Slaughter of Innocents as New York Triumphs in Boston Tilt
June 2 report: New York defeats Boston 15 to 5 as Highlanders pound Dineen and Gibson for nineteen hits and thirty bases. William, Conroy, Yeager contribute late. Williama and Conroy homer, other miscues noted. Route by innings shows New York with decisive offense in third inning and ninth inning.
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New York
Highlanders
Dineen
Gibson
Champions
Boston
Dinnéen
Moston Alan
New Yorks
Fultz
Grinshuew
Keeler
Cal- Hips
Dougherty
Collins
Collings
Bues William
I Mae Pee
Cleeeer Ani
Eager
Will m
Chace
Chuabro
Criger
Waltz
Dinveo
Williama
Conroy
Yeager
Manhattan Memo Mentions Brewing Fee Confusion
Fragmentary note notes a failing plan in Manhattan with unclear intent about a beer policy and potential fees. Mentions a person or group named Maaco Frag and Gewee cle, but details remain obscured by garbled OCR.
College football scores and matchups in rough notes
In Hanover New Hampshire Dartmouth defeats Georgetown 1 to 0. At Hamilton Colgate routs Hobart 14 to 7. At another site Woeicester Fordham beat Holy 7 to 1.
Postponed Northern League Game Leads to Doubleheader Plan
A Northern league game is postponed due to ruin and will be played on an intervening open date if available. If no open date exists, a doubleheader will occur on the grounds of the postponing team to wrap up the original contest.
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Rein
Origganse
Vermont State Golf Tournament Dates Announced
The Vermont Golf Association set the Bennington event for August 17 18 and 19 with tournament committee members including George Wellington Sayre McLeod H M Cutler of Montpelier and Charles L Woodbury of Burlington.
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Manchester
Bennington
Vermont Golf Association
George Welling
Sayre McLeol
H. M. Cutler
Montpelier
Charles L. Woodbury
Borlington
American Girl Defeated in Cromer Golf Championship
Miss Mary Adams, prominent American golfer known as Miss Adams, was the last American left in the Cromer international golf championship and was defeated in the sixth round by Mrs. Brown by 9 up and 4 to play. Earlier, Miss Adams defeated Miss Evans of Woolton 6 up and 5 to play, while Miss Margaret Curtis of Massachusetts fell to Miss Thompson on the nineteenth green.
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Miss Adams
London
Mary B. Adams
Muss
Cromer
Brown
Adana
N. Evans
Woolton
Margaret Curtis
Massachusetts
Thompson
When the Umpire Starts the Game
A fragmented poem recalls fans awaiting the start of the game. It paints eager crowds, lost appetites, and a ritual cheer for the umpire’s whistle. Names and phrases appear garbled, yet the theme centers on collective anticipation and festive uproar.
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Father Old Cry
Pleane
Uropiro
Pen and Paintings Across a Wide World
Note on Arthur de Ferraris touring the United States and Jules Verne’s unfulfilled French Academy dream, plus Miss Helen Painsworth Mears’ modeling of Miss Frances Willard’s statue, Mme Kate Augusta Carl’s portrait of the empress dowager, and Major A St John Gibbons’ Zion colony report. Also includes a cheese omelet tip, white wood staining method, and Psyche statue in Naples National Museum.
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Arthur de Ferraris
United States
Jules Verne Seeme
Helen Painsworth Mears
Frances B. Willard
Capitol
Washington
Lega
Beefore
Mme Kate Augusta Carl
China
Chitaga
East
Africa
A. St. John Gibbons
London
New York, Herald
Major Gibbons
Highland
Boston Man Recommends Comfort Power for Baby Use
A Boston businessman strongly endorses Comfort Power praising relief and effectiveness. He notes his wife insists on buying it in multiple boxes for the baby, claiming it helps and is valued, though he mentions it is not widely sold in stores for shaving use.
Bowen to be removed amid Loomis probe controversy
Washington Jones The Bowen Loomis investigation nears an end with Loomis likely exonerated aside from minor indiscretions Bowen may lose his diplomatic post while Loomis could be promoted observers doubt a congressional probe will occur next winter Republicans may block action making the chapter seem closed
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Loomis
Washington
Jones
Bowen
Russell
Colombia
Whit Wats
Gosip
Caracas
Bowens
Decision Against Railroads Limits Hay Cartage Rates
Washington June 4 The Interstate Commerce Commission rules the cartage rate of four cents per hundred pounds on hay from East St Louis to St Louis for through shipment to the southwest is unjust and unreasonable The complainant St Louis Hay & Grain Company is entitled to more than two cents per hundred pounds reparation The Mobile & Ohio Hinds Central Louisville & Nashville and Southern railroads are defendants The commission deems reconsignment of merchandise a privilege not to be granted to one shipper exclusively to avoid discrimination
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Washington
Tnterature Commerce Commission
East St. Louis
St. Louis
Southwestern Point
Havana Senate Bent Note From Palma on US Payment Issue
President Palma sent a message to the Senate asking for an answer to a prior note from the United States Government regarding the sowing and payment of Havana. The message was referred to the finance committee. Several members demand no official translation of the American note. Senator Cabello, appointed two years ago to draft the report on the committee bill authorizing severing Havana, repeatedly excuses the delay citing illness.
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Havana
Palma
Senate
United States
Finance Committee
Cabello
Roosevelt plans October southern trip amid post election session
President Roosevelt will begin a southern tour on October 17, as announced from the White House. The extraordinary congressional session he intends to call will not begin until after the November election, indicating no session in October.
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Washington
Roosevelt
South
White House
Convulsion Cure Claim Prompts Patient Testimony
A testimonial paragraph extols Nervine as a cure for convulsions fits epilepsy and brain disorders. It cites a patient who recovered after August 1908 and notes doctors, manufacturers, and a money refund guarantee. The text promotes Dr H Bunnell of Lincoln and Miles Medical Co as sources.
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Valde Brtte
Aince
H. Bunnell
Wett Falls
Miles Medical Co
Elihart, Ind
General H B Titus, Civil War brigadier, dead at Brattleboro
Brattleboro reports the death of General Herbert B Titus aged years a Civil War brigadier general promoted for gallant service at Bull Run and Appomattox. He was born in Chesterfield New Hampshire studied briefly at Yale and later pursued law mining and government service before his death following Bright's disease.
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Brattleboro
Hine
Herbert B. Titus
Bright
Chesterfield
N. H
Yale University
Co. A
Appomattox
England
France
Waington
Blai Hille
New Mester
Poisoned by Centipede in Garden Cleaning Incident
Sheldon June 2 Mrs Sn Thomas suffered a centipede bite while gardening among raspberry plants. A thorn pierced her finger as she removed a thorn, later swelling and pain intensified. Doctor Brown treated her. temperature spiked but she survived. The account notes alarming poison progression but she remains out of danger.
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Sheldon
Sn. Thomas
Fen
BE. M. Brown
Jonas
Real estate buy in Manchester shocks town market
Charles Isham of New York purchases the union cottage property with stables and over ten acres, taking immediate possession. He plans costly grounds work and house reconstruction, likely adding a first rate Manchester residence. Isham is a well known New York lawyer and associate of Robert T. Lincoln.
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Manchester
Robert Lincoln
Charles Isham
New York
Union Cottage
Trix
Teham
Isham
Robert Tf. Lincoln
Miles for Governor boom rattles Massachusetts politics
The Massachusetts Democracy contends with a Miles gubernatorial surge now visible on the horizon, overshadowing the Thayer star. Cafin John Flaherty of Gloucester, Democratic state chair, notes Governor Douglas may not run, leaving uncertainty over the nomination. Names like John Re Thayer emerge as potential contenders amid speculation and party chatter.
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Boston
Jimes
Massachusetts
Miles
Thayer
Wenesday
Miley
Arth
Douglass
Jones Bing
Fai John
Flaherty
Gloucester
Democratic State Committee
Train Hits Oil Tank at Stillwater Junction
June 3 report from Dayton Ohio says Pennsylvania passenger train 28 from St Louis struck an oil wagon at Stillwater Junction. The oil tank burst igniting a fire that engulfed Engineer Gimby and Fireman Charles, who were burned while the wagon driver escaped with injuries.
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Dayton
Pennsylvania
St. Louis
Stillwater Junction
Win Gimby
Charles
Ndmbit
How to Cleanse the Blood Remedy Ad
A Perservering use of Dr. David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy from Rondout will relieve and cure fever and ague rheumatism debility of stomach bowels kidneys and bladder and all disorders from impure blood. Price 1.00, six bottles 5.00, all druggists.
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David Kennedy
To Rent in Graniteville Four Room Tenement Notice
For lease a small four room tenement in Graniteville inquires directed to A A Smith. A dance is announced at Miles hall on June with good music for the public. Mary is invited to attend.
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A. A. Smith
Miles’ Hall
Mary
Violence Over the Committee Report Shocks Equitable Case
New York June 2 The Frick committee report on the Equitable controversy triggered near blows and a tense trustees meeting. Details indicate strong pressure to proceed, with allegations of misconduct by Tarbell Hyde and Alexander. Frick and Tarbell argued over access to a copy of the report as executives met privately amid sensational disclosures.
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New York
Equitable
Frick
Epeire Fn
Wood Teanin
Talay
Knox
Asul
Paesiens Fuet
Clyde
Equitables
Tarbell
Hyde
Alexander
Hyde Hind
WiMo
Advier
Mesers
Terbell
Ir. Frick
Mr. Frick
Sultan rejects reform plan for Morocco administration
Tanigier Morocco June 2 The sultan has informed the French ambassador that the reform proposals for Morocco's administration are not acceptable. An official note will be sent to the powers via Foreign Minister Grohaotmed Hi Torres noting any reforms must obtain the consent of the powers. The foreign minister will seek views from each power to convene a conference on the matter.
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Tanigier
Morocco
Mas
St. Rene Tailene
Unal
Il Reeds
Grohaotmed Hi Torres
Remarkable Cure Story for Long-Standing Ulcers
Gainesville Texas resident M C Moss testifies to Cuticura products curing a thirty year struggle with painful ulcers and a leg to foot eruption after all doctors and medicines failed. He reports complete relief in six weeks with Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills.
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M. C. Moss
Gainesville
Texas
Prominent 5S of V. Eer Dies After Illness
June in Jenin, after a week's illness of pneumonia, the prominent 5S of V. era, born in Lae Mass, Brattleboro High School graduate, joined his father's insurance firm and ran it with his son-in-law. He held multiple veterans and Masonic offices, was a trustee of the First Baptist and a Windham County Fire Underwriters president. He married Ida May Sherman in 1880. two children survive.
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Jenin
Lae
Mass
Brattleboro High Schoo
Businness Withiis
Sidney H Sherman
Businas
On. L. VN. Gy
Vernet
Sea of Veterans
Jin Seas
Lone
Legal Legion
Masonic
Columbia Lodge
Brattleboro
Royal Arch
First Baptist Eberred
Too Quick for Assailant in City Court Case
Barlington Juste Leonard Joy faced city court for assault. He pleaded guilty and the case was adjourned. McLane escaped injury as the assailant was thwarted, and the defendant’s quick defense was noted.
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Barlington
Juste
Leonard Joy
McLane
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