Tigers Rally Past Red Sox With Eighth-Inning Burst
Detroit pounded Winter for multiple hits, scoring key runs in the eighth to take a 5-2 win over Boston. Burkett, Stahl and O Leary produced early and late offense as the Tigers bunched hits, while Boston’s fielding miscues amplified the defeat in a miserably played game.
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Boston
Detroit Tigers
Feld
Tors
Winter
Mullen
Tigers
Sebach
Parent
Burkett
O'Leary
Stahl
Drill
Collins
Mullin
Etea
Origer
Shere
Piday Winter
Burker
Cooley
Hickman
Crawford
Coughlin
Callins
Oooley
Schaefer
Behwefer
Lowe
Funeral for local businessman Smalley after pneumonia
Morrisville June 16 Fred J. Smalley died Thursday afternoon at his home on Congress street after a serious pneumonia illness begun last Saturday. He was a well known dealer in western horses carriages farming tools and related goods with a large family including a wife three children Bays Salli and Mevyrl and many siblings in the West. Funeral plans are unsettled pending arrival of western relatives.
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Morrisville
Fred J. Somlley Wid
Congress Street
Maynard
Burlington
Smalley
Bays
Salli
Mevyrl
West
Cal Cura Guaranteed for Land Bladder Troubles
Cal Cura promises cure for land bladder troubles using a newly discovered principle. Presented as not patented but with a guarantee. Dr Kennedy and E A Drown of Barre Vermont endorse the Remedy and urge readers to obtain it today for relief.
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P Weston Hon
Lr. Kennedy
E. A. Drown
Barre, Vt
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Vital Organs Renewal
An 19th century style advertorial extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a powerful tonic and alterative for liver and kidneys. It claims the product restores proper function, relieves yellow skin, constipation, bad taste, headaches, pimples, and loss of courage, urging readers to take it for renewed vigor.
Vermont to observe Mary M Rogers execution by statute
Sheriff Peck stated plans to carry out the Mary Roge rs case strictly under Vermont law. The statute limits witnesses to twelve citizens and officials will decide who qualifies in a conference with Governor Bell next week.
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Wonderock
Peck
Mary Rogere
Vermont
Charles J. Bell
Sheriff Peck
Governor Bell decline to attend Rogers execution
Walden June 17 Gov Charles J Bell told the Associated Press he will not attend the execution of war Rogers, saying he never intended to do so. The statement cites no further action from the governor and leaves the case without his personal participation.
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Gov. Bell
Exonerated By Murderess Readings Pa June 17 Trial Update
Reading Pennsylvania June 17 exoneration story details Samuel Grea sol and a negro admitting murder of John Edwards and wife Kate Edwards. Testimony convicted Greason years ago, later exonerated him. Death warrant issued, case hailed as remarkable murder trial in state with Mrs Edwards mother of Grea gen awaiting next court actions.
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Reading
Samuel Greasol
John Edwards
Kate Edwards
Greason
Hia
Bayis
Greagen
Develo
Edwards
Remor
Capes
Weaver to Keep On In Philadelphia Political Probe
The Philadelphia hearing before Select Councilman Frank H L Caven in the Thirty fourth ward suggests two more arrests may follow. Elihu Root, ex Secretary of War and mayoral adviser, attended with the mayor, as the war board and advisory committee reviewed contract revelations and discussed possible prosecutions. Root arrived from New York and joined the session at City Hall amid ongoing conferences with officials.
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Philadelphia
Wwe
Frank HL. Caven
Elihu Root
Weaver
Mayor's War Board
Root
Broad Street Station
New York
Robert Grier
City Hall
Gordon
Auerbach
Eisenbronn
Hay Returns from Europe With Roosevelt Aide Note
Special messenger from President Roosevelt greeted John Hay on arrival at the Baltic port. Hay, freshly back from Europe, received a bulky envelope from the president at quarantine. Hay refused to reveal its contents, though hints pointed to possible signals about a peace conference.
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Baltic
New York
John Hay
Lee
Eeemaliet
Rowevelt
Vesel
Hay
Roosevelt
France and Britain Worry Over Morocco Pretext in Crisis
Paris reports that France and Germany pursue talks beyond the Morocco issue, with Germany demanding guarantees France will not isolate her by closer ties to rivals. Berlin presses for a conference on Moroccan affairs and to curb French moves threatening the Triple Alliance. The crisis dampens European markets as Rouvier stays at Foreign Affairs with finance to be filled.
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Germany
France
Paris
Morocco
Fez
Echo de Paris
Nenvita
Eeho
Prince von Radolin
Amme Suler
Rouvier
Een Reese
Globe
Pork Sun
Europe
Enormos
Pall Mall Gazette
London
Urann Arrested in Seattle for 101 Theft Counts
Louis J. Urann sought in Boston on 101 counts of theft was arrested in Seattle on June 17 by detectives. He admitted identity and claimed innocence. The alleged theft total is about $11,000. Samuel P. Goodenough of Boston, his employer from November 4, 1909 to March 1904, is the complainant. Urann, 31, arrived last August and found work with a Seattle meat packer as city salesman.
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Seattle
Washington
Louis J. Urann
Boston
Samuel P. Goodenough
Urann
First Authentic Grief Tetanus Case Reported in Italy Arrival
A young man who arrived from Italy two weeks ago developed lockjaw from grief, becoming the first authentic tetanus triamius case in the area. He sat for hours grinding teeth and cursing thieves who swindled him of 25. Five days later his jaws locked and doctors failed to relieve him, he is kept alive with liquid foods.
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Tetanus Triamius
Italy
Orrine promises cure for drink habit by Washington chemist
An advertisement proclaims Orrine No 1 powder and Orrine No 2 pills as scientific remedies to destroy cravings for alcohol. It claims no detention, secret administration, no nausea, and improved nerves digestion and sleep. The notice invites readers to write for a free booklet from the Orrine Company in Barre, Vermont.
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Earth
Washington
Orrine Company, Inc
Weg
D, C
Red Cross Peer
Rickert & Well
Barre, Vt
Mrs C H Davenport Dies After Illness in Brattleboro
Brattleboro reports the death of Mrs Charles Hi Davenport wife of The Reformer former editor after several weeks of pneumonia and meningitis She was forty eight and previously lived in New Bedford Mass Her maidename was Annie P Laughton Her career included work at Brattleboro Retreat and at The Reformer office She is survived by husband and three children Laurie Holton and others
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Brattleboro
Charles Hi. Davenport
The
Reformer
Annie P. Laughton
New Bedford
Mass
Lauiee
Holton
His Chance for Fame
Tommy attempted a risky stunt on a moving street car and narrowly escaped serious injury. He was left shaken but unharmed after a bystander named Gass intervened and an iceman helped secure him. Tucker noted the price of a photo, while Tommy disclosed his home address at 6787 Bim avenue.
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Tommy
Eras Hotes
Ana
Ava
Tucker
Bim Avenue
Chicago
RANER TO ADDRESS 75th American Institute Convention
Walter E. Ringer state superintendent will deliver an address at the 75th annual convention in Portland Maine. The program features Professor Isaac Thomas of Burlington High School and includes notable figures such as Wy Stetson Maine superintendent and Percival Baxter Portland mayor.
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Portland
Walter E. Ringer
Ranaan
Tute
Bickham
YW. O. Wheeler
Burlington
Ysaac Thomas
Te Amen
Maevard Veruettae i
Yale
Wy ‘Stetson
Maine
Ie Education
Percival P. Baxter
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Wasllington
le Duc
Jeveland U
Sphia
Bate
AS Et Louie
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Fred J. Smalley
Cal
Liver and Kidneys
Mary M. Rogers
Mrs. Edwards
Husband
Britain
Kaiser
C. H. Davenport
Hale
Pike
Raner
of American Institute of Instruction
Argosy
Munsey
Red Book
Ainslie
Century
Harpers
Scribners
Ideas Book and Stationery Store
Hale's Block
People’s Shoe Store
W. Frank Harris
Uophie,r ’ Ranges
C. W. Averill & CO
North Main Street
Barre
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