White Sox Claim World Series Title in Final Clash
The White Sox defeated Washington 4 0 to clinch the World Series in a tight game. Key plays came from Tinker and Evers in defense, with White Sox pitcher White managing despite early pressure. Attendance reached 19,249 on game day as bleachers celebrated across the South Side, totaling 99,845 for the series. Receipts totaled $105,540 with players sharing $33,402.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. White
White
Tinker
Evers
Kling
Nationals
Game Plays Told as the Plays Came in Nationals vs Americans
In a tense baseball recount, Hoffman singles and scores after Schulte hits a two-base shot. Chance protests a ruling on Isbell’s hit but stands. Rohe doubles, scoring Davis, with Donohue mishandling a ball and a double play ending the frame. Three Nationals runs, three Americans runs cross in a back-and-forth sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evers
Davis
Tinker
Hahn
Jones
Roche
Isbell
Bath
Brown Donnehue
Byers
Dougherty
Sullivan
Hoffman
Donohue
White
Sheekard
Schulte
Chance
Chan
Steinfelt
Ishell
Amrriamns
King
Rehe Aed
Rune
Nationals
Rohe
Kling
Sheckard
Jone
Jay Wilt
Kining
Gessler
Wee
K Rohe
Americana
Leo OO
Umi Pires
O' Loughlin
Jolin Stone
Rohevards
Steinfeldt
O'Loughlin
Brown
Series Not a Test of Worth in Short World Series
The piece argues the World Series among New York Philadelphia teams is too短 to prove true power. It notes cold weather hurts the National League more than the Sox, praises Mordecai Brown, and cites speculation about players and new baseball innovations. It also covers Automobile Association plans for a Vanderbilt cup race on a private course near New York with a 25 to 60 mile circuit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Philadelphia
Giants
Athletics
Nationale
Sox
Browi
Cub
Chicago Americans
Cubs
Far West
American Automobile Association
Long Island
Wiliam K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Jefferson de Mont Thompson
A. R. Pardington
Nationals Top Americans 1-0 in Opening Game
St Louis Nationals defeated the local Americans 1 to 0 in the opening game of the final doubleheader. The second game ended in a five inning tie, leaving the series record Americans four, Nationals one, and three tied. A feature race between Niles and Bureh was won by Niles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
St. Louis Nationals
Nationals
Niles
Bureh
Fotis Ei
Siataustelerds
Powell
O'Connor
McGlynn
Marshall
RHE
Amoricene
Soacs Asean Ices
Sars Netsonries
Petty and Spencer
Hoelsketter
Corbett Training Hard for Match with McGovern
Philadelphia October 14 Young Corbett trains intensely for a six round bout with Terry McGovern to be decided before the National Athletic Club of Philadelphia on October 16. Alec Greggains of San Francisco assists. Corbett says he will beat McGovern and stop him before the 11th round, aiming for peak form as in his Hartford battle years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Young Corbett
Terry McGovern
National Athletic Club of Philadelphia
Alec Greggains
San Francisco
McGovern
Corbett
Terry
Hartford
Pacfi c Coast League Batter Roll Leads to Win
Seattle heavy batters proved effective today as Burns and Eager, Vickers and Blankenship sparked the offense. Umpire Mahaftey called the game as Los Angeles notes the tough plate work on a windy Pacific Coast League afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Seattle
R. d. E. Lfsair Olom
Burns
Eager
Vickers
Blankenship
Mahaftey
Democratic Speaking Appointments Listed Across Montana
Hon T J Walsh the Democratic nominee for Congress tours with Hon W Suartman visiting Red Lodge Billings Oct 1h Livingston Oct 17 Lewistown Oct 18 Kendall Oct 19 White Sulphur Springs Oct 24 Kalispell Oct 15 Chinook Oct 16 Dillon Oct 17 Sheridan Oct 18 Bozeman Oct 20 Whitehall Oct 19 Belgrade Oct 19 Gov J K Toole and Lieut Gov Edwin Norris schedule amid visits with A Gormley and A C Gormley adjustments between towns in mid October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Walsh
W. Suartman
Red Lodge
Billings
Livingston
C. B
Octoberists Chosen as Government Party in Russia
Sevastopol era report notes the League of Octoberists endorsed by Premier Stolypin as the governing party aim to curb liberal opposition. Ex MPs jailed or exiled as Helsingfors congress admits liberal tactics flawed. Twenty four former parliament members imprisoned with a rise in drumhead court executions, many for nonpolitical crimes amid revolutionary turmoil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Petersburg
League of Octoberists
Stolypin
the Russia
Friends of Peaceful Regeneration
Russia
M. Guehikoff
M. Guehkoff
Constitutional Democrats
Viborg
Helsingfors
Saratov
M. Naboukoff
Noor
Helsnefors
Constitutional Democratic
Drumhead
Boxing Boom In San Francisco Hails Hyland Fight
San Francisco reports a boxing boom after a city show in the Auditorium. Fighting Dick Hyland defeated Eddie Hanlon in the main bout, drawing gross receipts of about $7,000. Organizers aim to arrange a 20 round match between Hyland and Jimmy Britt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Dick Hyland
Eddie Hanlon
Hyland
Jimmy Britt
Maintenon Rated Best 3 Year Old After Saint Louis Trial
Maintenon, praised by Rutgers Le Roy and W. Duke, is seen as the year's top three-year-old after defeating Brisecoeur and matching Prestige’s mile record in Saint Louis en Poissy. The Breeding Establishment manager notes Maintenon had improved with rest and would not stay the full distance in the Chantilly Derby prelude while Spearmint beat Brisecoeur by half a length in the Grand Prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Rutgers-Le Roy
W. K. Vanderbilt
Maintenon
Chantilly
Querida
W. Duke
Brisecoeur
Spearmint
Duke
Saint-Louis-en-Poissy
Sporting Company Formed in New Brunswick
A Montreal organized sporting group has leased over 1700 acres in Tobique New Brunswick. The New Brunswick Fish and Game Company Limited holds the tract described as prime big game country. The organization includes many prominent men as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John
New Brunswick
Tobique
Montreal
New Brunswick Fish and Game Company, Limited
Riot at Longchamp Course Ends in Fires and Arrests
Violent demonstrations erupted at Longchamp race course over a disputed start in the free handicap. Rioters toppled barriers, robbed bookmakers, and set stands and buildings on fire. Nine starters in the handicap became twelve as chaos spread. Sixty arrests noted. several policemen and rioters injured. last three races postponed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Longchamps
Mt. Valerian
Marathon Road Race on Thanksgiving Day in Montreal
Hamilton Ontario reports that the Marathon road race will be held in Montreal on Thanksgiving Day. Open to the world, about 14 miles, with a tall three handle vase trophy to the winner and two runners up. The trophy becomes property of a three time winner. Medals awarded by finish order under the Montreal District Harriers league.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Ontario
William J. Sherring
Athens
Montreal
Canada
Roller skating fever hits Philadelphia boxing arenas
The National and Washington boxing clubs plan to convert their arenas into skating rinks on non bout nights to curb the roller craze. Promoters have been active with exciting bouts expected for early decisions, while mill artists likely unaffected by the shift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
The
National
Washington
Registry Agent Boland Opens 1906 Anaconda Voter Books
I Thomas Boland registry agent in Deer Lodge Montana will open the registration books for election precinct No 1 at 514 Pine street Anaconda from October 15 to October 27 1906 to register qualified voters for the general election on November 6 1906. Office hours run 9 am to 9 pm daily except Sundays with a special session October 29 for sick disabled or absent registrants. THOMAS BOLAND Registry Agent Deer Lodge County Montana.
Notice of registration period for Deer Lodge Precinct 2
I James Hicks registry agent for election district 2 in Deer Lodge announces registration books for precinct 2 at 222 W Fourth St Anaconda open from Oct 11 to Oct 27 1906 to register qualified voters for the general election on Nov 6 1906. James Hicks District No 2 Deer Lodge County Mont.
Oakland Sweeps Doubleheader Over San Francisco
Oakland, Cal October 14 won both ends of a doubleheader from San Francisco in a day of varied baseball. The morning game stretched 15 innings in a tight pitchers’ duel with Granaga scoring the decisive run on two ninth inning errors by San Francisco. The afternoon game went to Oakland on an eighth inning miscue by the visitors, backed by strong pitching from Graham and Hackett. Batteries Meyers Spies Beaty Hackett Wesely Minors and Umpire Derrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
San Francisco
Granaga
Grahams
San Francesaco
Meyers
Titt and Spies
Beaty
Hackett
Wesely
Graham and
Uimpire
Ribbon winner sold at Lexington Blue Grass fair sale
E C Cowden of Mt Kisco New York bought from William Ayne Larchmont farm the yearling bay filly by Deceiver out of Statuette who won the blue ribbon for yearling fillies at the Blue Grass fair in Lexington Kentucky on October 14.
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Lexington
E. C. Cowden
Mt. Kisco
N. Y
Willam Ayne
Larchmont Farm
Deceiver
Statuette
Victims in Hankaw fire mostly women. typhoon harms company fleet
Hongkong dispatches report a majority of Hankaw fire victims are women. The Hankaw company also lost three other steamers during the Regent typhoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hongkong
Hankaw
Jeffries to Fight Again Says Billy Delaney
Billy Delaney from Chicago October 14 states Jeffries will return to the ring though Mrs. Jeffries opposes it. Delaney insists Jeffries will fight for the money and that the plan is certain to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Billy Delaney
Jeff
Fire in Christopher Street Tenement Kills Two
A small fire in a five story negro tenement at Christopher Street on October 14 killed two people, left one seriously injured and many others slightly hurt. Authorities suspect incendiary origin and are investigating the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Christopher Street
Notice of Registry Agent Appointment in Deer Lodge
Notice is hereby given that I, John Manley, registry agent in and for election district No. 3 comprising election precinct No. 3, in Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Manley
Deer Lodge County
State of
Montana
Voter Registration Notice for Deer Lodge County Precinct 3
Precinct No 3 at 113 Main Street Deer Lodge County Montana invites qualified voters to register for the precinct. The notice references election dates on November 6 1908 and October 27 1906 with district designation John Munley District No 3 and Deer Lodge County precinct composition.
Registry Agent Notice for Anaconda Election Precincts 4 and 5
I J W Smarr registry agent for election district 4 covering Deer Lodge precincts 4 and 5 in Anaconda Montana announces polling at city hall on Tuesday November 6 1906 registry hours daily excluding Sundays from day to usual hours for the purpose.
Lawler Seeks Registry Duties in Deer Lodge District No 5
John Lawler, registry agent for election district No 5 including Deer Lodge precincts 6 and 7, located at 400 Birch, announces registration duties for the ensuing general election to be held Tuesday November 6, with dates listed as October 15 and 1806 in a Montana county notice.
Notice to register voters in Deer Lodge district 6
Bernard Marron registry agent for election district No 6 in Deer Lodge county Montana announces the opening of registration books for precincts 8 and 9 at 815 East Third Street Anaconda on Monday October 15 1906 for the purpose of registering qualified voters in the precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Marron
Deer Lodge County
State of
Montana
East Third Street
Anaconda
Mont
A. D
Registry office hours set for October 29 in Deer Lodge County
The registry will open Monday October 29 1908 at the usual house to register names of those for the election. Bernard Marron District No 6 Comprist 1 Election Precinct Nos 8 and 9 Deer Lodge County Montana.
Notice to open registration books for district election
Henry Casper registrar for Election District No 7 in Deer Lodge County Montana announces registration will be held at multiple precinct sites on specified dates in October 1906. Hours 9 am to 9 pm daily except Sundays, for voters unable to register due to sickness disability or absence during prior two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. James Hicks
Deer Lodge County
State of
Montana
Fourth Street
Anaconda
Mont
Deer Lodge
James Hicks
Main Street
John Munley
I. J. W. Smarr
A. D
J. W. Smurr
John Lawler
Birch Street
Bernard Marron
Registry Office
Home Registry Office
Registration for Montana election opens Oct 16 1906
E Parker announces registration for the November election in District No 8 Montana. Books open at Ten Mile House Oct 16 to Oct 27, with daily 9 am to 9 pm hours at various posts including Cable Mal Sheehan Georgetown and Blue-Eyed Nellie precincts. A final Oct 29 session at home office covers absentees.
Notice of voter registration in Deer Lodge County Mont
I Edward Calvert registry agent for election district No 9 with precincts 19 20 and 21 announces registration hours in October 1906 at Allen s store French Gulch Ralston Storrar s home and Calvert s home office accepting voters unable by sickness disability to appear, listing precincts and dates Oct 15 16 17 18 for precinct 21 Oct 19 20 for precinct 19 and Oct 23 24 25 26 27 for precinct 20.
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Henry Casper
Eer Lodge
Warm Springs
Girard’s
Stuart
Stuart Dance Hall
Mill Creek
Montana Dressed Meat Company
I. Edward Calvert
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
French Gulch
Allen's
Ralston
Storrar
Home Registry Office
Edward Calvert
Deer Lodge County
Mont
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Nity
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Charles A. Caomiskew
Chicago White Stockings
Christy Mathewson
Supreme Box
Radbourne
Clarkson
Huntchison
Carruthers
Rusie
Griffith
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Semil Kinst
Ernst
Stoly Pin
Sevna Paper
Par
Liament
Hyland and
Brett
Maintenon All Right
Longchamps Course
I. Thomas Boland
Pine Street
Thomas Boland
Mrs. Jeff
Otate Medical Institute
Main and Broadway
Clark's Bank
Butte Mont
West Broadway
No. S
Ten Mile House
Cable
Southern Cross
Mal Sheehan
Georgetown
Silver Lake
Joseph Naef
Nellie
E. & Parker
Blue-Eyed Nellie
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