Pittsburg Eliminated From Pennant Race in Big Loss
Chicago Stuggers hand Pittsburg a 40 to 2 defeat in a game billed as the season's largest crowd. Brown allowed seven Pitsburg hits while Willis and Camille faced heavy pressure. New York and Boston battles loom as Chicago leads. director action in Cincinnati may settle the deciding series location.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Dara
Univago
New York
Moston
Boston
Pees
HS Calvago Loade
Cincinnati
Willis
Cammitz
Brown
Sarsatabs and baseball scores in mixed recap
A garbled sports page lists Sarsatabs and game notes intertwined with league scores. It mentions Wagner Gibson hits off Wills, a 9 inning effort, Chicago 0 Pittsburgh 0, and various line scores including Cincinnati 6 St Louis open. The text includes multiple AL and NL scores, umpire notes, attendance, and schedule references with many OCR errors.
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Wagner
Gibson
Wills
Eeven
Campitz
Evers
Malar
Brow
Gibeon
Tuft
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Krown
Willie
Slent
Eage
Brown
Wile Tin
O'Day
Kigler
Burlington Tag Day Raises Funds for Destitute Children
Burlington on Oct 5 saw 350+ young women participate in Tag Day to raise funds for the Home for Destitute Children. Volunteers distributed bright red tags for donations, with several thousand dollars collected. Lake and mill districts hosted special drives as city flags flew and gifts totaling 482000 from Mrs Frederick Biting of Woodstock plus 200 from Jovi tes and 100 from Charles P. Smith supported the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urlington
Burlington
Home For
Ootocnl Charitable Institution
Lake
Millwond
Mire
Frederick Biting
Woodstock
Jovites
Charles PL Smith
Gy, Procter
Vermont Triumphs 5 0 Over Holy Cross In Home Opener
The University of Vermont defeated Holy Cross 5 to 0 in the season opener at Burlington. Zwick rushed through left tackle for a second half touchdown, and Vermont converted the try to secure the winning points. Attendance reached about 1,800 with Cahill refereeing.
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University of Vermont
Holy Cross
Yale
New Neaponire State
Andover
Worcester
Atte Cornell
Evalivone
Annapolis
Rutgers
Union
St. Lawrence
Boneseladr "Tech
University of Rochaeter
Georgetown
Gallaudet
Lafayette
State Normal
University of Virginia
Tandolph Macon
Dickinson
Franklin and Marshall
Agp
Conway
Michigan
Quac
Carlisle
State College
Minnesota
Laurence
Chicago
Purdur
Minnois
Monmouth
Nebraska
Dean Dee University
Ohio State Universit Fetiana
Depauw
Uarnegin “Tech
Wayneeburg O
Zwick
Burlington
Dot
Future Day
Vermont
Ey Adesso
Tobin
Ty Drinaldwick
James
Burke
Kievick
Adame
Shed Watkins
Abbott
Mahoney Veaime
D. Milvorney
Holy Crows
P Cahill
Harvard
Iene
Frank
Vermeont
Holy Cro
Cassidy
Wrights New World Flight Record in France with Passenger
Wilbur Wright, famed American aviator, set another world record for time and distance in Le Mans France. He and a French journalist stayed aloft 55 minutes 37 seconds clocking 54 kilometres about 56 miles. Wright earlier did multiple short hops, drawing a large crowd including M Clemenceau and officials.
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Wilbur
France
le Mans
Wilbur Wright
Saverio
Wright
Lorne Weiller
Coloniae
Mr. Wright
M. Weller
Frank HL. Mason
Baden-Vowell
M. Clemenceau
D Bernheim
Dam work on dam Vernon Ort lower water gates
The Connertici river water level has fallen, slowing cement work on the dam for the Camberticut river power project. Crews report shallow water and shallow river conditions hinder operations and threaten equipment, with potential impacts on propellers and power generation progress.
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Vernon
Connertici
Bern
Camberticut
Middlebury Eleven Outclamped by Norwich Loss
Middletown Conn October 5 Norwich university fell 6 to 0 as Wesleven home team in a late afternoon game dominated by Norwich's defense and quick offense. Key plays from Maynard Hemingway and Smith Campbell highlighted a rout shaped by early Norwich pressure and sustained scoring through the second half.
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Vermont
University of Vermont
Holy Cross
Turlington
Norwich University
Wesleyan
Middletown
Conm
Middlebury
Willatetown
Williams College
Norwich
Brown
Dartmouth
Harvard
Maine
Yale
India Reese
Syracuse
Coy
Amherst
Price Coene Hack
Notaidy
Wat
Wilkes
Massachusetts
Aggies
Colgate
Mayhew
Brungalans
Princeton
Training School
Williams
Wesleven
Ra Maynard
Hemingway
Wai Saetth
Manly
Sig
Smithy Campbell
Jayhe
Shes Tiare
Tesatine
Easy Victory As Montpelier Seminary Defeats St Albans 28 0
Montpelier seminary opened the season with a 28 to 0 win over St Albans high on home grounds. Hayden scored two touchdowns and Wakefield added two, with Gildden also crossing for a score. Referee Rossiter and umpire Hodson officiated, with time at 15 minute halves.
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Montpelier Seminary
St. Albans High
Montpelier
St. Albans
Irigham
Burnett
Tk. Bancroft
G Hemia
Moree
G Marshall
Anelfrey
Hill
Wakefield
Itidden
Hayden
Heore
Gildden
Hodson
Rossiter
Hat Jones
Arnold
California land fraud probe widens amid fraud rumors
Washington officials pursue a broad inquiry into possible fraudulent acquisition of up to a million acres of public land in California. The investigation targets water and power site deals and corporate schemes, with Interior and Justice departments coordinating to collect evidence and pursue convictions.
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Washington
General Land Pttion
California
Minot
Interior Department
Forment
Jimtico
Lone
Eere
Justics
Wietele
Coffee varieties and pricing at Barington Hall shop
The advertisement lists several coffee brands and prices per pound, including BBC Chase and Sanborn Be New England Club Old Holland and Our Special. It advertises a cheaper option at 15a per pound or two pounds for 2Gc, presenting a range of coffees for the reader.
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Barington Hall Stee
Bbc Chase & Sanborn
New England Club
Old Holland
Bbc Our
Bbc
Merchant and Fraser Phone BOC 6 Elm Bt
Merchant and Fraser listed contact details showing a business address at 6 Elm Street and a BOC phone line. The item presents a plain notice likely.directory or advertisement entry with minimal context.
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Merchant & Fraser
Elm Bt
Hearst Attacks Bailey Links to Standard Oil in El Paso
El Paso report details Hearst reading letters and notes linking Bailey to J. W. Hailey and text involving Standard Oil connections. The piece cites communications from Archibald to Senator Foraker and Bailey’s 1901 dealings, framing Bailey’s allies and financial ties amid a broader political feud with Hearst.
Saturday's political news in Rosewater's county press
In Rosewater's report, Bryan supporters claim the Republican tariff plank, labeling it a catchall for votes. Taft rallies in Chicago with big names, while Hughes campaigns in Buffalo. Gompers rebukes Taft and calls Cannon the Mephistopheles of American politics.
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New York
Bryan
Republican
Rosewater
Senator Gete
Lincoln
Taft
Republican National
Chicago
Cox
Longworth
Roosevelt
Hughes
Buffalo
Samuel Gompers
Labor
Gompers
Cannon
Mephistopheles
Aimerican Politica
Washington Campaign Speech Sparks Blundered Report
A garbled Washington dispatch describes a presidential campaign moment where a quoted line by Nichaine Longworth was misrepresented. The article notes political figures doubt the reported claim and questions the timing and preparation behind circulating the assertions.
One Ballot Required for Election Contests
A fragment notes that voters must cast a single ballot for all contests. It mentions Jamal o Mingham and a cinema line with other contests referenced. The text is OCR garbled but implies a unified vote on one ballot.
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Jamal O | Mingham
Cineralain
Wettie
Frothingham Leads Ticket In State Nomination Battle
The scene centers on a close vote tally with L A Frothingham and Tom N Cole contending. Cole withdraws to back Frothingham, forming a ticket headed by Frothingham for governor with William Olin as secretary, Arthur Chapin as treasurer, Dana Malone as attorney general, and John J Bates along with August H Gortung as presidential electors. The full slate is adopted by the state convention.
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Necermry
L. A. Frothingham
Tom N. Cole
Robert Luce
Cole
Frothingham
Lied
Teadeax
Louis A. Frothinghern
Boston
Commonwealth
William Mr. Olin
Arthur B. Chapin
Holyoke
Dana Malone
Greenfield
Tobn. J. Bates
Anguat H. Gorttung
Springfield
Celetore
Onventen
William G Freedley dies at 97 in Vermont quarries
William G Freedley of Philadelphia former owner of the Freedley marble quarries in East Dorset Vermont died Saturday morning of Bright's disease at age 97 after an illness of six weeks. Survived by his widow who had relocated from about a year ago, and a brother. The family departed for Philadelphia for the funeral. The Freedley quarries have operated for about 150 years, with over 60 years in the name of Mr Freedley and his father J. K. Freedley. They were aided three years ago by Mr Frowd Fey due to health.
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Manchester
Uet
William G. Freedley
Philadegila
Preedley
East Dorowot
Vermont
Bright
Freedley
William G. Freedle
Philadelphia
Freediey Marke
Fremiley
J. K. Frewiley
Frowdfey
Sawmill Burned in Manchester Fire Then Destroyed Stock
The sawmill and stock inventory owned by G. H. Hicks were destroyed by early Saturday fire in Manchester. Hicks planned to leave Monday for Montana to represent Manea later. The blaze caused about 5000 dollars in losses. cause under investigation as firemen fought to save adjacent lumber and tenement.
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Manchester
H Hicks
Montpellir
Manea
Sarly
Tom Fai
France
Mancester
Worth Remembering on Farm Homes and Family Life
A reflective piece argues farm prosperity hinges on well kept buildings and grounds, twofold as business and home. It urges improvements to create a wholesome home atmosphere, noting family life, uplift, and morality tie to attractive surroundings. includes a list of names and a Bohemian closing.
A Long Night
Mrs Eskimo owed her husband for divorce on the charge of derision. He claimed he had been absent for six months without leave and said he was afraid to come home in the dark. Tudee.
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Camiite
Chicago Stuggers
Chicago Amertang
Kling
Camille
Liteon
Sheckard
Every
Rixdorfer Parkett
B. W. Hooker & CO
Standish
Na and Frankforts
J. W. Dillon
Bolster Mock
Barre, Vt
Ata
St. Louie
Gbri
Detroit
St. Louis
St Louis
Cleveland
St. Is
Chi
Nea
Brooklyn
Phladelphia
Bosten
Piladelphia
Lon. Pet
Detirolts
Chivago
Toston
National League
Aga
Uineinnath Y
al Ata
St Lotus
Weslyan
University of Maine
Syracuse University
Connecticut
Middlebury College Eleven
Williatestoen
Mass
Williams ‘Urtrated
Middlebury Collegy
M.S
Scorn
Puck
Desert
Mammony
al Cage News
Hearst
Independence Leaguer
Bailey
Standard Oil Company
el Paso
Tex
William R. Hearst
Texas
Il Paso
J. W. Hailey
G. Pierce
Joseph Sibley
Denver
Ue Foraker
Haskell
Uwe
Bail
Arad
Rehi
Arehi- Wald
Archibald
Foraker
John D. Archibald
J. B. Foraker
Merceton
Gainesville
H.C. Pierce
Pierce
New York Exchange
J. W. Bailey
Sibley, Honen
Representatives
Washington, D. C
Senator Bailey
Mr. Hailey
Witters
J. Pierce Company
Batley
Simmons
Coogworth
Met
Centic Humpairn
Lord
Theodore Roowertit
Usetis Republicene
Rexall 93
Rexall
Am Rickert & Wells
Red Cross Pharmacy
Miles’ Granite
Mother
Theodora
Erote
Claribel
Leonora
Jeannette
Estee
Grandpa
Arabella
Auntie
Patrice
Binser
Ianbella
Brother
Clarice
Viciane
Lal
Berta
Regal Bools
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
Enet Montpetter
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