Montpelier Triumphs 7-6 After Wild Fielding Show
Montpelier rallied to defeat their opponents 7 to 6 at Intercity Park. Cutler replaced Fisher after a rocky first inning, Spaulding settled in as the pitcher, and Maiden added key hits including a two-base blow. The home team benefited from errors, timely scoring, and a late surge to seal the victory.
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Montpelier
Fisher
Cutler
Gare
Intercity Park
Tocaly
Arak
Tornest
Williame
Cullen
Spaulding
Stuart
Tomasal
Crigg
Sheridan
Maidin
Hagan
Kenefiek
Sefo
Sefo At First Ony Pape's Error and Tallied When Sheridan Fumbled Littlejohn
Littlejohn
Abunrt
Maiden
Cutlery Twowitcher
Bf ‘Williams
Littleform
Pratoren
Rhone
Coe Montpelier
Testimony Questioned in Coleman Wreck Case at Cambridge Bank
The trial of William Coleman, charged with aiding and abetting ex banker George Calvoian in wrecking the Cambridge National City Bank, resumed with Marvin Penner testifying Coleman held an account at a New York brokerage. Other witnesses contradicted prior statements, noting Coleman’s funds and transfers. The court adjourned after counsel fell ill, postponing to Tuesday.
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Marvin W. Penner
Getling Grove
W.ar
New York
Boston
Penner
Coleman
Daripone
Merauni
Montclair
Franklin
Ber
Rigggery
Hightower
Iin
Frenklin Sains Bank
Lee
County Grand Jury
Keliher
Daniel A. Welton
Cowet
Lwncl
Coaktey
Relther
What Baekaghe Means General Health Warning
Fragmented and garbled text appears to discuss weak health and remedies focused on kidneys, back, and dehydration. It warns against delaying treatment and not drinking, implying a ritual or remedy with uncertain efficacy and a guarantor of satisfaction.
Rheumatism in a Constitutional Disease Advised
The notice promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla as a blood purifier and tonic to treat rheumatism linked to constitutional disease. It urges use of Hood's Sarsaparilla and its tablets Garsatabs as a remedy to correct the blood condition and strengthen the system.
Milwauken fighter suffers arm injury in bout
A chaotic Milwaukee boxing card ends with WOLGAST breaking an arm after a tense exchange in the fourth round. The injured fighter staggers, leaves the ring, and prompts the referee to halt the match as medical staff attend to the wounded combatant.
Finis Finland? Riot as Third Reading Vote Sparks Nationalist Cheers
In St. Petersburg amid parliamentary tension, a heated scene erupted after the third reading vote of a reactionary measure. Nationalists applauded as Vladimir Parubkevich stood to shout "Poland, Finland," signaling a provocative stance in the volatile atmosphere.
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St. Petersburg
Vladimir Pariubkevich
Michael
Pinlo
Boston Harbors Bill Advances After Third Reading
In Boston the Heston Holding Company bill to issue stock for a specified project moved to a third reading amid a heated session. The measure, already advanced in the Senate, drew sharp debate before a 128 to yes vote. A later recount altered the tally and intensified opposition in the final push.
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Boston
Tyne
Heston Holding Company
AWA Beaton& Halts Rallyoal Wan
Ge Lind
Ite
Follay
Working Against Him Pitageral Gays Storrow Recall Effort
In Boston the recall attempt against Mayor James Storrow faced political friction amid confusion in the reported names and dates. The fragmented text references opposition, city governance, and electoral action without clear, reliable details. Full facts are unclear from the damaged OCR.
Woman's Death in Lake Prospect Linked to Blunt Instrument
A mutilated woman's body found in a trunk near Lake Prospect is identified as Mrs. I. N. Cugtle of Bannnan, California. Police say injuries indicate death by a blunt instrument. Suspects include a 29-year-old American naval Chariton tied to Porter Chariton, son of a naval officer, with relatives in New York and Naples. The case centers on a villa near the lake and a young couple seen nearby days before. Local gossip points to motives linked with a presumed lover’s quarrel and a possible tie to past cases. The investigation continues as officers pursue leads and await formal statements.
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Cugtle
Bannan
California
Bette
Ted Ink
Porter Chariton
Naval Chariton Ic
Ik Anid
Pennsytvania
Guilin
Retella Reid
Newsboy’s Reward In Pittsburgh Scandal Case
A newsboy, living on Wood Street, will receive no reward from Overholt after turning in a timepiece to Officer Kennedy. Frank Morgan and John Ditka had offered a 21,000 reward for the return. The boy reportedly handed the item to the police, ending the pursuit.
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Pittsburg
Jane
Jimmy A
Wood Street
Sill
Frank Morgan
John Ditka
John Kennedy
McKienlek
Bedford Avenue
Hardinge for India appointed vice regal
Sir Charles Hardinge is appointed to succeed Earl Minto as viceroy of India. The appointment was publicly announced on June 11 with Hardinge, permanent under secretary for foreign affairs, taking the post after a career including ambassadorial service in Russia and later a return to London as permanent under secretary of the foreign office.
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Washington
Finewooder
Pielaihg
Icons
Dominion
Mickling
Paterson
Ou Tums
Tyr
Mir
Toterson
Quebrec
United States
Howe
Senate
Earl Minto
Tamion
Jime
Sir Charles Santa
Atale Fogeigh
India
la Caperdaton
Twediay
Kien
Cambridge
Levi
la Beramé
St. Petersbuey
Moti
London
Alice
Rivesia
Wedding Invitations Reach White House Circles
A fragmented notice indicates that Warbington June invites and a Roosevelt family connection extended to a wedding in New York on June 2. It notes Wilson Jackson unable to attend while Charles Reeder plans to go, with numerous aides and messengers in attendance.
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Warbington
Roosevelt
Young
Ston
New York
Mary
Wilson Jackson
Charles Reeder
Plana
Heaton
Secretary of State
Greeley Forty Years Old in Anniversary Reflections
Horace Greeley and N C Meeker founded a temperate West community leading to Union Colony in New York in December 1808. Two generations of planters from 1870 remain residents of Greeley as the town marks its fortieth anniversary.
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Greeley
Innes—Greeley
Horace
Reeiny
Ea Porcini
Horace Greeley
NC. Meeker
New York
Union Colony
Greelny
Fire devastates Borissav town center housing Hebrews
A major blaze nearly wiped out Borissav, a 15 000 population town. It destroyed about a hundred buildings including Waves and synagogues while the Prt reservicis barracks Wave fern) were opened for refugees by order of the governor.
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St. Peterworg
Borissav
Ordrer
NO WHITE SLAVE PRESENTMENT REPORT SUMMARY
New York June 11 John D. Rockefeller Jr. served as foreman of a grand jury formed in January to investigate a white slave trade case. The panel, led by Judge O Sullivan, was instructed to report only indictments and not presentments or other communications. The judge refused to allow any presentment or further grand jury communications.
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New York
John DP
Rockefeller, Jr
White Cave
Dingo
Ysulliean’s
Rockefeller
Pam
O'Sullivan
Grand Jury
Earl Grey Stop Runaway in Ottawa Incident
In Ottawa on June 11 Earl Grey halted a runaway horse near Bitean residence after it bolted down the street. A rider named Karl Gi managed to keep hold of the bridle until the horse stopped. The governor general was unhurt.
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Ottawa
Fragmented Health Advice Article on Diet and Strength
An OCR read presents a misplaced essay on methods to gain fitness and weight, claiming universal interest and simple scientific approach. It mentions strength, digestion, and extended dietary analysis but garbled and hard to verify.
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Soman
Davis
Lightning Ravages Germany Killing Dozens Across Regions
Thunderstorms sweep western and central Germany, causing many deaths and widespread damage. In Thuringen and Harte provinces, over twenty percent of fatalities are reported in the Thyme earlier days. A drilling troop was struck, killing two and injuring two others. Reports include a Langelahelm tragedy where a group of children perished. In Cleveland, Ohio, Chief of Police Kohler testifies in a drunkenness case, detailing movements on alleged intoxication, with defense witnesses challenging the timeline.
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Cologne
Hue
Germany
Hektaingy
Thine
Harte
Thuringen Monnhaite
Langelahelm
Goalar
Whem
Cleveland
Kohler
Thuraday
Vetthe
Witerines
Alo
Mente
War Declared Impossible Says Mediating Minister
In Lima, Peru on June 11, a mediating minister announced that war between Peru and Benador is impossible and that the government will disband volunteers from the infantry cavalry and artillery. The minister refused to be more explicit.
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Peru
Ecttadey
Lima
Tané
Minintars
Benador
Incomplete OCR Entry About Legal Action in Toston
Fragmentary text from a June report discusses an injunction against opposing party. Mentions authority figures and potential court action but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes.
Fruit Crop Prospects in New England and Pacific Coast
Washington June 11 reports splendid fruit prospects for New England and Pacific Coast states, offset by poor crops in central states like Ohio and Missouri. Peach outlook promising with Georgia and Delaware showing larger crops, while central areas face reduced yields. overall year 63 figures cited.
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Washington
New England
Pacific Coast
Central States
Department of Agricultura
Ohio
Missouri
Georgia
Delaware
Rivet Sentenced to Electric Chair for 1908 Murder
Cambridge judge Harrie denounces Rivet, Lowell man, as electric chair fate set for the week starting July 24. Rivet was convicted of Joseph Gaillowk’s murder on Feb 27, 1908, after delays from a Supreme Court appeal and civil service scrutiny, with testimony and political pressure cited in the deliberations.
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Harrie
Cambridge
Jane
Jaly
Napoleon J Rivet
Lowell
Joseph Gaillowk
Rivet
Tieence
Supreme Court
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