Graniteville Defeats Italian Athletic Club 6 to 3 in Strong Showing
Olgen and Goddard’s pitcher limited the Italians to three hits while Graniteville rapped 11 hits and outplayed the visitors at Ranger grounds Saturday afternoon. Hinan fanned 10, Donahue and Fraser sparked the offense, and Graniteville capitalized on errors to pull away for the sixth inning win.
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Rangers’ Grounds
Graniteville
Olsen
Goddard Seminary
Donahue
Tilton
N.H
Seminary
Hinan
Gal
Gabelloni
Hains
Granitevile
Fraser
Brock
Necond
Querre
Nicorn
Fenes
Cella
Ulsin
West Field
Knights of Columbus Beat Williamstown in 10 Innings
Barre Knighte of Columbus defeated Williamstown on their grounds in a 10 inning game. Nelson stole home and scored the deciding run in the 10th as Haddiven drove in two runs, Garrity and NI also contributed. Scoring in the 6th came on a wild throw by Garrity and a Bemis, with other runs in the middle innings. National and American League scores followed.
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Williamstown
Withiaimstown
Jung
Knighte
Columbus
Meronce
Sae
Amhaee
Psi
Ores
Hls Sia
Sven
Nda
Xix
Nelson
Knights
Haddiven
Garrity
Waile Garrity
Ing
Williazmetown
Gary
Territy
Spencer
Bemis
Tollowe
Scratch Man Tooks First In Weekend Golf Tourney
In the weekly Marre golf club tourney, Dalgarno finished third with a score of TH, while Dick Davie led the field by half a point over John Reid. Miss Sexton excelled in the Ladies' Tournament, posting a strong net score amid a windy round.
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Dalgarno
Miss Sexton
Dick Davie
Marre
John Reid
Geting
Ladies Tournament Results Highlight Miss Sexton Lead
Four players competed last week in the ladies tournament with Miss Sexton taking first place at 60 percent. The field included a 60 percent score by another participant and Dodge finished third with 60 percent. The exact scores list includes Mrs C A Dedge at 74.
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Dodge
Gross
Nat
C. A. Dedge
Sarsatabs and names in a fragmented notice
Fragmentary OCR lists items and names including Sarsatabs and several individuals such as Vivian Crncilll and Scampini. The text mentions time and attendance figures but lacks clear event details or context.
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Ton Scumai
Vivian
Crncilll
Hite
Scampini
Wopird
Stewart
Ballooning 15 Not All: Glidden and Stevens Land in Vermont
Balloonists Fumi Charlee J Glidden and Leo Stevens land in Vermont after a balloon journey starting at Fittefield Kelday. They travel two hours, fail to communicate with outside world until Saturday morning, abandon their airship on a mountain, and land near a farmhouse four miles away. Glidden claims strong winds and near misses but uncertain contact and readings.
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Fumi Charlee J. Glidden
Leo Stevens
Charles Wl. Glidden
Pq Stevens
Fittefield Kelday
Oulock
Dummerston
Putney
Hamipshire
Glidden
Brattleboro
Sora
Crete
Montpelier C. C. Team Wins Camp Invite
Montpelier City Club wins and secures a camp invitation in a rough Northwest Vermont report. Golfera from St Johnsbury is highlighted as being drawn into the event, with details limited by the fragmentary OCR.
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Montpelier C. C
Old Pine Golfera of
St. Johnsbury
Electric car collision injures eleven in Williamstown
A Berkshire street railway crash left eleven injured when two cars ran together on a hill near the Boston and Maine depot. Among the injured was a New York City woman riding in the car ahead who aided others and escaped unharmed. The accident occurred shortly after 10:39 as the cars followed closely from North Adams toward Williamstown, before the line descended the hill to the Mill.
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Williamstown
Mans
Berkshire Street Railway
Lure
Williamatown
Mies
Mary Oe
New York City
Willametown
North Arms
Boston and Maine
Williametown
Roosevelt to Californians Letter on Japan Delays
A mislabeled dispatch recounts President Roosevelt sending sharp letters to Japan via California contact. The personal message emphasizes persistence and the possibility of escalating actions if requests are not met, reflecting tense diplomatic exchanges and internal debate.
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Japan
Jose
Cal
Teagié
Hagen
United States
Gale
Children in autos parade through Brattleboro streets
A local Brattleboro club led a children parade with about 40 vehicles, two trips, and mothers assisting as the caravan traveled through town. The first division started from 1180 Une villa pamman, the second from 3240, with smiling children along country roads. The event aimed to give the children a title tied to a mobile theme.
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Brattleboro Club
Micheal Parva School
Atvlt
Une Villa Pamman
Joneses Celebrate Fifty Years Married At Montpelier
Mr and Mrs Oscar Jones observed their golden wedding at Montpelier after living outside the town. Born in Berlin June 25, Mr Jones and his wife spent most of their lives in the neighborhood. They moved to Montpelier three years ago to be near their children, two sons and a daughter. A small family gathering was held on the occasion with relatives present from Codais and surrounding areas.
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Oscar 2. Jones
In Jones
C.B
Sting
Sranley Jon
Harry C. Jones
Mra W. Li. Wheeler
Codais
Ave
Deautil
Bilwarl
Sida
Bose
Seventeenth Child Born to One Mother Record Found
A historic note describes a mother who bore seventeen children, each year a baby added to the family, with the superintendent recording births in a dated ledger and noting the unusual family pattern. The Mathiew family, including Mire Mathie and Lore, is referenced in the account.
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Philof
Mathieu
Anmm
M Corti
Bird
Lore
Anna
Mathiew
Bern
Mrs Belle Gunness Method Emerges From College Clue
Laporte Ind June 22 The first positive information on how Mrs Belle Gunness lured victims to her private cemetery was obtained Saturday at a college. Investigators found traces of arsenic and other substances in the remains linked to Andrew Aberdeen.
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Laporte
Ind
Belle Guinness
College
Andrew Aberdeen
Carriage Girl Murder Mystery Stuns Ohio Town
In New Philadelphia Ohio on a June night, 19 year old Miss Arlyne Knisely was killed as she rode with Charles Stach, a 40 year old from the same town. A revolver was found near the buggy after three shots and a struggle, with authorities unsure of motive as the coroner began inquiries.
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Philadephia
Charles Black
Firthatrovt
Titan
Stach
Cobie
Kaisely
Ehella
Mins Knisely
May Prove a Murder Mystery at Gotham Hotel
A body was found in a hotel room at the Gotham Hotel with rope attached to one end, identified by authorities as Mary Lynn, a recent chambermaid who worked there about two weeks. A search yields few leads as Hotel staff claim no knowledge of the woman.
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New York
Lynn
Hotel Gotham
Mary Lynn
Hothan As & Chambernald
Taft Abandons Campaign Manager Choice
Cincinnati June 28 telegram says Secretary Taft declined to name a campaign manager due to health and nervous condition. Hitchcock reportedly withdrew recommendation as Taft suspended naming a manager while health concerns persisted.
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Ohio
Taft
Hitchcock
Washington
Tary Tait
Hitahcoek Yexterinian
Hi Present
Taft Will Not Train For Bryan Says Taft May Wait
In a June report from White House circles Taft, secretary of war under Root, plans to refrain from training for Bryan. If Mr Taft is nominated he will decide his course. Gov Johnson of Minnesota may impact Taft’s path with potential hard stunts if he seeks the Democratic nomination.
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Taft
Root
Willian Muldoon
White Poin
Gov. Johnson
Minnesota
Cossack chief murdered in St. Petersburg by rifle shot
Reported in St. Petersburg that Khari, chief of the Comrache, was assassinated Saturday by a rifle bullet. The telegraph notes confirm the killing but details remain unverified amid scattered reports of casualties in Waterloo and Mhert Leo.
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Th. Jone
Waterlon
Parwone
Mhert Leo
Minn
Tor
Kharstikoft
St. Petersburg
Khari
Peddler Tricked by Pauper Children Joke
A New England tale recalls a peddler who tries to swap tins for a child. He offers $20 to buy a pauper child, but the woman refuses the deal after reveal. She has no real children and sells the others as trob tins for $10 each. The peddler, stunned, drives away leaving his wares behind.
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Wat
Ottie
Jin
Pitteburg Preas
Odd Tourists and Westminster Oddities
A fragment from a London brief notes American visitors at Westminster Abbey showing mixed reactions to the historic site. A student asks a verger about King Edward II’s tomb but is informed only odd numbers remain. The piece weaves humor with quotes from Browning’s Magazine and other light asides.
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Westminster Abbey
Atlantic
Edward 11
Abe
The
Edward Tibers
London
Incredible Prussian Fear Stirred by Headless Officer Battle Tale
A chaotic Franco Prussian era scene recounts nerves fraying as a headless cavalry officer seemingly spurs his unit onward. The story contrasts shock and courage, noting how such grisly sights unnerved troops and yet helped rally French forces at Worth and in other battles. The chilling moment underscores war’s psychological toll on veterans.
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France
de Lascarre
Cutrazulers
Ess
Governi von Goben
Beitfel
Daggige
Amy
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