All New England Team Prospects In East Coast College Pitching
The piece lists top college pitchers and fielders from the East with Skillen of Dortmewth and Word highlighted. It names Umstead, Fitt, Hay, MeRat, Doyle, Byram, Munroe, Collins and others, praising catchers Corigan and Welch and noting Kinney and Reve as strong infielders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Skillen
Dertmewth
Princeton
Cros
Waek
Bytis
Dowd
Williams
Rort
MeRat
Amherst
Doyle
Byram
Munroe
Weel
Collins
Vermont
Tift Wenll
Fiely Cross
Corrigan
Kely Cros
Welch
Cornell
Carrigan
Paine of
Brown
Pinner
Kinney
Yale
New England
Reve
Heid
Prince
Stork
Tift
Wheeler _ ony
Nightie Kidnapping Saga Rocks Chicago Woman
William Leifer man, a University of Chicago student, storms the home of Alexander Monroe in Englewood with armed men to abduct his beloved from her mother’s house at 3516 Sixty-fifth Street. The pair flee by train toward Chicago as police standby amid the sensational caper and courtroom echoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chiccago
William Leiferman
University of Chicago
Chicago
Nigny
Centralia
Alexander Monroe
Lallermenim
Englewood
Monroe
James Shanklin
Warryi Feman
Lawn
Taeiferman
Hell
Atlee Storeng
Lelferman
Centralin
Hnols Central
Méwros
Shayilin
Saltor
Deadly Serpent Bites And Remedies Warned
Fragmented notice reports a public health warning about snake bites with references to remedies and medical advice. It mentions health risks like fever malaria and dyspepsia and notes guidance from the Red Cross and Central Labor Union of Barre and vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thich
Ned Cross Peeraoas
Central Labor Union
Barre Ant
Union Label Pledge Against Unpatriotic Companies
Union men insist necessary for protection of Union goods and daily consumption articles. They pledge to label all products with Union label. They declare not to patronize National Biscuit Company nor the Metinney Bread Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fies
8We
Fils National Biscuit Company
Metinney Bread Company
Regular Monthly Meeting of Central Labor Union Held
A notice announces a regular monthly meeting of the Central Labor Union on Friday evening June 18 208 at Te30 week where all members are urged to attend and participate in the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laboor
Dwipguien
Eipaideweo
Janus Muiom
Ses
Monopoly to Be Run Down and Elevator Favoritism Exposed
Senate debate on railroads and grain elevating preferences shows calls to end monopolistic practices. La Follette and Foraker push anti discrimination measures as the Commerce Committee reports on investigations into railroad and elevator company relations. The resolution passes unanimously.
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Laihe
Commerce
Commerce Commission
Gilespie Lewy
Traeib
la. Foliette
Combina
Foraker
la Follette
Nelam
Northwest
West Virginia
Insurance regulation report offered to Congress
Washington June 26 a committee report presented to the Senate argues that Congress should supervise the business of insurance only in the District of Columbia territories and insular possessions with other areas left free. The committee plans to give its reasons later and the report moves to the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Spooner
Oalambde
United States
Washington
Jim a.Benabor
Mr. Hopkins
Fey
Meat Bill Delay Highlights Senate House Rift
The agriculture measure stalls as power shifts from several minor amendments. Key provisions differ between Senate and House and have yet to be reconciled, delaying final passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitch
Senate
Senate amendments on family civil action and Jamestown funding
Washington June 26 The Senate amendments to the family civil action bill provide 3 400 000 for a building or entiklings for the Departments of State and Commerce and Bills 1000 to ik af the Jamestown Baywenition The amendments will likely be sent to the House for consideration and the Jamestown appropriation may be contested
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Departments of State
Jamestown
Senate action shapes jury trial and rail suit rulings
Passed by Senate a measure urging department action on railroad liability and Storman Roth-Fraet law, with related appeals over interstate commerce and enforcement. The draft directs inquire into suits or actions tied to legal duty and penalties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trevi
Longtej
Storman Roth-Fraet
Lew Agalnet Sebates
Niagara Save Effort Cited in Senate Report
Washingtons report details a conference agreement with Hopkins voting, noting vital national import of recent measures. The document outlines anticipated delivery of a rebuke and signals persistent calls for action within three months of prior discussions.
Painful Rheumatism Remedy Promoted By Local Firm
An ad notes a Baldwinsville farmer suffered two years with rheumatism and found no relief until using a Parsician product sold by The Drug Company in Syracuse. The message extols Lee reams as essential and urges readers to seek remedy through the local pharmacy, promising attentive service from the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frans How
Inesithe
Neventy-Tee
Salvacey
Syra- Oric
Marre
Het Crom
Fuarmacy
Lee Reams
Panama Locks Design Plan Report and Engineers Named
The Panama locks project has appointed Wiemens Jane and 2 Kaseph W as engineers for the design and construction phase. Chief Paine and Th Stevens of the Fethemtan Cormel Coemiszigg oversee supervision with vyperat and superintendent roles to guide the job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiemens Jane
Kaseph W
Vyperat
Paine
Th. Stevens
He Fethemtan Cormel Coemiszigg
Locke
Panwa Cama
Goodman Wrestler Drugged and Robbed in Home Pocketbook Theft
A troubled account narrates a wife’s claim that wrestler Goodman drugged her and robbed her home, stealing a purse containing 192 dollars and a water jug. The text names Rosie and Meyers and notes Goodman’s recent marriage, with prior romantic involvement and repeated visits to the house at 227 Crystal Street. The report reflects a domestic crime allegation interwoven with wrestling notoriety and a jail mention for an associate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Rosie
Cryst Street
Aly
Four-ounce baby dead in Rutland incident
A tiny Rutland child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Penlge, died after a basket toppled over a register yesterday. The infant had been doing well until recently and is described as a five-week-old girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andry
Rutland
Mirael Penlge
Trial Aids Prosecution of Oil Officials Incident
Chicago June 26 District Attorney Morrie testified in the jackers trial, stating that he would press for action against the oil bosses. He asserted the evidence implicates management in the oil affairs and alleges railroad and other parties aided the scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Dietrict
Morrie
Ah the
Sey
Ata Eet
Evetel
Ottwaaay Wand Varios Railroad
Summer Drinks Soft Drinks Offered With Pure Water
Local advert for beverage producer offering a wide range of soft drinks made with pure filtered water and fruit syrups. Emphasizes picnic orders and delivery of all goods.
Fine Ice Cream Parlor Opens with Fruit Store Link
A new Ice Cream Parlor adjacent to a Fruit Store offers the finest ice creams including strawberry flavor made from real fruit. They wholesale and retail ice cream and deliver orders of a gallon or more. Home deliveries available.
Child's skin condition cured by Cuticura trio
Michael Stein recounts his infant son suffering with severe skin disease marked by burning itching and swelling. After a physician deemed the case incurable a trial of Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent led to a dramatic improvement. The child, now twelve, features clear skin and a silky finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Stein
Child of 13 months weighs 71 pounds in New York
New York June 26 Ethel Shetwell, mother Velieved wie the upgeas Baty of 33 rlie Wnts, notes baby measurements: arm above elbow 25 inches, wrist 18 inches, length 36 inches, height 5 1 inches. Describes unusual size and appetite, mentions 1903 birth, rare family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ethel Shatweil
Randolph
Kant
Baiperon
Imehwa
House of Lords illegal due to Irish peer shortage
The Post reports the House of Lords has operated with fewer than 100 Irish peers for over twenty years. The Union with Ireland requires at least 100 peers in the Lords, but current counts show ninety-two. The disclosure highlights a long standing constitutional anomaly in Liverpool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
Ireland
Dreyfus Quash Move Marks Supreme Court Session
In Paris on June 26 the supreme court heard Procureur General Rawlein argue to quash the Dreyfus case. He said he believed Dreyfus innocent and Major Count Entertory culpable, urging dismissal of all proceedings without a retrial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Supreme Court
Rawlein
All Leaders Win Games In Baseball Action Highlights
The latest baseball results show leaders winning while the Boston teams fell short. Brooklyn defeated St. Louis in a close finish as New York shut out Washington, and Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 4 2. Chicago triumphed 2 1 over St Louis, with Cleveland and New York posting wins in other matchups.
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Chivag
York
Pittsburg
Dodgers
Rowtor
Ukewise i
Collin
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Cleveland
Detroit
St. Rocis
Tans
Browns
White Sox
Tate
Brooklyn
Boston
Phila- As ‘Incinnati
Cincinom
Chicago
St. Lawl
Thrilling Escape In New York Apartments
A June 26 fire at a five story building on Lexington Avenue forced most tenants to flee via the roof. Bert Fiew of Baton Rouge faces incendiary origin accusations as firefighters battled the blaze for two hours before discovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Junne
Lexington Avenue
Dames
Bert Fiewming
Baton Renge
Dorem
Raf
Anule
Murder Plot to Wreck Royal Train Foiled
A fragmentary report describes anarchists planning to derail a royal train with a Rome dispatch noting the plan aimed at the King and Queen. The scheme was sidetracked as suspects were arrested and linked to a broader conspiracy, with details scattered in the unreadable scraps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shine
London
the World
Rome
Daily Mail
Sant Beture
Ani
Sataly
Sali
Aurelia
Vallaga &F
Te Elese
Tin
Pamelowre
Tiyat
Bandi
Tye
Jail for Ice Trust Men in Restraint Case
Toledo common pleas court yesterday sentenced ten men convicted of embezzling in a conspiracy to restrain trade. Furie Kinkade imposed a $5,000 fine and one year in the workhouse on five of the men, with three others facing terms or fines to be decided. The judge warned that sentences could be revised on motions in arrest of judgment, and the fines must be paid before further disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
The
TL. Waters
Jon Tetian
No Tin Each Beef Ration in June War Aid Decree
In a June notice, War Secretary Hahlane acting through financial secretary Hocanas orders withholdings on all sane to the army of American brands. Celene Ede directs unit inquiries into character, while the document names the authorization and specifics of the wartime ration policy and its implementation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seretary Hahlane
Hocanas
Adlice
Finuse
Comminster
Luau
Anquire
American Store of London Announces Dry Goods Opening
The American Store of London announces a dry goods practice opening with Selfridge of Chicago to operate a new fridge and warming service. A tentative opening in Ostend in September 1907 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Selfridge
Chicago
Sfridge & Waring
Chigo Cigars Gain Popularity Amid Rising Prices
The local cigar scene sees growing interest as prices rise and demand increases. Vendors report Havana filler quality and stronger sales, with customers comparing 5 and 10 cent cigars to others on the market.
Suffrage Fight Heated at June 21 Assembly
A garbled report notes a suffrage fight heated over a June 21 assembly. It mentions Mr Ascptuty and Mrs Asquith, a magistrate declining to grant suramonees for FP Campbell and Mr Lied George, and allegations that officials acted on instigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeeo
Ascptuty
Asquith
Lay
Suramonees
Campbell Tarmermoma
Lied George
Te Sophioapis
Owemem
Ted
Haakon Visits German Cruiser and Danish Ships
Haakon visits naval ships during a formal reception at Mlalbert and later meets Prince Henry of Prussia and Admiral Bayle. The event involves German and Danish vessels and a subsequent audience with royal figures, reflecting prewar naval diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trowihjen
Neoreay
Haakon Neader
Mlalbert
Prince Henry
Prussia
Uhente
Water damaged store stock to be sold at low prices
Damaged inventory from a store water loss will be sold at extremely low prices to clear out remaining stock. Bargain seekers will find discounts on various items as scarcity drives final clearance.
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Petiron Pillsers
ALE
College Nine
Ford
Parson
Congress
House
Moody
Niagara
Terre
Baldwinsville
Urico
Leorane
Horace Serena
Antaring
Baja
Roy Eau
Ovie
Dbseaea
Saul Alcobot
Eplaces
Elise
Hient
Wibet
Ariler
Panama Locks
Goodman
M.j.mcgowan
South Main Street
Barre, Vi
Fruit Company
Mata
MarcHant
Case
Staten Island
Parente
House OF Lords
Fredh
Dreyfus
Perea
India
Arabia
Teeland
Younr Indy
Counell
Tenney
Paladelphia
Louis
St. Louis
Philadripma
St.ands
Hearse
New York St. Larnwisa
Staslingtom
Man
F. E. Kinney & CO
ICE Trust
Chigo
Felges
Ema
Byal
Nedrier
Big & Co
Chiprice
Haakon
Ayer
Vermont Mutual
R. G. Robinson
Barre
J. A Corey
Granite St
ND Phelps Compa
Chocolate Cream College
E. A. Drown
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