Montpelier Seminary Seniors Hear The Luggage Of Life
Commencement week opened with Rev. George Redding delivering the baccalaureate at Trinity church in Montpelier. He urged seniors to make the best of life’s offerings, stressing character and initiative amid varied episodes. The afternoon vesper and evening events featured Rev. Charles N. St. John, a concert, prize speaking, and teacher-training exercises with music and tableaux.
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Montpelier Seminary
George Redding
Trinity Church
Montpelier
Redding
Seminary
Charles N. St. John
Pisano Cole
Floy Webster
Vietrola
Winona Lamb
Mise Clara Robinson
Mise
Hood's Sarsaparilla Offers Appetite and Vitality Boost
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a reliable remedy for loss of appetite general debility and tired feeling. It claims to purify and revitalize the blood promote digestion restore animation and invigorate the entire system. It suggests Hood's Pills as a laxative option and encourages immediate use.
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Hood
Five Vermont Records Broken in Triangular Track Meet
Burlington June 7 Vermont hosted a triangular track meet with New Hampshire state and Massachusetts Agricultural College. New Hampshire won the relay and set a Vermont figure while M A C and Vermont athletes set four Vermont track records and one field record. Nightingale led NH in distance events. M. Bellerose of Vermont secured five firsts.
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Burlington
New Hampshire State
Massachusetts Agricultural College
University of Vermont
Vermont
Fl. M. A
Bellerose
Granite State
Nightingate
New Hampshir State
Sullivan
J. Sullivan
Wi Dewey
Hy. Roek Ba Felker
N. H
C. Adams
A. Menerve
C. Lane
A. Sawyer
N. HL
G. Batefelder
T.porcell
A. Messerve
Dixtanon
G. Melville
R. Leath
A. Billingham
Aeon
M. Bellerose
L. Woodworth
A.meserve
D.’ Holway
ncCready
C. Gordon
Boomer
EH. Rockwell
I. Acheaton
H. Rockwell
W. Deing
In Grange
G. Stafford
N. E
M Gree
Randall
New Hampshire
Thunt
Nightingale
O'Leary
Melville
M. A.C
Acheron
Irish
Woodworth
Bisson
Holway
Smith and Greene
Shimkus Struck A Tartar In City Carnival
Wrestler Joe Shimkus, billed for a city carnival next week, made his debut in Carthage with a strong but limited first performance. He challenged top wrestlers, was helped by a bystander, and later refused a cash offer, citing a solid workout. The same page includes yesterday’s baseball results from New York Washington Cleveland Chicago and Detroit games.
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Joe Shimkos
Carthage
Bin
Lin
Jon
Jon Joe
Eces
New York
Mile
Washington
Hogton
Cleveland
St. Lowis
Louie
Chicago
Detroit
Hundreds of steers eaten by sharks near Havana harbor
Havana dispatch reports hundreds of steers stampeded aboard the American steamer St Charles at Moro Castle harbor on Saturday. The panic led to many tumbling into the sea where sharks preyed on them. Only a few swam ashore, leaving numerous cattle dead in the holds and complicating efforts to clear the ship.
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Havana
St. Charles
Harten
Labor Conclave Opens in Montreal at AFL 40th Meet
The American Federation of Labor opened its 40th annual convention in Montreal with over 500 delegates attending. President Samuel Gompers presided as resolutions were read, including calls on political reform, the high cost of living, imperial and labor issues, and Ireland’s independence. Delegates plan a caucus to decide on their program and discuss President Wilson’s policies, industrial courts, and impeachment of Attorney General Palmer.
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Montreal
American Federation of Labor
Samuel Gompers
United States
Wilson
Palmer
Ireland
Erin's
Stars Theatre
Dominion
City of Montreal Trades Council
Labor Congress of Canada
Antonin Caupensult
Public Works
Labor of
Quebec
Gompere
Chicago
Republican National Convention Resolutions Committee
Mathew Woll
Resolutions Committee
Pacific Coast Metal Trades Council
Atlantic City
YACHTSMEN EAGER FOR THE CONTEST
Wane breeze across Narragansett Bay as Reno Tote and Vanitie await trial races to decide the defender of America’s Cup. Resolute sails in Bristol, manager Keumans notes possible overhauls before the start. weather clear with overcast skies as crews brace for the regatta.
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Resolute
Vanitie
Wane RL
Narrangacsett Bay
Reno‘Tote
America
Bristol Fast Walted
Keumans
Ewuee
Vidente
Spaulding Claims Vermont State Championship
Spaulding high school of Bare claims the Vermont state championship in errendary echomls. The season results include Montpelier 7 Burlington 8 4 Waterbury 5 10 Montpelier 7 Burlington 1 Sevada high In Montpelier 4 Spaulding’s score favored. Games canceled by Waterbury and Vall share expenses for travel. send challenges to William Clark, manager, T French Street, Marre.
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Spaulding
Spaulding High School of
Bare
Echomls
Vermont
Ite
Montlamers
Burlington Ng
Waterbury High
Monttier High
Burlington Ti
Seveda High
Montpelier
Montpellier Inigh
Spanding
Watertary Ann
Vall
William Clark
Managet
T French Treet
Marre
War Gave Freedom to the Women
Geneva dispatch reports Carrie Chapman Catt addressing the International Woman Suffrage Alliance congress on wartime gains for women. She cites war as the catalyst for political emancipation across Europe, noting Germany leads in female political participation while urging inclusive efforts for both sexes' enfranchisement worldwide. She laments U S disappointment yet urges unity in suffrage advocacy.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Congress
International Women Suffrage Alliance
Carrie Chapman Catt
American Woman Suffrage Association
Romania
Europe
Turkey
Denmi
Iceland
Germany
Romtins
German Nationaluffrage
Dresden
United States
United States of America
States
International Woman Suffrage Alliance
Demarcatio Vielen
Ship Earnings Rise Sharply in 1919, International Mercantile Report
New York reports estimated earnings of the International Mercantile Company for 1919 at 24 million dollars versus actual earnings of 8.0 million in 1918, reflecting a forecasted strong year due to lower freight rates. The earnings also include results of subsidiaries owned by the International Mercantile and notes ongoing adjustments for fuel costs and wartime effects.
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New York
Jame 7
International Marine Emmy
Pany
Ify
Amd
Etramere Diretty
Internations! Mercantile
Reterme
Subsbliarieg
Karsings
Wear
Wigwam Convention Repeats 1860 Chicago Feats
A report on Chicago's Wigwam at the 1860 Republican convention notes a delegate walking 150 miles to reach rail service, special rates boosting population, hotel rates from 1.50 to 2.50, and billiard tables pressed into service. Women largely funded decorations and attended in gallery seats, with a cannon signaling Lincoln nomination in 26 words and rockets signaling arrival.
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Chicago
Iowa
Massachusetts
New England
Abraham Lincoln
Cuticura Ad Claims Skin Improvement for Reader
A letter from Miss Madeline Sroka of 163 Spruce Street South Manchester Connecticut praises Cuticura Soap and Ointment for healing skin blemishes. She endorses daily Cuticura-Ointment and Talcum usage and signs with contact details.
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Madeline Sroka
Spruce St
S. Manchester
Conn
Unclear fragment about bonfires and convention data
Fragmentary text cites bonfires and multitudi nous pent a formed participants searrying poles. Data drawn from Chicago Historical Society library relating to a convention and subsequent campaign events.
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Chicago Historical Society
Duncan Fails Confirmation
Washington dispatch reports Congress did not act on nearly 200 executive appointments before adjournment. Many vacancies remain or loom in departments and the diplomatic service, signaling anticipated recess appointments. Not acted on were posts including Morgenthau to MesSrop, Potter, Duncan to the interstate commission, McCall to the Federal Trade Commission, Gillen to the Shipping Board, and Williams to be controller of the currency.
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Washington
D. C
Congress
Diplomatic Service
Wilsen
Senate
Henry Morgenthin
Mestoo
Mark W. Potter
Henry Jones Pord
Jaren Duncan
Interstate Commission
Samuel M. McCall
Federal Trade Commission
Martin L. Gillen
Shipping Board
John Skelton Williams
Helping Grandpa and the mistaken table excuse
A short Indianapolis News item describes a five year old at his grandfather’s supper who, after the elder sneezes, insists on a correction and ultimately scolds the grandpa to “don’t lie a ‘scuse me table like ours.” The boy’s persistence turns a simple mealtime into a humorous exchange.
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Grandpa
Joseph Pee Ups
Grandfather
Joseph
Indianapolis News
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Shimkus
Van
Doc" Roller
St. Louie
Roth
Ariek
Steeding Hire Wes
A. F
Trish
Belears
Bellans
Geneva Conference
Internal Mercantile Martine Co
Lincoln
Slater
Duncan
Philadelphia
Paar
Lusury
Cage
Ane
Atlanta
Uncle Sam
Cee
Hesterfi Field
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