Prosperous Halifax Farmer Alleges Assault
Brattleboro June 1 Windham county officers seek Fret Williame a farm hand and Burl Woodard ten year old grandson of Edward Woodard of Halifax for an alleged assault Friday evening at Woodard s home. Woodard seventy was attacked while milking by two men who demanded money and threatened death. He defended himself with a crate and the assailants fled. He spent the night at Worden Bumner s home and remained nervous.
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Bis
Worden Bumner
Rees
Carnegie Would Maintain Peace Conference Proposal
London June 1 A special dispatch from Paris says Andrew Carnegie proposes a conference of major powers including Great Britain and Germany to urge an end to naval armament rivalry. Carnegie believes Europe is "Dreadnought mad" and hopes U S leadership can avert further arms buildup.
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Europe
Mr. Carnegie
London
Parle
Andrew Carnegie
Great Britain
Germany
Dedication at Gettysburg in 1913 ceremony observed
June 1 report of a dedication in Gettysburg with President Taft delivering the oration. Helen Taft unveiled a granite inscription as bands played. Secretary Dickinson presented the transfer of the menu from the national government to the national parks system, accepted by Col. Nicholson. Laurel wreaths were placed and taps sounded. Taft reviewed the troops afterwards.
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Itysburg
Taft
Helen
National Park
Sion
Dickinson
Col. Nicholson
Philadelphia Car Strike Deepens Disorder in City
Philadelphia June 1 The Philadelphia Rapid Transit company posted extra crews in an effort to replace striking motormen and conductors but street car service deteriorated further yesterday, signaling the severity of the ongoing labor dispute.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Tyrangit Company
Boston Globe Ad Praises Daily and Sunday Editions
An advertisement extols the Boston Globe as the ideal home newspaper. It highlights Father receiving news and reading features, Mother benefiting from Household Page, and children using the Globe for schoolwork and special features. It promotes daily and Sunday editions for family use.
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Globe
Daily
Sunday Globe
Errors CAME In Bunches in Vermont Seminary Game
The 18 to 7 loss exposed field miscues by Goddard Seminary as Smith pitched well but costly errors and wind hindered play. Visitors' hitters produced in the yard while locals faced stage fright and misplays, with top wind and uneven field conditions noted alongside scattered baseball scores from Boston and New York games.
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Goddard Seminary
University ‘of Vermont Independents
Intercity Park
Seminary
Smith
Hyde
Graméstand
Treasuries
Woore
Long Game Record Falls in Local Baseball Action
In a marathon across 26 innings, Decatur edged a 20th inning rally after a third and eighth inning run. Ington posted a .3% hit rate with one error, while ae and aoa Wy fielded two errors apiece. The event featured teams from Montpelier, Burlington high, and the University of Vermont, with multiple schools such as People's Academy, Italian A, and Manhattan College listed among participants.
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Decatur
Ington
Aoa
Fame
Tater Bay
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BL Albans
E Albans
Burlington
Hintaan Ah
Randell
Rendolph Aly
Morrisville
People’s Academy
University of Vermont
Manhattan College
Johnson Fined for Park Speeding in New York
An article reports Jack Johnson seen cruising Central Park at a conservative pace and later fined in Yorkielog Court for speeding. Magistrate Herrman imposed a fine of 82, with broader notes about law compliance and prior incidents mentioned in passing.
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Jack Johnson
Central Park
Yorkielog
Migistrate Herrman
Cornell Wins Twice in Varsity and Freshman Events
Ithaca June 1 The Cornell crew defeated Harvard in both the Varsity and Freshman events. The oarsmen challenged rivals in the varsity race and the freshman boat also posted a decisive victory on the river.
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Ithaca
Cornel Oarstans
Holy Terrae
Elekt
University crew wins big race at Caytya Lake event
A Yale style misread text reports a university crew winning a major race in 31 minutes flat with a 10 minutes 41 seconds split. It notes over 15 000 spectators aboard observation trips and along Caytya lake shores.
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Comell
Caytya Lake
Busy Day on Barre Golf Links
A holiday crowd filled Barre Golf Club as the Stonecutters faced All Others in a club match ending in a tie. D. W. Smith won the weekly tournament with a net 73, John Reid took second, while O. J. L. Matthews and William Matr tied for third. the list continues with scores for the weekly event.
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O. J. L. Matthews
William Matr
Barre Golf Club
D. W. Smith
D. J. Lo Matehews
Willian Mary Tigs
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Matthews
J. Palmer
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Reid
J.T. Averill
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Alex
My Milne
Danich
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DW. Smith
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Dae
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Whity
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Captured in Walden Near Johnsbury by Deputies
Deputy Marshals Malph C. Sidoway and George W. Gile of West Dunville seized Harry Shepard of Glover in Walden yesterday afternoon. He faced charges related to the alleged breaking of the Glover post office on September 1, 1908. Shepard was brought to the area for processing and a U. S. Commissioner Harry Blodgett would fix bail.
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Marshel Malph C. Sidoway
George W. Gile
West Dunville
Harry Shepard
Glover
Walden
Verbatim reports and evolving views on reformers and whiskey
A Boston Transcript excerpt discusses verbatim reporting versus sketch summaries and quotes English and American observers. It notes debates over pace in parliamentary transcription, dramatic public speaking, and whether verbiage or paraphrase serves readers best. The piece also explores whiskey reform, labeling, and the difficulty of persuading people to drink, suggesting prohibitionists exaggerate certainty while writers doubt a smooth transition to transformed liquor.
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Bellas
London Times
Wadingtons
England
Pulse Life
Asquith
Pape
Drees
Boston Transcript
Mauretania Sets Eastward Record Voyage Time
The Cunard liner Mauretania arrived at Queenstown after a record eastward voyage of 4 days 18 hours 28 minutes. The crossing averaged 25.6 knots despite thick weather and rough seas.
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London
Queenstown
Lincoln Monument Unveiled in Hodgenville Kentucky
Hodgenville Kentucky June 1 crowds gathered as a statue of Abraham Lincoln was unveiled in a ceremony near his birthplace farm three miles away. Mrs Ben Hardin Helm of Louisville pulled the cord while a protest from New York over the park consent stirred the crowd. An earthquake reported Sunday morning on the peninsula caused only slight damage in Athens.
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Abraham Lincoln
Aimple
Mra
Ben Hardin Helm
Louisville
Lincoln
Man
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Athens
Iy Arlint Wein Rea Peninsula
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