Montpelier Defeats Spaulding in Slugfest at Intercity Park
Montpelier hammered Spaulding 8 to 4 as Nichols allowed 13 safeties. Barre's Geals and Pape starred, while Riccarelli struggled at short and Montpelier stole bases and capitalized on errors.
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Spaulding High
Intercity Park
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Nichols
Milo
Spaulding
Barre
Montpelier
Riccarelli
Thompson
Geals
Pape
Ossola
Gross
Clark
Smith
W. Milo
Kelley
Sawyer
Mann
G. Milo
McHugo
Johnaten
Loranger
Nivlidla
Baseball Scores and Delays From Yesterday
In the American League yesterday two games were rained out at St. Louis. Washington defeated Detroit 3 to 2 while New York edged Chicago 3 to 2. At Cleveland Boston won 5 to 0 over the Indians.
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St. Louie
Philadelphia
Washington
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Indians
Red Sox
Tener
American League
Johnson
National League Scores Tangle With Ongoing Games List
National League results show Philadelphia St Lennie A Philadelphia, Brooklyn beats Pittsburg 3 2, New York edges Cincinnati 3 2 in 10 innings, Boston Chicago and Berton 9 noted. Series dates and full details unclear due to fragmentary OCR.
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Philadelphia
Baseball Briefs From Cleveland and Boston
O18 Oy Young featured among the starlets at the Cleveland and Red Sox pace. Cy Venalent stirs, Cate te beginning to climb. He stands fourth in Noelwig moment in the bashea tealers set an bb e ttn te the 1) pumer that McNally teas pare.
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Oy Young
Cleveland and
Red Sox
Noelwig
Hasea Tealers
McNally
Hood's Pills Offer Quick Relief From Constipation
A vintage advertisement touts Hood's Pills as a reliable, non gripe laxative to purify the blood and regulate health. It urges purchase from druggists or by mail, promising a gentle purge and quick bodily habit adjustment.
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Hood
C. J. Hood Co
Lowell, Moss
Brandeis Taken as Supreme Court Justice in 62nd Seat
Washington June 6 Louis D Brandeis of Boston yesterday noon took his seat as an associate justice of the Supreme Court becoming the 62nd to rise to that high distinction Chief Justice White privately administered the oath of allegiance to the country and the judicial oath was read by the clerk Brandeis then seated on the bench extreme left and received congratulations from Justice Pitney His wife daughter a brother Alfred Brandeis of Louisville Alfred Brandeis and Secretary Baker and Attorney General Gregory occupied reserved seats in the courtroom
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Boston
Supreme Court
White
Brandeis
Justice Pitney
Alfred Brandeis
Louisville
Baker
Gregory
Hawaiians Seek Wives in America for Marriage
Boston dispatch reports that Hawaiians traveled to the United States seeking young American women to marry. The piece notes a deliberate effort to form unions and establish homes, reflecting intercultural marriage interest during the period.
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U.S
Boston
Hawaii Women Seek Husbands Through Homestead Visit
Two young Maui women M. P. Goeas and Arthur Vierrs traveled from Honolulu to ask Mrs. Charlotte Smith of the Massachusetts Homestead Association to assist in finding husbands for them. They hope chivalrous men in Hawaii will seize opportunities for happiness life denied them by unkind local men.
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Hawaii
M. P. Goeas
Arthur Vierrs
Honolulu
Charlotte Smith
Massachusetts Homestead Association
Chicago Bonds Vote On 10 850 000 Bridge Plan
Chicago residents considered a bond issue of 10 850 000 for new bridges, extending street lighting, and a new criminal court building. Seven superior court judges were to be chosen. An advertisement for insurance services followed the notice.
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Chicago
Superior Court
Wilson drafts reply to Carranza on Mexican troops
President Wilson started drafting a response to Carranza demanding withdrawal of American troops from Mexico. The note aims to reach Carranza before week’s end to blunt criticism at Chicago. Officials expect a firm refusal but with careful framing to hint at room to maneuver.
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Washington, D. C
Wilson
Carranza
United States
Ito
Carranea
Chicago
Lansing
Carransa
War Department
Federal anti drug law hits only dealers
Supreme Court interprets the Harrison federal drug act as not applying to users, restricting enforcement to dealers and those who sell opium rather than possessors. Driver dead at the wheel in a collision yesterday near Hingham, Massachusetts, with a companion unconscious. operator reportedly died, confirmations incomplete.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Hingham
Meee
June
Toleemen
Aguinet
Tsee
Dewd
Kin Este
Flag Day Reminders and U S Flag History Observance
In line with a long custom the American Flag Association urges nationwide recognition of June 14 1916 as the 139th anniversary of adopting the flag with 13 stripes and 20 stars. It notes the flag’s evolution since 1776 and calls for renewed patriotism during a time of European war.
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Congress
United States
Fake Remedies Advertised Versus Dependable Cures
A brief notice contrasts fake medicines with proven remedies like Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. The ad emphasizes that fake cures lack lasting success and that dependable remedies have withstood forty years of use aiding women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Adv
Flag Day Call to Celebrate Across the Nation
Ralph E. Prime of the American Flag Association urges nationwide celebration on June 14 1916. He asks citizens to display the flag on all churches schools buildings and homes from sunrise to sunset across the land and to honor lawful government and liberty.
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