Goddard and St Michael's Battle to Scoreless Tie in Debut
In yesterday's football season opener, Goddard Seminary and St Michael's College Whonoki played to a 0-0 tie. Goddard's offense showed early promise but misfired with penalties and incomplete passes while strong defense by Goddard, led by Alexander Wardner and Scampini, kept the visitors from scoring. Time halves were shortened to 15 minutes due to lateness.
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Yenterdy
Goddant Seminary
St. Michael's College
Noonki
Goddard
Tony
Coutly
Mic
Harrison
Godard
Scampini
Gietine
Scanpini
Alexander
St. Michael's
Shinn
Seminary
Coddard
Gun
St. Michael’s
Wardner
Guildard
Tama
Duucks
Undated Prep Football Game With Notable Attendance
A crowded scene showed spectators present as a game against Goetars featured 45 minute halves. The iron barrier and police kept the eros off the field while players and timekeepers tracked the contest amid scattered team names and scores from Foothill and Princeton region schools.
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Agalnet Goetars Fren
Goddard St
Michael's
McMahon
Re Merry
Miller
Rt Turney
Vayan
Piensa
Piensa * Nee ‘Owal
LeDue
Tayeegt
Molland
Vhaneul
le Shinn
Ryan
Qb Alexander
Wiley Gharbonneau
Cht
Meagher
the Waniner
M4 Pveer
Th Rateree
McDonaldy
Colony to Rival Brook Farm With Female-Run Fruit Garden
New York October reports a proposed Long Island colony at Belkenest near Northport run entirely by women. Led by Mme Davido, a Russian American inventor, the project grows fruit and flowers under glass with electricity. If successful, more land and scale may follow.
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New York
Long Island
Rock Farm
Upton Sinclair
Belkenest
Northport
Mme. Davido
Sir Oliver Ledge
Sir Oliver
Plana
Women Medical Students Grow at Berlin Course
The article notes twenty seven American women enrolled as medical students to attend the University of Berlin next term. Dr Earl Barnes of Philadelphia advocates increasing women in scholarly programs. It cites female student numbers at Wellesley Smith Mount Holyoke Bryn Mawr and Vassar and lists foreign representation. It also reports Elmer Ellsworth Brown, US commissioner of education, on total annual public expenditures totaling 1 445 105 498 split among federal state and minor civil divisions.
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Earl Barnes
Philadelphia
Hoe
George Washington
Wellesley
Smith
Mount Holyoke
Bryn Mawr
Vassar
Elmer Ellsworth Brown
United States
States of the Union
Neck and Neck for Pennant Deciding Game Today
The New York Giants beat Boston 7 to 2 as Ames pitched for New York and Chappelle shut down Boston after early threats. Key hits by McGann and Devlin, with strong defense and timely runs, set up a pivotal afternoon game in New York to decide the National League pennant.
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Heston
Praberty
Matestern
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Ant Tenney
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Hiernahan
Eastcoming Giants
Seymour
Devlin
Finherty
Mattern
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Leb
Bant
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Brésnghan
Sweeney
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Chappele
Horton
Toston
Viaherty
Chappelly Pasweid Tall
Ares. Nahen
Hannifas
Dablon
Metiann
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Herzog
Government Crop Report Highlights Corn Condition
Government crop report shows corn condition at 77.8 percent on October 10, down from 79.4 percent last month. It notes spring wheat quality and predicted yields, with total production around 65,900,000 bushels of KA quality, and indicates overall grain performance versus prior periods.
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Washington
Oct
Department of Agriculture
Fragmented OCR note on syrups and bottle details
A garbled OCR fragment references a California Syrup Co. product line and bottle details. It mentions nourishment and proper intake, with unclear phrases about syrups, a Moonie official fee, and a fixed sema. The text is incomplete and lacks clear narrative.
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Niagara Falls Resorts Gripped by Suicides and Deaths
Niagara Falls faces rising suicides as eleven deaths since July alarm authorities and residents. Reports cite victims leaping from river rails into the falls, prompting calls for preventive measures and increased guards. Mrs. L D Deuper of Saginaw Michigan is noted among recent deaths. Police and officials monitor patterns as more deaths occur in the whirlpool area.
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Det
Nycce Rella
Gaudlen
L. D. Deuper
Saginaw
Mich
Parry
Gorgy
Boston & Maine stockholders eye radical railway changes
Boston October 8 There is reason to believe the annual meeting of the Boston and Maine railroad stockholders next week will reveal radical changes in the management and control of the line. The New Haven interests have already increased holdings and related transfers have raised the total from 10000 to a substantial sum. It is unclear what changes will be made in leadership.
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Hoston & Maine Allroad
Buant
Wigectares
New Haven
Ainie
Pivehawes
Jerome Leaves Thaw Case In Dispute Over Sanity
In White Plains New York, Judge Mille withdrew Jerome from the Thaw sanity hearing after Thaw threatened self harm and the judge allowed transfer to New York County. Justice Mills ordered two insanity experts to examine Thaw by Monday. Jerome protested the transfer, arguing the matter should stay with the current court.
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N. V
Opt. J
Harry K. Thave
Distriet Attourney
Jerome
Juation Mille
New York County
Tioretiy
Jistion Mills
Mintess Nation Mille
Terume
Thaw
MatteaWan
Fife
Jwetge Milly
Eise
Judie Mills
Jorome
New York
Ouetine Milks
Pile Cure Promoted by Dr Leonhardi in Vermont Ad
An old advertisement touts Dr Leonhardt Co claiming a so called absolute pile cure. It promises Ay results and urges readers to buy carb Ttia for 91.90 at Rickert Wells on North Main in Batre Vermont with Station B Daffale listed.
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Rickert & Wells
North Main Street
Batre
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Station B
Daffale
Worthy of Confidence in Patent Remedy Claims
An advertisement touts a new treatment for renal disorders claiming instant cure or payment refunds if unsuccessful. It markets a scientific odorless tasteless remedy named Renal Orderlies, described as gentle with no diarrhea or side effects, suitable for children, sold at a local pharmacy.
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Miles’ Granite
Wisconsin in doubt as Taft Bryan race unfolds
The Wisconsin result remains uncertain with Taft Bryan contest. La Follette faces pressure over speeches for Taft while aiding Bryan in exchange for legislative help. Hemenway predicts Taft ahead by 25000 and Republicans win state ticket and two congress seats. Debs and Bryan campaigns travel as registration in New York moves slowly and nationwide talks bolster Democratic hopes.
Roosevelt declines to stump in 1912 campaign
Washington reports President Roosevelt told Senator Clemenway he does not consider it necessary to make campaign speeches in support of McTatt. He said he had received many requests to go on the stump but chose not to. Roosevelt conferred on the political situation with New York national committeeman William J. Want Indiana Senator Hemenway and Kansas committeeman D W Mulvane. Both Hemenway and Mulvane said Taft had favorable prospects in their states as Secretary Root would speak in New York on October til.
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Taft
Coline Bryan
Hemenway
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Sheldon
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Sarin
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Mack
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Del
Roosevelt
Clemenway
McTatt
William J. Want
Indiana
D. W. Mulvane
Kansas
Milllvane
Ward
Root
Quimby Indorsed by Republican Conference
A dozen platform Republicans met in Concord on October 8 including Winxton Churchill. The meeting’s proceedings were not disclosed but it is understood Henry Ty Quimby of Lakepora received endorsement for governor.
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Platform Republicans
Winxton Churchill
Hughes denounces Bryan in Lincoln speech for Taft
Governor Hughes of New York spoke in Lincoln saying Bryan’s platform lacks business principles. He argued the working class gains come from industrial protection and reform, credits Roosevelt era progress, and urged continued Taft administration policy.
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Ned
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Gov. Hughes
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Cone
Taft
The Coal Trust Attacked in Sherman Suit Resumed
The United States resumes its Sherman anti trust suit to dissolve a presumed coal trust involving railroads and coal companies. Special Examiner Charles HH Gril Avemir and General Bonaparte Meeghe lead the action in the circuit court of the Western District of Pennsylvania. The case names Paste railway, Campbell, Hodson, and Warren among other companies as part of the alleged coalition.
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Ceitain
United States
Vet
Charles HH
Gril Avemir
Iemeral Bonaparte Meeghe
Waists Visi
Pennsylvania
Eorgany
yesters + baer etetant teas
Om Aitea É Gaeed
Campbell of Companies
Ware & Hodson, and
Warren
Scranton
Temple Coal & Lion Company
European tension rises over Balkan treaty revision
London reports a shifting European stance as Russia seeks compensation in a revised Berlin treaty. Britain pivots to prevent war while Serbia resists Austrian annexation of Bosnia, fears being absorbed by Austria, and calls for autonomy amid a growing military mobilization.
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Russia
Sayis
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Europt
Servia
Ausetria
Bowne
Bosnia
Austria
Bull
Gris
Avatria
Crete and Greece Union Seen Amid Balkan Turmoil
Analyzes Europe's stance as Crete seeks self rule and hints at a union with Greece. warns of potential Great Power interference over Bulgaria and former Turkish territories, noting Britain and allies historically protected the Ottomans yet may face pressure to secure guarantees for Muslim populations.
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Crete
Sis
Gren
Great Britain
Thesla
Urelr
Bulgaria
Frerdae
Turkey
Europe
THREE WIDOWS SHARE IN MILLION ESTATE
In Barton on October 8 the will contest of the late Joseph Greenough, who died in 1906, was settled out of court. Three women claiming widow status had asserted rights to a portion of a large estate, with reports stating they would share a total of about 1 million dollars. Fraud claims over marriages and common law vows were involved in the dispute, with the settlement terms now public.
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Joseph F. Greenough
Barton
Joseph FP
Greemaiys
Greenough
Greenies
Mary Kae
Twenty Five Drown as French Fishing Vessel Sinks
A French fishing schooner Juanita foundered off Grand Menkes with 25 crew drowned. Only the vessel owner survived after managing for hours, the disaster unfolding during a gale. The three masted schooner registered 247 tons, built in Liverpool in 1617, details indicate losses at sea.
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Mig
Royult
Rey Juanita
Liverpool
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