O Keefe Goal Secures Burlington Victory in Gridiron
The Stubby Burlington High School quarterback O Keefe kicked a 38 yard field goal from placement near halftime to beat Goddard Seminary 4 to 0 on the local field. The scoring play came late in the first half as Burlington mounted a steady drive and O Keefe executed the pivotal kick. Goddard threatened in the second half but fumbles and stops kept Burlington ahead as the game ended with Burlington in possession near midfield.
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Goddard ‘Seminary
Burlington High School
O'Keefe
Iaaea
Goddant
Thhey
Fumlard
Goddard
Lington
Adred
Boynton
Percampini
Ee Ee
Spaulding
Alexander
Rockwell Tot
McMillan
Bordeaux
Murphy Towsley
Killary
A. Carpenter Mar
Hughes Spaulding
Q B
O'Keefe Boynton
Carpenter Scampini
Pike Wardner
Frank Dmpire
Newell Barber
T. G
Instant Relief from Itch with External Remedy
An advertisement touts a simple external liquid remedy named D. D. D. Prescription. It claims immediate itch relief and long lasting results after a few drops applied to the skin, with assurances from Rickert & Wells of Barre, Vermont.
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Rickert & Wells
Barre, Vt
Obscure historical notes on a field judge lineup
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mrawells field judge Turner Hoesen Wellman and Ballocky Ume. It references 20 and 15minute halves and an irrigation or sea game context with unclear details.
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cMrawells
Turner
Hoesen
Wellman
Ballocky Ume
Appeal in Thaw Case Sent to U S Circuit Court
Former governor W A Stone of Pittsburgh acting for Harry K Thaw filed an appeal yesterday with the United States circuit court of appeals. The appeal challenges a decision of a Pittsburgh judge to bring Thaw to trial. Judges Seph Bang George Gray and Joseph Byron sit in the court. It is not known when the case will be heard.
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Philadelphia
Net
W. A. Stone
Pittsburg
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Yesterlay
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Dudge Foun
Pitteburg
Thaw
Wrian
Seph Bang
Jeorge Gray
Jowph Byron
Robbery in Daylight Stuns Chicago Pedestrians
In broad daylight on October 22 two highwaymen robbed H. V P. Stevenson, an employee of J. W. Allen & Co., of $3,000 as he walked on Washington Street near Desplaines Street. They struck him with a pistol butt and seized his satchel, slipping away amid a crowded street while the police station loomed nearby.
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Chicago
Desplaines Street
H. V P. Stevenson
J. W. Allen& Co
Stevenson
Washington Street
Forest fires threaten Woodford and nearby towns in Vermont
Firefighters struggle as winds revive embers near Woodford Searsburg Sangate Somerset and Stratton, with Mt Anthony blaze flaring anew. J Colgate of New York owns extensive holdings and has hired crews to prevent further spread while Bald Mountain remains watched after days of fire.
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Bennington
Woodford
Searsburg
Sangate
Somerset
Stratton
Mt. Anthony
J. Colgate
New York
Bald Mountain Wes
Bourdon Beats Grace in Strongman Bout at Claremont
An auction crowd of up to 800 watched Tit E. Bourdon of Claremont defeat Jack Grace of New York in a hard fought six falls wrestling match. Grace, though lighter, showed skill and strength, escaping holds and forcing a rematch in four weeks with a 1 pound catchweight. The bout featured a 25 minute fall and two longer sequences, ending with a body scissors and smother. The match drew wide local interest and intense crowd reaction.
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Claremont
A House
Tit E. Bourdon
Jack Grace
New York
Grace
Eagle
Bourdon
Genuind
Nelson Bourdon
Bourton
Nelson
Smother
National Eagle
Wrestler challenges winner of Barre bout in Grace match
A letter announces a challenge to the winner of the Barre contest on the 23rd. The writer, who has trained with Grace previously, expresses a desire to meet Grace specifically, mentioning past opponents including James Galvin Max Muller Barrett and Kid Holmes.
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Holitorr
Grace
Bourdon
Barre
James Galvin
Max Muller
Barrett
Kid Holmes
Maine Central appoints three new directors
Portland Maine October 22 Three new names representing the block of stock controlled by John L Billard of Meriden Conn in the Boston Maine which controls the Maine Central were added to the directorate at the annual meeting yesterday afternoon The new members were John L Billard Sanne Harm inway of New Haven and Frank T Brown of Norwich Conn Directors organized with Inoitte N Tuttle as president Morris A vice president and Henry 18 Cleaves of Portland clerk
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Portland
John L. Billard
Meriden
Conn
Boston & Maine
Maine Central
Maine Central Railroad
Lewis Case Ledyard
New York
Sanne Harminway
New Haven
Norwich
Inoitte N
Large bear shot on Mount Carmel in Chitten Den
A 300 pound bear was killed on Mount Carmel in Chitten DenMemday by Orrin Cobb and Edwin Greso sm Bayton. A large female bear was fired at many times but survived, then killed. Local belief holds the animals were driven out by the forest and the incident lasted several days.
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Mount Carmel
Chittenden
Memday
Orrin Cobb
Elthough
Century mark for Rev Dr Samuel Francis Smith founder of America
Boston observes the 100th anniversary of Samuel Francis Smith birth with memorials in Boston and Newton. Fogs at half staff, school ceremonies recount the writing of America. In Newton Center the chimes play America. Boston bells toll for the national hymn. Public ring of America at Park Street Church recalls its first public singing in 1832.
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Boston
Samuel Francis Smith
America
Newton
Newton Center
Monnett Explains Party Change About Standard Oil
Salt Lake City October 22 Frank S. Monnett former attorney general of Draig addressed a large group of Democrats at Salt Lake Theatre Tuesday night. He said he left the Republican party due to Standard Oil influence and campaign contributions, claiming the oil company helped shape the Supreme Court and then watched Standard Oil cast a political shade over elections.
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Salt Lake City
Frank S. Monnett
Draig
Salt Lake Theatre
Monnett
Republican Party
Republican Campaign
Cihio Wae
Standen OW Company
Supreme Court of Life
Flames Beyond Control In Enowburgh Town
Enoslargh Ontario reports a forest fire near Randay that spread through heavy timberland Tuesday night. A large firefighting force battled the blaze, believed started by hunters, covering heart acres. Water scarcity hampers efforts as farmers haul water long distances.
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Enoslargh
Randay
Franklin County
Dying man accused of theft in Havana tale
Havana dispatch reports Miguel de la Torre, once accused by Gov Magoon, stole 108000 dollars from the treasury to aid his daughter. He allegedly hid the money where the government cannot recover it and is said to be terminally ill with stomach cancer. The article notes his recent capital loss and preference to steal to support his family.
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Havana
la Lucha
Miguel de la Torre
Areca
Magoon
de la Torre
Have You Piles Dr Leonhardt Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Leonhardt Hem Rojd as a cure for piles promising a complete cure regardless of severity. It claims the remedy removes the cause and offers perfect results. Sold by Rickert & Wella at 160 North Main Barre Vermont or Leonhardt station in Buffalo.
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Leonhardt
Buffalo, X
Livery Stable Claims Private Phone Line for Fast Service
A city livery and feed stable advertises a private phone line for prompt replies. Customers are urged to call 150 for quick service and to order teams ahead when possible to ensure better reception. The notice emphasizes avoiding busy lines and speed in response.
Taft Stock Booming Amid Election Forecasts
West reports shift toward Republicans boosts Taft prospects in New York and Indiana. Senator Crane states Taft leads in New York. Taft plans a New Haven stop after Cincinnati rest. Bryan campaigns in Ohio as Knox criticizes labor bills. Indiana tour continued. Horton Transcript notes Bryan stronger in Indiana than New York.
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Tiryan
Colorado
Nevada
Railrod Mineno
Taft
Larmera
Crane
New York
Heerlek
Ohia
Cornelius Tine
New England
Scott
Connecticut
Lilly
National Committee
New Haven
Cincinnati
Indiana
Colonel Bryan
Ohio
Chanler
Hughes
Knox
Gorpere
Mr. Tryan
Horton Transcript
Bryan
Ohio Safely Republican in Ohio Labor Faith Support
Former Ohio Governor Myron T. Herrick spoke at Republican national headquarters noting labor in Ohio backs Taft. He cited two Cleveland rail yard polls showing Taft leading Bryan and doubts. urged Taft’s Westward momentum and cited Hughes as a top vote getter.
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New York
Myron T. Herrick
Ohio
Republican National
Railrand
Cleveland
Taft
Bryan
Oithers
Cio
Hughes
Emilie Co Florists at 45 N Main Barre Vermont
J L Arkley proprietor runs Emilie Co Florists in Barre Vermont at 45 North Main Street. Advertising indicates a local flower shop offering arrangements and deliveries to the community.
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Emilie Co., CO
Florists
Main &T
Barre, Vt
Mack Denies Democratic Abandonment of Illinois in Contested States
New York Oct 22 National Chairman Mack denied reports that the Democratic committee abandoned Illinois to the Republicans. He said the committee would contest all doubtful states and expected Ohio to stay Democratic while Maryland also looked favorable for Bryan.
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Mack
New York
Elinoix
Ohio
Maryland
Bryan
Local Market Advertises Fair Prices on Produce
A small town market pledges fair profit on goods and lists Sweet Potatoes at 12 pounds for 25c Cape Cod Cranberries at 10c per quart Home made Apple Jelly at 10c per tumbler Armour Simon Pure Leaf Lard sold in pails 10 5 and 3 pound sizes at 15c per pound Apples for dessert and cooking offered at reasonable prices.
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Armour
Simon
Baskell Suit Invalid as Punitive Damages Not Permissible
Omaha Oct 22 Attorneys say Has Kell of Oklahoma cannot seek punitive damages in libel suit against W R Hearst. Nebraska laws limit punitive damages in libel cases and require an affidavit with petitions. $400000 sought could be invalid.
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Omaha
Neb
Haskell
Oklahoma
W. R. Hearst
Nebraska
Gompers Defies Taft Amid Chicago Labor Rift
Samuel Gompers rejects Taft and Chicago Federation stance while addressing a convention. He defends the Supreme Court list as unfair and aligns with William J. Bryan, calling him the candidate of the wage earners.
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Chicago Federation
Rotary Taft
Supreme Court
William J. Bryan
Peddler killed after attack on woman in Guinton Mass
Syrian peddler George Ancen was shot and killed yesterday at Mrs. Clement’s home near Sheehan’s Crossing after allegedly insulting and pursuing her. Arthur King, defending the woman, fired two or three shots, killing Ancen. King is jailed as investigators probe the case. Mia Clement and bystander Murphy provide accounts. Ryan sought as a witness. Ancen, 24, resident of Clinton, had a Grove Street store. $3.59 found on him.
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Azeen
Pine
Se Bing
Thames Hyan
Asten
Thad
Ting
Aneon
King
Ryan
Clinton
Clement
Murphy
Peter J. Faherty
Clement Sayn Waa
Toby
King i
Pia Tees Clinton
Azeon
Clinton i
Grove Street
Murphy's Undertaking
Chiet Ae
Mrs. Clement
Robert I
Milbury
Mra. Clement
The Bride's Present Joke in Nuptial Notice
A humorous line noted in a nuptial notice recalls the bride presenting the groom with three maiden aunts sixteen cousins and a mother in law as a playful gift. The remark attributed to a judge reflects lighthearted wedding reporting.
Chamber backs Major Dreyfus in vote on question
Paris October 29 Chamber of Deputies voted 438 to condemn the anti Dreyfus campaign. Pierre Bistry of Finistere stirred a violent scene and was suspended. Minister Briand defended the court decision, saying the country was sick of the scandal and those reopening it were ridiculous.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Anti Dreyfoanida
Major Dreyfus
Court of Cassation
Pierre Bistry
Finistere
Mesaurt
Briand
Franco American Arbitration on Clipperton Island Dispute
The report details a Franco American arbitration proposal to involve King Victor Emmanuel of Italy in settling ownership of Clipperton Island in the Pacific. The coral atoll lies near the Isthmus of Panama and has a history of conflicting claims, including American and Mexican interests.
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Ana Ort
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Clipperton Island
Pacific Ocean
Panama
Americana
Bowecat's
Franco
Rumors On Abruzzi Duke's US Trip And Marriage
Reports from Turin claim the Duke of the Abril may depart for the United States after his coming marriage arraignment on November 11 tied to the king's birthday. Other rumors suggest an incognito voyage to America and a marriage to biking during the presidential election to avoid notice.
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Turin
United States
Italy
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