Championship Series Opens at Home in Chicago
The Chicago Nationals and Chicago Americans start the world title series at Comiskey Park with 26 100 capacity, alternate games at Sox Park drawing 20 000. Managers seek park expansion. national commission may settle the box issue. Wagner leads NL batting. Ferguson stars for Chicago. Essick tops NL pitchers.
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Chicago Nationals
Chicago Americans
Sox
Murphy
Comiskey
National Commission
Chicago
Americans and French swap cars in Vandervilt Cup race
The Vandervilt Cup sees two Americans living abroad driving French cars while two French drivers race American made cars. The race required every car part to be manufactured in the nation of its team.
Nationalities of Drivers Prompt Chat on Uniform Rule
The remark notes drivers coming from different nations and questions why nationality rules were not standardized to cover chauffeurs as well. The discussion centers on applying a uniform standard across all drivers to avoid mixed nationalities.
Walter Camp Defends Football Rules in New Interpretation
Walter Camp issues a paper on football rules outlining referee and umpire authority, fair catch signals, forbidden tripping, tackling constraints by position, lineman back rules, and duties to ensure ends stay onside and kicks are not impeded or roughened after crossing the line. The document also notes time rulings and captain consensus for halving durations.
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New York
Walter Camp
Wny
Butte’s Crack Golfers Compare With Northwest Best
Spokane Country club players led by G O O Nettleton and Jack Williams traveled to Seattle and were beaten by Seattle Country club members by decisive margins. Nettleton lost by one point and the others by two to three points as Spokane fell behind on a hillside course. The same team had previously defeated Butte earlier in the season, showing local strength against Northwest competition.
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Spokane Country Club
Seattle
Spokane Chronicle
G. O O. Nettleton
Jack Williams
H. G. Hawkins
L. de Witt
A. M. Winston
F. W. Guilbert
Nettleton Lust
Williams
Hawkins
de Witt
Guilbert
Spokane
Butte
Northwest
Big Engineer M Auliffe Challenges Skaters to Backward Race
Dan McAuliffe of the Anaconda mine calls out roller skaters to a backward race with side bets from 50 to 200 dollars. Manager Byrne of the Holland rink offers a prize, aiming to feature the event at Friday night carnival with top state skaters pitted against local experts Horr Kinsley and J P D Searles.
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Dan McAuliffe
Anaconda
Byrne
Holland Rink
McAuliffe
Butte
Messrs. Horr
Kinsley
J. PD. Searles
Chicago Wins Both Major Leagues Pennants in 1906 Season
The Chicago Nationals capture the NL title with a 116 win season record, a league mark, while Chicago Americans clinch the AL pennant after a late-season rally. New York and Cleveland finish near the top as Philadelphia and St. Louis struggle. Boston stumbles with double figures in losses. The World Series opens Tuesday in Chicago between the two Chicago clubs.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Ohio
St. Lews
Washington
Boston
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Louis Peli
A Peeeres
Pittsburg Wins Final Cincinnati Game On Superior Hiting
In Cincinnati on October 7 Pittsburg claimed the last game of the series with Cincinnati through steadier hitting. The contest was slow and featureless with final score tied to Pittsburg 6 Cincinnati 0 as Essick Schlei and Pietz worked the batteries against Cincinnati pitcher Teuver. Umpire O Day presided.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
R. H. Eincinnati
Essick
Schlei
Teuver
Pietz
O'Day
Player earns title. club gains Robert Cox cup
The player who completes the ordeal this week will receive the championship gold medal and her club will hold the Robert Cox cup for a year, currently held by Oakley Country Club of Moston, with Miss Pauline Mackay as the title holder and member.
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Oakley Country Club
Moston
Pauline Mackay
Programme of Racing in Scranton Oct 10 to 13
The Driving and Field association of Scranton organized a fall harness and running race programme on a new half mile track. President Be B. Jermyn and secretary C P Wentz lead a prominent group. Big purses attract visitors during convention week, with racing set for October 10 to 13.
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Scranton
Driving and Field Association
BE. B. Jermyn
C. P. Wentz
Rugby to replace American football in colleges says UC president
Benjamin Ide Wheeler, president of the University of California, predicts that the country will adopt Rugby within five years. He argues Rugby is more engaging for spectators and players, offers greater participation, and could replace the new intercollegiate rules deemed uncertain.
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San Francisco
Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Congress in session as Prince Paul presides in Helsingfors
The constitutional democrats gather in Helsingfors with 171 delegates from 43 provinces and 4 territories. Prince Paul Dolgouroff is elected president as Ivan Petrunkevich lauds Hertzenstein and the Viborg manifesto gets formal approval amid debates on land expropriation and the labor party rise. The congress adjourns to continue Monday.
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Helsingfors
Congress of the
Constitutional Democrats
Paul Dolgouroff
Ivan Petrunkevich
Hertzenstein
Finland
Black Hand
Viborg
Dolgouroff
M. Nabukoff
St. Petersburg
Labor Party
Special session of Deer Lodge county board called in 1906
The Deer Lodge county board of commissioners orders a special session to meet October 12 and 13 1906 at the courthouse in Anaconda. Business includes road matters election planning September reports and payment of contingent poor bills. Harvey A. Nell as county clerk and recorder confirms the order with official seal.
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Board of County Commissioners
Deer Lodge County
State of
Montana
William Kelliher
H. B. Hoffman
M. Martin
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Harvey A. Nell
Narragansett Park and Race Track Sold at Auction
Narragansett park and its race track were sold at auction to Charles A. Stiark representing Fred Wy. Perkins for 400 dollars. The Narragansett Breeders association mortgage totaled 85 000 dollars plus about 2000 dollars in interest taxes and repairs. The purchaser secures the 6714 acre property with club house and stables worth 100 000 dollars and 10 percent cash down with balance by Nov 24. Perkins’ plans for future use remain uncertain.
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Providence
Narragansett Park
Charles A. Stiark
Fred Wy. Perkins
Perkins
Europe
Narragansett Breeders’ Association
Seattle Defeats Oakland Twice In Pacific Coast League
Seattle beat Oakland in both games on October 7 with MecKune shining. First game final 7 to 4 with Garvin and Pidawans catching and Graham and Bliss in pitching. Second game a 6 to 4 Seattle win as Vekers Blankenship Cates and Bliss starred. Mahaffey umpired.
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Seattle
Bert
Joe Corbett
Frisco
Los Angeles
Angels
San Francisco
Portland
Tacoma Tigers
Oakland
Cal
MecKune
R. H. E. Org
Garvin
Pidawans
Graham
Bliss
Cates
Mahaffey
Maintenon Wins Prix du Conseil Municipal at Longchamps
W K Vanderbilt's Maintenon won the Prix du Conseil Municipal at Longchamps over Punta Gorda with a three quarters of a length margin. Ten starters, feature race attracted an international crowd as Maintenon led from start to finish and the English horse failed to place.
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Paris
W. K. Vanderbilt
Maintenon
Longchamps
Los Angeles Defeats Portland In Tight Seven Inning Game
In a closely contested contest that stayed close until the seventh inning Los Angeles defeated Portland. Batteries Bergeman and Buckley for Los Angeles Henderson and Donahue for Portland. Umpire Perrine.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Portland
Heneroetot Toorl Atircics
Bergeman and Buckley
Henderson
Donahue
Perrine
Newfoundland Ministers to Resign Over Fishing Privileges
It is reported that the Newfoundland ministry plans to resign in protest against a temporary arrangement between Great Britain and the United States. The pact grants American herring fishermen privileges that conflict with Newfoundland law. The move mirrors a recent national cabinet action and targets the concession as unlawful.
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St. John's
N. F
Great Britain
United States
Newfoundland
National women golfers to start national championship round
West Newton Massachusetts hosts the opening preliminary round as more than sixty women golfers from across the country compete in the national championship kickoff tomorrow.
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West Newton
Mass
Wisconsin Girl Rescued From Wolves Near Door County
Miss Anna Bergsland crossed Sawyer harbor to return home through the woods when wolves closed in behind her. Hearing howls, she fled to the shore where a group of boys rushed to help, paddling out to rescue her before the pack reached the dock.
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Sturgeon Bay
Wis
Door County
Government Bluff
Anna Bergsland
Sawyer Harbor
Miss Bergsland
O Connor in Boston Delivers Stirring Address
T P OConnor, Irish leader, spoke at a Boston theater on the questions agitating his people and received an enthusiastic reception after arriving from Washington where he was guest of President Roosevelt.
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Boston
T. P. O'Connor
Washington
Roose
Registration Book Openings For Deer Lodge Precincts 1906
Notice lists Thomas Boland and James Hicks as registry agents for election districts one and two in Deer Lodge County Montana. Registrations run October 15 to October 27 1906 at 514 Pine street Anaconda and 222 W Fourth Street Anaconda with special registration October 29 for sick or absent voters.
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Thomas Boland
Deer Lodge County
State of
Montana
Pine Street
Anaconda
Mont
A. D
Deer Lodge
James Hicks
Fourth Street
Notice of local registry agent appointment in Deer Lodge
Notice states TI. John Manley is registry agent in election district No. 38 precinct No. 3 at 118 Main Street, Deer Lodge precinct No. 8, for duties in the listed district.
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John Manley
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
Main Street
Anaconda
Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Passenger Card 1906
Time card notice shows schedules for the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Co. effective June 3, 1906. Ridership and station stops are listed for passenger service with typical weekday and Sunday timings.
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Butte, Anaconda
Registry Agent's Notice for Deer Lodge Precincts 6 and 7
John Lawler registry agent for election district No. 5 announces registration hours for the upcoming general election. The notice lists Deer Lodge County Montana precincts 6 and 7 and specifies registration times from 9 o'clock a m to 9 o'clock p m on the stated date.
Registry Notice for Deer Lodge Precincts 8 and 9
Registry agent Bernard Marron opens registration books for election precincts 8 and 9 in Deer Lodge county Montana. Registration at 815 Fast Third Street Anaconda starts on October 1 1906 for voters eligible to participate in the November 6 election.
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I. Bernard Marron
Deer Lodge County
State of
Montana
Fast Third Street
Anaconda
Mont
A. D
Deer Lodge
Bernard Marron
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