Nationals Streak Breaker? Cold Day Baseball Classic
A frigid, weathered showdown saw the Nationals rally for three runs in the second inning with Chance, Steheelpt, Evers and Kling exuding steady bats. White Sox countered later but miscues and timely hits by Isbell, Tinker and others propelled Washington to a multi-run inning as crowd enthusiam blazed despite near freezing conditions.
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Nationals
Captain Chance
Steheelpt
Tuiker Igiddgwa
Steintalet
Evers
Isbell
Kling
Keulbach
Tinker
Wojtach
Logk
Chaney
Helder
Jahole
Sullivve
Sreinfetett
Hoffman
Soreed Sheckard
Schulte
Edwia Teidt
Thiker
Vere Evers
Rs Reulbach P
Wotals
White
Owen
of Owen
Heulbach
Steinfenst
Dauble
Sheckara
Jones
Hy White
Ranthard
Tasca Om Baux
Teulbach
Reubbach
Wit
Rehe
Tumpires
O' Loughlin
Joknatone
Bryan in Sedalia crowds theater speech
William J. Bryan arrived in Sedalia Missouri this afternoon greeted by about two thousand people at the station. He was escorted to the new Sedalia theater where he spoke to a capacity crowd that filled the house.
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Sedaile
William J. Bryan
Sedalia Theater
Woman killed as lover commits double tragedy in Warrenaville
In Warrenaville a 22 year old Miss Mary Shepard was found dead in her hall after a shooting by her suitor J. Smith, who then killed himself as police closed in. Motive cited as disappointed love. Smith, a student from Cleveland, fled to a nearby barn before ending his life, leaving police to piece together events surrounding the murder suicide.
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Clevelind
Gort
Kary Sintlh
Mary Shepard
Tarore
Young Smith
Smith
Miss Shepard
Milas Shepard
Hmith
Advice to the Negroes by Oswald G Willard
Oswald G Willard speaks before a council urging African Americans to organize for defense and rights. He condemns contributing to anti Negro newspapers in Georgia and calls for united action to avoid subjugation while noting public debate and political tension.
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Oswald G. Willard
Wow Sark
Gutik
Hoke Smit
John Jenile Graves
Ware Aman
TH Angle
Will
Uwe
Milito
Amigan
Prouily
Anperlor
Elysizer
President hosts visitors at the White House in Washington
President Roosevelt greeted more than 108 visitors at the east entrance of the White House including veterans groups and national associations. He extended cordial welcomes as callers paused for brief exchanges and handshakes.
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Washington
Get
Hoosevelt
White House
National
Whalanle Droggists' Association
Ecu
NeocentrC TIME Factory Closes for Improvements
After the bitterinaé factory and the tinshop of Nelewn Mor rin & Cots packing here were closed by inspectors, managers secured building permits for improvements ordered by the building commissioner and guards stationed to enforce the orders remained at the plant.
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Chicago
Oct. W
Bitterinaé
Nelewn Morrin & Cots Packing
Wheelty
Ani Guarde
Manuel Silveira of Havana Turns Million-Dollar Trick
Manuel Silveira of Havana claims a failure due to defalcation and siphoning totaling about $1,000,000. He left Havana Oct 2 on the Carmelina, seeking New York creditors J M Ceballos & Co, but has not reached them. Assets and negotiations involve J M Ceballos & Co and Sullivan & Croswell. the firm has railroads and sugar interests in Cuba and operates steamers between New York and Spanish ports.
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Manuel Silveira
Havana
New York
Gel
J. M Cuballos & Co
Manuel Silveria
Silverla ‘& Co
Silveira
Nefaleatto
J. M. Ceballos & Co
Aly
Counsal
Silvelr
Tne
Carmelina
Corparia
J. M. Cebrillos & Co
de M. Ceballos
John S. Fiske
Andevana Cy Wilson
Asignee
Willian ¥. Stawe
Sullivan & Croswall
Sr. Rowe
J. M. Cebalinn & Co
Guba
Spain
England Preadnought Admired by Uncle Sam
A garbled clipping discusses a predreadnought ship praised by the United States and notes U.S. and British naval officers and departments. The text references Captain Rose and intelligence briefs, with unclear details about the vessel’s construction and international reception.
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England
Uncle Sam
Croker Faces Court Over Tammany Hall Allegations
Richard Croker enters court amid a British publication’s claims about Tammany Hall leadership. The London article questions Croker’s role and tactics, while his affidavit denies wrongdoing. A crowded legal team is expected as the Croker case unfolds before a jury panel.
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Tammany Hall
Tamming
Ooe
Croker
Depew Presides at Meeting in Good Spirits
New York Ort omits clear date but reports Chauncey M. Depew presided over the New York Central stations company executive meeting in good health and improving spirits after a period of illness. He stated he is slowly but surely recovering and expects continued progress.
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Depew
New York
Maron Unitedk
Henn Takes Oath as Member Of Indian Agency Board
President Marlen Francis Henn of the Catholic University today swore the oath as a member of the bond of Indian agency Monera, after accepting secretary Bonaparte’s appointment in Washington.
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Washington
Marlen Francis Henn
Catholic University
aMfee
Bond of
Contested Clerk of Court Election in Sanders County
A dispute over the office of clerk of the district court in Sanders County intensifies as questions about eligibility and governor action arise. County officials warn of potential court intervention to determine the status and timing of the election, amid unclear proclamations and legislative provisions.
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Aletta
Epecia
Sanders
Aris
L. B. Amith
Gust Moser
Perk
Republican County Central Committee
St. Coaillo
Murdonincratic County
New Naturalization Law Subject of Discussion
Attorney General A. J. Galen addresses the latest naturalization questions from Stewart County Attorney about obtaining a certified copy when original papers are lost or destroyed. He notes the applicant must present a sworn statement before the district court clerk detailing the lost records, with full details sent to the immigration and naturalization service for verification before issuance.
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Mlanaioh
Tidlent
A. J. Galen
Stewart
Atieney
Madisen County
Mir
Galen
Supreme Court Hears Moyer and Haywood Case
Washington October 10 The Supreme Court heard arguments in the Moyer and Haywood case with prisoners from Idaho alleging kidnapping from Colorado to gain jurisdiction. Colorado officials and defense contended extradition regular and that any irregularities should not affect Idaho protests.
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Moyer and Haywood
Supreme Court OF Nation
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Tay
Moyer
Flagweed
Qdaho
Council
Mie
BF. Plehardean
Denver
S. Curran
Mayer
Prisoaner
Colorado
Tate
William Morgan Takes His Life In New York Office
William C. Morgan of Morgan and Martin mining brokers shot himself near the right temple in his office at 22d West Fourth Street. The incident drew a large crowd as a nearby window sign read Morgan and Buolow. Morgan’s engagement to Mrs. Ett a Cottrell was not public, and he left a will naming his nephew as heir.
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William C. Morgan
Morcun & Martin
West Fourth Street
Morgan
J. £. Martin
Fim
Morgan & Buelow
Martin
Buclow
Martin Innow
Eobein
Couns
Citizens’ National Bank
Sonia
Morzan
Scenen
Mexico
Alaska
Ile
Wellington
Cols
M Yister
Mira. Martin
Afr
Angcorida
Tircesee Sroy
Friends in Anaconda Unprepared for Shock
W J Morgan longtime Anaconda resident and former employee of F S Greig is reported dead by suicide. He had traveled through Southern California then returned, later starting a real estate business in Los Angeles. His employer received a telegram from an undertaker and a Wyoming relative has not replied. Dee C Scott, who recently returned from Los Angeles, says Morgan spoke last Friday in high spirits.
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W. J. Morgan
Anaconda
F. St. Greig
Ely
Dnd
Aiticide
Wis
Moorzan
California
Los Angeles
Hls Real Entuteusiness
Tk. M. Gretz
Morgan
Rely
Edd Aman
Wyoming
Morgar
St Wan
Dee C. Scott
Morgan Hiat
Tlenedina Cuba Unrest Sparks Fatal Shooting
Tlenedina Cuba saw tense clashes last night between townspeople and government volunteers. Reports say one integer (likely citizen) was shot and killed amid disturbances as security efforts faced resistance.
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Tlenedina
Cuba
Cet
Wotyorg
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