Goddard and Montpelier boys battle to a darkness halt
An afternoon football clash between Goddard Seminary and Montpelier High ended in a 6 to 6 tie as darkness halted play with three and a half minutes left. Harrigan scored for Montpelier, Spaulding added a TD for Goddard, and Alexander kicked the extra, with referees citing insufficient light.
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Goddard Seminary
Montpelier High School
Montpelier Seminary
Reure
Goddard
Tiwan
Seminary
Montpeliers
Tno
Kne Pes
Montpelier
Harrigan
Cullen
Spaulding
Alexander Sogins
Mi Oa
Montpelier High
Aicandet
Harrison
Laird
Monqiert
Gould
Lowel
Pitkin
Selina St
Pierce
McNeil
Scampini
Re . le
Smith Ulding
Cullen Alexander
Laird Boynton
Buck Wirdner
Senier
Alexander
Igan
Hartigan
Johnson
Carswell
Million Dollar Offer for a New Stomach Warns Readers
A famous millionaire’s offer of one million dollars for a new stomach is described as a warning about chronic dyspepsia. The article explains dyspepsia due to missing gastric juice element and touts Rexall Dyspepsin Tablets as a permanent cure, promising a full refund if not satisfied, priced 25 cents at Rickert & Wells Red Cross Pharmacy Miles’ granite block.
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Millionair
Wen
Sot
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Bursell
Yeo Olden ‘Time
Huxtell's
Enya
Allen
Ark
Capt
Towlor
Konerton
Tay Tee
Nelson Will Not Fight Before New Year Says Britt
Willus Britt of San Francisco confirms Battling Nelson plans two fights after New Year. One potential bout is with Packy McFarland, though negotiations have not begun. Nelson will not enter the ring before 1901 and likely aims for a New Year clash.
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Chicago
Willus Britt
San Francisco
Nelson
New York
Mefarland
John Thompson
Pritt
Packy McFarland
Dane
McParland
Cmn
Idle Workmen Here No Topers in London Speech
London reporters note labor leader John Burns, president of the local government board, faced sharp condemnation in the House of Commons after asserting that British unemployment differs from American unemployment mainly because Britons drink more. Burns claimed American jobless had money and observed that unemployed Britons often appeared idle, sparking cries of disbelief and accusations of a shameful comparison.
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London
Johnurns
House of Commons
America
Burns
Prohibition candidates tour Pittsburgh in 1910 race
Eugene W. Chafin and A. B. Watkins arrived in Pittsburgh and spoke at Old City hall after a 100 day, 25000 mile campaign. Chafin asserted the party would be judged by history for endorsing liquor and predicted the liquor question would shape votes in 1912.
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Pittaburg
Eugene W. Chafin
A. B. Watkins
Old City Hall
Chafin
Rail derailment near Augusta injures several
Train on the Chicago and Northern line jumped the track near Augusta Wisconsin yesterday. Passengers and trainmen were injured, none seriously, with the derailment blamed on a removed rail likely done maliciously. The report came from Chicago headquarters. The clipping also mentions fur fashion advice and a questionable medical ad, all from the same page segment.
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Chicago-Duluth Limited
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Chicago and Northern Railroad
Augusta
Chicago
Duluth Limit Ag
theChicago
Northwestern
Emory's Fleet New York Delayed Warships Near Amoy
Amoy reports note Culgoa failed to wirelessly connect with the second squadron of the American fleet as battleships near arrival. Prince Ta Lang moves residence to receive the fleet in Amoy. Taft Bryan campaign notes cover speeches in Syracuse and upstate New York with cross-state appearances and cabinet member visits.
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Amoy
Culgoa
Patton
Prince Ta Lang
Pekin
Prince Yeesterday
Song
Hai-Yung
William H. Taft
William 4. Bryan
Syracuse
Mr Taft
Lyons
Stopa
Canandaigua
Geneva
Seneca Palle
Ruby Bryan
New York State
Colones
Albany
Utica
Alton B. Parker
Dryen
Aft
Bryan
Sharmin
Altony
Kern
Laana
Seretary Cortelyou
New York
Root
Toledo
Meyer
Belair
Hughes
Chanter
Eugene W. Chatin
A. 8
Watkins
Ohio
Omania
Eepen
Independence Party
New Jersey
Eugino V. Dube
Red Specia
Sisedea Eyene
Flearat
Missouri
Ths
National Committee
Vergennes
New York World
Taft
Jim Sherman
Trusts
Cannon
House
Richard Long
Welcome by Shanghai Chamber of Commerce
Shanghai observers note the Chinese Chamber of Commerce welcomes the American fleet visiting China, a move seen as noteworthy given the chamber’s history leading a boycott against American goods three years earlier.
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Shanghai Chamber of Commerce
Shanghai
At & Menage
China
Chamber of Commerce
Bowdoin University minor election yields close result
In Bowdoin University minor class election Charles E. Whit won presidency by nine votes while Chauncey F. Wheeler of Plainville Muse captured 61 votes. Providence news notes Hughes Jr. beaten in Dartmouth context. The report records campus voting outcomes with limited readable details.
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Providence
KR. L
Bowdoin
Charles E. Mhit
Chauncey EF. Wheeler
Plainville
Muse
Governor Guild Ill Again Confined By Gastritis
Boston reports Governor Curtis Gould Jr is ill again with gastritis and will stay home for the rest of the week. The statement notes his illness is not serious, though it ends his duties as he recovers. This marks his third bout this year after prior rheumatism heart attack and appendicitis.
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Boston
Curtis Gould, Jr
Executive Department
State House
Guild
Wernor
Tie
Nahant
Court sets November 17 hearing on merger suit
Three U S circuit court judges fixed November 17 as the date for a hearing on the New York New Haven Hartford merger case against the Boston and Maine railroad. The government seeks to prevent the merger in equity under an expedited act. The case involves disputes over trolley holdings and related commissions.
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Boston
United States Circuit Court
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
Boston & Maine Railroad
New Pastel
Unclear historical item on dermatology claims
Fragmentary note claims a universal remedy for skin disorders with mention of Hill and Dr Davie. Text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. no verifiable event or publication context available from the readable portions.
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Hill
Davie Tor
Two Women Dead and One Wounded in Providence Case
Read as a compact news item, a cluster of tragedies unfolds: Mrs. Sarah B. Arnold, 48, is found dead from gas in Providence with two children, Frederick Arnold and Ellen Arnold, away. Henrietta Norris, 18, commits suicide at her brother's home. Elizabeth Wunderlee, of Arlington Street, wounded in a self-inflicted gunshot and hospitalized. A court note mentions Judge Calhoun and a possible venue issue, while Pierce remains in Massachusetts and plans to travel to Texas soon.
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Providence
Sarah B. Arnold
Sherburn Street
South
Frederick
Arnold
Ellen Arn Pold
Hoston
Henrietta Norris
Belkway
George Laft
Elizabeth Wunderlee
Arlington Street
St. Joseph's Hospital
Jay
Pierce
Hare
Simmer
Massachusetts
Calhoun
1 Fifty-third District Court
Pierce to go to Texas for false swearing indictment
Austin Texas October 30 Henry Clay Pierce sails for Texas to answer a state indictment charging false swearing. Judge Barclay of St Louis who led the state at Pierce's hearing informs that the St Louisians will travel to Texas and be before November 9 to stand trial.
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St. Louis
Austin
Tex
Henry Clay
Pierce
Texas
Campbell
Barclay
Bennington Gas Co Sold to T B Gibson in 720000 Deal
Bennington Gas Co once under receivership was sold for 720000 to T B Gibson, president of the Bennington County National Bank. The company had 875000 capital stock, and Dunbar of Boston organized it five years ago. Dunbar failed three years ago, and the firm entered receivership afterward.
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Bennington
Bennington Gas Company
T. B. Gibson
Bennington County N Tonal Bank
Dunbar
Boston
Twas Company
Jealous Philadelphia sentence fragment misreads local taxicab tale
Fragmentary text suggests a Philadelphia scene with unclear references to Keb armory, free use by tigers, a sawn off pistol, crack shots, and an insurance policy tied to a New York cab amid Philadelphia taxi service. The garbled source yields no coherent event or identifiable individuals.
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Carey
New York
Philadelphia
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Barre
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Vermont Light & Power Co
Matin Street
Reynolds & Son's
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Glenwoods
Ee & Son
Hastware
Quarty & All Sapplies
Vermont
Emilie
Mala
Rathbone, Lard & CO
Albany, N. Y
W. M. Crowley
East Barre, Vt
GOV. Guild
Bennington Gas CO
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Arlington
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Sunnyside Farm
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