Indian Sign On Locals Tarbell Leads St Michaels To 4 1 Win
St Michael s college defeated Italian Athletics 4 to 1 in a shortened six inning game. Tarbell the visiting Indian captain limited the Italians to two hits as Pietro started for the Italians. Doyle and Tarbell produced key plays with steals and timely hits. Comelli scored for the locals in the second inning and the Italians managed a lone run later.
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Tarbell
St. Michael's College
Goddant Tanpus
Collegians
Redman
Pietro
Quincy
Mass
Davids
Tonazei
Doyle
Cari
Michael
Waller
Texas
Winconki
Rossini
Stewart
Tarrell
Stewart Woored
Pen
Drs Naia
Comelli
Housini
Callaghen
Giacamuri
David
Perce
Nothing Too Good For Baby Comfort Powder Ad Claim
An old advertisement extols Comfort Powder as the best toilet powder for babies, claiming it keeps skin clear and healthy without irritation. The copy features a testimonial from Elizabeth Andrews of Manchester, praising Comfort Powder as healing and gentle for babies and tables alike.
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Elizabeth Andrews
Manchester
Coan
Dartmouth Vermont Reciproc ity Battle Reported In Senate
Dartmouth defeated Vermont 9 to 3 in Hanover New Hampshire as rain affected play. The day featured solid Dartmouth hitting while Vermont misplayed balls. The story covers a capital debate on Canadian reciprocity, committee votes, and expected Senate actions with Root amendment shaping the bill.
Johnson Tenacious Passenger On Kronprinz Wilhelm
New York strong interest rose among North German Lloyd officers when it emerged that Jack Johnson the heavyweight champion and his wife were booked from New York to sail aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm. Johnson reportedly secured the chief engineer’s room for 8750 including the officer’s van bonus, with dining saloon seating or private meals in his state room. Officers could not trace how Johnson was booked and sought to verify if tickets were bought by another. Johnson stated he intended to free England for the coronation and wished to avoid customs trouble on return.
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New York
Jack Johnson
Johnson
Liegd Line
England
Custom House
Jotmeon
Mr. Lowh
Reciproc ity Victory in Ninth Iowa District Race
Washington reports show Judge W R Green elected by a wide margin to succeed Judge Walter J. Smith in Iowa ninth district. Green ran on an anti reciprocity platform by about 1200 votes, reflecting farmer sentiment against reciprocity and a lower Republican turnout.
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Washington
Jines
Iowa Congress
Seloct
Walter J. Smith
W. R. Green
Smith
Robbery Suspect Caught After Locker Raid
Edward Brooks of Newport, R.I., arrested after a raid on the M C A locker room as he fled a crowd chasing him for pocketing gold and silver jewelry, rings, and safes. Police recovered valuables and traced the chase through several streets to the headquarters.
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Barton
Michigan
Edward Brooks
Neeport
BR. J
Richmond
James
Langdon
FL Livingston
Quincy
Frinhe
Breck
Bailey Defends Secession at Confederate Veteran Rally
Senator Joseph W Bailey of Texas addressed Confederate veterans on June 7 in Washington. He argued the South would have left the union with honor and safety, claimed Davis bore primary responsibility for the conflict, and criticized James A. Brown as the only living man who knows where the Confederate cause lies, while noting Jefferson Davis’s influence and the crowd’s reception.
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Washington
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Jofferson Davis
Davis
Aaid
Bailey
James A Fcomws
Wavix
Dolly
Senator Bailey
Confederate States
Olwegen
Jefferson
South Barre Offers Twenty-Five Percent Discount Sale
A brief notice from South Barre announces a twenty five percent discount on all items. It lists a bore suite for this ne lamorey phrase and mentions Lamorey in connection with the sale.
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Lamorey
Mystery Offer Promises Satisfaction With Red Cross Teams
A garbled notice touts a two week trial with a “lovely woman” and a “cent bettie” as an offer from a reader seeking a chance to please. It promises a refund or return of monies if the results are not satisfactory, mentioning Red Cross teams.
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al Ides
Red Cross
Water pumping to reveal Maine wreck continues at Havana
In Havana on June 7 the cofferdam around the Maine wreck was pumped, lowering water by three feet two inches by 8 am. The bow and afterdeck edges emerged, while the forward portion remained submerged. General inspection notes no movement of the hull as cofferdam stabilizes. US Army officers were to arrive to supervise, then proceed with wreck preparation and full extraction. The collier Leonidas moved to assist, ready to take onboard any recovered sailors and wreckage.
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Havana
Maine
Rithere
Tale
Vereek
Lawyer Brandeis Eyed as Special Counsel in Lorimer Case
In Washington June speculation centers on former Secretary of War Jacob M. Dickinson and Louis D. Brandeis as possible special counsel for the privileges and elections committee to probe the Lorimer case. The panel plans to delay action until the Beanie approves a new inquiry, recognizing the workload and possible hiring of prominent attorneys to handle the expansive investigation. Contempt risks may face obstinate witnesses as the panel anticipates a thorough, contested inquiry.
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Washington
Louis D. Brandeis
Roatan
Jacob M. Dickinson
Privileges and Elections
Lorimer
Beanie
Privileges and Elections Committee
Brandeis
My. Dickinson
Brandele
Ing “Pinchot
Attachment Closes Bottum & Torrance Factory
Tennington June 7 An attachment to net a note for 510000 closes the Bottum and Torrance factory makers of collara abirtwalats sheets and pillow enson, putting two hundred workers out of employment. Mrs Jennie Holden, mother of Arthur J Halden, filed the attachment. The firm says the company is solvent and cannot say when the factory may reopen.
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Tennington
Bottum & Torrance
Jennie
Holden
Arthur J. Halden
Words of Praise and Bangor Granite Contract News
Washington letters praise Bangor efforts to refund burned portions and the indomitable spirit of its people. The Chase Granite Co of Stonington won a contract to supply granite for Rockport Breakwater in Massachusetts, sublet to Breakwater Co of Philadelphia. Large stones up to twenty five tons were noted in the project plans.
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Washington
Bangor
Provident ‘Taft
Ashley A. Smith
Maine
Chase Granite Company
Stonington
Furniah
Rockport
Mass
Breakwater Company
Philadelphia
Cheers Atom
Democrats Endorse Tariff Reform On Wool Schedule Debate
Washington reports the Democratic Ways and Means Committee chairman Underwood presented a voluminous tariff report defending a 20 percent ad valorem duty on raw wool. The document blames Republicans for tariff extravagance, argues for gradual tariff reduction, and notes potential delays in data from the tariff board while projecting lower duties for wool manufactures in 1912.
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Washington
Underwood
Ways and Means
House
Democratic
Taft
Republican Party
Take
Democratic House of Representatives
Underwoot
Tariff Board
Anya
Congress of Statistica
Congress
Bureau of Corporations
Ateel
Edward Harrigan Dies in Brooklyn Stage Pioneer
New York theater figure Edward Harrigan died yesterday in Brooklyn. Born in New York, Harrigan rose to prominence in the late 19th century, first starring at the City Opera Theatre in San Francisco. He led Irish roles and performed with many leading stars since 1884, shaping American musical theater.
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New York
Janet -Atward Gah
Yeeran
Tile
Brooklyn
Otyenper Theatre
San Fran- Hann
Mr. Harrigan
Lamorey Glething Ge March Week Discount
Twenty five percent discount offer for this week at Lamorey Glething Ge in Marre Vermont. Local shoppers urged to visit for reduced prices on available goods.
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Lamorey Glething Ge
Marre, Vt
Cotton men lobby on cotton tariff revision in Washington
Franklin W. Hobbs Minot Weld F C Dumain and Assistant Treasurer Lockwood of the Pacific Mills visit Washington to press cotton tariff reform with the Ways and Means Committee. They warn that southern interests push hard against cuts, arguing possible business slowdown and price impacts. Rumors claim a delay, but Rep Henry T Rainey denies any postponement plan.
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Franklin W. Hobbs
Minot Weld
F.C. Dumain
Lockwood
Pacific Mills
New England
Underwood
Pea Reese
Ways and Means Committee
Henry T. Rainey
Filinola
Tragic suicide of mother with three children asleep
In New York City on June 7 Mrs. Bessie Enselin Kingelin 32 hanged herself in the attic as her three children slept. Her husband died three years ago and she had lived with Louis Pillard, a hotel employee, awaiting coroner inquiry. The children report she abandoned a newborn on May 25 during a visit.
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Ear N.Y
Bessie Kingelin
Desplare Avenue
Fred
Louis Pillard
Harvard Students Targeted in Acid Attack Case
In Boston on June 7 two Harvard seniors and a freshman were victims of an acid throwing incident. William H. Crapo, of a lodging house on Massachusetts Avenue, pleaded guilty to assault in the ensuing court hearing and was held on bail pending sentence. Donald M. Clark of Holyoke and Stoddard Hoffman of New York were among the students involved.
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Harvard
Harvard University
Orly
Nini Court
Willian H. Crapo
Massachusetts Avenue
Crapo
Burke
Donald Hi. Clark
Holyoke
Stoddard. Hoffman
New York
Maine union address urges fair trial for accused officers
In Bangor Maine June 7 a letter from the eighth annual Maine state AF of L convention urges union men and others to suspend judgment on Structural Trade Workers officers accused of dynamiting until courts prove guilt. President Charles Beals of Auburn delivered the annual address stressing fair impartial trials and trust in U.S. laws.
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Bangor
Mes
Structural Tron Workers’ Union
Charles ©. Beals
Auburn
Maine
American Federation of Later
Dumas Villa a Mirage of Roaring Extravagance in Pieces
The article describes Dumas Monte Cristo villa as a riot of extravagance with Moorish and Arabian Nights motifs. It blends Algerian and Tunisian bazaar treasures with home-made riches, featuring gothic towers, an artificial lake, a studio, a theater, and starry blue ceiling kiosks. It notes Professor Lewes on coal smoke as a historic nuisance and a growing modern poison affecting life and buildings.
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Dumas
Monte Cristo Villa
Algeria
Tunis
W. B. Lewes
England
Queen Elizabeth
Lewes
A Story of Daniel Drew Dinner Rebuff Ends Railroad Plans
Sir Morton Pato hosted a grand dinner in this country with an array of railroad schemes. Daniel Drew attended and listened as Pato outlined plans in detail. Drew finally declared we ain’t goin ta do none of them ere things, ending the proposal.
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Daniel Drew
Morton Pato
Musk in Cheap Perfumes From Civet Sources at Zoo
The Philadelphia Record notes cheap perfumes rely on musk from civet cats and muskrat. It details strong odor, sourcing from zoo civets, and sales through regular channels as a minor zoo revenue source.
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Msk
Zoological Gardens
Mammal House
Philadelphia
Domestic Economy Leftover Dishes Joke
A Toledo Blade quip mocks marital banter on thrift and cooking. A husband asks why wife cooks so much, and she replies she saves by using leftovers. The joke plays on wordplay about economizing with food in a domestic setting.
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Toledo Blade
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