Barre Triumphs Over Montpelier 10 to 4 in Intercity Tilt
Barre rode Knapp strong on the mound as they edged Montpelier 10 to 4 in three innings plus key fourth. Therault struggled, while Barre capitalized on hits and errors, including a two run frame in the fourth and a late scoring push. The win boosts Barre’s status against Capitol City rivals in a tense intercity clash.
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Daley
Barre
Theriault
Mont
Peiterpitcher
Ita
Thnt
Anetherhagger
Knapp
Kampp
Harte
Gond Hall
Marre
Capitol City
Montpelier
Wight
Smith
Ennuce
Crapo
Hest
Wishart
Buchanan
Pierer
Wright
Donrbrowdkic
Davideun
Duncan
Montpetier
Laird
Del
Brishaine
Mita
AV ‘Aljotield
Bortte
Smits
Revetto Attet
Therianit
Carbo
Rune
Ashmore
Brisbane
Smit
Po Duncan
Buchanam
Dombrouskie
Davidson
Carewell
Ciereeney
Jaint
Thisbatne
Burry
Briewine
Telen Juste
Beiybalnes Dunes
Montpelier-Narrantown baseball game report
A lengthy OCR fragment describes a Montpelier game with late scoring by Knopp and Perce, Dombrouskie, Nash, and Pierce. Numerous misread names appear. key events include Montpelier gaining a final run, a bases loaded situation, and a late steal by Astimore. The score is incomplete due to garbled text.
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Smith
Fang
Conker Hutt
Montpelier
Laind
Socond
Mith
Thoriault
Duncan
Recotte
Buchanan
Dombrowskie
Marre
Chonan
Dowbrquekia
Mieree
Cumbro
Shincan
Tall
Grove
Nash
Duman
Knopp
Muchanan
Dombrouskie
Dunein
Perce
Crapo
Wakifield
Wakeflild
Knapp
Pierce
Harre
Astimore
Wright
Darre
Montpetier
Carrie
Merve
Huchanan
Graniteville Wins With Swede Olen Layoff 17 KOs
Graniteville defeated Italian Athletic Club 6 to 0 in a rain of assists and misplays. Swede Olen pitched a masterful game striking out 17 Italians while allowing 6 hits and no walks, while Graniteville showcased errorless defense.
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Goore
Rubbr
Rangers
Cnd
Granitevilly
Olen
Goddard Seminary
Ialiana
Stoggilund
Colombo
Siiatle
Oteon
Smith
Amtatbrini
Olsen
Prager
Bruce
Pirie
Gabefloni
Miles
Scampini
Drucer
Armatrong
Feiser
Armetrong
Dewahue
Milen
Kaig
Xicora
Binute
Armstrong
Comelli
Seaman
Dinelie
Craig
Sears
Laxative Promise of Syrup of Figs and Senna
The Well Informed prefer the simple pleasant laxative from the California Fig Syrup Co. The text promotes Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna as ethical, wholesome, gentle yet prompt in action. It urges purchase of the genuine California product, sold by leading druggists at fifty cents per bottle.
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California Fig Syrup Co
Ingraham Heir Seeks To Break Will Worth Over Two Million
William M Ingraham Jr of Waverly New York announces plans to contest the will of his mother a Brooklyn lawyer who died June 7. The estate exceeds 2 000 000 with multiple beneficiaries including George S Ingraham Hyde Park Louis Ingraham Sheboygan Frances Ingraham and Jane J Ingraham. Bequests include 25000 to Frances and 25000 to Jane J plus substantial mortgages and smaller gifts to others. The estranged son aged 48 is employed as a salesman by a legal printing firm in Athens Pa.
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New York
William M. Ingraham, Jr
Waverly
N.Y
Brooklyn
Ingraham
Athens
William M. Tograham, Jr
George 5. Ingraham
Hyde Park, L. 1
Rolet S. Ingreham
Shehboyean Falla
Wit
Mise Frances T. Ingraham
Mise Ingraham
Testator
Mise
Jane J. Ingraham
Mra Sallier
Harriman
Mee
Mery
Thirkeld
Iihado
Victory for Railroads in Interstate Commerce Case
The Interstate Commerce Commission upheld that common carriers must compensate movements of loaded and empty cars between interchange tracks and plant facilities. The ruling favors General Electric at Schenectady and may raise rail costs for industry, curbing anticipated rebates and affecting industrial shipping practices.
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Washington
Interstate Somiteree Commission
Cuneral Electric Company
New York Central
Rade
Shabistrias Mes
Industrie
General Hleetrie
Nohenvctady
Empany
General Electric
SPECIFY Fire Proof Roofing Ad Copy
An advertisement touts fire proof and water proof roofing with sun proof asphalt products. It lists prices from 75 cents to 3 dollars per square, plus tarred felt options at 1.00 and 1.20, a 75 cent sheathing paper, and a top rated roofing option for 1.00.
Marriage Secret Kept Three Years Revealed in New Haven
New Haven, July 1. It surfaced yesterday that Miss Helen ties, daughter of BP. Fes, married Louis Greene of this city three years ago. The exact date was December 20, 1905, with the ceremony at the Little Church Around the Corner in New York. Greene came from Turcington where he was connected with Seymour company. He later moved to Canaan, CL.
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Conn
Mise Helen Ties
Fes
Lenivarrance
Louis Greene
New York
Gornar
Mr. Greene
Turcington
Seymour Companys
Tura i Canaan, CL
Vad
Mra
Fisheries Action Delayed for Hague Arbitration
Washington reports the United States will delay submitting the fisheries dispute with Canada to The Hague this year. Under the U S Canada arbitration treaty the Senate must approve the questions before they may be referred. The issue will not be sent until December and likely early next year rather than this year.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Hague Arbitration Court
Senate
Eastern Question Echoes In Aged Dialogue
A fragment from a Washington Star quote contrasts a character’s remark on age with a quip about worth. The line references Bayt and New York City, hinting at a broader discussion of experience and value in the Eastern Question context.
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New York City
Wastington Star
Hitchcock and Sheldon Named to National Republican Committee
Frank M. Mitchcook, ex assistant postmaster general, elected chairman of the Republican National Committee amid publicity law compliance. Genie B Sheldon of New York chosen treasurer, Arthur J. Vorys to run Ohio campaign, Cincinnati headquarters set. Sheldon, former New York state committee treasurer, pledged full receipts and expenditures disclosure under NY law.
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Hot Springs
Frank MH. Mitchcook
William H. Taft
Republicap Party
Republic
Taft
National Republican National Committee
Genie Burosey Bheldon
New York
Arthur J. Vorys
Republican National
Ohio
Cincinnati
Republican National Committee
Olin
George F. Shelden
Wise
Melvetion
Sheldon
Union Tragic Club of
Republican State Committee
Hughes
Bliss
Cooling Heat Wave Relief in New York City
New York weather officials forecast relief from a heat wave as cooling conditions prevail. Twenty four deaths and about ninety prostrations were recorded in twenty four hours ending midnight Tuesday, with one death and ten more prostrations reported in the early hours. A light breeze and lower temperatures followed, the thermometer at 10 PM reading 74 degrees, down twenty degrees from Tuesday’s peak. continued cool weather is expected.
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New York
Weather Bureau
New York City
Woman Found Dead in Harlem Apartment
New York July 8 The body of a woman lies face downward in a foot of water in a well furnished Harlem apartment. Mrs Martha Reboved Wood 44 a widow from a prominent Dutch Harlem family is identified as the deceased. She occupied an apartment at 110 Twenty second Street with rooms rented to lodgers and was a distant relative of the Vanderbilt family.
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New York
All Wonan
Harlem
Yeatenday
Mra
Martha Reboved Wood
Hartem
Tm Vanderbilt
Inquest Ordered in Death of Mrs Apel Emery in New York
In New York an inquest was ordered into the death of Mrs Frank Apel Emery a former Detroit performer. The deceased, about 36, known as Mrs Temple Amery of a local conservatory, had planned a vaudeville act for July and had been making arrangements prior to her death. Her husband, Mrs Apel Emery and other relatives sought Coroner Shady’s investigation after arriving in the city.
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Airs
Apel
Olan
Fitideville
Lillian Apel
Temple Kinney
Hay Gily
Mich
Mra
Mra. Apel
Frank Apel
Safatorium
Temple Amery
Munaley Doof
Oval Conservatory of Music
Tia
Alce
Apel- Emery
Seiman
Maby
Apel-Emeey
Roosevelt praised as greatest preacher by convention
At the International Congregation convention in Edinburg Dr Miller cited Roosevelt as the nation’s exemplary preacher who has spurred ethical duty in business and politics. Dr Brown added a remark about witnessing widespread drunkenness in Edinburg, contrasting a single day with a month.
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Milla
Cleage
America
White Housé
American Corporation
Iycees
Miller
Brown
Cafito
Helvl
Eiinburgl
Cleveland Monument Move Sparks Chicago Dinner Debate
At the Union League club a Cleveland memorial movement in Chicago was launched with a donor dinner for city leaders. Speakers largely urged a monument with fund endowment ideas for Fourth of July duties and a dome for the Chicago Art Institute, while some favored a broader civic memorial. A committee was named to study plans.
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Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Union League Club
Sturgestions
Chiesgo Art Institute
Cleveland
United States
Barrett of Bureau of American Republics ill in Denver
John Barrett of Washington director of the bureau of American Republics was in Denver attending the Democratic national convention. He was rumored to be threatened with typhoid fever, a report denied. officials said he would be out in a few days as he was merely suffering from a cold.
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Cal
John Barrett
Washington
Bureau of American Republics
John W. Springer
Barrett
Roosevelt entertains editors at Sagamore Hill
President Roosevelt continued yesterday to meet magazine editors at Sagamore Hill and discuss plans to publish his African stories. Dr. Lyman Abbott of the Outlook and his two sons Lawrence and Ernests F. H. B. Needham, secretary of the People’s Lobby, along with Mark Sullivan of Collier’s, arrived by the 1 o'clock train, while G. B. Fortescus, Roosevelt’s cousin, arrived by the noon train.
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Rooselt
Sagamore Till
Lyman Abbott
The
Outlook
Lawrence and
Ernests
F. H. B. Needham
People's Lobby
Mark Sullivan
Collier's
G. BR. Fortescus
Roosevelt
Dayton to retire from Pacific fleet command
Washington July 9 Rear Admiral James H Dayton commander in chief of the Pacific fleet on the armoured cruiser West Virginia has been detached from duty and will retire on October 25. He will be succeeded by Rear Admiral W T Swinburne who is currently in command of the AC and division of the Meet. Change takes place on July 9.
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Washington
James H. Dayton
Pacific Fleet
West Virginia
W.T. Swinburne
Meet
De Sagans Depart for Paris Honeymoon Plans Revealed
Prince and Princess de Sagan left the Savoy hotel for Paris and will likely proceed to Chantilly, about twenty three miles northwest of Paris, where they may spend time. The couple aim to avoid publicity with no further honeymoon plans announced.
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London
Princess de Sagan
Savoy
Paris
Chantilly
Colonel Plummer for Powers Seat
Colonel Stanley Plummer of Dexter announces candidacy to succeed Llewellyn Powers, becoming the fourth and third from Penobscot County to enter the race. He has served as chief clerk to the Interior Department in Washington, an internal revenue agent, and postmaster of the United States Senate, with prior service in both houses of the Maine legislature.
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Bangor
Medaly
Stanley Plummer
Dexter
Llewellyn Powers
Penobscot County
Col. Plummer
Interior Department
Washington
Internal Revenue
United States Senate
Bishop Henry Potter Condition Improved in Coopertown
Coopertown New York July 9 Bishop Henry Potter remains unwed but shows improvement after visit by Dr Jane Arin who said the patient is all right following yesterday’s condition.
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Coopertown
N.Y
Henry (. Potter
Jane Vrin
Whiskey interests lose in branding and marking case
A U.S. Circuit Judge declined to grant a rehearing in a suit by whiskey interests against the Internal Revenue Service to block enforcement of branding and marking rules. The decision came Tuesday, continuing the challengers’ effort to overturn the regulations.
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Cinetonai
Stillers
Internal Revenue
United States
Jude Lurton
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Rockefeller I 69 celebration notes quiet birthday tribute
John D L Houestetter celebrated his fifty-ninth birthday and reportedly observed a quiet day. Details are limited as the fragmentary text provides few clear names or events beyond the birthday notice and a brief personal note.
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Erelandk
Halo
Gay
John DL Houestetter
Berg
Waiting 10 greet son sees body brought in
Mrs Henry J Chapin of Boston collapses at South Terminal station as the mangled body of her seven year old son Chapin is brought to the waiting room before a New York trip. The boy was struck by a locomotive after exiting a suburban train. His father once served as traffic manager of the Boston and Albany railroad.
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Boston
Henry J, Chaying
South Terminal
Iad
New York
Chapin
Toston & Albany Railroad
Wade Ellis May Become Federal Trust Buster
Washington reports attorney general Wade Buin of Ohio who helped draft the Chicago platform may be tapped to assist the United States attorney general to a second Milton D. Puvily, now federal judge for Minnesota. The name Kiliv is also considered with other candidates and a decision is expected in about a week. If chosen, Ellis would be an official trust buster for the administration.
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Washington
Wade Buin
Ohio
Chicago
Vane
United States
Gueral
Milton D. Puvily
Minnesota
Myr
Kiliv
Ellis
Swift balloon flight marks record journey from city
July 9 reports a swift balloon flight from North Adame to Ath a distance of about forty miles. Passenger was Frank K. Comins of Port, with Alan J. Hawley of New York piloting. The ascent was rapid, and the balloon vanished from view within eight minutes, about an hour into the voyage eastward.
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Adame
Mags
Taliogn Horton
Jamal Frank K. Comins
Bort
Alan J. Uawley
New York
Louisiana House Defeats Kill Cotton Futures Bill
A Louisiana bill to kill cotton futures is defeated in the House. Debate focused on agricultural futures markets with lawmakers split on the measure. The outcome leaves the Senate to consider the proposal in its next session.
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Louisiana
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