Fast Pace Keeps Up as Tenney's Men Lead tight race
In a brisk afternoon of baseball action the trio of leaders in the National League kept pace. Jenney's Boston Americans defeated Cincinnati 9 to 2 while Cleveland toppled New York to seize top spot, Philadelphia closed in on the leaders by beating Detroit, and Chicago and Philadelphia battled in a shutout tilt. St Louis made errors yet lost to Boston, widening the chase.
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Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn
New York
Louis
Jenney
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louie
Lightning Prints Bird and Snake On Her Arm
A storm scene in a Newark area garden features Mrs Thomas Tynch of 416 Wilton Street Cyclone strike as hair touched gate render. The tale blends a glowing mark resembling inked snake and Chinese inscription motifs with a vivid description of lashes of lightning and a blackened forearm. Sacred imagery accompanies a bizarre account of the sky’s violence.
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York
Women vote to back municipal lighting plan at Potsdam
In Potsdam New York a public ownership measure to supply street lighting won by a 68 percent majority with strong female voter support. About one third of ballots were cast by women and backed municipal ownership to operate a lighting plant, despite an injunction block from the Potadam electric company and ongoing court appeals over permit and franchise issues.
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Polat
Meodalony
Kellogg
Court of Appeal
Burlington Grand List Completes After Tax Appraisal
Burlington officials finalize the 1906 grand list showing total valuation around 14 million dollars with real estate and personal estate totals. Footings compare to 1905, and the assessors will continue field inspections to appraise each property for the four year taxation period.
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Burlington
A Close Game Tie South End Oatmealersedge Watson Street State
A close afternoon game saw South Enders beat Watson Street State 2 to 1. South Enders scored in the first two innings, while Watson Street added a lone run. Strong pitching and fielding undercut the visitor offense as the South Enders claimed a narrow victory.
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South End Oatmealers
Watson Street State
Ie Weel
Yan
South Waders
Bitaire
Ays
South Enders
Annie Tae
Alexander Carswell
Clark
Alarming Health Panic Reported By Local Union Branch
A troubling account describes a teen health crisis linked to neglect and alleged poor medical advice. The piece references Dr New LA Pills and a claimed cure touted by a local pharmacy. It notes involvement by the Red Cross Pharmacy and a Barre area labor union, signaling a community response to the issue.
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Theo
Union Label Promoted Amid Mixed Local Sentiment
Fragmented voter dialogue expresses support for the Union Label while residents debate civic participation and timing. References to Maree and nearby areas mention social and domestic concerns with callings to exercise informed choice and civic duty.
Seniors Start for Capital from Stowe High School
The senior class of Stowe High School, with Mr A J Chaney as chaperone, travels by stage to New London Connecticut then to New York City for breakfast. They plan six hours in Philadelphia with a visit to the United States Mint. The group reaches Washington Saturday night for four days of tours including Mount Vernon. They return to Stowe Friday night.
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Stowe
Stowe High School
Cmnpaend
A. JM Chaney
Jett
Ise Jngton Yexter
New London
New York City
Jersey City
Philadel
Phin
Russian outlook worse as radical factions threaten government
The report describes growing radical influence in St Petersburg politics as Cossacks and agrarians mutiny against authorities. It notes troops siding with peasants, calls for local troop dispatch, and questions whether the government can withstand escalating agrarian demands and revolutionary propaganda.
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Shee
Profecwue Milyonkov
Canarias Demorats
Parlement
Comsacks
M. Svenashtihott
Coluime
Comck
Gonnes Frain Poltava
Russia
Pater Jung
Portuya
Building On Rock At Qdds Over Packers Bill
A health themed advertisement likens building a solid foundation to strong health. It promotes Seven Malt Emulsion and Cod liver oil as builders for the body, condemning alcohol and whiskey while endorsing malt products and pure liver oil. The notice ends with pharmacist A Brown at 44 North Main Street in Barrett.
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Packers
Bill
Whitkey
Wincett
North Main Street
Barrett
Korean Girls Cannot Wed Till Prince Does
A cable from Seoul reports Korea restricts aristocratic marriages until the crown prince proclaims his election. Governors enforce bans on eligible maidens descriptions while the prince hesitates, triggering disfavor in Kyeryke and Kyongeang as daughters await royal word. The policy impacts noble households nationwide.
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Prince
New York
Sinwayne
Elmen
Kyeryke
Ate Holla
Kyongeang
Disturbances Close Banks Shops and Factories in Ruptin Town
Ten days after Thursday’s outbreak in Vialyoutok Ruxtin banks shops and factories remain closed. About twenty districts suffered losses as business activity sharply declined and the town faced an extremely critical situation with widespread stoppages and precautionary measures in place.
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Vialyoutok
Ruxtin
Prohibition Convention Calls State Meeting In Vermont
A Prohibition party convention is called in Hartington Temple Vermont to nominate candidates for the state elections in September. The meeting aims to select a slate for the executive and other posts, with authority given to the committee to handle other business.
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London
Prohibition Party
Natal
Hartington
South Africa
Tennis in England upsets World Champion in nine sets
In a chaotic report from England a young Jay Gould defeated the world champion by nine sets to one amid mixed names and garbled phrases. The account mentions Lanntony Hy Adem ET Skyltli Tanglin shgetl and other scrambled terms but centers on Gould’s surprising win and a Davie cup context with tennis experts later claiming a world elimination occurred.
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Young Jay Gould
Lanntony
Suvi Ranteon
Ales
Hairs
New Clue To Murder Linked To Creditor Case
A fragmented report notes a murder tied to a creditor case in New York. It mentions Mia and Alice Kinnan, with references to a supposed suspect list and police actions. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors but indicate a detective or court investigation progressing.
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Mia
Alice Kinnan
New York
Dave
Wenday
Chun Call
Pest
Indney
Wiling
Cornell Ted
Prominent Yachtman Chaotic Update From New York Club
Prominent New York yachtsman Nlenotsan Kane, longtime member of the New York Yacht Club for thirty years, is seriously ill. His condition and prospects for recovery remain doubtful as medical staff monitor his health.
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New York
Nlenotsan Kane
Te New York Yacht Club
Lin
Washington Moves Toward Joint Treaty Talk With Canada
June 16 in Washington reports a queer start for a joint treaty on boundary and water questions with Canada. Secretary of State Root has sent conferees a letter noting that a map amendment would hinder treaty framing with Ambassador Durand. Canadians urge discussing the Chicago drainage canal water for power and borders, citing high flow and potential use limits.
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Washington
Canada
Valle
Senate York Au
United States
Michigan
Root
Ambassador Durand
Chicago Clrainage Canal
Missing man from Einedale youth of sixty sought after trip
Pratteboro June 16 William H H Lye moan of Einedale New York formerly tried walestinn for Vrunhar shoe item has been missing since June 8 when he began a regular trip expecting to return last Saturday He has been away from his children and employers now traced to Crevrfield and Autheret Mars and there no further trace was found
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Pratteboro
William HH
Lyemoan
Einedale
Walestinn
Crevrfield
Autheret
Mars
Diphtheria Case In Putney Strikes Local Hope
Titattlevor June 16 reports deaths and illnesses from diphtheria in Putney. Ransom Blow dies in Fitneys Woilnewlay after contracting the disease. Harry Crowley and several students are listed among the affected, with warnings of dangerous throat conditions.
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Waldo
Harry Crowley
Railways and harbors tense as world events unfold
The report from several cities notes growing unrest and military readiness. In Odessa troops patrol. harbor commands and artillery readiness loom. In Europe, residents face anxiety amid strikes and distant conflicts, while other cities report unusual activity and protective measures underway.
Unclear Fragments From South Ryegate Notice Board
Fragmented OCR text mentions names and places such as South Ryegate Naples and Naples Maly, with garbled phrases about births, arrivals, voyages, and a Friday evening gathering. Several personal names appear nonsensical, making a coherent event hard to determine.
Roosevelt letter to Wadeworth on farm bill changes
Washington reports President Roosevelt letter to Clairman Wadeworth discusses agricultural inspection provisions in the Beveridge amendment. He says most changes favor the Senate version, aiming to minimize disruptions by packers and protect honest shippers while seeking a pure factory provision and government supervision. He clarifies concern over whether prefer or governor form affects the bill's purpose.
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Washington
Wadsworth
Anderstoal
Tthe
Ageleutti
Roosevelt
Clairan Wadeworth
House Communities On
Wadaworth
Senate
Harper
Te Peesitent
Lake Shore rail case tied to New York Central liner inquiry
June 16 Washington reports instructions issued for pro ceedings against the Lake Shore rail road with investigations involving the Standard Oil company and executives tied to Chicago Cleveland routes. A broader commission hearing in Cleveland is noted with actions impacting the Lake Shore operations and related financial receipts.
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Washington
Lake Shore
Roiel
Leone
Jerome to Babcock Letter Seeks Grand Jury Exemption
A letter from Jerome to Representative Babcock asks that he not appear before a grand jury to testify on contributions linked to a life insurance campaign. Days earlier Mr Hubiweh was summoned but claimed he was too busy and that his wife was ill.
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Washungtim
Tuum
Vietriel
Heron
Babcock
Myriapl Life Enrod
Hubiweh
Bey
Race War in Texas Reported Amid Death Toll
Fragmentary OCR notes describe violence between Mexicans and Americans in Tare County Texas with several killed including ex State Senator Lane. The report cites martial confrontations and mentions Port Worth and Desa Inge with scattered figures and names.
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Port Worth
Tare County
Ahich
Lane
Fine Ice Cream Parlor Opens With Fruit Store
A new Tee Cream Parlor linked to a Fruit Store offers the finest Ice Creams including Strawberry Tee Cream made from real fruit. The shop handles wholesale and retail ice cream and delivers ice and more, with fruit delivered free to homes.
Outdoor sports pain relief and care claim review
The passage appears to discuss a general external remedy for rheumatism neuralgia and muscle strain tied to outdoor sports. It asserts effectiveness, economy, and cleanliness for quick relief of stiff sore muscles from golf baseball or other outdoor activities, and mentions a June 16 report from Workington about foreign commerce and a 10 month summary of a year's committee activities, including import/export totals and food trade shifts.
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Workington
Department of Emntaree
Tiipart
Wagae
Colle
United States
Bryan Off For Norway
William J. Bryan travelled from St Dotorstaeg to Stockholm and plans a brief visit to Sweden and Norway. He aims to attend the coronation of King Han VII, and consults with foreign officials while avoiding involvement in Russian politics. A group of Deputies photographed him and pressed for a public stance on peasant oppression, which he declined to give.
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St. Dotorstaeg
William J. Tiryan
Stockholm
Sweden
Norway
Hanon VII
Bryan
Cima
Miedaia
Thorley
Foreign Office
Ia Werm
Eer
Reditehetf
Aledgin
Veteralits
Penmtte
Bryie Tor
Mrr
Senator Whyte Recalls Vote Against National Incorporation
Senator William Finkney Whyte of Marra recalls opposing a national incorporation plan described as a Carter-era proposal. He cites a 1930s debate at the Federal Constitutional Convention where states were deemed best to grant incorporators, reflecting on a long-ago partisan stance and its impact.
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William Finkney Whyte
Marra
Sena
Kous
Lake Erie
Obie
Whyte
Deposits May Be Called In By Treasury Under Plan
A partial OCR read outlines a move to call deposits totaling 310,049,000 from 35 functional banks. The special report notes the action was prepared two months earlier with an expected July return, while Secretary Shaw extended the deadline. The final decision hinges on further considerations.
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Washington
Fancitt de
Shaw Qa
Exclusion Act Dead Sparks Treasury Debate
Washington June 16 There will be a formal inquiry into Chinese exclusion costs as officials clash over enforcement. Secretary Metcalf declines to discuss testimony from Commissioner on expense estimates for the five fiscal year starting July 1. The committee heard requests for 500000 to cover the act and stamp costs, while questioning why the ban was not enforced and asserting orders from higher up.
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Washington
Jupe
Sec
Sargent
Matealf Thes
Hie
Cormissioner
Dee Oo
Nia
Metcalf
Confident Next House Will Be Republican
Washington June 16 Rep James K Watson Republican whip says study of political trends shows no reason for Democrats to capture the House. He predicts 41 Republican seats with a secure majority of 32 in the House. He warns only a Democratic landslide could alter the outcome.
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James K. Watson
Tloose
House of Representatives
le Fide
Me. Watson
New York
Twain Fidiana
Werneytvanke
Qower
Comeuress
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