Goddard Seminary Dominates Montpelier In Intercity Baseball
Goddard Seminary routed Montpelier 16 to 1 with strong pitching by Captain Heath and costly errors by Montpelier. Montpelier’s Darkee had the lone hit, while Goddard tallied fourteen runs in eight innings as the game exposed Montpelier’s weak defense and frail batting. Umpire James Davison drew criticism from Montpelier, though Barre’s Allan Reid filled in.
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Goddard Seminary
Intercity
Goddard
Re Goddard
Montpelier Wade
Capt
Heath
Tommy” Thomas
Montpelier
Darkee
Bishop
Wort
Tpelier
James Davison
Allan Reid
Barre Wer
Davison
College Diamonds and League Scores From Saturday
In American League action Philadelphia Chicago and other cities posted results while Yale toppled Princeton. Harvard beat Holy Cross as Penn won to claim the series against Carlisle Indians. Boston, Pittsburgh, Brooklyn and St Louis led National League results with several close games noted.
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Saturdy
St. Lows
Boston
St. Louie
Detroit
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Whallington
Yale
Princeton
Harvard
Holy Cross
Worcester
Aalidfat
Brown
Pennsylvani
Carlinte Indians
Yall
Prinaston & Harvant
Hoty
Gross
Penugylvenin
Carlile
Amberat
Youwn
Agglon
Bos College
Pittaburg
Brookspay
Tans
Brooklyn
Barre Golf Club tops Montpelier Country Club match
D. W. Smith won first in the weekly tournament at Barre links with a net 73½, W. Smith second 76, and Daniels third 78. In the ladies’ match C Dodge led Barre. Overall six teams played with sixteen scores listed, detailing the day’s results and standings.
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D. W. Smith
W. Smith
Daniels
Mrn
Barre Golf Club
Montpelier Contry Club
Links
Barre
Smiths
Dentely
Notable Women Flourish in Law, Arts and Education
Miss Clara Martin runs for legislature as Canada’s first female lawyer. Mme Sarah Bernhardt avoids day naps to prevent colds. Mrs. Spear shows a 13 077-piece quilt. Della Colvin sets a 4 ft 5½ in high jump record. Mrs Gorham completes an independent English Indian French dictionary after nine years of work.
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Clara Martin
Toronto
Canada
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Philip Spear
Moretown
D. B. van Dorp Verdam
A. B. van Dorp Verdam
National Council of Women of the Netherlands
Holland
Della Colvin
Pontiac
Mich
State Normal College
Miks Emily Stark
University of Michigan
Washington
George H. Gorham
Pen and Portraits Highlight 19th Century Art Figures
The Rev Charles W Gordon Ralph Connor preaches in New York churches. Francois Copper, famed poet of the people, dies born 1842 and French academy member. George Davidson, 19, an upstart New York artist, gains unusual notice with several National Academy hangings. Russian-born, brought to US at ten. Andrew O Connor of Massachusetts sells two portraits from this year union. One depicts Robert Newtmhan. the other an exquisite Italian girl. last year he won second class at the salon.
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Charles W. Gordon
Ralph Connor
New York City
Francois Copper
George Davidson
New York
National Academy of Design
Ruselan
Andrew O'Connor
Massachusett
Robert Newtmhan
O'Connor
Royal Box and European Royalties in Dense Court Portraits
The Royal Box notes the queen’s fondness for French styles and mentions Princess Andrees of Greece, daughter of Prince Loula, elevated to a high status in Europe. Aerenire’s portrait is described as reading by a strange figure, praising the queen and claiming a selfless stance, highlighting a grandiose image of royal compassion and child welfare.
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Hollen
Akes
Andrees
Greece
Prrince Loula
Batmaberr
Drsteiasta
Epatn
Yarepe
Alerenire
University age sparks debate on colleges and teachers
The 800 year old University of Paris predates Oxford and influenced English public schools. Paris students aided early higher education here as professors at Strassburg and other schools earned from $349.72 to $408.49 annually based on service. In 1908 Crete’s construction tied to Princeton nears $2 million. Professor Padry A Garfield becomes Williams College president on Oct. 17, succeeding the late Henry Loomis Nelson.
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Oxford
Paris
Strausburg
Germany
Crete
Princeton University
Padry A. Garfield
Willians College
Garfeld
Henry Loomis Nelson
Girl Dies After Insect Bite in Pawtucket
A young woman, Miss Me, died after an insect bite while retling in Pawtucket on June 5. Dr Tom Murphy treated her as swelling grew and blood poisoning developed. she died at 8 yesterday morning. Neighbors suspect a black spider bite.
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Pawtucket
Tittan
Browkway
McKenna
Tomes Murphy
Torpedo tube plant burns. 80 men out of work
Fire destroyed a Bath Day Worke facility with 12 torpedo tubes and many old patterns. A large machine shop and several buildings suffered damage. Nearby vessels including the schooner William Hunt and railroad ferry Hercules were moved to safety. The origin is unknown and about 80 workers face short-term unemployment.
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Maine
Hercules
Iron Works
Fheuranen
Boys Held For Burglary In Vernon Case
Brattleboro youths alias Tenney and Louis Boyette faced burglary charges in Vernon. Bail set at 500 dollars each after allegations they planned and carried out a break in, with a revolver found in a suspect’s possession. Witnesses testified involvement by Tannoy, who allegedly confessed with Boyette to the crime.
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Louis
Vernon
W. Gibson
Ida
Reed
Vernon Rus
Elias Po Johnson Bang
Forother Boy
Byette
Boyette
Tannoy
Gigson
Rangers and Bon-accords end in 2 2 draw in season opener
The opening association football match at the Rangers grounds ends in a 2 2 tie between the Rangers and the Bon-accords. Nedric and Lindsay score for the Bons and Rangers respectively, with key plays by Lindawy and Barnyer noted amid a lively, contested second half.
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Barre Rangers
Bon-accords
Hon-accords
Toma
Piper
Ie Rangers
Bons
Black Shores
Jone
Nedrie
Deee
Ste Rae
Lindsay
Furs
Lindawy
Btaryner
Ronggoords
Maar
Thompean
Iis Taek
NM Black
Dagwid
Shane
Lnesaien
McDonald
Walenn
Tiger
Talved
Kendaince
Brattleboro Hopeful in District Convention Race
Brattleboro reports from Hattieboro indicate two candidates vie for Congress in the 2nd district. Col. Haskins supports Roosevelt policies while Plamley lags in public backing. observers expect Haskins to lead in delegate selection with convention outcomes likely favoring his candidacy.
Church and Clergy Odds and Ends from Canterbury to New York
A jumble of church notes notes on Canterbury England offerings. It cites Canterburys choral service usage in 677 and claims New York City Roman Catholic churches average twice as many Sunday attenders as other denominations. It mentions Conwell in Philadelphia and a bishop of London who drafts sermons while dressing. The piece includes garbled phrases and stray references to newspaper sources and footwork.
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England
Canterbury
New York City
Assell
Conwell
America
Baptist Temple
Philadelphia
Feas & Reporter
Beaton Newspaer
London
Powers Leaves Prison After Goebel Murder Convictions
Frankfort Ky June 15 A formal pardon ends Caleb Powers and James Howart imprisonment for complicity in the Goebel murder. Governor Willson announced the pardon after weeks of consideration and a statewide expression of support.
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Franktfort
Caleb Powers
James Howart
Goebel
Willson
Kentucky
United
M .Wison
Workmen's bargains offer value in furnishings and wear
Alex Corey & Co. advertises low prices on men’s socks six for 25 cents, straw hoes thirty cents, caps fifty cents, and other durable goods. The note claims genuine bargains for laboring men, inviting buyers to visit the store for savings on shoes, shirts, and related items.
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New York
Thas
Unclaimed Wealth Myth Dampens British Gold Seeker Tales
London reports debunking of sensational rumors about vast unclaimed fortunes. A statement by David Tworge counters claims of 83 million pounds tied to a supposed late king’s heirs. The piece notes international interest and ongoing appeals across Europe and Britain.
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London
el Anil
David Tworge
Europe
Fire Proof Water Proof Sun Proof Roofing Ad
An advertisement touts asphalt roofing with no tar and prices from 75 cents to 3 dollars per square. Also offers 2 and 3 ply parred felt at 1.00 and 1.20, plus sheathing paper at 75 cents.
Bomb in Honolulu reportedly harms Chief of Detectives and wife
An explosion in a Honolulu home damaged the residence of Chief of Detectives and his wife on Saturday. Both were uninjured in the blast. Investigators say no clue to the motive or the perpetrator, with sensational reports circulating about gambling links.
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Hopolula
Tay
Taylor
Chile
Tayher
Untitled fragment from early local page
Fragmentary OCR note references teams and scorers, with unclear names and numbers. The readable bits show a potential heat or score line and possible location cues, but the text is garbled and many terms are illegible. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
Fragmentary letter hints at enlistment in a distant conflict
A garbled editor’s scan shows a letter with phrases like One Win Wi There and whaent, plus cane be hae tae jon Saaadned. The readable fragments suggest a personal message about joining or aligning with a group, but the full meaning is unclear due to OCR corruption.
Man Signs Will in Blood Before Death in Lamentable Attempt
A man named John Smith, dying from a self inflected wound near his home in Bower County, signed a hastily drawn will in his own blood. He wished all his possessions to his mother but could not sign the document himself, making his mark instead. The will, dated June 15 and witnessed by Wydant Smith and others, was read to friends before the court on Saturday.
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John En Mark
Walla
Wydant Smith
Csmith
Bower
Erythihg
Bat Smith
Perlick
W. Bouse
Fraud order issued halts Springfield public building ad
Washington reports a fraud action tied to an ad for a proposed addition to the Springfield public building. The Department of Justice cites misrepresentation and a property seizure involving Mrs. Mildred Caldwell, with treasury steps to close the property and new postal carrier authorizations in Providence and Pittafield.
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Washington
Meyer
Tia Aia
New England
Department of Justice
Springfelt Dagbed
Treasury Department
BM. Cildwell
Janes
Trenary Reynolds
Lyman
Resto
Abbott Worsted Company
Graniteville
Sentay
Pittafidhd
Providence
Not Guilty In Capitol Case Defendants Acquitted
In Tiewburg Pennsylvania five men charged with conspiracy to defraud the state by yielding a false claim for capital construction were found not guilty. State Treasurer W L ner and Auditor General W P Snyder plus other officials were acquitted, while case details deferred to a later date as the defense sought innocence. The proceeding involved an alleged $2,000,000 capitol furnishings contract and involved the Setenae strurtion company.
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Tiewburg
Borster
W. L. Ner
W. P. Snyder
Janine MM
Concreseman
Mund Casey
Joseph M. Mustan
Casan
Setenae Strurtion Company
Capitol
Moaltie Furniture
Boston
Delegates Seen For Bryan In Lincoln Convention
In Lincoln Nebraska on June 15 Bryan supporters claimed 97 delegates from the state convention. A Saturday rally announced 67 delegates pledged to vote for Bryan, exceeding the two thirds threshold by 25.
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Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
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