Giants Lose Final to Athletics in Fifth Game
New York Giants were defeated 9 to 1 by the Philadelphia Athletics at the Mule Grounds, dropping the series to three games to one. Christy Mathewson struggled after rest, while Connie Mack’s lineup produced a decisive fifth inning rally as Eddie Murphy and Oldring led early scoring, with Plank securing the win for Philadelphia amid a noisy crowd of about 36,000.
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Mule Grounds
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Amertes League
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Ladle Plank
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Christy Mathewson
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Baker
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Aturphy
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McTanils
Shafer
Murray Stolea
Eafe
Facey NeLean
Hiocks
Laneliers
Columbus Day legal status sparks holiday doubt in Helena
A Helena tale house question whether Columbus Day should be a legal holiday Monday. State officials avoid AG input. Banks and Catholic schools observe Monday as a holiday while public schools run. A 1999 act made Columbus Day a public holiday for schooling, but a printing error in a related bill leaves the statewide status unclear.
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Helena
Atale House
D. M. Kelly
Tlelena Banks
A. M. AlWer
Bon
Himes
Montana Wheat Crop Up In State Report
Special Dispatch from Ure Standard notes Montana is among western states showing higher wheat yields according to Department of Agriculture estimates. Total Montana wheat production is projected at 21,029,098 bushels for the year, with spring wheat at 7,772,000 bushels and a larger overall crop than the previous year.
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Ure Standard
Washington
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Montana
Department of Gr Culture
Dart
Ion Agats Lalon Get ILoA sight earthquake
A brief readable line notes an earthquake sighting near Ion Agats Lalon at 7 o'clock tonight with unclear details and no reported damage. The report emphasizes timing and location without elaborating on effects or responses.
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Lalon
Iloa
Russians Discover Vast Land Beyond Arctic North
In Michaels Alaska a Russian government steamer reports finding a landmass near latitude 1 north and longitude 103 east, potentially continent sized beyond Greenland. The claim ties to Arctic exploration by Peary Stefansson and others, with Stefansson’s expedition frozen near Point Barrow as Russia expands Siberian shore surveys.
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Michaels
Alaska
Waimy'rand
Wilitsky
Sberia
Greenland
Peary
Vilhjalmar Stefansson
Arctic
Hres
Siefanssen
Point Barrow
Mackenzie
Stefanstew
Karhik
Eately
Torhe
St. Afle
Euope Atong Ye
Bering Strait
Siberian
Sey
Sulzer statement kept securely locked in safe
A garbled report from Mbany New York describes a so called sensational Sulzer reveal. The manuscript of the governor s story was located in an office safe by I C Hervivuk who admitted possession. The judge said after the trial the manuscript would be returned to the governor and publication remained disputed by attorneys amid a heated court case. Executive mansion calls are reportedly being blocked as Mrs Sulagi seeks details.
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N.Y. Ger
Sulzer
Netong
Sis
I. C. Hervivuk
Jude
Herrick
Executive Mansion
Sulagi
Fainting Woman Sparks Panic at Synagogue Tragedy
A crowded synagogue in Chodorow Gillet Austria led to a panic when a woman fainted. Hundreds of women surged to the doors causing a deadly crush that killed sixteen and injured many more. The incident occurred amid confusion and concern for the victims.
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Lembing
Austria
Tungaey
Chodorow
Gillet
Volturno Disaster Rescue Efforts Across Atlantic
The Volturno ran aground in a fierce Atlantic gale off Oct 10 with 737 aboard. Rescue ships led by the Carmania and others battled heavy seas to reach the burning ship, saving many as lifeboats were lost and flooding hampered efforts while crews fought to keep flames under control.
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Volturno
Huerta Defends Arrest of 116 Deputies in Mexico City
President Huerta defends the arrest of 116 members of the chamber of deputies, labeling them revolutionists and Carranza sympathizers. He argues the dissolving chamber threatened to transfer sessions to territory under revolt, while insisting his actions followed restraint and protection of the state amid grave domestic and international duties. The proclamation accuses the deputies of hostility to the executive and overstepping bounds of decency.
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Hurerta
Chamber of Deputies
Ims
Carranza
Capita
Chamber
Mie
Inter
Ismall
Gwen
Twenty One Passengers In Volturno's First Cabin
New York dispatch reports the Volturno ferry disaster with 21 cabin passengers aboard from Rotterdam to New York and eight crew. Lists several named cabin travelers and notes the ship Volturno, built in Glasgow in 1906, 34 feet long with a 3 1/2 foot seam and 2208 gross tonnage. Only one cabin passenger was booked for Halifax, with steerage travelers including 41 children and 10 infants aboard.
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Rotterdam
Ihoor
Vinci
Kiauin Kelmer
Muvrima Mraggot
Jossef Porter
Jokr. Krog
Frieda Krag
Jlindis Briedman
Esther Kaplan
Helwig Rtorle
Carl Tepper
Hode Vepper
Bert Teppiy
Emmi Teppis
Tarke Pepper
Lethe Sabin
Michr’ Sabtin
Armande Anteing
Velturne
Ench
Osen
Crantimine
Patfield & Co
Glasgow
Bross
Halifax
Childten
Uncertain Death Toll From Volturne Disaster Cited
New York agents of the Uranium mine doubt reports of large loss of life from the Volturne disaster. Messages indicate many survivors and potential recovery of bodies. The Uranium, Captain Agassiz, sails toward the scene to identify victims and bury the dead if needed. Red Cross and Mayor discuss relief funding for survivors in New York.
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Red Cross
Kiine
Volturno passenger list shows emigrants bound for Canada
A damaged excerpt notes that the steam ship Volturno carried mostly native-born Europeans intended for Canada. The British certificate required fire protection and life saving standards. U S inspectors checked compliance with British terms. At the December inspection, the vessel had fourteen wooden boats and six life rafts for 1,404 people, but only ten life preservers were found, forcing officials to supply belts to meet safety requirements.
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Rotterdam
Cana
United States Steamboat Inspection Bureau
United States
Rescue of 393 from burning Volturno steamer
Bremen reports captain of Grosser Kurfürst says 393 aboard Volturno perishables and survivors. 56 officers engineers and 16 sailors saved. two lifeboats from Veituray still missing. rescue boats worked overnight but could not reach wreck. Shipwrecked passengers taken aboard Chaser Kirkverdt and given care and shelter.
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Jathtufe
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Thar
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