Montpelier Girls Win Over Spaulding in League Opener
The Montpelier High School girls basketball team defeated Spaulding High School 9 to 5 in the Church Street gym last night, opening the girls league play. Spaulding showed fight with bankers from the floor, but foul-line struggles cost them. Grigg and Codding each scored from the floor. Miller added three baskets from fouls. Brown hit a late free throw for Spaulding.
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Miners Honor Mitchell in Annual Union Address
John Mitchell announced the United Mine Workers will not convert to any other body. In Montana and Wyoming visits, he received a personal gift of 2100 dollars for aviation efforts aiding miners. Mitchell noted nine years and five months of presidency with wage and hours gains, membership growth beyond forty thousand, and nearly one million dollars in resources. Secretary-Treasurer Wilson reported treasury at 364,800.01 dollars, an increase of 920,020.10 from last year, stressing a need to accumulate at least ten million to safeguard members during any strike or lockout.
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Norwich Easy Win Over Vermont In May 23 Contest
In a Norwich University basketball game against Vermont the Norwich team dominated, winning 29 to 4 with strong floor shooting and early fouls limiting Vermont. Vermont showed a bright effort though Norwich held a steady lead throughout the match.
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Amalgamated Team Suffers Defeat at Reid’s Kalabashers
Amalgamated again dropped a two to one loss to Reid’s Kalabashers at Russell’s alleys. The game featured the tundle pin team and eogromen, with Amalgamated absent from the main action except for a brief showing by J. Kenetick as seller.
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Only One of Eight Alive TN Long Tramp
New York reports eight men began a around the world walk contest with teams from France and London. Meni Mose, now the sole survivor, has covered about 40,000 kilometres while planning a route through Lyons to reach France by June 14.
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Wedding follows a girl rescue in Attleboro tale
Mr. Cos and Mim Field of Attleboro broke through thin ice during skating on a river. Mim Field aided a girl in distress and the couple traveled to Providence where marriage licenses were issued. The event centers on the rescue and ensuing wedding plans, with details of skating time and settings lingering in the imperfect report.
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Revolution Gains U S Comms Report Unrest in North Haiti
Washington dispatch details ongoing revolutionary unrest in northern Haiti. Report cites Colin Stele Cone LS at Cape Hagtien and notes intermediary stateey pa iht indicates continued upheaval as U S communications monitor the situation.
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Hughes Will State Views In New York January Thirty One
Governor Hughes plans a January thirty one appearance in New York to outline his views as his candidacy dominates political chatter. Reports from Albany say Republican leaders expect a solid New York delegation backing him as the party balances support and strategy ahead of decisive contests.
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Kien Wolf
New York
New York political maneuvering over league alignment
The article reports on efforts to steer factional conflict into the Hughes state league, with leaders including Senator Jota Itisses, James W. Wideworth, and Senator Page, weighing the governor’s fortunes as party support grows. A discordant note comes from William Burnes Jr., a federal official.
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Hyomel treatment promises quick relief for catarrh
An ad touts Hyomel inhaler as a cure for respiratory diseases with pine woods aroma and balsam air. It claims rapid relief from catarrh and chronic throat and lung trouble, offering a one dollar price and a money back guarantee via Red Crow Saemuboy distribution.
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Penne
Governor Hughes to Talk at Republican Club Meeting
A fragmented OCR passage reports Governor Hughes will address the Republican Club on January 3 in New York. It notes letters from supporters worldwide praising a treatment and cites James S. Lehmanier urging party members to back Hughes for the presidency.
Washington Discusses Hughes Declaration In Race Fight
A Washington report notes Governor Hughes's declaration of candidacy sparks partisan debate. Anti Taft factions urge shifts to block Taft, while concerns rise over potential leaks and the secretary of war's role in the nomination. Some see Shaw resignation and other moves shaping the immediate political landscape.
President Roosevelt Replies to Taft Nomination Charge
A fragmentary letter attributed to President Roosevelt addresses charges that he is signaling federal offices to influence William Howard Taft's nomination. The text references the White House and Indiana links, noting ongoing disputes and requests for clear views amid partisan strain.
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William H. Taft
Indiana
White House
Che Forte
Fires devastate Chelsea as twenty two buildings burned
An afternoon blaze in Chelsea destroyed twenty two tenements and two blocks along Auburn Maple Second and Williams streets. Seven or more people were overcome by smoke, a fireman was injured, and hundreds became homeless. Investigators suspect incendiaries and expanded aid from Boston Everett and nearby towns joined Chelsea firefighters.
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Heaton Fire
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Charlestown
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Navy experts tout U S ships as top in world
Admiral fee and naval affairs committee member defended American superiority in ship design and armorer belt drawings. Chairman Foy said demonstrations show the United States is the most efficient navy in the world.
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Evans Fleed 15 Off for Punta Aresas
All sails depart Rio de Janeiro except the Arethans. Evans fleed to Punta Aresas, facing unclear winds and possible opposition from rival crews. The voyage unfolds amid shifting currents and maritime tension as the fleet sets course.
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Drunkenness A Curable Disease Promoted as a Cure
An advertisement touts Drunkenness as a curable disease with Orrine No 1 and No 2 remedies priced at $1.00 each. It claims a scientific cure, guaranteed or money back, and cites nationwide endorsements and home treatment testimonials. The notice requests free treatise by mail from The Orrine Company in Washington, D.C.
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Shonis Admits He Owes 1200 Duty
New York June 23 Dutied goods valued between 1200 and 1500 had no duty when WWShrne left The report notes a search by five customs officers including four men and one woman at the residence of Shonts The inquiry involved Mrs Shonts acting as guide and a discharged servant of Mr Bhonte The event was described as a regular pink tia affair by an appraiser in the house
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Former HE WILL RESIGN. York January on state policy
The report details a resignation plan and discussions between Mr. Shaw and Mr. Dickinson over differences at Carnegie Trust, noting the institution's growth and its ties to major financial bodies. It mentions Mr. Shaw avoiding public policy specifics while signaling support for the party's continued success and a March transition plan. Also included are excerpts on Earth’s early history and human antiquity from The Age of Man on Earth, referencing Britain and the glacial period dating back at least 240 000 years.
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Experts Test Benzoate Decision Affects Big Industries
A presidential decision will set a board to judge benzoate safety after Dr Wiley faced an order prohibiting its use. The outcome may limit the preservative nationwide or within state borders, impacting fruit products and beverages manufactured widely.
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Canal Sape In Time Of War Col Goethals Speaks
Col Goethals declares defense of the Panama Canal feasible during wartime noting the waterway's locks Gatun Lake and surrounding locks could be fortified with armed guards and coalitions plan to guard key points from Atlantic to Pacific. He mentions potential vulnerabilities and the role of guard vessels in preventing accidental or deliberate damage.
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Lore Milles
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Commission
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Hearing on currency bills set by House committee
Washington January 23 The House committee on banking and currency held a public hearing on proposed federal currency regulations. Representative Burgess of California opposed national bank guarantees while others argued for stronger deposit safety under a Powell bill.
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Washington, D. C
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Palio
Oklahoma
Burgess
Deane Chet
Berlin Airing Raises Tense War Cabinet Tide
Official record notes further discussion on Berlin crisis and war cabinet roles. Major Count Wittenstam outlines mounting support for a course of action as debates continue over strategy and resources amid the escalating conflict.
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