Hood's Pills and College Baseball at Barre
England colleges discuss varsity players joining summer baseball and eligibility amid pay concerns. Schedule shows eighteen games with local teams and nearby high schools, with about thirty candidates, many alumni, and a captain yet to be chosen. The season begins with games at Goddard Barre and Northfield High, ending with Barre fixtures in June.
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Edward Scott
Spauld
Ase
Hay
Winoneki
Burlington High
A. Pinears
Tinee
Maiden
Sormanan
Griffin
Goddard
Barre
Northfield High
Tatin Athletic Club
Randolph High
Randolph
Hethel High
Dethel
Mae
Northfiel Hig
Nortifiel
Darlington High
Burlingbout
University of Vermont president backs college ball players
President Buckham of the University of Vermont urges allowing men on college baseball teams to play over the summer without pay. The issue, tied to amateur status and eligibility, has been debated amid broader questions about collegiate athletics in Burlington.
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Buckham
University of Vermont
Burlington
Dherent
Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Ad
A late nineteenth century advertisement touts Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy for lame back uric acid and kidney trouble. It claims hospital and private practice success and offers a free bottle by mail with the paper’s readers sending their address to Kilmer & Co in Binghamton New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Kilmer
Kilmer
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
de Prado
Biniguiutivo
N. Y
Cosmopolitan Bowler Leads After First String Victory
After an opening string win, Cosmopolitan bowlers were defeated by Kalinlwelere in Utenest Owe by wide margins. Yeant's Reld topped scoring with a 302 total on one string. Scorers were as follows.
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Kalinlwelere
Mob Lynches Man in Virginia Near Swords Creek
March 11 Bristol Virginia reports Jackson Droster taken from his home by about 300 men and hanged. George Call and Joh Mutter were murdered Saturday night, with charges that Pivesler was involved. Thomas Grows and Fred Dye charged in double crime. jailed for safety.
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Bristol
Jackson Droster
Swords Creek
Allewl
George Call
Joh Mutter
Pivesler
Thomas Grows
Fred Dye
Tebanon
British Navy to Be Supreme Says Asquith Debates
In the House of Commons Herbert Asquith, acting premier, reaffirms government resolve to maintain Britain’s naval supremacy. He notes Germany’s prewar program and asserts British ships like the Queen Elizabeth and Invincible would be completed by November. The discussion centers on naval strength and strategic readiness for the coming year.
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Tandon
Great Britain
Germany
House of Commons
Herbert 1
Asquith
Great Hellein
Cermaniy
Brian
Bitar
Aapuith
Wounded Eight Rider Found Dying in Public Road
Clarkeville Tune March 11 a wounded rider was found dying in a public wayside in a road near Wordéene about fifteen miles from the city. The injured man, a seventeen year old son of an unnamed tobacco trader, lay with a bullet wound through his head. Nearby were two horses and an empty saddle. a night rider named Hallmott was said to be involved with a group that fled Teck after the encounter.
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Clarkeville
Tune
Marcy
Wordéene
Beaingtt
Tabarop Prigey
Bomwett
la Peter
Hallmott
Teck
Turkish intrusion in Persia sparks allied warnings
A Persian report claims Turkish forces crossed into Persian territory and looted towns near Teheran. The Turkish ambassador protested, while Teheran accused Ankara of aggression and warned of potential broader conflict.
Tariff Revision Debate Splits Party Leaders in Congress
Washington reports detail a split among Republican leaders over delaying tariff revision into the next session. Chairman Payne denies backing the accusation and argues the party will seek a platform plank on tariff review, while some Republicans favor more businesslike action and investigation into tariff conduct at home.
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Washington
Chai
Hose Committee
Ee Sion
Bes
Det
Payne Heon Walmm
Jmandee
Aelion
Heputlicas Party
de Pelea Iaeli
Payne
Congreem
Dalewil
Hax
Ayan
Congress
Aris
Partican
Pays
Duleell
Bank Threat and Nitro Bottle Incident at Omaha
An armed man entered Merchants National Bank in Omaha and threatened Vice-President Luther Drake, claiming to have a nitro glycerine bottle. The suspect, Fee, conversed in English with Drake and others, demanded money, then left with lawmen pursuing. He was later detained and police arranged examination of the bottle.
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Omaha
Omata
Ilii
Luther Drake
Drake
Etnese
National Bank of
Merce
Kite City
Fee
Lewkiant
Prudent
Hamilton
Foo
Mont
Perlew
Calls On President by Washington Officials
Matt J. Sapiatar Alit rieh chairs the committee for currency and earnest reform and plans a meeting with the president at the White House. Alitrieh has not yet confirmed a White House visit, though invitation was extended.
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Matt
Sapiatar Alitrieh
Tha
Autor Jourrency
Alitrieh
Fragmentary LACT ACT IN DREYUS CASE Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a historic session in Paris where a wet event occurred and a Chamber of Deputies vote on a bil restoring Helnach, a historian of a cane, involving officers and opinions. Names and details are garbled, but imply a formal government action in a controversial case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Moreh
Chamber of Deputies
Helnach
Americans the Diamond Wearers of the World
A dispatch quotes Consul General Diederleh of Antwerp noting that nearly three fourths of global diamond production is purchased by Americans. The report highlights the United States as the dominant market for diamond buying in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washingtons Care U1
Tracks Under Water Near Black Oak River Disaster
Two men drowned while attempting to cross a flooded stretch of the Nipkel Plate river near Black Oak as workers struggled to clear a track and roadway. Rescue teams waded into the swift water to reach victims as other locals watched from high ground.
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Ani Sinless
Willy Aragel
Tadey Ib
Inquest for P Baker at New Jersey death inquiry
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Baker inquest with mentions of Metis Marels and five Wittlenene attending a ceremony on fore day at New Jersey for P Baker. The text is garbled but indicates a formal inquiry into Baker's death with timing around 1 o'clock and a somber departure, with unclear participants and events.
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Marels
P. Baker
Mr. Baker
Oreiting
Fragmented Note Hints at Piles in Redoye Cr Se
A fragmentary OCR item mentions piles and a location in Seow Feinaing area with unclear dates. The readable portion references medical issues and a local scene, yielding a terse record of a probable health note or public advisory without clear names or events. Further text needed for full specifics.
Rubber Works Close in Malden After Shutdowns
Boston March 21 reports both Malden rubber factories, Aloe Rubber Company plants, planning to close indefinitely. Factory No 2 ends March 18 and Factory No 1 ends March 18, leaving about 4,500 workers out of work. No statement on reopening.
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Boston
Malden
New Stove Advice Includes Old Way and New Methods
A fragmentary ad notes stove brands and coatings, contrasting old and new application methods. It mentions Bi & Som and Avni & Oo with unclear product details, urging readers to try updated formulas. The text reflects early 20th century marketing language and partial product names.
Census Director Defends Conduct Over Paper Prices
Washington reports that Director B. M. North defended his actions after a request for paper price data. North said he sought available figures from experts and relied on official sources, insisting his conduct was proper and that he acted in good faith. He stated the census office seeks accurate information even when questioned.
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Washington
M. D
Thersupon
C. W. Rantout
Sere
Meanton
Dibell
Lvt
Thes Trade Journal
Cansus
Dalzetl
Alfonso at Barcelona amid royal welcome and salutes
King Alfonso arrived at Barcelona on a formal visit with General Linares, reviewed by officials, greeted by General Linsree, and escorted to the Moreed residence for a Te Deum. Roadways were decorated, crowds thronged the routes, and officers of the Avestriam erstwhile observed a lively reception with ceremonies and receptions planned.
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Tone
Soni
Linares
Carolina
Royal True
Steek
American and Co
Arbor
Linsree
Belltiant
Mt Ellos
Ewestry
Sarasa
Lianne
Avestriam
Barcelona
Spain
Elvil Giants
Palier
Mutiny Conspiracy Aboard Reformatory Guards Clash
Desperate inmates at a reformatory staged a mutiny and fought with guards as a plan to break free unfolded. The riot caused injuries among many prisoners and damaged confinement areas near the main gallery and outer platforms.
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Maren
Matey Reformatory
Fragmented crime note reports a homicide case
A damaged OCR text discusses a murder involving a husband and wife. Names and details are unclear but indicate a police or court action with ongoing proceedings. The fragment mentions a date or location partially and references a suspect or defendant. Further readable specifics are not provided.
Olga Stein from Europe faces larceny charge in New York
The woman described as Olga Stein, traveling with multiple aliases, is wanted by Rowan authorities for larceny dating to 1905. She appeared calmly at Shoreham Hotel, claimed Milan origin, and anticipated a Russian husband following. Court plans include a federal appearance next Friday.
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Russia
New York
Stein
Wali
Frenot
International Ciesie Chadwick
Oirx
Shoreham
Rowan Government
Seinhitths
Peel
Conan
Milan
Babbard
Floyd
Schulte
Seegar
Central Park South
Stiegar
George Petrovitely
Arrests in Chicago Prompt City Prosecution Probe
In Chicago, acting Building Commissioner Knight led a review after a conference with city prosecutor and officials from the river board and fire department. The inquiry followed allegations concerning schools and safety with inspectors seeking details on damaged or unsafe school buildings and closures affecting pupils.
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Chicago
Tore
Neers
Robert Kriight
Gengi White
City Proserutey
Thindi
Knight
Arvldtet Perkins
Kise Mupahal
Teperte
Mustidigne
Great religious revival gathers thousands in Philadelphia churches
In Philadelphia on March 11 a historic religious revival started the proboters plan for simultaneous evangelistic services. Forty two churches, including Protestant houses, opened their doors to evangelists led by M. Allen, with singing by a noted choir.
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Philadalphia
Philadelphia
Tiestent
Philadelitia
Lee
Suimultaneous Evangelistic Sevice
Thursdee
Rowry
Antil M. Alenuniter
Wife Booms Peetz In His Own Paper
In a two column critique the writer asserts the paper shows loyalty to the Republican ticket. The piece defends the editor and husband Peetz amid questions about moral standards and political influence, urging support in the election.
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Peetz
Hitchcock Trial Aims to Postpone Judgment Again
In a chaotic session before Judge Justin Haan, Hitchcock faced a trial in the criminal branch as a 1 year old girl's testimony prompted postponement. Attorneys Garvan and Turnn argued, while witnesses contested claims of assault by Eilee Von Hagen and others. Justice Thanchard ordered limited interations as the case proceeded, with defense and prosecution trading denials and admissions.
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Raymond Ifireedens
Criminal Branch
Justin Haan
Tittahee Ke Chan
John
Helen
Hei Pean
Cart Fisher-flancen
Danlgiset
Garvan
Turnn
Eilee von Hagen
Thanchard
Chinaman Hanged in Prison Inquiry Outcome
Phitedetottia March 1 China man hanged in a local prison. The execution followed an inquiry into the prisoner’s trial and jury actions. Authorities reported the court proceedings and the fate of alleged conspirators as part of the intensified security measures.
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Bnokhem
Asx
Willams and Werleyan
Tomate
Bine
Neovidee
Plwcee
Winooski
Ie Oy Betivel High
Farce
Inca
Graniteville
Montpelier
N. D. Phelps
Kallaboshers
Conmnopolitans
Koneo
Dolado
Doug St
Aubin cLis
Yor
Chattonegas
Lelanon
Jackson
Burewell
Lebanon
Swanis Creek
Ub Huis
Persia
Teheram
Hom
Mar
Pueela
Chen
Dini Bay
Teheran
Tehoean
Coon
Dike
Aldrich
White House
Minard
Inatana
Baker Inquest
Rubber
Ce Een
Mutuals
J. W. Dillon
North
Ridder
Cass
Cincussion
Alfonso
Pontiac
Reformatory
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Net
Los Mi
Cagliat
Ayer
Ayer Co., Manufacturing Chemists
Lowell, Mass
Olga Stein
Europe
Chadwick
Missioner
Monan News
Aateene
Republian
Mubbican
Pesta
Wtate
Phitedetottia
Chioene Goarner
Nate Toe
Werner Stuart Monday
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