Fierce Association Match Ends 2–1 After Tough Scuffle
A hard fought association football game at Rangers grounds Saturday ended 2 to 1 in favor of the Champions over the Bonaccords. Four players were injured, with gashes and head knocks reported as play featured a fast paced first half and a tense final period. The scorers were MacKenzie and Bernan for the Champions, with McKernan replying for the Bonaccords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rangers
Iech
Barclay
Eo Thithey
Scott
Trew
Woon
Bayer White
Alex. Mason
Bon Accords Booth
Murray - Nek
Brow
Dawson
Goddard Triumphs in the Tenth inning Baseball Game
Goddard won in the tenth after a back and forth scoring burst. Pike and Little sparked the Reds with key hits while Pickering, Fraser, and Vivian contributed late, and Dutton held Montpelier in the bottom of the tenth as the game ended with a tense finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Fraser
Firet
Pollard
Little
Pike
Firet Kree
Vivian
Reds
Latte
Someshe
Montpeli
Bigelow
Knapp
Davis
Pickering
Butler
Drrtton i
Booth
Dutton
Goddard
Laife
Wer
Wen Pickering
Latfe
Montpelier
Pes Butler
Socr
Capt Conklin Detailed Departure From War Department Regiment
Captain Conklin, a senior artillery officer at Fort Riley, leaves for field duty with a regimental detail. The transfer follows his role as garrison commander and the compiled order listing A Taylor as artillery commander and the planned route and dates for his detachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethan Allen
War Department
John Conklin
Fort Riley
Bee A. Taylor
Conklin
Sidoes
Maj Gale's Visit to Fort Groton Sparks Desertion Rumors
On June 10 rumor spreads that Maj Gale, inspector general, will visit the fort Tuesday. Enlisted men speculate the visit could probe recent desertions while Lt. Col. Alex Rodgers says it is only an annual inspection.
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Ang Ethan Ee
Maj
Garrision
Gale
Targa Romiber
Jesreg
Alex Rodgers
Majale
Son of Mr H P Eley Scalded by Boiling Water Accident
A child of Mr H P Eley a nine and a local druggist in Springfold Mans was badly burned when a kettle of boiling water overturned. The narrative notes the use of Comfort Powder for skin soreness and relief, praising its rapid action.
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Nin
Springfold
Mans
Sure of One Thing Declares Joy in Reconciled Friendship
A Washington Star item quotes Mr. Comryx expressing mixed feelings about friendship recovery. He says he is not as disconsolate as he would be if something broke, while acknowledging uncertain happiness about the renewed ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Comryx
Washington Sur
Montpelier Club Hidden Golf Result Report
In a 10 to 2 victory over Burlington, Montpelier Country Club defeated the visiting team. Dr. P M Lyche won with a 05 8 86, J L Mathews placed second with 04 7 8 and F W Nichols third with 04 6 5 87 5 in a 17-player Tarre Golf Club weekly event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarre Golf Club
Dr. P.M. Lyche
JL. Mathews
F. W. Nichole
Montpelier Golf Team Defeats Waubenake 10 8
Montpelier country club defeats Waubenake of Burlington 10 to 8 on the local course Saturday. Final scores show Montpelier players Brown, Biliot, Woodbury, Stearns, Shaw, and Putnam contributing to the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montpelier
Montpelier Country Club
Waubenake
Burlington
Montpelier Burlington Brown
Biliot
Woodbury Cathher
Stearns Putnam
Shaw
Baseball Notes On Montpelier Seminary And Intercity Team
Base ball notes survey Shea coaching boosting Montpelier seminary while Goddard gains steadiness and better treasuries. Intercity park crowds are strong as the lineup for opening day forms with Kil, Buns, Green, Morey, Davig as pitchers and a roster including Eaton, Ashmore, Broderick, Dorman, Sheldon, McMahon, Appersons and others. Manager Dalay expresses confidence in the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Montpelier Seminary
Goddard
Treasuries
Montpelier
Inter~ City Park
Kil
Buns
Ralph Green
Ola Morey
W. J. Davig
Davis
Harrisburg
George Eaton
Nasbun
NHL
Firet Bitye
Ashmore
Unine
St. Albans
Short
Broderick
Harrieburg
Dorman
Sovereign Remedy Promises Health for Women and Nerves
Dr. David Kennedy of Rondout New York advertises a sovereign medicine costing one dollar. It claims to treat nervousness rheumatism kidney and liver complaints and female ailments by purging poison from the blood and restoring health. Buy a bottle and never regret the exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Kennedy
Henrietta Crosman to Appear at Local Opera House
A prominent American actress, Miss Henrietta Crosman, is expected to draw a large welcome next week at the opera house. The piece of news promises widespread public interest as Crosman is described as one of the era’s most popular and acclaimed performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henrietta Crosman
Opera Hose
Miss Josman
Miss Crosman
Newriches Fashion Talk Sparks Family Banter
In a domestic exchange Mrs Newrich compliments Henry on his health while noting his fashion sense lags behind that of a true man of style. The dialogue hints at household dynamics and social expectations within a midcentury setting.
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Mrs. Newrich
Henry
How Is Your Heart A Cure Ad From Historic Times
A vintage medical advertisement touts Dr Miles Heart Cure for weak hearts and heart disease. It claims rapid relief and claims success in many cases. The text includes garbled patient notes and mentions Miles Medical Co of Elkhart Indiana.
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Miles
Miimore
Urmore Miles Medical Co
Elichart
Ind
Old Cuban Leader Gomez Dies after Brief Illness
Gen. Maximo Gomez, longtime Cuban revolutionary leader nicknamed El Candil lo, died in Havana at 6 PM on a Saturday surrounded by family and Estrada Palma. His passing ends a turbulent career with the Liberal Fusion movement, leaving a widow five sons and a daughter.
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Havana
Maxime Homes
EL Candillo
Estrada Palma
Republic
Vedado
Gomez
Santiago
Palma
Gen
Andrade
Gomer
Gen. Gomer
Gomes
National Party
Liberal
Gen. Nunes
Likkenjord
Gen. Gomez
Secretary of the Treasury
Congress
Falmer
National Theatre
United States
Cuba
Stowe High School Band Fans Farewell Open Air Concert
A large and enthusiastic crowd attended the farewell open air concert by the Stowe high school band. The band includes Harold Brush and Ethel Brush on cornets, John Smith, Stafford Boardman, Douglass on clarinets, George Hains, Elva Warren, trombones, Frank Robinson, Annie Mayo, Archie Billy, Raymond on bass, Harold Cheney, Earle Mode on drums, and Rayburn McMahon. This is the school’s only high school band in the state.
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Stowe High School
Harold Brush
Ethel Brush
John Smith
Cornet
Stafford
Boardman
Ee Douglass
George Hains
Elva Warren
Frank Robinson
Warstone
Does Ketchum Have a Valet in Jail Case
Middlebury June 19 Harry McCormick on trial claimed John Ketchum a convict had four valet in jail and was convicted after six minutes. He faced jail breaking and forgery charges with a plea of escape. The jury found him guilty on most counts amid public talk of a turnkey and access to inmates.
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Middlebury
Harry McCormick
John Ketchum
United States
Hank
Bunker Ketcham
Qualifying Policyholders for Equitable Directors
An authorized statement in New York on Saturday by Toory By MacDona for Thomas F. Ryan interests says the question of qualifying policyholders chosen by the trust to serve as directors was fully discussed with Mr. Cleveland and 11 trustees. They agreed there would be no difference in qualifying policyholders to conformity with the law and the society's charter. No ground for anxiety was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Toory
MacDona
Thomas F. Ryan
The
Equitable Society
Cleveland
Brothers Testify in Fred Johnson Weather Jay Trial
In Manchester on June 10 Judge Rowell hears the trial of Fred Johnson charged with Weather Jay’s murder. Herbert Johnson, a town constable and brother of the defendant, testified that Fred was a quarrelsome aggressor but first angry words came from the victim. Dina Johnson said the family could claim Jay shot himself if no one told the full story. Witness Lerengo placed the distance from the park to the blood at 220 feet. Dr. Cavarly testified a man with a wound could walk 120 feet before bleeding from the mouth would occur.
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Manchester
Fred Johnson
Rowell
Herbert Johoson
Cnues
Fred
Dina Jurnipon
Jay
Lerengo
Horlaik
C8. Cavarly
Rutland
Witnede Ee
Witnesses describe Rolo Johnson’s frail faculties at trial
Testimony from editor Clayton of the Londoniorry Bilter and other witnesses questioned the reliability of Johnson’s mental state noting his age and feebleness.
Kipling's Letter to Stoddard Letter to Stoddard prompts critique of travel and poetry
A fragmentary 19th century note exchanges Kipling style reproaches Stoddard for buying and praising travel poetry. The writer laments misfit satire and misreading of South Seas culture, mocks cocktails and roving bands, and requests sober, continent verses in exchange for a gift copy.
Her Method in Fragmented Family Scene
Vague dialogue fragment shows a mother waiting by the door as a father returns. The lines hint at domestic routine and tension though details are sparse. No clear人物 names or setting emerge from the OCR snippet.
Not In It We Admit Reaching Aged Lake Memory
Fragmentary lines recall aging, lakeside leisure, and a musical refrain. The text hints at nostalgia or drift, mentioning a lake outing and a folk tune, with references to places and a newspaper page fragment. The tone remains reflective and literary.
Corroborated Remarks at Frew Press Reading
The passage cites a playful exchange about a man described as exceptionally neat, with Mrs Biffeon and Mr Bangs praising his cleaning work. Frew Press is noted as the source of the remark.
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