Daring steal of home wins for Burlington on Goordard seminary camp
Burlington defeats Goddard 9 to 8 on the seminary camp as Ashland steals home in the ninth after Witt fumbles and Davidson falters. Davidson pitched well for Goddard, Gray hit safely in all five trips, Witt homered for Goddard earlier, and Burlington's pitching limited hits while rallying with three and four runs in the third and fifth.
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Ashland
Burlington
Queen City
Goidard
Goddard
Witt
Davidson
Seminary
Gray
Burl
Ford
Witch
Hill
Phaan
Eliiwe
Portsider
Devoo
Bates
Hases
Mide Goddard
Bell
Buxton
Booth
Moore
Rune
Old-Time Remedy Makes Pure Blood Claims
Purify your blood by taging Hood's Sarnaparilla. The ad touts the remedy as the people's medicine, with forty years of tested success in treating common diseases and ailments such as scrofula cataly, rheumatism dyspepsia low fat appetite fatigue and general debility. Get it today.
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Advt
Spaulding Claims State Championship
Spaulding high school, under manager Harry Levin, claims the Vermont interscholastic baseball title for 1914 after a 9–1 season against northern state teams. Led by captain Tomasi and notable players Bjork Brown Oliver and Gorton, the squad posted 108 runs for and 55 against, with John Agnew guiding the team as coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Levin
Spaulding High School
Vermont
Brigham Academy
Ettry
Spaulding
Montpelier Semtary
St. Johnsbury
Goddard
Bt. Albans
Montpelier
Maay
Montpelier High Schol
Tomasi
Bjork
Nell” Brown
Law
Brown
Oliver
Pete” Alexander
John Agnew
Gorton
Kidder
Hooker
Levin
Rae Smith
Utility
Willos
Alexander
National League results with varied scores listed
National League games played across major cities with multiple teams and battery pairings noted. Philadelphia beat an opponent 13 4 in a midweek contest while New York and St Louis combined for a 3 hits, and Boston edged Cincinnati 7 2 with Perdue and Fiewdy credited. Brooklyn and Chicago also reported battery crews and lineups.
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Sista
Philadel
Er Ifer
Morgan
Lan
O'Toole
Gibeon
Kafora
New York
St. Louis
Perritt
Robinson
Wingo
Marquard
Meyers
Benton
Boston
Cincinnati
Perdue
Fiewdy
Ames Endie
Trooklyn
Chia Bronk
Lyn Fi
Vaughn
Archer
Allen
Pfeffer
Miller
Detroit St. Logie and Detroit 5 summary
American League game notes show Detroit’s 5 to 0 victory over Betroit, with players listed as Catterine Hamilton, Tames Bantgartner Agner Didar Stannie and McKee contributing. Game ended early due to arrangement accord. Ras teres Main on Netter, Terues and Crnesia noted.
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Detroit-St. Logie
Detroit
Catterine
Hamilton
Tames
Bantgartner
Agner
Didar
Stannie
McKee
Leds
Netter
Terues
Crnesia
Card scandal stirs royalty in London society
London fashion and royalty face a card cheating scandal that may bring King George to testify. A royal household courtier is accused of winning large sums at poker, with interviews and refusals to withdraw from court life. The affair embroils Jockey Club members and threatens Derby dinner arrangements, while a favorable investigation looms amid secrecy and pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George
Edward VII
Gordon-Cumming
Tranby Croft
Crimea
Burkinghase Palace
St. James
Marlborough
the Majesty
Jockey Club
Beanie
Tiwan
Rourtier
Levi
Inter
England
Queen Mary
Lands rifles for rebels in Ulster
The Ulster volunteers gained 3000 Mauser rifles following a daring game run. The guns were landed near Donaghadoo, sixteen miles south of Belfast, with cases moved under police escort by selected volunteers and much of the gear delivered directly to the Belfast quay.
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Belfast
Ireland
Ulster “Volunteers
Donaghadooe
Heavyweight bout plans amid purse talks嘉
Promoters and backers gathered Saturday afternoon at the Sporteman office to discuss a glove fight insuring a roughly 30 dollar purse for the upcoming heavyweight clash between Jack Johnson and James Langford. The October 9 date was floated as a possible night for the bout in London.
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Jack Johnson
Eas Langford
Netober
Landon
Great rise in imports in April trade report
Washington June 6 A department of commerce report shows a drop of more than 37 million dollars in exports and a rise of more than 27 million dollars in imports for April compared with April 1913. Crude materials, foodstuffs, manufactured foods, and beverages dominate the shifts while miscellaneous items also rise in import value.
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Woabington
D. C
Department of Cor
Plans To Limit Trust Program Debated In Senate
June 6 movement in Congress focused on restricting trust programs. Senator Pomerene proposed a bill in the commerce committee to approve the pending portion of the omnibus measure. With President Wilson supportive, party leaders aimed to push the plan before adjournment, while Chairman Adamson introduced a broader interstate commerce commission reform including prior authorization for railroad finance.
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Movement Administration Trust Legis Om Proara
Interstate Trade Commission
Senate
Pomerene
Ae Merene
Wilson
Adamson
Commer Committee
Sues Husband for Breach of Promise in Chicago
Mrs Mary Quinlan Kuhns Brady sues Auditor James J Brady for 500 claiming a secret Detroit marriage after her divorce from Charles Kubna. She alleges the ceremony was invalid under state law barring remarriage within a year of a decree and accuses Brady of promising a second ceremony that was never kept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Esterday
James J. Brady
T Noix
Mary Quinlan Kuhns Brady
Brady
Aled
Vita
Aie
Detroit
Mich
Charles C. Kubna
Sheays
Shooting in New York Tangle Ends in Violent Raid
A chaotic raid on a cocaine traffic house in New York leads to a detective wounded, a police officer hit by a stray bullet, an investigator slashed by a knife, and the alleged seller shot during the drug suppression operation. Local authorities pursue the assailants and review the police actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jane
The Colonel at Cherbourg In France Roosevelt Arrives
The colonel at Cherbourg Theodore Roosevelt arrived by steamer Olympi and was welcomed by French authorities. A pedestrian named Gerra Tam Duc, 60, died after stepping from an electric car in front of a moving automobile. I W Peabody, driving the new car, was arrested on a manslaughter charge.
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Cherbourg
France
Theodore Roosevelt
Olympi
Allentown
S. Hi
June Gerra
Tamduc
I. W. Peabody
Shamrock IV Poised Against American Defenders
London yacht racing preview notes Shamrock IV as Sir Thomas Lipton’s challenger for the America's Cup. The Eveing Standard observer hints Shamrock IV could be faster than many defenders if time allowances favor the challenger, with attention on Thuredng’s long stretch and the overall race pace.
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London
Jung
Thom An Lipton
Shamrock TV
Prison for gradingers conspiracy in concealing assets
In New York on June 4 Borak Gradinger and two brothers in a gas ware business were found guilty of conspiracy to conceal assets. Borak Gradinger received two years in the state penitentiary and a $10,000 fine. The other two brothers each drew shorter terms and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth
New York
Borak Gradinger
Will
Auisata
Pens
Tence
Ana
All kinds of electrical supplies advertised locally
A fragmented ad touts wiring a house for electricity while people are away, promising a modern, complete home with new electrical con tacts. The text shows garbled phrases but centers on promoting electrical supplies and home wiring services locally.
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Nto
Ithout
Morgan's Human Side Behind Worship of Power
Washington June 6 J P Morgan was a human being not a pedestal figure. Lewis Cass Ledyard testified before the interstate commerce commission about Haven and Grand Trunk matters, opposing Morgan and recalling times he called profits outrageous. He recountsletters, meetings, and defenses as testimony covered relations with Mellen and Hays in railroad and line of Parcels post revenue disputes.
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Washington, D. C
J. P. Morgan
Morgan
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Bes Interstate Commerce Commission
A Haven
Ledyard
Vine Haven
Commission Express
Parcel Post
Morgan Oie
Mellen
United States
Wise
New York
Mellen van Nano Seles
J. ‘. Morgan
Crim
Cin
Melee
Pater Dipe
Nated
Neaby
Tee Caiark
Grand Trunk
Lackawanna
Haye
Hays
Meir
Connecticut
New Haven
John L. Billard
Boston & Maine
Folk
Commission
Billard Company
Robbery Report From Brooklyn Paint Firm
Two clerks at a Brooklyn paint company were robbed of eighty three thousand dollars yesterday as their employer watched from a top story window. The pair were coerced by four armed men who jumped from a brown touring car and forced them to surrender the cash. The incident occurred as the clerks entered the factory. The robbers fled with the money.
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New York
Senn
Brooklyn
Arthur
Barlow
Harold Beech
Isle
Thage Casks Mackie
Wreck Inquiry Date Set for St Lawrence River Disaster
Official Ottawa despatch announces the inquiry into the St. Lawrence River wreck will open on June 16 at Quebec. Montreal reports confirm the date for the session to begin as the investigation proceeds.
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St. Lawrence River
Montreal
Quabec
Ottawa
Austria’s War Budget Skyrockets Citing Armament Ring
Vienna reports tax payers alarmed as Austro Hungarian military estimates for the coming year nearly double seven years ago. The war ministry seeks 166 million dollars for army and navy, with a notable rise in spending on mobilization, modern guns, and shipbuilding amid alleged ring influence by armament manufacturers.
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Vienna
Navy
Bosinin
Ministry of War
Mobil
Woome
Austria-Hus
Germany
Great Britain
Austria
British Have Improved New York Polo Rivalry Endures
The long running international polo cup rivalry between England and the United States continues with matches tied to the Meadow Brook era. Historical contests show England winning early on at Newport and Hurlingham, while the United States claimed the cup in 1900 and 1907, and again in 1911 as the Meadow Brook Big Four clinched victory.
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New York
Jane
Mosd
England
United States
Newport
Invaders
Anerjon
Cam
Siz
J. E. Cowdin
Kalf Keene
Lawrence Waterbury
Hurlingham
Uni States
American Polo Association
J. M. Waterbury
Harry Payne Whitney
Devereux Milburn
Meadow Brook
Just In New Shirts for Summer Wear
We find the men of this locality fastidious about shirts for summer wear. Come and see the new ones just in they will make you feel well dressed. Most men buy the $1.50 kinds, but we have them for more and less.
English and American polo clash over four in international series
The article reviews the 1909 to 1911 polo battles between England and the United States, noting the American four with Captains Cheape Lloyd son and A N Edwards achieving victories. It details scores and near-closings, cites the English deficit as a trend, mentions Waterbury brothers Milburn and the loss of Captain Whitney, and laments the injured captain’s absence before the upcoming international contest.
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England
Cheape
Lloyd Son
A. N. Edwards
Ie Borie
Snab
America
Pai Lagrd
Ritson
Wilson
Cya Raf
Lis Eee
United States
Erhan
Waterbury Brothers
Milburn
Whitney
Moyer Trial Set for July Sixth Leaders to Spearhead
From Houghton Michigan on June 6, reporters note that Charles H. Moyer and other Western Federation of Miners leaders will commence actions July 6. The file outlines coordinated moves against recat cog Ea miners amid ongoing labor disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Federation of Miners
Houghton, Mich
Charles H. R
Cog Ea
Anse
Blaze Levels Willisstore and Adjacent Buildings at Cherry Mountain
A fire at Cherry Mountain near Jefferson New Hampshire on June 6 damaged Willisr Hlorgs store and several adjacent buildings and a boarding house. The blaze reportedly started by tramps setting it and caused an estimated loss of 315 000 dollars with a preliminary tally of 15 000 at the scene.
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Jefferson
N. H
Willisr Hlorg
Boeings A & Boarding House
Cherry Mountain
Arewan
Loas
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Aix
Elmer C. Gifford
Lip Haley
Pourlington
Poa Bell We
Ft. Te
Larner
Norman
Witte
Borth
Burton
Rus Fiint
Booth Teyoe
de Ridson
le Nerusan
Pord
Davideoo
ball—Moore
Bailey
Fort
Davidien
UBS
Cincinnat
Pitteburg
Chicago St. Louie
Standing OF the Clues
Philadelphia
Et Leste
Obia Atte
Cleveland
King George
Lands Rifles
Ulster
Johnson
Langford
Apts
Mittee
Barre Electric Co
Morth Main St
Whelock Breck
Strernica
Billard
Brooklyn Paint Factory
Barre
North Main Street
Moyer
Kodak Films
the Troup Studio
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