Japanese Claim Victory At Takuban After Fierce Fighting
June 28 report from Baron Hayashi says Japanese forces landed at Takushan and won a battle that left Russian troops routed. The engagement near Fenaboiling, thirteen miles north of Suigen, involved five infantry battalions, two cavalry regiments, and six town guns. Japanese casualties are estimated at about 100.
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London
Baron Hayashi
Takushan
Takuban
Fenaboiling
Wost
Suigen
Tomnehing
Shimacheng
War ship wrecked off Port Arthur near Tiger Rock
Reports say another battleship was stranded off Tiger Rock near Port Arthur while racing back to the fleet from Thursday night action. The vessel is presumed wrecked during the retreat to Port Arthur.
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Port Artie
Tokio
Tiger Rock
Port Arthur
Cabinet crisis eyed as autumn vote nears
London reports a brewing cabinet crisis as Premier Halfowr faces party strains over autumn. Despite frantic appeals to party whips, the government lacks a solid majority on the revenue bill, seen as the issue that could trigger dissolution when debated on September 7.
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London
Renee
Cornell Favored To Win Regatta
Regatta day at Poughkeepsie on June 28 opens with overcast skies and light wind. crews completed final practice along half the course, with betting showing Cornell favored at ten to eight to win, Wisconsin second. Other entrants include Columbia Georgetown Surmonve and Pennsylvania.
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Poughksepale
N. J
Wisconsin
Columbia
Georgetown
Surmonve
Pennsylvania
Woman Explorer Returns From Abyssinia Journey
Mrs. MacMillan of St Louis completes a west to east crossing of Emperor Menelik's territory guiding her own caravan. She traveled from Pokuma to Addis Ababa with an expedition organized in November 1903. The four week trek saw friendly Abyssinian chiefs and large guard of honor along river banks. she sails for New York on July 8.
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MacMillan
St Louis
Menelek
London
W. N. MacMillan
St. Lorishaw
Abyssinia
Carivan
Meneli
MacMillan Wurtet
Lake Rudolf
Adit Ativha
Abyealuls
Meni
MaySillian
Pokum
Roises
Mac Millon Safla
New York
Cicero Time Official Hanged Self in Bitelat Incident
A distressed notice claims a Cicero era official, named He Moated Cheers Macer, hanged himself amid tensions over an attempt to ape Pode against his rival in a dispute linked to pocu lation. Details remain fragmentary and unclear.
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Macer
Cicero
Fragmentary report on clothing worn by children in torn garments
A garbled note describes clothing of ponkaute and children in torn garments. The text mentions patched clothes and nearly worn fabric, with unclear references to a person named Mane and apparent remarks about parental or public concern.
New Pythian Hall Dedicated in Community Ceremony
The dedication event featured dignitaries including OC pro tem, VW Brown, Lendl, Buchanan, Ladd, and Tinker among others. A literary program followed the ceremony with readings and songs, as lodge members and guests enjoyed a substantial meal prepared by the hosts. Toasts by G L Dwinell and visiting brothers highlighted fraternity values and goodwill, ending with well wishes for future anniversaries.
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Learsh
Ro Niga
Sewanee
Brown
Berton Lendl
Buchanan
Barton
Ladd
Island G
Tinker
St. John
Barton Paker Sarre
Binand
Pike
Twain
Tanuae
Ie Wasite
Atoeel
G.L. Dwinell
J. P. Lamson
Cabot
Marshfield Lodge
Lamson
Pythias
Beaten by New York Foster Championship Clash
Camptons suffer a defeat as New York Fostering claims the league base ball win in a tense match. City sports scene notes a hard fought contest with early momentum shifting toward New York.
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Camptons
New York
Wrestling Match Planned in Barre With Share of Receipts
A wrestling bout is announced to be held in Barre on a specified date. The match proceeds will be divided with seventy percent to the winner and thirty percent to the other participant.
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Etree
Barre
Rue
Soeniea
Barre and Granite City Club Match at Barnham Meadow
A local report notes a cricket or club match between Barre and Granite City Quoting clubs at Barnham Meadow at 6 o clock. Players urged to attend, details mention early lineups and ground rules.
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Mateh
Barre
Granite Ci
Baroshan
Granite City
Ee Stephen
A & Hf
Casalint
J. Dale
Mackigli
Milnean
Cowle
Smart Aw
Lament
Barnham's
Not Ready to Be Free in Cambridge Address Draws 2,000
The speech in Cambridge Mass touched on Philippine self government and U S role. Secretary argued Filipinos were not ready for self rule and violence would follow, while noting the United States faced the only viable path. The event drew about 2,000 attendees and featured Dresser and Cox in a separate Barre Montpelier versus St. Albans baseball clash with a late Barre-Montpelier rally securing a 6 5 win.
Hartland Couple Wed in City Ceremony
Miss Ellen Allos Benjamin of Hartland and Richard A. Gilson of the city were married yesterday by Rev Francis A Poolsj at his office on Eastern Avenue. The groom has studied at Howton University for the past two years and is presently employed in the city.
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Ellen Allos Benjamin
Hartland
Richard A. Gilson
Francis A. Poolsj
Eastern Avenue
Howton University
API
Boyes Narrow Escape At Lake Champlain
Boy Francis Latour pulled from deep water at Lake Champlain after falling in while his friends looked on. Fisher Fisk arrived, stretched far into the lake, and grabbed Latour by the foot about four feet deep to save him just as the drowning boy neared danger. Funeral held for Claire Emma Loranger daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Loranger with many tributes from family and friends.
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Francis Latour
Chamviain
Bartington
Bevel
Nue
France
Anon
Fisk
Latoar
Hme
Claire Rina Loranger
Claire Emma Loranger
Mrs. Moffago
Migs
Lena Rig
Mins West
Willian Cole
Miskes Alice
Bella McKenale
Mitetsedt
Castle Park Theatre Review Promises Fine Shows This Week
The Pantineeed Co. delighted Lees with a polished performance last night at the Castle Park Theatre. Mise Hammond shines with attractive acting and singing while the ensemble proves capable in dance and stage craft. The management’s tasteful production and strong voices drew cheers, promising good entertainment tonight with A Mexican Artist on the bill. Meanwhile in Kiel Germany Edward Visita Kiel shipsyards hosted Emperor Williams and Kingward, who toured Germania and Imperial building yards, admired by Admi ral de Keotier. In Washington Charles Magoon, general counsel for the Isthmian canal commission, is noted for long service since 1890 and valued legal work.
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Mise Hammond
Poor Exhibition As Rutland Defeats Plattsburg In Baseball
Plattsburg, June 28. Schultse and Gallagher combined for ten errors as Rutland won 14 to 4. Pitched by Igenbert for Plattsburg, the home team would have challenged, but Rutland prevailed. Scoring featured two-base hits, a three-base hit by Saundeen, and multiple errors.
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Plattsburg
Schultse
Gallagher
Platteburg
Rutland
Igenbert
Capt
Daft
Plas Corts
Phugenbrerg Tool
Barets Us
Sebastes
Saundeen
O'Brien
Scanlon Syeteuck
Montpelier GOP Convention Narrows Governor Nomination
Vermont Republicans meet in Montpelier at 10 AM to nominate candidates for governor and other state offices. Secretaries, treasurer, and auditor likely renominated. lieutenant governor race features Stearns Mead Higbee and Hallard with Bell and Stanton as leading contenders. First ballot projects Bell 240, Stanton 236, DeBoer gains on subsequent ballots. party plans June gathering after adjournment for statewide campaign work.
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Republican State Convemion
Secritary of
Mets
Amary
Montpelier
FG. Fleetwood
John J. Baron
B.C. Graham
Chia H. Stearns
Johnson
Joan A. Mead
Rama
Vermont
Times
Stanton
Dickering
DeBoer
Showed Their Esteem for Mrs James McKernan on Farewell Visit
Mrs James McKernan of 4 Foster Street plans a six week trip to Aberdeen Scotland to visit relatives and friends. Neighbors presented her with a parlor lamp a chair a gold mounted umbrella a dress case and forty other items. Music by Sullivan Bros. and refreshments followed as Mrs McKernan departed with Mr McKernan and neighbors seeing her off for a pleasant voyage back to her many friends in Bartow.
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James McKerman
Foster Streat
Will Gall
Aberdeen
Scotland
Epworth Leaguers Plan Vermont State Convention
The Vermont Epworth League plans its state convention with G. Sosean Taditee of Canada delivering the keynote address on access and forward movement. Papers on various phases of the work will be discussed. many Vermont Epworthians are expected to attend the meeting at Green Mountain Lodge. Local officers elected include Noble Grand Charles W. William and other officers listed. auditing committee set to meet July at 7 o'clock.
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Repubican League of
Vermont
Mottweiler
Mpeyhege G. Soses Dad
Canada
Abil Taditee
Lange
Enaulby i Noble Grand
Charles W. William
Kies D. Smitteldge
Sheiaty
Jan Bootes Zoi
Deviel
Marehoot Street
Eveolog
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Kwon
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Taft
Barre-Montpelier
St. Albans
United States
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Dresser and Cox
Rage
Barington
Barre-Monpeliers
Eees
Dresser
Cox
Hooma
Morgan
Am Reat
Burke
Heckman
Gladfester
Baloon
Fiet Bawcock
Halle
Apparetous
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Pattee
Bowcock
Morar
Stewart
Dreser
Jost
Scio
Mnett
Bowjcock
Cow
Borlington
Nat Ae
Gladetelter
Gladtelter
Bobby” Dresser
Poe
St Albans
Laughlin
Deeaser
Grant
Dorman
Denter
Cox Cox
Wlausel
Bear
Heart Tulle
Babog
Morzaw
Gladfoster
Gret Mothaw
Barre Montpellet
Appellons
Singh Bennet
Barks
Capt. Morgan
Ave
Oeeinr Geld
McGraw
Hoe
Gladfelter
Pine
Bennett
Higar
Uniac
Poland
Lntereity
Drewer
Balla
Howeeek
Diamond Duat
Capra
Burkeen
St. Albans Dow
Stanek Rae
Burlington
C. K. Uledding
Dale Mutgett
Jack Papa
Tou Gaul
Rotoindoerke
St. Albina
St. Albanwa
Gilson
Benjamin
Yeatorday
the Met
P A Poole
Castle Park Theatre
Edward
Kiel
Germany
Emiperor Williamsod Kingward
Germania
Ane
Tew
Admirral de Keotier
Tie
Iipelean
Kaiser Wilbeio
Canal Commission
Washington
Charies
Magoon Tun
Isthimian Oxpal Commission
Magoon
Dutesy of Labular Affairs
Ife
Hattelare
J. A. Deboer
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Bubsautiol
Jeimes McKernan
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