Barton Boys Split Two With Harton Pitches By Uptergell
Former Northern Leaguer Bebhyinna Uptergell pitched both Barton games at Harton Saturday. The first game a 4-0 Barton shutout, the second a 3-1 seven inning win called on Harton pitching. Altay Reid and Bishop of Barton contributed, while Norwich University player Harton also appeared. The doubleheader featured scrambling defense and late scoring in a chaotic, rain-tinged afternoon.
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Barton Boys
Barre
Fharton
Harton
Barton
Hattelleas Buros
Uiohanan
Heidwad Harrison
Merry go round ride attracts ladies and children
An advertisement invites families to enjoy a merry go round experience with special attention to ladies and children. The ride promises good order at all times and offers a long ride for five cents.
Not in Race Says Hearst Declines Nomination
The Hearst interview notes he will not seek the presidency under any circumstances. He stated he would depart New York on the Lucania for Saturday travel and refused to accept the Independence Party nomination if Chicago delegates offered it.
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New York
Willam
Jolph Hearst
Cunard Line
Lucania
Ler
Independence Jetty
Chicago
Hlesrat
Iscratch Man Tops Club Golf Untold Scores
The scratch man of the club won the Weekly golf tournament at the three Golf club last week with a 74 total. James Mackay tied for third place with Palmer on a net score of 19. Fifteen players competed. Richard Davie led scoring. nearest rival was James Mackay. The event featured a mix of club, crew and politics reports with remarks from Mr Hearst and questions about Taft.
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James R. Mackay
Thiee Golf Club
Richard Davie
James Manckay
Dolge
Maddien
Walker
Mise Gall
Boss
Hindep
Net
Mra
Dodge
Wondrott
Miss Sexton
Cippes
Milne
Miss Fleming Corroborates in Gould Perjury Case
New York July report states Miss Hitcie Fleming told the district attorney’s office at the Tombs that she corroborates Mabel MacCarslan’s claim of being offered money to testify falsely against Frank Gould in a divorce suit. Fleming’s statements were made after a Friday hearing and discuss plans to coach Mare Constan to identify Gould. Fleming, to marry yesterday, remained jailed as the ceremony did not occur with bail conditions unresolved.
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New York
District Attorney's
Hitcie Fleming
Frank J. Gould
Flemling
Mabel MacCarslan
Frank 2. Gould
Hellen
Kelley Gond
Miss Fleming
Gould
Mise Mare Constan
Mise Fleming
Frogs
Prisoners Cause Break-In By Fixing Cell Lock
Stowe July 27 Wallam Levanway held for intoxication offense and taken to cell with VeVen Parker who tried to break Lavenway out by fixing the lock. Parker arrested and given a hearing. Levanway previously released on probation after a winter stint in St Albans. Parker has prior Franklin County jail time.
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Stowe
Pareker Eye
Levanway
St. Alhane
Parker
Jaleo
Franklin County
Campaign Buttons for Taft and Bryan Offered
A fragment describes campaign buttons for Taft and Bryan, decorated with shields, sizes about a quarter and half dollar, priced at six cents each. The note urges patriotism and mentions photos and portraits in the line.
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Bfican
U. S
William H. Taft
William J. Bryan
Herreshoff Wins Taconic Cup Final in Rain
Frederick Herreshoff of Garden City defeated Rienat Wintheard of Philadelphia Country Club 7 up and 11 to play in the final match of the Taconic cup after morning rain. Only eight of a 100 entries started the open handicap stroke play due to weather. Frederick A. Martin, a Dartmouth golfer, captured the gross prize with Folner Jr. of Rutland Country Club posting 05 12 88. Other results include W. Clark defeating J. Battenkill by defaults and P. Clark defeating Edward Dallas 9 and 7 in consolation.
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Riwant W.intead
Philadelphia Country Club
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Dartmouth
Ekwanok
Edward
Dallas
Ssoomi Lh
Turry Clark
Waubanakee
H. A. Matthews
Ekewanok
Hy Defanit
W. A. Knught
St. Augustiine
Wow
Burston
Lakewood
Loving
T. A. Matthews
St. Augustine
Sewall Clark
Police close on suspects in Kum Paytrow murder
Boston reports police near arrest of two men in the Kum D Paytrow murder at 200 Columbus avenue. They fled local South End haunts and vanishings hinder the hunt. A colored youth named Lewk and an associate spread searches to Burlington Vermont as officers pursue leads. Captain Dugan and Captain Taatwight declare strong confidence and say they have positive information.
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Mes
Kum D. Paytrow
Columbus Avenue
Lewk
Ano Hent
Burlington
Murlington
Red
Frenzied fight causes theater evacuation crowd stampede
In Philadelphia at the People's Theatre on Cumberland Street and Kensington Avenue a fight between two boys sparked a panicked rush as 9700 spectators fled toward exits. The crowd surged, several were trampled, and Watter Clark halted a dangerous stairway weight by lifting a crowding barrier, saving others from injury.
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Panjo
Mie
People's Theatre
Cumberland Streets
Andensington Avenue
Perenne
Bullaby
Watter Clark
Cumberland
Juvenile theft suspects steal horse and wagon
Rutland youths Fred Wood and Salon Cleveland, both about ten years old, were arrested in Fairhaven on a charge of stealing a horse from Matthew Lucas’s pasture in Mt Holly. They allegedly fled with a wagon and harness, then returned to Whitehall before Vermont officers brought them in. Both waived exam and were bound over to the grand jury.
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Clarendon
Lapeo Vesing
Fair Haven
Whitehall
Vermont
Fair Haver
Brattleboro Will Contest Splits Estate On July 27
In Brattleboro the probate court began hearing a contest over two wills of the late Mrs Sener A Esterbrook. The later will bequeaths 5000 to Don H Miller and 3000 to William Miller while disinheriting son in law Childe and naming him executor. Childe plans an appeal to the county court. About 14000 involved. William A Frien named special administrator during the dispute.
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Sener A. Esterbrook
Walid
Probane
Tiret
Prank’ Worden
Don H. Miller
William Miller
Creenfield
Ayfasi
Cuty
House Burns with No Insurance in Helions Falls
A cottage on Rockingham Street belonging to Emwica Kombard was destroyed by fire on Saturday morning in Helions Falls. The home, once used by the post office, suffered near total loss of household furniture with no insurance to cover damages.
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Helions Falls
Emwica Hombard
Rockingham Street
Kombard
Try This For Dessert Jell O Frosted Delight
Dissolve one package of JELL O in one pint of water until dissolved. Whip with cream and crushed candy, fold in until smooth, then pour into a mold. Chill until firm and serve with whipped cream or custard sauce. price varies by grocer.
Roofing Advertises Asphalt and Tarred Felt Options
An ad promotes fire proof, water proof, and sun proof asphalt roofing with prices from 75 cents to 3 dollars per square. It also lists 2 and 3 ply tarred felt at 1.00 and 1.20, along with sheathing paper at 75 cents and a top option at 1.00.
Norman E Mack chosen Democratic campaign manager at last
The Democratic subcommittee approved Norman E Mack as campaign manager after overcoming opposition from Charles Murphy and James Conners. Bryan favored Mack, and amid long-distance talks Conners withdrew objections, allowing Mack to win by acclamation with support from New York and eastern Democrats.
Overexposure to Sunshine Warns Vacationers in New York
The New York Independent notes sun exposure dangers for vacationers, urging protection of the head and skin, especially for those with light hair. It cites medical authorities and imperial experience, warning against barefoot sunning, baldness myths, and the need for clothing and shade during peak heat to prevent skin and nerve damage.
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Aedm
Nature
Sant
Woortru
Upitel
Philippines
Waemton
New York Independent
Bryan in Chicago Awaits Hearst Fires Session
Chicago July 37 Eight hundred delegates expected at the Independence party convention tonight. No alternates. Speakers listed for nominating or seconding include A Windle John Temple Graves Howard B Taylor and others from multiple states. Hearst named temporary chairman by the national committee but not a candidate per New York telegram. Indications point to Thomas J Milgen of Massachusetts as a nominee with other contenders named. Rumor of Bryan and Hearst coordination in Chicago noted, with debates over Hearst supporting the Democratic ticket this fall and Hearst’s independence denied by his friends.
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Independence Party
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John Temple Graves
Howard &. Taylor
Bernard Sattler
Georgia
A. Stewart
J. C. Karrington
South Carolina
Camden Somers
West Virginia
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C.F. S. Neal
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Joby Temple
Jerves
George
MS. Howard
Alabama
Howard S Taylor
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Hearst
Bryan
Brean
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Jewel loss discovered in Brattleber burglary
Mrs Charlee Pratt returned home to Brattleber after a burglary last Thursday night. A jewel box in a bureau was found broken open and jewelry valued at 400 or more stolen, including a gold necklace rings and a chain.
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Brattleber
Charlee Pratt
County's bad record with many prisoners awaiting hearings
In Rutland on July 27 authorities report a peak in confinements at the county jail. Among those held under guard are 17 year old Annie Blick and six Sicilian accomplices tied to the murder of Accarite Santora. Other detainees include Frank Rogers for murder, Andrea Fusen for a cousin's killing, James Enyinga for shooting a sweetheart, and Tony Vallents for assaulting Deputy Hayden with an axe. Additional suspects include Norman Tuttle and Powell Turkot, linked to attacks or accomplice roles, with Annie Roven also jailed in a related case.
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Rutland
L. Morgan
Annie Blick
Accarite Santora
Frank Rogers
Mise Delia B. Congdon
East Wallingford
Andrea Fusen
West Rutland
Jauise Enyinga
Wallingford
Powel Turkot
Weat Rutland
Annie Roven
Arwon Cane
Love Found Dream Of Morning In Night's Silent Key
A fragment from the Atlanta Constitution frames a dramatic contrast between light and night. It evokes love dreaming of morning as darkness swallows dawn, hinting at longing and existential tone within a period newspaper voice.
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Dirkness
Atlanta Constitution
Mannered Exchange Sparks Debate on Club Roles
Fragmentary quotation centers on a man proposing and a derisive reply about women in clubs. The readable lines suggest a dismissive administrator and a crude wager, with negative terms applied to women described as “squaws.” The passage reflects biased, old-fashioned language within a terse exchange.
Walker in State Prison Pleads Guilty on Four Counts
Willem P. Walker formerly treasurer of the Savings Bank of New Britain pleaded guilty to embezzlement forgery and related charges. Judge Shumway sentenced him to an indeterminate term with minimums of one year and varying maximums up to five years on counts two to four, effective on the arraignment date. The total potential term could reach up to twenty years.
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Conn
Willem P. Walker
Saygings Bank of
New Britain
Shumway
Walker
Fale
Cof
Uber
Walker May Turn State Evidence In Bank Heist Case
Hartford dispatch reports William F. Walker, recently sentenced to state prison for embezzlement from the Savings Bank of New Britain, may become a state’s witness to implicate a member of the New York wiretapping gang. If he confesses, the bank could recover about 1500000 in stolen securities.
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Hartford
New Britain
William F. Walker
Savis Bank of
Metnbere
New York
Walker
Savings Bank of
Eddy Ends Daily Carriage Ride Tradition
Mrs Mary Baker Eddy head of the Christian Science Church will stop her daily morning ride through Boston streets. For years she shared the closed carriage with secretary Calvin Frye. A letter to student Ella Williams says she will relinquish the daily excursion, though she may ride when not pressed by urgent duties.
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Boston
Mary Faker G. Eddy
Christian Science Church
Calvin Frye
Honesty's My Policy Reflects City Journal Wit
A fragment quotes a Polonine line praising honesty and trusting people today. The note ends with a sharp, ironic reminder that taking others at their word can still surprise or mislead.
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Raneas City Journal
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