Rare Form In Pitching Beats Dover 3–0 For Giants
New York Giants shut out the Dover team 3 to 0 behind Christy Mathewson who fanned eleven. Young allowed three hits for Boston but his teammates failed at the plate. In the second inning, Seymour Needham Devlin and Danes produced the shy scoring, and Beaumont added a later tally as Mathewson’s control kept Dover from mounting a rally.
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Christy Mathewson
Hin
Devlin
Yle
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Browne Devlin
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Mathewson
Lee
Inns
Newarks
Shannon Ad
Bowerman
É Hintoo
Young
Fanim
Shannon
Beymour
Fitat
Ritchey
New York
Iy’ Young
MrGann
Yesterday’s AL and NL Scores Across Cities
In the American League action yesterday New York beat Boston 3 0 at Boston while New York 1 defeated Philadelphia 1 at Detroit and Cleveland 2 beat Chicago St. Louis 1 with the Chicago St. Louis game postponed. In the National League Brooklyn tied Philadelphia 2 2 at Brooklyn and St. Louis crushed Pittsburg 8 4 at St. Louis.
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New York
Boston
Abs Faila Ralphisy
Philadelphia
Detroit
Meveland
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Ory
New Yorke
Yeast
St. Louis
Local man praises Tom Reid remedy after decade of itch relief
G L Stephens of Roverborough Ontario reports ten years of persistent itching and pain until trying Tom Reid after seeing Dr. Leonhardt. After three boxes he credits improved health and complete relief, recommending the product to fellow sufferers. Available for one dollar at Rickert & Wells in Vermont or Dr. Leonhardt in Buffalo.
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G. L. Stephesecx
Roverborough
Lataherit
Tom Reid
Rickert & Wells
North Main Street
Arte
Dr. Leonhardt
Buffalo
XNI
College Games Yesterday Scores Recap
At Burlington Manhattan 6 Vermont. At Cambridge Harvard 4 Brown 0. At Princeton Princeton 9 Amherst 0. In New Haven Holy Cross Yale 0. At Annapolis Navy Lt. Arey 6. At Middletown Fordham 3 Wesleyan.
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Burlington
Manhattan
Vermont
Cambridge
Harvard
Brown
Princeton
Amherst
New Haven
Holy Cross
Yale
Annapolis
Navy
Arey
Middletown
Fordham
Wesleyan
Sir Robert Reid Dies at Montreal Residence
Sir Robert Reid dies at his Montreal home after a period of ill health and pneumonia. Born in 1642 in Scotland, he became a noted contractor and promoter, assisting on bridges across the St. Lawrence and Niagara River, the Canadian Pacific system, and major railways in Newfoundland and the western United States.
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Montreal
Que
Sir Robert Reid
Robert
Scotland
Sir Robert Gil Reid
Perthshire
Australie
Amelia
Siapotal
Niagara River
Lachine
St. Lawrence
Bri
Quebec
Montreal, Quebec
Ottawa
Canadien
Paciffe Xystem
United States
Austin
Texas
South Pacific Railway
San Antonio
Reid
Lake Superior
Heagth
Dotid Nite
Lanhine
Rt. Lawrence
Newfoundland
Hally Bay
Halle
Port Au Pasque
Mrs Hotty Green Seeks All Printed About Her
New York June 4 Mrs Hotty Green, recently moving from a Hoboken home to Hasuite, celebrated with an expensive dinner. She aims for every prominent paper to publish all she’s printed about during her rise in higher social circles.
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New York
Hotty Green
Hoboken
Tom
America
Tireen
Tower to Leave June 8 Amid German Policy Appeal
A Wallington ambassador Tower at Herlin Inn will present a letter of recall from Emperor William on June 6. It is expected that David Jayne Hill will pre vent his credibility to the German govern ment about the middle of the preface.
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Wallington
Una
Herlin Inn
Wiliam
David Jayne Hill
Poverniméat
Plainfield Markets Fade As Feeble Trade Eyed
A fragmented clipping from Plainfield recalls fading trade and economic trouble, noting dwindling demand for wool, mill goods, and local services. The item hints at modest prices around $1.20 while reflecting long history and ongoing decline.
Goddard Defeats Spaulding 20 to 8 in Montpelier Display
Goddard and Spaulding high school teams clashed in a fireworks filled ball game. Conner started the display for Goddard and Berry hit a homer as Goddard totaled 20 hits while Spaulding managed eight runs. The contest featured late rallying and a dramatic fifth inning.
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Red” Conner
Fishtr Eaded ‘Kin
Goddard
Uenoon
Spaulding High School
Gouchland
Hanors
Ae School
Conner
Ateaith
Olwen
Spaulding
Fisher
Sod
Epsulding
Harrison
Cargwell
Grigg
Epee
Garewell
Soldini
Gonner
Olan
Sory
Wishart
Heldle
Olsen
Gym
Republican State Convention called for Montpelier Vermont
The official call for the Republican state convention to nominate candidates for state offices was issued. The meeting is set for July 1, 1908, in Montpelier at 10 a.m. Delegates from towns and cities, based on GOP votes for governor, will attend. Credentials must be sent to the state committee. notices cover attendance and railroad courtesy. The document lists party officials and town delegates across Vermont.
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Tate Convention
Montpelier
Trehay Uurer
Goeue
Onotiees
Svck
Newport
Vermont
Thad M. Chapman
Eh'rm’n
Michtiebun
F.C Williams
Edward D. Welling
North Benningt
Harry Blodgett
St. Johnsbury
Homer BH. Wright
Estex Innetiodolin H
Walbridge
Grmenril
Faller
Smith
Rt Albens
Thaddeus L. Kinney
South Here
Smith B. Waite
Nyde Park
Hlt. Baldwin
Wells River
Hawi
Heidel
Nape Eoeny
Wishart
Reim
Hook
Orrinbier
Goshen
Dranvills
Mancock
Starkshore
Vereen
Watkos
Mienanar
Verbrkige
Spaulding
Gulinarye
Are
Heath
Stolam Lines
Plath
Barry
Heidie
Buck
Maiden
Ariington
Grigg
Conner
Beonington Olsen
Visher
Doryet
Olten
Fisher
Harrigan
Soldiar
Landgrove
Carswell
Uimpire
Murray
Vatapat
Burlington
Feldng Jne
A. D
Jung
Ifty
Tle Ieee
Tor
van Ness House
Whald
Winovekl
Emery
Harris
B. E. “Bullard
John W. Thurston
LB McMahon
Ded. Showmpaon
J. Moran
John Keating
Democratic
Speculation Cited in Odd Medical Claim
Fragmented ad style text promotes Hyomel cures and money back guarantees from Red Goose Pharmacy tied to mysterious names and locations. It mentions a Hywensi bottle and inhaler promising a lifetime. The garbled lines list towns and an explicit price of 81.00 with unclear totals and vague remedies.
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Iickert & Welle
Red Goose
Mr. Walle
Burlington Democratic State Convention Call 1908
Vermont notices announce the Burlington convention on June 26 for nominating state officers and delegates to the Denver Democratic convention. The call names several state leaders, credentials committee actions, and the date and location details with a brief on forthcoming information and mission work of Julia A. O'Jackson in Porto Rico.
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Burlington
Julia A. O’ Jackson
Brandon
Porto Rico
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