Chicago Cubs Shut Out Boston as Meister Dominates
Boston failed to score while Chicago pitchers held firm, with Sheckard Hoffmann and Steinfeldt contributing key hits. Dormer allowed runs in the fourth and seventh as Chicago built a 5 to 0 lead, later expanding to 9 to 0 by final at Fenway. Death of Cy Rantle noted in Gaysville obituary.
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Boston
Chicagox
Tenory
Meister
Chicago
Dormers
Sheckard
Hoffman
Chanee
Moran
Stere
Steinfeldt
Beers
Norwich Prize Speaking Honors At Graduation Night
The Norwich Northfoll prize speaking event on June 20 featured cadets and townsfolk. Winners included A1 Andrews of Northfield Fille with $16, K. F. Baldwin of Bo Liberty with $10, and Po Se Clarke of Waltham with $5. The cadet orchestra performed, marking its first involvement in commencement week activities.
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E.P. Baliwing
Frank Sheldon
Yourke
Hy Seiple
Cadet
Yrelowteas
Newell
Dunlop
Hayes Kiel
Ohio coal strike ends as miners return to work
In Columbus on June 19 a settlement of the Ohio miners strike was announced with workers resuming duties. Officials say the formal notice will be published later, and the retreat includes the return of unions to eastern Gio mines.
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Columbus
Ohio
Gio
East Barre Notes and Local Harbors of Illness and Visits
East Barre notes report Robert Watson ill and Mr Woodworth weakening. Mrs Irving Bates returns from Branbury after a brief stay. Mrs Robie Woodward attends wedding of Net fink Susie das Miss Harriman visits Mrs A Goleman in Corinth yeuter. The Vasties Aid of the Congregational will hold a meeting Thursday afternoon at 4 o clock. Monday afternoon Robert Gray falls into quarry hole at Littlejohns sprains foot but continues work. Sunday school practice continues with expectant charge admiller next Sunday morning program.
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Mr. Woodworth
Tate
Irving Bates
Bran‘ Yy
Mra. Robi
Woodward
Brat Weborn
Net Fink
Susie Das
Vasties
Congregational
Levi Sargent
Ain
Robert Gray
Littlejohn’s
Atds
Local notes from Granville area meeting and incidents
Graniteville notes report Anthony Donaline initiating nine title events at Tile home and a Town of Narre gathering at Lower Graniteville School Friday evening. A Junior Court meeting is set for Thursday at seven. A loan case involving Eli Drury caused a wagon incident with minor damage and no serious injuries.
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Anthony Donaline
Narre
Caurus
Granites Ville
Dune Bf
ATL
Serres Bee
Te Keness
Tamport
Eli
Drury
Mr. Drury
Dorie
Noted Soldier Credits Discovery for Health in Campaign
Willie L Morgan a retired U S Army sergeant from Concord New Hampshire credits Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption with keeping him in perfect health after two years in Cuba and two in the Philippines. He says the remedy helped him during campaigns and endorses its use. The pace is controlled by Central Labor Union of Barre and Vicinity.
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Cubu
Philippines
Willie L. Morgan
U.S
Concord
Cuba
King
Central
Labor Union
Barre and
Union Label Urges Brothers to Demand Union Made Goods
A call to workers to ensure their collars and cuffs show the Union Label. The message questions why unionists would buy non union made products and urges consistent support across industries. It emphasizes responsibility to fellow unionists and to seek Union Made items in every purchase.
Kean Sentenced Twenty Years For Kidnapping Freddie Muth
Kean was convicted on a grand jury indictment for kidnapping Freddie Muth. He received a 20 year sentence from Judge Saleberger and was transferred to the penitentiary within hours after the hearing. Freddie Muth appeared in court with his father, while authorities planned the trial and pursued swift justice.
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Freddie
Tendax
Dmaghy
Iris
Saleberger
Kean
Plans Crusade Against Hidden Gasoline Tanks
Chicago officials report illegal gasoline and benzoline storage by auto dealers, mainly on Michigan Avenue. More than 5,000 gallons of volatile oils are kept in tanks under streets and sidewalks, prompting a street department crusade to shut them down.
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Chicago
Michigan Avenue
Sapt. Wl
Anoh
Dallar
Vermont
Baseball Scores From Yesterday in the American League
Reported results show AL games with Detroit defeating New York 4 to 1, Cleveland beating Philadelphia 9 to (undetermined), and St Louis beating Washington 3 to (undetermined) with Boston at Chicago remaining unclear.
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Boston
Chicago
Louis
Phila
Eta
New York
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Bethel
Cy Rmitle
Gaysville
Dekh
Dire
Mate
Culver
Mikes Leda
Algory
Bavith
Yliystelens
Nayeville
Detroit
Cleveland
Philadelphia A
Cleve
St. Louis
Washington
Philadelphia
New Blood for Boston as Holy Cross Players Reach Pro Ball
On June 20 Holy Cross left fielder Moston and catcher Carrigan will join the Boston Americans in Philadelphia next Friday. Both may play in the Brown game in Providence after a schedule adjustment. Moston, a top college hitter at .291 last season, has played left field for three years and is a strong thrower. Carrigan showed rapid development and drew interest from several major teams.
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Moston
Oth Hoes
William Carrigan
Holy Cros
Boston Americans
Philadelphia
Holy Cross
Providenes
Jaume Ty Raston
Mocy Vre
Imark
Bern
Tehelus
Cleveland
Iowa Bank Closed by State Examiner in Clearfield
The Varmen State Bank of Clearfield in Taylor county was closed by the State Bank Examiner. Books appear in bad shape and the bank’s condition is not yet known. A receiver will be appointed. Some large losses were reported tied to alleged shakers.
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Ochrarifeld
Varmen
Clearfdhl
Taylor County
Vexaminer
Dr Hamilton Installed at Tutte Commencement Gathering
Graduation week exercises at Tutte featured Frederick W Hamilton as president of Tutte. Attending were Lather of Trinity, Woo Tucker, George Hodges from the Theologies School at Cambridge, and Charles Tivrell of Massachusetts.
Annual Agreement Renewed by Key Labor Groups
Representatives of Stove Youndry men National Defer aseoeration and Tron Molders Union of North Avoenues renew an annual conference with a satisfactory settlement. Friendly relations have existed for fifteen years, amid a backdrop of industrial cooperation and mutual respect.
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Stove Youndry Men's
National Defer Aseoeration
Tron Molders’ Union of North Avoenues
Griffin Store Sale Nets New Firm in Proctor Area
The S L Griffin store, the largest country store near Vermont Marble Co. in Proctor, has been sold to KC Mare of an eastern city and McIntyre Phere. The firm name will be the McIntyre Mercantile Co. with $18,000 in stock and cash.
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Rokpert Nengstein
Onima
Vermont Marble Co
Proctor
KC Mare
Oe City
McIntyre, Phere
Negligence Suit Filed Over Fatal Freight Car Incident
Alice Green, a missionary of the George H. Green family, sues in Rutland County Court seeking 10000 dollars for alleged negligence after being thrown from a freight car at Clarendon and dying from injuries suffered in February.
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Rutland
Alice Green
The
Des Ees Feorge
H. Green
I Wolt
Rutland Wunty
Green
Clarendon
British subjects killed near Amoy
The State Department received a despatch from Amoy China reporting that two British sailors were killed thirty three miles from Amoy. The incident increases tension in the area as officials confirm the deaths and await fuller details from local authorities.
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Washington
State Department
Amoy
China
Anne
Vermonters Endorse Roosevelt Platform For 1906 Election
Vermont Republicans at Montpelier in June 1906 adopt a platform praising President Theodore Roosevelt for his administration. They urge reforms in caucus law penal institutions and taxation, call for higher educational standards, highway funding accountability, and a fair local option law. They also pledge efforts toward forest preservation and better state finances.
No Opposition to Congressman Foster in Vermont Nomination
Middlebury June 5 The Republican party of Vermont’s first congressional district renominated David J Foster by acclamation at a district convention in Burlington. Charles J Russell presented Foster’s name and the nomination was seconded by district officials. Foster spoke about twenty minutes thanking the party and outlining national issues. The district committee listed are Adams, Pletehor, Stoddard, Clark and others with I O Sturtevant serving as secretary.
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Republican Party of
Vermont
Montpelier
Toliy i
Republicans of
Middlebury
Latruaille
W. Clark
Mureleville
Rutland
P. G
Swinington
I. O
Sturtevant
American Killed Near El Paso in Railroad Project
Fragmentary report states an American was killed near El Paso amid a grain contract and railroad project involving Cananiea, Fagul iver, Pacito Railroad, and Southern left enterprise. The brief, incomplete dispatch provides few verifiable details on the incident, persons, or dates.
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el Maso
Tor
Dune
el Paes
Milan
Cananiea, Faguliver & Pacito Railroad
Southern Left Enterprise
No Propers to Servia in Gleanings Brief Notes
From the poorest people succeed in establishing homes and own them. The Turkish government revenues barely cover interest on 750 million dollars in bonded debt. An avalanche near Mittholz Switzerland caused forest destruction within four miles. Substitutes for coffee include roasted grasses root figs turnip and acorns. An Austrian giant twenty two years old seven feet four inches seeks a pension in Warrnambool Victoria for heart disease.
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Mittholz
Switzerland
Warrnambool
Victoria
Tales of Cities and Labor Notes Summary
Population figures for Mexico City and Buenos Aires are discussed alongside Bowdoinham Maine with five tide rivers. Philadelphia hosts many lodging houses while regulations limit small ones. The union movement is noted with a Buffalo meeting on May 3 and a call to protect real worker needs.
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Mexico
Bowdoinham
New England
Philadelphia
Buenos Ayres
International Union of Pawers Rammers
Buffalo
Roman Camp Crow
The crown of the Romans was awarded to a soldier who entered the enemy camp in a bold raid. The small Dickets decorated the crown, imitating the palisades surrounding the camp.
Turtles First Used in War Recalled in Debated Note
Fragmentary text recalls the use of “American turtles” as torpedoes in a war era, mentioning their cee we arin and begrudging regard. The readable fragments suggest a historical note on early weapon design and naming.
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Preister
Mr. Dormer
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Graniteville
Union
Freddie Muth
St. Dept
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S. L. Griffin
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Barre, Vt
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President Roosevelt
Viest
Theodore Roosevelt
Mooverel
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David J. Voster
Sieth
Rere
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Hitlen
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Weiter
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Malaga
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Claude Seurat
Foster
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