Barre Beats Montpelier In High-Scoring Intercity Tilt
Barre and Montpelier combined for a 16 to 16 tie turn into a wild late rally as Barre Cubs surged from an 8 14 deficit in the eighth inning to win the slugfest against Montpelier with six runs in the final frames. Ashmore boosted Barre with four hits including two doubles while Crapo paced Montpelier with four singles and two doubles in six at bats.
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Twin City
Intercity Park
Marre
Barrettes
Shorimult
Outo
Montpelier
Barre
Crore
Ashmore
Crapo
Baseball Scores And Box Score Fragments From Listings
Partial scores and game notes list multiple MLB results with teams such as Boston Detroit Cleveland New York Philadelphia Chicago St Louis Cincinnati and Brooklyn. Details include runs by inning notes on hits errors and pitchers with umpire names and game times.
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Boston
Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Chicago
AL Washington
Washington
St. Louis
Pittaturg
Pittsburg
St. Louia
St. Louie
Chica
Pet
Pittaborg
Cincinnati
Ann Roaton
Brooklyn
Italian A.C. Triumphs Over Neville Club Nine To Four
The Italian Athletic Club defeated the Neville team nine to four in nine innings, tying the series. Gabelloni starred with a sparkling catch and Pirlo, Miles, and Scampini contributed key hits as Graniteville errors and wild plays allowed the Italians to build a decisive lead.
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Italian Athletic Club
Neville Athletic Club
Kats
Graniteville
Giion
Scampini
Htallams
Davids
Colla
Vindelieat
Tolsen
Colle
Nicola
Malelkind
Greniteville
Pirlo
Craig
Miles
Cabelloni
Crag
Armstrong
Dore White
Colombo
Donahue
Leer
Frasce
Smith
Thashane
Erde
Milda
Armetrongs
Uenahne
Aenauronp
Gubelioni
Anne ‘Tao
Kentucky Delegation Snubs Mrs. Longworth at Convention Invite
The Kentucky delegation at Memorial Hall in Columbus, Ohio refused to invite Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth as Kentucky’s honored guest. Members argued about propriety after three men wrote the letter. a motion to extend the invitation to all Prohibition members was defeated. Mrs. Longworth has not replied and her attendance remains uncertain.
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Columbus
Ohie
Kentucky
Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Longworth
Ross George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Emokon
H.W. Davin
Loursville
T. P. Demaree
Wilmore
I. & J. Wright
Louisville
Abe
Mr. Demaree
Blue Grass State
500 GOOD INDIANS MUST WALK 900 MILES BACK HOME
Five hundred Ute Indians who revolted and terrorized the country will trek 900 miles back from Utah with a captain and ten U S cavalrymen in escort. The return follows a conference between the chief and President Roosevelt. The chief promised the president they would henceforth be good.
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Rapiday. SD
Utah
United States
Rosevelt
California River DING Foretells Fruited Elixir Syrup
A fragment from a California item hints at a river forecast and a product line involving syrup and figs. It threads through mentions of an elixir, nourishment, and a surreal set of terms suggesting a period piece about health tonics and regional peculiarities.
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California
Cs River
Hear Mr Bryan Speak at the Vermont Fruit Store
Hear William Jennings Bryan recordings via Edison phonograph at the Vermont Fruit Store. Ten titles are promoted including The Railroad Question The Tariff Question Imperialism and Immortality. Records promised to faithfully reproduce Bryan's voice and thoughts.
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Mr. Bryan
Vermont
Willem Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Roofing Advert: Fire Proof and Water Proof Options
An ad touts asphalt roofing with no tar and prices from 75c to 3.00 per square. Offers 7 and 3 ply tarted felt at 1.00 and 1.20, sheathing paper at 75c, and a best roof for 1.00. Includes emphasis on durability under sun and weather.
Bourne on Band Wagon Taft Campaign Visits Ohio Leader
Hot Springs Virginia July 16 Senator Mourne of Oregon travels to Cincinnati to confer with Taft campaign chair Vorey about boosting Taft in Ohio. Independent Ohio Taft ally Vorey plans September porch campaign and to discuss Barton Foraker tensions. Burton wavering on candidacy as Taft weighs strategic moves.
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Hot Springs
Jonathan Mourne, Jr
Oregon
Simon
Twit
Kensevelt
White House
Hourne
Mr. Taft
Arthur J. Voreys
Memger
Taft
Ohio
Voreys
Trt
New York
Theodore Kd. Barton
Foraker
Senate
Barton
Burton
Millstone
Buron
Mr. Taft Js
Charles I
Cimemnnati
Onal
George Ingalls
Shaw in merger of many millions proposed in Montreal
New York July 16 Leslie M. Shaw secretary of the treasury and former president of the Carnegie Trust Company returned from a Montreal trip where Wall Street discussed a potential 40 million merger of Canadian public utilities. Shaw said the project remained in the nebulous stage and he would not discuss tips. The Montreal plan initially paired the Tower company with the street railway, but talks stalled before Shaw’s trip renewed interest.
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New York
Leslie M. Ski
Solmer
Treasury
Carnegie Trunt Company
Montreal
Wall Street
Shaw
Quebec Prepares For 300th Birthday Festivities
Quebec city readies ter rigennary events as hundreds of tour jets converge amid plans for ample accommodation. A tented city will host about three thousand guests while ships including the battleships Albermarne Exmouth Russell and Duncan and the cruiser Arrogant Wave arrive.
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Quebec
Ciity
Aner
Albermarne
Exmouth
Russell
Dancan
Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid Cure Promoted in Harte Vermont
Advert shows a claim of a universal pile cure by Dr Leonhardt Hem Roid. It promises to cure stubborn cases and guarantees results. Available for $1 at Rickert & Wells 180 North Main Street Harte Vt or from Dr Leonhartt On Station II Buffalo XY.
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Leonhardt
Rickert & Wells
North Main Street
Harte, Vt
Dr. Leonhartt
Station II
Buffalo
X.Y
Peary Sails For Arctic Trip With Family At Hand
Commander Robert K Beary arrives with Mia and two children in Sydney and expects to reach winter quarters at Sheridan Cape Front Land on September 1. He plans no firm pole discovery timetable until his return, noting his ship Roosevelt has loaded coal and supplies and will rendezvous with Erie this evening.
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Sheridan Cape
Grant Land
Sydney
C.D
Robert K. Beary
Mia
Peary
Front Land
Pole
Roosevelt
Erie
Shipload Of Millionaires Sails With Atlantic Fleet
New York July 1 steamship Adriatic sailed for Europe yesterday carrying a gathering of financiers worth many millions of dollars. Prominent figures include James Speyer of Speyer Co Victor Morawetz chairman of Atchison Topeka Santa Fe LeClair Weir president Adams Express George Fynker and Mischer A Baker of First National Bank Randolph Eills president of the Philadelphia Pedetty Trust John J Waterbury president Manhattan Trust Charles Steele of J P Morgan & Co J L Morgan & Co J F Palmatock Sr of International Mercantile Marine A Spreckels and others aboard.
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New York
Europe
Atlantic
Tor Kether Livy
Adams Esproas Company
George Fynker
Mischer A. Baker
First National Bank of New York
Rrndolph Eilis
Pidetty Trust Company
New York State Buys Adirondack Forest Land
Albany July officials report the forest purchasing board has acquired about 23 000 acres of Adirondack forest land along Sehirroon Lake east border. The Racquet Falls Land Co sold the tract at 7 25 an acre. state aims for total 42 000 acres in Essex County for timber growth and summer visitors.
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Albany
N.Y
Glynn
Forest, Fle
Whipple
Wadeworth
Forest Purchasing Board
Sehiroon Lake
Coe
Racquet Falls Land Company
George Underwowl
Interalignal Paper Company
Laati
Emerson
James A. Emerson
George H. Ostrauder
Essex County
Railroad Earnings Show 1907 Surge Across Nation
Washington July 16 The interstate commerce commission released advance railroad figures for the year ended June 30 1907 Earnings rose by 263 340 411 over 1906 Net earnings totalled 840 580 76. Operating expenses per mile rose 775 over 1906 Rail accidents rose to 122 865 with 11 821 fatalities Passenger deaths 610 and injuries 13 041 versus 259 killed and 10 764 injured the previous year.
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Washington
Interstate ‘Commerce Comumiasion
Evons
Rainstorm Moves East Across Breadbasket Regions
Washington July 16 a weather forecast warns of an early rainstorm sweeping the corn and wheat belt in the Ohio Valley and moving eastward toward the middle Atlantic and New England regions by Saturday night or Sunday.
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Washington
Corm
Wheat Belt
Ohie Valley
Atlante
New England
Four Killed in Cave-In on Gries Avenue Sewer Site
In Youngstown, a cave-in at the Gries Avenue sewer project killed four men, with a fifth believed buried. The victims were Koumans fans. one unidentified worker is among the dead. A local report notes the disaster occurred yesterday with ongoing search efforts.
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Youngstown
Gries Avenue
Koumans
Chinatown pistol fight leaves one Chinese man dead
Miladelphia July 43 a Chinatown incident left Lee Chit restaurant proprietor dead after a quarrel among a group. Two white men were injured in the gunfire.
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Miladelphia
Chinatown
Lee + Chit
Bryan Plans Chicago Stop in Republican Campaign Tour
Fair View Lincoln Nob July 14 reports Mr Bryan’s day of rest and campaign critique plans. He will travel to Chicago on July 25 to meet the national committee sub committee, leaving July 24 afternoon and staying one day.
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Chicago
National Committee
Lincoln
Nob
Bryan
Yeatanlay
Cama Pantellations
Sheldon
Republica Onmien
Ehicago
Cicago
Negro League supports Brown with 700000 ownership claim
Washington July 16 news J Milton Waldron pastor of Shiloh Baptist church colored, president of the Nations Negro American Volitions league, states the league will support Brown in every state and claims a ownership of 700,000. It has opened bend quarters in Chicago. A telegram letter sent Brown indicating the league will get seventy five percent of the Negro vote.
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Washington
J. Milton Waldron
Shiloh Baptist Church (Colored
The
Nations Negro Anmerian Volitions League
Broa
Chicago
Paper Mill to Clamp Down on Close for Summer
Paper mills of the International Paper Company will close Saturday citing reduced demand. The shutdown will affect the main mill and the associated pulp mill, halting operations across the site and impacting workers.
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Franklin
X. H
International Paper Company
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