Montpelier Wins 1–0 Behind 14 strikeouts by Thomas
Montpelier defeats Goddard 1 to 0 at Intercity grounds as Montpelier pitcher Thomas racks up fourteen strikeouts while Goddard strand runners. Key plays include Bishop driving in the lone run on a two bagger and Goddard's defense stifling late. Heath starts for Goddard, with strong relief by Lib.
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Goddard Seminary
Jove
Fernts
Mont ‘Pellet Seminary
Montpelier
Noob
Ms Hut
Ondduse
Bishop
Ig Yi
Fao Lidaigy
Ted Tt
Oene Vanes
Harrison
Harvey
Babee & Safe Cum
Godfrey
God
Theroyal Currier
Heath
Thomas
Routh Paw
Goddard
Striknowts
Shaw
Olsen
Hart
Creeie Tenous
Berry
Goddard Rooters
Bates
Bere
Foote
Tohmas
Heidel
Cat
Capt. Heath
Chat Montpelier
Beery
Montpélier
Waohart
Spaulding
Dank Taa
Satro Montpelier
Nyretth
Hermon
Fragmented Baseball Scores and Odds From Evening Ledger
A garbled mix of sports results and odds includes references to Hood s Sarsaparilla tablets and various teams such as Dartmouth Trinity Fordham Georgetown Villanova and Union with scores like Detroit Chicago Cleveland St Louis and Boston. The text intermixes names places and numbers in a jumbled fashion.
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Williaay
Babar
Dartmouth
Iuuinge Peewee
Chranly
Newton
Yalu
Bane
Relea
Aggies
Vermont
Waslayau
Trinity
Fordham Georgetown
Vain
Wowkdain
Hatey
Lantage
Solon
Hull
Villanova
Rein
Rotyera
New York University
Tata
Union
Lambton
Inge
Sport'on Golf Links Weekly Match Leaders
The Barre Golf Club weekly tournament saw Jalion Rhind take top honors with a net score of 74, Richard Davie second at 70 from scratch, and James Reid third with 77. Other notes include a Saturday match and National League scores with Pittsburg and Cincinnati results.
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R Davie
James Reid
Shrey
Speed Se St Sport Bathe
Jinks
the Barre
Firet
Pittsburg
Garth
Pittsborg
Cincinnati
Cincinati
St. Louis
Tawinge
Gross
Hadop
Pat
J. Blind
New York
Davie
Detroit
Hetty
Philadelphia i
Mortimer
John Reid
Dal
Strh Matthews
J. Dente
Plitabury
Pittyburg
Ar. Mackay
Ittsburg Re
Gneimnatl L
Murphinson
Levi
W. Smith
St. Aeameond
Mar
FL. Woodruilt
Dal Dasiele
Pile Seeverrids al
Averitt
Machu
John Eo
Jas
Reid Mortimer
Smith
Aneinnati
Boston
Pitteburg Nn
Ftrooklyn
Aes
Mian Gripwold Gross
Hodep
Mra
Tilden A Ming
Ming Whattock
Dowdger
Continuous Base Ball Ends In Rain Shortened Doubleheader
A foggy, rain interrupted baseball doubleheader featured locals and visiting teams amid strong crowds. In the first game Montpelier built a lead, then lagged as Fisher and Carswell battled. a late rally fell short. The second game Goddard and Havre Independents fought through five innings before rain halted play with Goddard leading 4 to 3. Olsen and Tierney pitched well for their sides as errors and timely hits shaped the scoring.
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Shoal Wei
Ding
Thioning
Fisher
Aix Mio Fons
Carswell
Montpelier
Spaulting
Goddard
Havre
Olsen
Tie Independenta
Ap Hart
Tyro
Imlependenta
Sol- AS
Spaulding
Plerop
Buck
Olyon
Heidel
Tierney
Barre
Italian Athletic Club Wins Two Games In Weekend Tour
The Italian Athletic Club added two games to a weekend slate, beating Hardwick 9 to 5 at Hapwick after a Friday night win. In the afternoon they defeated People’s Academy 9 to 4 in Morrisville, led by strong pitching and timely hitting, with Gabelioni and Dincawi on the mound for Italian A.C.
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Vic~ Tories
Ian
Haplwick
Weinni
Neven
Hardy
Bulloh
Yatians
Sud
A. Ofihalohlto
Hardwick
Smith
Benj
Tintians
Morrisville
Ietalians
Weafer
Rhr Lisian
Poople
Acad
A.C. Gabelioni
Dincawi
Poople' Academy
Marre Eagles Top North Hell Town 14–1 Victory
In a decisive game, the Marre Eagles defeated the North Hell Town team 14 to 1. The scorers and exact timing are not fully clear due to the garbled source text.
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Marre Eagles
Vermont Wins Pair in Saturday College Scores
College results show the University of Vermont securing two victories on Saturday amid a slate of other games. Harvard and Maine also posted wins in a competitive day, with several teams competing for early season positioning.
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University of Vermont
USV
Harvard
Ie Ap Rere
Lin Fam
Fashion Notes on Louis XIV Style Gowns and Necklines
The Brooklyn Eagle describes current fashion trends featuring Louis XIV inspired gowns worn at the neck, slim faces, and cutaway jackets. It highlights waists with dot necks, win gerie blouses, square or rounded necklines, and jeweled throat ornaments with lace knots as stylish accents for summer wear.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Train and Track: Railroads and Trolleys Across Regions
A historical note describes the Canadian Pacific railway planning a second line through the Rockies to the Pacific. It mentions bonds funding streetcar systems, mule-drawn era traction called nul bonds, and an Austrian mountain railway near Trieste with 130 miles, 673 bridges and viaducts, and 49 tunnels.
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Preifie Railway
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast
Ito
Qrat
Adriaticsea
Trieste
Notable figures in arts and sport linked in lone memoir
Marion Crawford a skilled yachtsman has earned over 700000. Lady Laurence wife of Alma-Tadema is a noted painter. Two of Sir Laurence's daughters gained fame as an artist and writer. Marthe Finley, author of Blaze Dinamore poems, continues writing at eighty near Elkton Maryland.
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Marion Crawford
Mark ‘Twato
Tle
Lady Laurence
Alma-Tadema
Sir Laurence
Marthe Finley
Elkton
Fragmentary Local Notice on Community Meeting
Readable parts indicate a community event or notice with names and a date, but details are incomplete. The snippet hints at a meeting or gathering involving local residents or officials and may reference a location and time. Further context from the full article is needed to clarify participants and agenda.
Granite City Quilting Club Tournament Results
The Granite City Quilting Club held its annual tournament on Sunday with results showing first prize awarded to CG Birnie seated, second prize to Jas W Gauld with six handicap, consolation prizes to P Birnie and U Sars with six and eight handicaps respectively.
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Granite City Quolting Club
Granite City
Quolting Club
Sully
Birnie
Thend Price
Jas. W. Gauld
P. Birnie
Sages of Chelsea and the Jungle Book in a Library Reading Room
In Chelsea Free Library the Jungle Book draws readers as part of a varied children’s program alongside science sociology fine arts and religion works. The passage references youth tastes from Grimm to Verne Ballantyne and mentions a shift away from infant fairy tales toward more mature eugenic themes as a notable change in reading trends. The event timeline notes a recent commencement starting Sunday with ongoing activities through Friday.
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Maineither Vickens
Chelsea Free Library
Windom
Ted
Quincy Cutters Back at Work After Settlement
Quincy Masa June 1 The granite cutters strike ended Friday and the men returned to work today after arbitration settled disputed clauses. The agreement excludes a shop apprentice and business agent limits, with national committee changes to avoid liability for manufacturers. A joint meeting signed the agreement and work resumed this morning as prospects for commercial business looked good.
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Quincy
Masa
al Bat Te Ace Tn Association
National Executive Committee
Wieath
National Committee
Wenantof
Hee
Yaris
Letter Carriers Meet Elects Vermont Officers
Delegates from all Vermont free delivery offices attended the state convention in Rutland on June 1. Mayer T. Carpenter delivered the welcome address as officers chose L Converse of Barre as vice president and Carroll Haines as president. Paul A. W. Coolidge of Bellows Falls was secretary treasurer. An evening social followed and the next meeting place will be announced later.
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Rutland
Vermont
Rarriers
Addreee
Welenma
Mayer T
Carpenter
Carh Haines
Prius Prrsident
le Converse
Barre
Paul A. W. Coolidge
Bellows Fulle
Secro
What Great Britain Wants
The fragment discusses Britain’s aims ahead of a forthcoming naval conference. It notes the House’s replies, questions, and the need to concentrate decisions on court conventions and related maritime considerations. The text is garbled but centers on naval policy and international accords.
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Lowton
Two Boys Injured in Train Tracks Incident
In Dighton on May 29 two boys named Soret were injured when they attempted to exit an express train bound for Boston. The incident occurred as the tracks were blocked by a partially closed track panel.
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Dighton
Mose
Boston
Tee
Paper making experiments from fibrous plants eyed
Washington June 1. Government experts study converting rice straw corn husks cotton stalks and weed bamboo into newsprint to replace wood pulp. Rice straw and cotton stalks show promise with a potential 114000 acres of bamboo near Washington. cost and collection pose the main hurdles before any factory scale. Agricultural Explorers search global sources for fibers suited to American climate as the program awaits official results.
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Washington
Dr. Wiley
Polson Squad
Forest Service
Ina Cheng Baing
Atsing Qu
Tobsovo
Hia
Iso
Bureau of
Sana
Congress
Galloway
Louisiana
Texas
Department of Agriculture
Gilioway
David Falrebill
Hae Benst
No Fleets Needed Says Col Harvey Memorial Talk
Col B Harvey of New York warned at Memorial Day exercises in Music Hall of St Johnsbury that true strength lies in education and moral progress rather than fleets. He argued modern warfare is economic and cultural, urging schools and churches to uplift oppressed peoples while resisting foreign domination.
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St. Johnsbury
Col. B. Harvey
New York
Pold
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Bolster Block
Barre, Vt
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Thoat Rieda
Pesmi Aide Dererm
T. Facome
Ingle
Geord
Chuck
Furst
Siter
Diaby
Tomas Haber
Moston
Roston
Ab Cleveland
Chicago
Totond Gine
St. Loni
Cleveland
James Rhind
Granite City Trotting Park
Italian Athletic Club
Sages of
Chelsea
Ballantyne
Whore Endiaig
Nivtesche
Spencer
Reales
Fridey
Quincy Cutters
L. Converse
Great Britain
Col
Te Seyn
Dury
E Oy
L. Bo Worthen
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