Detroit Scores Fast Victory
Detroit team wins quickly as Tigers secure their third straight win in a sharp, high scoring game. Key players deliver early leads and maintain momentum throughout the contest.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1908
Page
13
Detroit Triumph Over Chicago In World Series Contenders Emerge
Detroit defeats Chicago decisively as Mullin shuts down the Cubs and Tyrus Cobb shines with four hits and a .800 average. Jennings reshuffles the lineup, Schaefer moves to second, Coughlin to third, and Downs benches. Crowd of 14,548 sees Detroit rally from behind in the sixth inning to seize the prize.
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Chicago
Detroit
Jennings
Downs
Schaefer
Coughlin
Thomas
Schmidt
Hhis
Mullin
Pfeister
Michigan
Tyrus Cobb
O'Leary
McIntyre
Crawford
Rossman
Steinfeldt
Cobb
Slayer of Husband in Witness Stand
Florence Riordan testifies in a State case in district court in Billings claiming self defense after shooting her husband in Central Park. Coroner and four witnesses recount events leading to the fatal shots, Riordan remains composed as testimony continues.
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Standard
Billings
Qet
Florence Riordan
Louis Mack
Bert Talgo
James Karush
Smith
Central Park
Riordan
Helena approves site for new Catholic college on Capitol Hill
The Helena diocese selects a 45 acre Capitol Hill site on the west edge of town for a new Catholic college. Governor Hauser owns the tract and offers it to the state for a nominal sum if used for a large, ornamental institution. Bishop Carroll endorses the choice after reviewing other sites. Architects plan a five story brick building with an annex to allow future expansion. Bids for construction will be solicited within two weeks.
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Standard
Helena
New
Catholic College
Bishop Carroll
Capitol Hill
Hauser
Farmers and Traders National Bank Closes Doors
La Grande Ore October 12 The Farmers and Traders National Bank failed to open with a placard on the door stating Closed until the bank examiner arrives The bank carried 60000 dollars in capital and had 190000 dollars in deposits two weeks earlier The examiner will determine current resources on arrival and assess the bank's condition
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la Grande, Ore
National Bank of
Posse Riddles Escaping Man Who Shot Two
Auburn Cal October 1 J P Garred who on Sunday evening shot and wounded Louis Fuller and his wife Bertha at Dutch Flat during a dispute over a land sale was riddled with bullets this afternoon by a posse in the brush. Garred fired from an old ditch.
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Auburn
Cal
J. P. Garred
Louis Fuller
Bertha
Dutch Flat
Labor partisan to a principle says Gompers
Washington October 12 In a labor circular President Samuel Gompers of the American Federation of Labor denounces Republican aims to extend judicial control he says undermines government by law and threatens workers rights warning despotism by judges and rejecting any political office for himself.
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Washington
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Republican Party
Too Many Democrats in Utah to Suit Senator Beveridge
Salt Lake City Utah October 12 Senator Albert J Beveridge of Indiana drew the largest campaign crowd yet to hear him at the Salt Lake theater. He sparred with Utah Senator George Sutherland over party loyalties while the audience roared at references to Jesse Knight Bryan and free silver. Beveridge urged answers from Bryan on trust remedies and party discipline as he prepared to move to Pueblo Colorado for another address.
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Utah
Senator Beveridge
Salt Lake
Albert J. Beveridge
Indiana
George Sutherland
Salt Lake Theater
Beveridge
Glee Club
Jesse Knight
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Free Silver
Bryan
Salt Lake City
Pueblo
Colo
Child Heiress Kidnapped Near Chicago police station
Marguerita Frances Mitchell, eight, heiress to a rumored 250000 fortune, was abducted in daylight in Chicago while with her grandmother. Three men in a car snatched her as the grandmother was knocked down. A nationwide search is underway as authorities suspect the child may have been taken out of the city toward Svarta, North Carolina.
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Chicago
Marguerita Frances Mitchell
Caroline F. Mitchell
Svarta
N.C
Rasor to be arraigned in death of Orie Lee
In Wadsworth Ohio Guy Rasor faces murder arraignment over the shooting of his sweetheart Orie Lee last Wednesday night between 7 and 8 30. Officials say a postponed wedding motive saved her honor. Rasor’s supporters claim a wedding was planned for the previous Saturday and he boasted of marriage plans.
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Wadsworth
Ohio
Guy Rasor
Orie Lee
Rasor
Koreans Murdered in Cruel Manner by Japanese
Seoul reports 22 members of the pro Japanese Nehinhai killed by Japanese gendarmes at Choladon while marching to a shrine. The incident prompts unease over alleged Japanese cruelty in Korea. Marquis Ito reports to Tokyo as cabinet deliberations consider Korea annexation. AP says no policy shift.
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Seoul
Nehinhai
Organization of
Tokio
Marquis Ito
Katsura
Viscount Terauchi
Korea
Associated Press
Japan
Wife says she was bought for $100 and killed her husband
Alice Juda Mandelin of New Brunswick testifies she was forced by her father to marry Tony Madelin four months earlier and shot him after he beat her and threatened to kill her. She claims Madelin was shot from behind as he sat at the supper table. a knife lay nearby.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Alice Juda Mandelin
Tony Madelin
Madelin
Montana raises the bar against diseased stock proclamation
Governor Norris issued a proclamation banning importation into Montana of horses cattle swine sheep goats dogs and cats from South Dakota due to anthrax. Imports from North Dakota and Wyoming require a bill of health showing the animals have resided in those states for six months prior to shipment.
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Standard
Helena
Norris
Montana
South Dakota
North Dakota
Wyoming
Bryan Lets Up at Gov Hughes Game Turnaround
Bryan eases pressure on Governor Hughes as political maneuvering shifts. Officials signal a softer stance while opposition efforts wane amid revived talks and strategic appointments.
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Bryan
Gov. Hughes
Bryan Attacks Governor Hughes at Nebraska State University
William J. Bryan, speaking at the University of Nebraska in Lincoln, attacked Governor Hughes of New York and the Republican platform. He argued over campaign finance publicity, praised Roosevelt's stance toward Taft, and urged direct election of senators. He contrasted western and eastern Republicans, questioned Hughes on the 2 cent fare veto, and hinted at railroads influencing policy. Continued on Page Wight.
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Lincoln, Neb
The
State University
William J. Bryan
Hughes
New York
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
Morgan
Depew
Vanderbilts
Goulds
Governor Norris Explains Voting Record in Senate
Governor Norris delivers a straight talk outlining his votes and reasoning during his Senate tenure. He explains key positions, policy concerns, and the outcomes he aimed to influence, emphasizing accountability and legislative decisions.
Governor Norris Details Labor Voting Record During Senate Service
Governor Norris explains his labor stance from Fifth to Tenth state senates. He cites votes on eight hour measures, the safety cage law, and a fellow servant law for railroad workers. He notes opposition to abolishing the labor bureau but supports a substitute bill preserving it.
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Norris
House
International Typographical Union
Friends of the Bill
Senate
Bureau of Labor, Agriculture and Industry
Friends of the Bureau
Ferguson
Benedict
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