Irish bill rejected by convention halts government bid
The Nationwliet convention at Dublin unanimously rejected the Irish bill, prompting the government to drop the measure. The premier said details would be left for future consideration, noting the convention's clear stance and the decision to refrain from further moves.
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Irish Council
Commons
People of
Ireland
London
aAm
Dublin
Vie Goverment
Author rescued from boat on way to recovery
New Haven June 4 Edward Auth of Brooklyn survivor of a party of five who clung to the sloop Belle off Norwalk Sunday was brought to New Haven hospital in time. Doctors say the exposure may cause pneumonia but he should be able to go home within two days. He recalls the other four sinking one by one as they clung to the sides.
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New Haven
Belle
Norwalk
Edward Auth
Brooklyn
New Haven Hospital
Dan Ber
Ruth Ie
Gala day in Italy two defeats for Boston and Chicago won again
Giants could not get at Brooklyn for revenge yesterday due to rain as a doubleheader shuffle followed. Chicago Americans defeated Cleveland while the Philadelphia Nationals won twice in Boston with scores 4 to 3 and 2 to 0. Cincinnati split with St Louis 1 to 0 and 5 to 1. Chicago beat Pittsburgh 2 to 2. American League results saw Cleveland beat Chicago 2 to 1, Washington and Philadelphia split, and Washington beating Philadelphia 8 to 1 in the early game and 4 in the second.
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New York Giants
Brooklyn
Chicago Americans
Cleveland
Boston
Philadeldelphia Nationals
Cincinnati
Bt. Boyle
Josing Tsa Fleet
Chicago Sgain
Pittsburg
Giants
Wolves
Washington
Pitudelys
Beckue
Chicago
Cheveland
Waaklagin
Philadella
Philadelphia
Peculiar Church Notes and Local Baseball Mentions
A fragmentary report describes a peculiar document found in a Plainfield steeple, with curious ink and a handwritten list. It also mentions yesterday's National League games, local church figures, and a tale about Ruelbach with notes on pitching moves and connections to Notre Dame.
Draper Pardons Son In Law And Chorus Bride
Lieutenant Governor Draper grants clemency to his son Bristow Draper and his daughter in law Sienna Sanford, formerly a chorus girl, who wed in Seattle and are en route to their home. The pardon follows a brief period of marital happiness amid personal trials and public interest.
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Boston
Draper Kaw
Bristow Draper
Sienna Sandford
Seattle
Wes & Cave
Pastors Speak On Problems Of Today No Consensus
In New York at the Young Men’s Christian association 120 West Fifty seventh Street William B Guthrie and Alexander W Irvine spoke on Problems of Today and Their Solution quoted criticising government rules and urging liberty. The event included remarks on religious influence and policy with calls to uphold liberty and open debate.
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New York
Young Men's
Chixtiea Association
Fiftyeanventh Street
William B. Guthrie
Alexander W. Irvine
Peenage
New England
Stonela
Carnegie Institute
Vittabury
Parnakes
Thaw
Progres
Concession Reached in Pier Strike With 5000 Returning to Work
In New York the pier strike near steamship lines ends with about 5000 workers resuming duties at shipyards and terminals after a compromise. The agreement offers wage increases tied to five cent hourly boosts and shift pay, but Atlantic Lines officials reject it, threatening rehires only at former wages. Union leaders hope higher rates will be accepted later.
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Mod
Konpsborenon
Progroes
Enustwlee
Steamahip
Cnty
New York
Wap
Het
Paket
Polldare
Brindayen
Tinrane Atlantic Snes
New York Appeals Grant New Trial in Burnilam Case
The Appellate Court of New York grants a new trial for Burnilam G N B Ail. details cite former Mutual Reserve Life Insurance general counsel George Brmhan and a two year sentence in Sing Sing. The decision follows prior acquittal of related charges and the report notes prison officials received the conviction communication.
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New York
George Brmhan, de
General Counse
Mutual Reserve Lift Insurance Company
Sing Si
Sing Sly
Appl
Ree Wonigheet Tit Salle
Booming Quietly Shapes Towns With Trade Clubs
A fragmented passage notes towns grow by booming activity from boards of trade and business clubs. It hints at collective and individual efforts driving local expansion and the allure of commerce as a town’s backbone. The tone echoes a era view of progress through organized civic action and enterprise.
Greatest Skin Cures on Earth by Cuticura
A testimonial from Albert Cashman of Bedford NY dated November 20, 1905 praises Cuticura Soap and Ointment as cures after six months of undisclosed skin disease. He describes red pimples and facial eruptions fading within a week and notes smoother skin and velvet ointment feel, urging others to try the products.
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Seavae
Albert Cashman
Bedford Tion
Foot Comfort Endorsed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
An ad touts foot comfort from Cuticura items for tired, irritated feet with claims of immediate relief. It mentions soaking feet, drying, and applying ointment, and references a government board excerpt about the product’s value and use.
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Cerema
England Seeks Most Favored Nation Trade Status
A House of Commons debate focused on securing the most favored nation treatment for certain articles as part of a nods vivendi framework with the United States, sparked by recent discussions between Germany and the United States.
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Owman
Ly Sault
Tait
Bunchman
Nina See
Germany
United States
Gaynor and Greene Conviction Affirmed
An appeals court upheld the conviction of Gaynor and Greene in a U.S. Court of Appeals ruling. The defendants faced a four year sentence following a jury trial, with the appellate panel affirming the lower court’s findings and terms.
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Gaynor and Greene
Venezuela Beauty of the Country and Its Impression
Render Magazine describes Venezuela as a tropical beauty distinct from the Andean ranges. The piece contrasts rugged mountains with gentle landscapes where human presence enhances the scene. It notes tea and air as pure pleasures, praising the country’s softer, human-centered appeal.
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Walead
Ebay
Andes
Alps
Rockles
Render Magazine
Marvels of Workmanship The Violin That Foreshadowed Old Masters
In Circle Magazine a study of violin craft details the ancient makers’ meticulous wood selection and patchwork. It notes how fiber, vibrational properties, and deliberate seams produce mellow reedy timbre, while forgeries reveal imperfect interiors and hidden flaws.
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Stradivart
Gunrvierius
Nastore
Balde
Aida
Late and Early Easters Dates and Rarity
The piece notes Easter's possible dates with moon and Saturday alignment. It cites Easter as early as March 22 in years like 1003 and 1761 plus 1817, and predictably late on April 25 in years such as 1400 1734 and 1880 with a repeat in 1943.
CHIC STYLES AND SUNSHADES IN SUMMER FASHIONS
Stunning effects in striped voile and silk sunshades highlight early summer fashion. Dark color with white dots creates a versatile bodice suitable for cool days. Lingerie parasol with lace and embroidery competes with lighter parasols for elaborate occasions, plus straw weaves trend toward lighter, transparent options. The dress narrative features a green and white gown, a radiated skirt, and a skeleton bodice with a blouse and sleeves, attributed to Judio Chollet.
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Orin
Little Pocket Physician advertisement remedy claim
An old advertisement touts the Little Pocket Physician kit and Hy-o-med as a complete cure for stomach and digestive ailments. It promises fast action at the source of gastric germs, with a $1.40 price for the kit and medicine, claiming permanent relief and easy use.
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Itysorinemii
Tris
Micaelle
Cpeeae
New York Tragedy Shocks Killoran Family at Home
Catherine Killoran wife of James Killoran a Mexico tunnel foreman was found dead at home with a grisly wound. James Killoran says he awoke to find her head wounded in the kitchen while tenants heard the couple quarrel during the night. Police note the scene and a domestic dispute is reported as a possible motive.
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New York
James
Catherine Killoren
James Killoran
Mcxico
Sunrester
Killoran
Vermont National Guardsmen Recruit Inspection Report
Brattleboro on June 4 detailed a troop inspection of Company I Vermont National Guard. The event, conducted by Mik Te Tulataen of Bty Athans and Capt. C F Burnham of Bellows Falls, noted a small attendance and limited recruiting success.
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Brattleboro
Vermont
Mik. Te. Tulataen
Bty
State Tax Commissioner Revokes 36 Charters in Montpelier
State Tax Commissioner J E Avtahmen visited Montpelier on a Saturday and discussed revoking 36 charters. Officials expect more charters to be revoked. The commissioner has until July 1 to complete the task.
Rutland June ree named supervisor of Rutland area schools
Rutland appoints June ree as supervisor of schools for Rutland Proctor Pittsford and Chittenden with a salary of 1.80. A Dartmouth College graduate from Hanover New Hampshire he is now examiner of teachers for Hutland county.
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Rutland
June Ree
Proctor High Dhon
Schoors
Proctor
Pittsford
Chittenden
Dartmouth College Hanover
N. H
Hutland Oousity
Spaulding High Defeats Home Team In 6 to 4 Bout
Williamstown notes BM Baker left for New York and beyond expecting about a week away. The Spaulding school base ball team visited the home team yesterday and lost 6 to 4. Burial details reference a funeral in the village cemetery for Nichole the tstings.
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B.A. Baker
New York
Spaulding
Mars
Iisle
Psy Bap
Yeetonlay
Nichole
Williams Indian Pile Ointment Sold By Kendrick Co
An ad proclaims Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment cures piles and itching. It absorbs tumors and relieves itching with instant effect. Boxes guaranteed and sold by Kendrick Co in two price points.
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Indy
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Ruelbach
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Manchester
Kendrick & CO
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N. Main Street
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Brattlebory
Weenfold
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Vicks Ky
Fredericksburg
Board of Trade
Board of Trade Can Do It. Commercial Asr Business Men’s Club
England
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Court of Appeals
Mena
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United States Court of Appeals
Surrey
W. C. Colton
Wienings Montpelier
H. C. Ingalls & CO
Cim Street
W. Ingalla
Mer
Venezuela
Hy-o-mei
Rickert & Wells
Brattleboro Organization
W. P. Abbott
Williamstown
Gould
SPOT
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North Main St
Basti
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