivian
Howami Senate
Judiciary Committee
Tate
Bale
Sean Tenniee
Ter
Culberson
Slayer to go free in obscure Virginia case
In Norgulk Virginia on January 22 the grand jury declined to indict a white farmer who killed a Black man, citing futility of a trial and the community’s interest. the jury said the case warranted no further action. The report notes the community’s desire to avoid proceeding despite evident violence.
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Norgulk
Trine
How Doth the Little Busy Bee Improves Each
Fragmentary OCR reads as a clipped historical note about Secretary Wilman visiting China, with garbled phrases mentioning Hawaii, experts, robbery and broken lines. The readable portions hint at a dated Washington report from June mentioning officials and possible security concerns, but details are unclear.
Tax Rate Recommendation and City Finances Review
City aldermen discussed a $2.25 tax rate and reviewed income, cash balance, and department expenses for 1908. Board actions included warrants, health reports with December deaths, and approval of the annual report and water department finances. A land strip issue and the stock association were also noted along with routine inquiries and remarks at the meeting.
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Aldermen Sol Council
Ulty
Carver
x @rich library
Triuqury
Theney AL Bais
SCA
Central Verovout Mend
Vse
Prescription for Back and Urinary Relief Promoted
An elderly advertisement touts a herbal regimen claimed to ease back pain bladder and rheumatic troubles. It lists ingredients including one base elixir, a compound “karyon,” and syrup, with adult dosing of one spoonful after meals and at bedtime, promising quick relief and affordability.
Left Handed Pitchers Dominate The American League
A Cleveland writer notes left handed pitchers play a key role in the league campaign. Detroit pairs Kilian and Siever. Philadelphia features Waddell and Plank. Chicago relies on White. Cleveland briefly fields Here. New York and St. Louis show mixed depth. The piece surveys teams with southpaws shaping outcomes and season prospects.
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Cleveland
Detroit
Killian
Siever
Cubs
Tragan
Philadelphia
Waddell
Plank
Clevelans
Lajaie
New York
Newton
Griffith
St. Louis
Boston
Bosten
Jene
Tannehill
McGuire
Bleckelltte
Washington
Loneus
Regan Aleor
Bailey
MeAlene Lowe
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