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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
Stage The Only Way Some In the Drama Of Lie Ever Get Applause

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
HOOSlCK FALLS WON
In Pool Match From Bennington Monday Eve
nine.

Hoosick Falls, Mar. 20-In a series
OF five interesting pool matches at
FIoosick Falls Monday evening the
Hoosick Falls experts beat Benning.
ION by total OF 22i to l97. A large
crowd witnessed the games and ONE
fine playing was done by each side
The matches were as follows: John
Hankard, Hoosick Falls, defeated Bert
NJ rse, Bennington, 80 to 30; Philip
O'Meara Boosick Falls. defeated
Turner Cranston, 80 to ~; Patrick
Ryan, HoJsick Falls defeated NJ Sheey
Bennington 80 to %; Jos McDermott,
Bennington, defeated James Moynihan
lioosick Falls, 30 to "a; Schuyler
Dean, Bennington, defeated Joseph
Downie, Hoosick Falls, 80 to 81. This
is the second match. In the first Ben.
nington won by score of al to 80
Another match will be played next
Monday evening in Bennington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
insult To
SUPREME COURT
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Highest Ls~
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u j. in readiness H. gu.ll any disturb
anew that mas pccur over 80 negro
employees have quii their work In the
shops aud factoric. and they arc cpn
rrntrating IN groups. u i believed #
that further trouble will result.
Some Of the members of the supreme I
court are considering the punishment .
NJ the members IT To. mob that lynch. !
III Johnson. The department VI justice /
also IL considering action v the mat. I
Ter.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
When the Old lien
CackIes Look For
An Egg

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uac,iv,. ihoush ilr laic,. .ug
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The latr.i subjects l'nl'lishr'i
~ ih- c-l.l,gsi,l "l.sm.ou
Pnnis' II 2sc nnd SOC. llaid
t. tell ih-tn iIoin ,tiginal vat
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m-nii"n !. beautiful hand coli
or-l pla~iu-.. al r,sdy &"
hang np in ihc parlor. They
all move rapidly At tie price
Sc have them marked; los
e. gjc. Get In hcrc with your
basket before they brcom. too
much scrambled.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
A SECOND
CHAPTER
iisnnllon Sofo lnswsnss
sen's Memories
DlDNoT FORGE VOUCHER
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FuAim folfiss A.la Can
Rssa On

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pubiissn sstioiisi csmrsisu fuad frpui
the ss- tsfk tifs Nf Hsmiiion
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q csnt understand he ssii sn
"uhy Nr Hils. siiYuid deus
Ito sfsso 'sniTiisuii.u 'fsm iiie Nee
iors life for which I hold tho v"fch
% No me sur~is rsn Imagine iliai
manufactured that v.u'licr.
Nov. I don't wsni you to think.
Mr.. Hamiiiwn went on. that I'm tell
lss tale. out 81 school d'dnt ofisi
nate TIT. controversy over the coniri
button. Both President McCall and
viVs President Perkins themselves les.
incl 10 the campaign glfi on the wit.
moss stand"
Hamilton was Informed HAT Scrrc.
tsry Of War l,ooi had denied That b.
Root had extracted from Uoyernor
Higgins n guarantee That Tho Insurance
question should not be touched VI tho
extra session Of the Legislature
is that SOL De- asked with some
surprise. "Of course I was moi present
when Mr.. Root had his interview with
Governor Higgins"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
FELL ON CIRCULAR SAW.
f. r. Tinkham Of Cabot Taken With a Fit
Head Nearly Severed

Montpelier, March 20.-Edward r
Tinkham OF Cabot, 40 years old, was
instantly killed this afternoon while
saving wood at the home of A w Boil
ton on Cabot Plain. Tinkham was
seized with TT and fell against a
circular saw. His head was nearly
severed from his body one arm was
cut off and the body was otherwise
mangled. Death was instantaneous
He leaves IA widow and two children,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
BAR ROOM QUARREL
Plaintiff Seeks to Recover $1,000 Damages lnfIit
ted by Defendants Fists.

Burlington, Murch 20-A bar room
quarrel is the basis of "A civil suit,
begun in County court today. The
action is brought by Adolph Hattie
against Louis Limoge. The plaintiff
seeks to recover damages of $1,000 for
injuries alleged to have been inflicted
by the defendant with his fists,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
BOYS MISSING.
Two Young Men Left Home Saturday whue
Abou,s Unknown.

Frank and william Pierce, brother,
aged 10 and - respectively, disap
peared from their homo In Burlington
saturday and there is o clue at pres.
ent Ia their whereabouts. It is sup
posed they were lost on the lake. Tn,
two boys are sons OF Mrs Mace o.
Peru street. Saturday morning they
took baby carriage and went down
70 the lumber yard to get some wood.
About noon they were seen on the lake
shore by some other boys. The baby
carriage was found Monday.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
mt RtctNts DISCHARGED


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a t'.s~sf Go.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
pstsctluf To Return
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az lfssssi.s So c,.fss 10 SO t.iifs.
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slip 90 h'ica 10 li1rom start a. anisb.
Il bsins az polished and perfect -
anyihins cosld 10 lmtEinsd.
Prcscelis. the sender II the age
opened his ihvc days engagement .,
Fsrscli "f-ra house Cbri.itlas after.
noon - q packed house and likcuise
al night pleasing biz many admirers,
and likcsisc performing many won.
dctisl .sais In mindcading and hyp.
nolisn. Last night tie ihcascr was
packed. says the Eocklsnd star. for
The third performance given by this
Wosderiul man and 80 many requests
have been made for certain parts of
Prescellc's entertainment tina, an extra
performance will lie given In the after
noon for the ladies. Prcscello l. no
doubt greater favoriie this season
than he was last and for three engage
mcnts In D months this gifted perform
err holds the record for Rocklsnd. one
noticeable fact 10 regard to Prccelle's
performances Is the class OF people
that attend them the better class OF
theater goers predominating.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
Htln 10 NItERfT


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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
CAUGHT FISH ILLEGALLY
Two Sudbury Men Fined $40 Each For Viola
ton of Law.

Rutland, March 10. Charles Good :
win and Edward Guyette of Sudbury
we're fined $40 sndcosts each, Saturday
IN complaint of Game Warden b II
Stickney OF this city for catching pick.
erel through the ice of Burr pond in
East Pittsford. Two of Stickney IS
dogs we're killed last week as the result
of the csrcasses of two deer being
ound ar Rutland.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21

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hssds instead - soing 10 = iisssssors
qasfFy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-21
Did You Ever

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LESS THAN 200
VOTES CAST
fpesaps Village Mssiias
Stmy Attended.
INT DETAILED RESULTS
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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-01-18
&c 81 a1tk &, SR4EAA aa
q Dp0RIING MEMS y
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Al the annual meeting of the Cotton
States League Of Baseball Clubs the
salary limit was fixed at $l,100. and
each club limited to twelve men.
Greenville. winner of last seasons
pennant, served notice of the surren-
der of its franchise.
Michigan baseball fans are clamor-
ing for The scheduling of a series Of
three eumes with Amherst's nine. The
FIRST loss to the prospective nine came
with the announcement made by Car
rie' Csrrothers. left fielder for the last
'hrce ycars. that he would not return
10 colloge after this semester.
Outiielder James Sheckard. who re-
Gently was traded by the Brooklyn
Club to Chicago for four players, and
who is out with a statement that the
deal will not go through as under no
circumstances will he consent TO be-
come member of the Chicago league
team. may jump TO the outlaw Tri-
state League.
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worlds championship from Corbett at
Carson City, Robert Fitzsimmons went
down to defeat before Jack O'Brien at
San Francisco December 20. When he
sank helpless in his chair the thou
sands who saw the contest felt that
the Grand Old Man of the ring had
fought his last fight. The victory be-
longs to Father Time than to the agile
Quaker.
The ending of the Fitzsimmons-
O'Brlen fight, coming as it did during
the minute rest between the thirteenth
and fourteenth rounds, has led to con
siderable controversy as to whether
OBrien won in the thirteenth or four
teenth round With regard to this, will
state that Jack won in the thirteenth
round, as time for the fourteenth
round had not been called. The point
argued is, is the minute intervening
between rounds a continuation of the
preceding or to be connected with the
succeeding round? AS there cannot be
a minutes rest before round has
been fought the minute intervening
between rounds must naturally be a
continuation of the round which pre-
ceded It, Had time been called for
round fourteen and had O'Brien an
swered the call of time it would have
marked the beginning of that round
George Siler
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picked up Jack Thornton, veteran,
and Hickey, youngster, for trials at
first base.
Lefty" Core. who also played on
the Canton Protective Association
team, has been signed by the Wheel
ing Central League team for next sea
son.
Aggie Grant of South Bend declares
that he wants a team of hitters The
only man he says that Is sure of his
job is Anderson, the center fielder
Mofitt is TO be sold or traded.
Billy Belden has been signed as al
outfielder for the Springfield team
Belden was with Fort Wayne over two
seasons and made good. Joe Collins
has attached his signature to Spring
field contract also
Dayton has already signed for trial
three pitchers, Ray Conner. who
played in Kentucky, Wagner of Con
nersville, Ind. and Carnes of Prince
ton, Ind Mackey of Cincinnati, a
catcher, has been signed.
The salary limit of this league has
been raised from $1,000 to $1,000, ex.
elusive of manager. The club owners
have pledged themselves to live up to
the new limit and each team will post
$500 as guarantee of good faith.
Teddy" Price, the sensational left
fielder of the Wheeling Central League
team and former manager of the
champions, refuses to return to the
camp of the "Stogies," and states that
unless he secures his release he will
accept an offer from the Tri-State
League. Price wants his release be
cause of friction with Manager Shri
| YER
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A private bill has been introduced
in Parliament for sanction to build the
first road In England to be devoted eX-
clusively to motor vehicles, 1t is pro
posed to run the road from London to
Brighton.
Grant Eby of Buffalo, in match
game of pool at Binghamton, n. y.
December II, with w. II. Clearwater
made what is believed to be the
worlds record for run, eighty-nine
balls straight.
Richard Croker, formerly Tammany
boss, has fallen victim TO the charms
of golf He has laid out fine grounds
on his Irish estate. and spends much
Of his time with the cubs Mir Gro
ker, 1t is said has developed into u
fine player.
The worlds billiard champion tour.
nament will be fought out in America
this winter Julius Baltic. who just re.
turned from Paris, VIII promote the
AFFAIR. He has secured the signatures
of Willie Hoppe. Louis Cure. George
Sutton and Ora Morningstar. who are
at present in Paris competing at the
National academy
The death is announced OF b. b.
Kieran, the Australian champion
swimmer, who made notable records
during his recent visit to Europe
Kieran, who was but 10 years old
came into prominence in 1904. when
he easily outclassed all open water
swimmers. He held all the worlds
amateur records from $50 yards TO one
mile, excepting the 900 and 1000 yart
| figures, which are held by J. A. Jaryi;
| of England
BY sprinting 100 yards in Oslo 81
| and doing her wonderful jumping feat.
| Miss Helen Buck of Manchester, n II.
Mount Holyoke college girl has cleo
| trihed the athletic world, She ran l0l
yards in 0:10 2-5. cleared 20 feet incl
in the broad jump, 5 feet inches il
the high exhibition game, and after al
this exertion she did not show tn,
least trace of exhaustion.
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Tenney tried to trade Wolverton
for pitcher McIntire, but 1t did not
work.
Fred Tenney says that never was
1t more difficult to secure first class
playing talent than now.
II will look like old times for Han
Ion to manage the Cincinnatis and
have Joe Kelley for captain.
Catcher Jack Slattery win doubtless
prefer TO go to st. Louis next season
than TO return to the Tri-State League
The Boston club Is endeavoring to
dispose of third baseman Harry VOL.
league.
The Pittsburg club has sold pitcher
Kinsella and infielder Knabe to Tole-
do, where j. Ed. Grillo will manage
his own team next season.
The st. Louis club has sold pitcher
Mike O'Neil. who retired last season.
to Brooklyn for $4,000 cash. He will
probably play for his old manager,
Patsy Donovan.
President Barney Dreyfuss of the
Pittsburg club, does not think the Gin
cinnatis will train at Hot Springs, as
reported. The Pirates leave for the
training grounds March II.
John r. Walsh, whose Chicago
banks have gone to smash for many
millions of dollars, was for many
years associated with A. G. Spalding
in the ownership of the Chicago clubs
Trainer Mike Murphy Of the Penn
sylvania university has located Beau
mont's trouble as an atrophied tendon
in the back of his left anl1le--a defect
to be cured by the proper exercise.
Frank Chance announces out In
California that he will never again
don the pad and mask of catcher
No one expects him to do so as lone
as he covers first base as well as he
| has in the past.
According TO Arthur Irwin st. Louis
I may lose the services Of pitcher
1 Frantz. who was purchased from Kan
sas City. Frantz is thinking seriously
of dropping baseball in order to pur
sue his studies for the ministry.