Bitter Revenge on Second Day in Decisive Defeat
Americans suffer a decisive defeat on the second day as bitter revenge unfolds within the competition.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1906
Page
17
Chicago Nationals Triumph Over White Stockings 7 to 1 in Cold Weather
Chicago, Oct. 10. In the world series game the Nationals defeated the White Stockings 7 to 1 amid bitter cold. Reulbach held the visitors to two hits while Steinfeldt and Tinker starred with multiple hits and steals. Chance and Evers contributed timely runs as Chicago seized control early and never relinquished it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
White Stockings
White
Owen
Reulbach
Nationals
Captain Chance
Steinfeldt
Tinker
Evers
Isbell
Kling
Reusbach
Hoffman
National
Chance
Sullivan
Dougherty
Tannehill
Jones
Donohue
Sheckard
A Hahn
Jones of
Towne
Reulbach Steinfeldt Sheckard
Chance Tinker
Kling Evers
O'Loughlin
Johnstone
Bryan in Sedalia with 2000 Flocking Crowd
William J. Bryan arrived in Sedalia Missouri greeted by about 2000 people and driven to the new Sedalia theater where he addressed a capacity crowd that filled the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedalia
William J. Bryan
Sedalia Theater
Woman teacher slain as lover kills self in Ohio school scene
In South Euclid Ohio Harry Smith 25 shot Miss Mary Shepard 22 in a school hall before fleeing to Warrensville where he killed himself. Police and armed locals pursued but found the gunman dead at his hands after a tense standoff following a rejected courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
South Euclid
Harry Smith
Mary Shepard
Warrensville
Smith
Miss Shepard
South Euclid School
Kohler
Advice to the Negroes by Oswald G Willard in New York
Oswald G Willard urged Afro American council members to unite for defense and fight for rights. He attacked leaders such as Hoke Smith John Temple Graves Vardaman and Tillman saying they should not receive service from a colored man. He urged withholding funds from anti Negro newspapers in Georgia and warned against degrading the Negro to servile status and a republic taxed without representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoke Smith
John Temple Graves
Vardaman
Tillman
Oswald G. Willard
President Roosevelt Receives Over 100 Visitors in White House
Washington October 10 President Roosevelt greeted more than 100 visitors in the East Room at the White House today. Delegates attending annual gatherings included Old Time Telegraphers Spanish American War veterans and the National Wholesale Druggists association. He offered each a cordial shake of the hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Old Time
National Wholesale Druggists’ Association
Chicago plant resumes after inspector orders repair work
After city building inspectors shut Nelson Morris & Co. packing house for an hour today, managers obtained permits for required improvements and guards stationed to enforce the orders were withdrawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Nelson Morris & Co
Havana Banker Silveira Accused of Million Dollar Defalcation
New York reports J. M. Ceballos & Co. declares failure due to defalcation by Manuel Silveira of Silveira & Co., Havana. Defalcation about 1 million dollars, Silveira left Havana Oct 2 aboard the Carmelina for unknown parts. Assignee William V. Rowe says assets substantial but careful management needed. prosecutions unlikely to halt operations. Ceballos & Co. long allied with Cuba's railroad and sugar interests. operates New York Spanish port steamers and has Spain links.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
J. M. Ceballos & Co
Manuel Silveira
Silveira & Co
Havana
Silveira
Carmelina
J. M. Ceballos
John S. Fiske
Anderson C. Wilson
William V. Rowe
Sullivan & Croswell
Rowe
Cuba
Spain
England's Dreadnought Admired by Uncle Sam
Washington reports that the Dreadnought trial drew considerable interest among naval circles. Captain Rogers, head of the intelligence bureau, has notified bureaus of favorable results. The reports influence U.S. plans for a battleship of equal size.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wmagen
Naval
Rogers
United States
Croker Opens Libel Suit Over Tammany Uses
Richard Croker has filed a libel suit in Dublin against a London magazine alleging false statements about his tenure as Tammany Hall leader. He denies using the organization for extortion or personal profit and awaits an Irish jury. His counsel is James William Campbell K C, a former Irish government official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
London
Tammany
Kiwgers
Croker
James William Campbell
K. C
Dublin University
House of Commons
Ireland
Depew Presides At NY Central Meeting In Good Spirit
New York Oct 10 For the first time since last March United States Senator Chauncey M Depew presided at a meeting of the executive committee of the New York Central Railway company He looked in good health and after the meeting said he was slowly but surely recovering and never felt better in the past year
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Chauncey M. Depew
New York Central Railway Company
Dr. Maurice F. Egan Joins Indian Commission Board
Dr. Maurice Francis Egan, president of the Catholic university, took the oath of office as a member of the Indian commissioners board, Washington, Oct. 10. He succeeds Secretary Bonaparte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Maurice Francis Egan
Catholic University
Board of Indian Commissioners
Bonaparte
Big Snag Strikes Sanders County Clerk Election
Plains Dispatch reports a constitutional dispute over the Sanders county clerk of the court. Unclear proclamation and ballot designation may delay the election, with questions whether Clerk L. E. Smith or vacant term rules apply and if a court must decide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains
Sanders County
L. E. Smith
Gust Moser
E. D. Peek
Republican County Central Committee
New Naturalization Law Discussed by Attorney General
Helena reports Attorney General A. J. Galen is studying the new naturalization law with many requests. The latest comes from W. Stewart Madison county attorney seeking procedure to obtain a certified copy when originals are lost. Galen says the sworn statement to the clerk must go to the bureau of immigration for investigation before issuing papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moser
Schultz
Smith
Acts of the Legislative Assembly
Helena
A. J. Galen
W. Stewart
Madison County
District Court
Mr. Galen
Bureau of Immigration and Naturalization For Investigation
Bureau
Supreme Court Hears Moyer and Haywood Case
The U S Supreme Court heard arguments in the Moyer and Haywood case with both Colorado and Idaho officials implicated. Colorado residents accuse kidnaping to seize them for extradition, while Idaho defenders argue the extradition process was proper and remedy lies in damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moyer and Haywood
Supreme Court OF Nation
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Idaho
E. F. Richardson
Denver
C. S. Darrow
Chicago
W. H.H. Hawley
Boise
Colorado
Moyer
Death by Own Action Shocks Morgan Mining Firm Leader
Special Dispatch from Los Angeles reports William C. Morgan of Morgan and Martin, mining brokers, killed himself at his office after a troubled financial collapse. A fiancée, Mrs. Zetta Cottrell, learned of the tragedy by telephone while at the Leonide hotel, and the firm’s sign still read Morgan and Buelow. Morgan left a will to his nephew, with bank overdrafts and notes in Montana cited as factors. his body was moved to Breesee Bros. undertakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Los Angeles
Cal
William C. Morgen
Leonide Hotel
South Main Street
Morgan
William C. Morgan
Morgan & Martin
West Fourth Street
T. E. Martin
Morgan & Buelow
Martin
Buelow
North
Citizens’ National Bank
Zetta Cottrell
Clay Street
Mexico
Alaska
Wellington
Colo
Friends in Anaconda Unprepared for Shock
W C Morgan longtime Anaconda resident and former R M Greig employee died by suicide in Los Angeles. He left no money or property, despite years of frugal living and expected savings. Friends recall him as in good spirits before his death amid unsettled real estate ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Morgan
Anaconda
R. M. Greig
Los Angeles
Morgan
Dee C. Scott
One Bad Scrape Iremedios Cuba Disturbances
Great excitement in Iremedios Cuba last night as clashes erupted between town residents and government volunteers. One volunteer was shot and killed amid the unrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iremedios
Cuba
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Mr. Moser
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William Morgan
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Hes Araen
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