Cubs Capture Second Game In One Attack
Chicago, Sept. 6 The Cubs defeated the Boston Americans 3 to 1 to take the world series into a second game. Pitcher Fyler held Boston to one run as Chicago’s runs came in the second inning on timely hits and errors. Strunk sparked Boston’s late rally, but Whiteman and Mallon led Chicago’s defense and hitting in the clutch moments.
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Posten
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Pitcher Delays Exit as Cubs Rally in Ninth
Boston jumps to leads, Chicago battles back with Tyler strong on mound. Merkle’s late RBI chance fades as Schang sub saves eighth, while Hollocher and Pick spark Cubs. Attendance hits 20,040 as Boston slips 1 3 to 3 9. Red Sox manager talks terms with Cubs, expects Hendrix return tomorrow.
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Scored Boston's Run in a Tight Baseball Rally
A detailed recap notes Fick's hit for Boston, Killeter's two base hits, Merkle and Pick scoring, and Tyler's single driving in two. Hollocher stretched a sixth inning triple but Boston’s defense and infield plays stifled Chicago as Mann, Scott, and McInnis combined on a key double play.
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Sox falter as misplay halts rally in Chicago reply
Paskett was late and Merkle singled, but a misfire double steal failed for Boston. Flack’s superb throw from right saved Chicago in the eighth as Schang and Hooper connected in a partial, disjointed fielding sequence.
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Torpedoed Transport Mount Vernon Returns to Port
The U S army transport Mount Vernon formerly Kron Pringess was torpedoed by a submarine about 200 miles from the French coast while homeward bound. It reached port at 14 knots with no reported casualties. The ship carried crew and likely sick and wounded soldiers, with no serious damage disclosed. The Mount Vernon is the second German liner seized by the United States during the war after the President Lincoln.
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Disappointment Over Kemmel Evacuation Reported
Amsterdam reports bitter disappointment among military authorities as Kemmel evacuation near Ypres is carried out with a heavy heart. Berlin observers question why the stronghold fell and note American divisions fought on the front.
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Overfought HMS London Faces Allied Losses
British report from Thursday night describes heavy German resistance and allied losses as the army suffers from being over fought under sustained pressure. The piece cites a chamber of German prison as part of the war reporting and attributes reduced fighting power to the strain of ongoing offensives.
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Lafayette Birth Anniversary Observed in New York
The 161st birthday of the Marquis de Lafayette and the French anniversary of the Battle of the Marne were celebrated jointly in New York with a series of patriotic exercises. The event featured liberal displays of French patriotism and reflected the Franco American friendship.
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Rest of Crowd Debates Sober Stance In Brief Exchange
A terse exchange centers on sobriety amid a crowd, with one speaker admitting long neglect of duties and commitment to business. The remark signals a shift from mocks toward responsibility, highlighting personal accountability and focus.
New York Stock Exchange Adopts Daily Loan Audits
New York on September 6 reports the stock exchange approved a resolution authorizing daily investigations of members loans as a step toward curbing speculation and reducing brokers loans to nominal levels. Trading saw steel shares fall and rails recover modestly as total daily volume reached about 8200000 shares with bond activity subdued.
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Livestock Market Report From Portland and Minneapolis
Livestock receipts and prices across ports show hogs uneven but selling, with steers prime to good ranging 11 to 18 dollars. Cows, calves, and stockers move at modest gains. sheep receipts higher with steady to higher quotes, while grain and metal markets mix in Seattle and New York reports.
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Voice From The Grave Scraps Of Paper Proclamation
Copenhagen reports Field Marshal von Hindenburg issued a Berlin rooted proclamation condemning the enemy for spreading rumors and printed propaganda in Switzerland Hol fauna and Denmark. He calls for unity against the enemy and warns of disunity from their scraps of paper tactic. The message urges Germans to resist these poisoned rumors.
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Chicago Market Trade Rumors and Price Notes
Fragmented OCR report details a volatile Chicago market with cash demand for pork and ribs and firmer tones in some grains. It cites No 2 yellow corn and No 4 oats with price references and mentions a general sense of firmness amid limited spot demand.
Freshmen Organize At the High School
Freshmen at Butte High organize to gain visibility and discipline, adopting a secret insignia and public presence policy. The plan warns offenders may face penalties known only to initiates, as they seek to elevate newcomer prominence and school spirit.
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Sing Another Song to the Home Folks
In Germany, debate and distrust rise as leaders urge faith amid political and economic strain. Count van Posadowski Wehner condemns rumors and calls for a steady stream of warm patriotic messaging from legislative, pulpits, and professions while press figures complain truths are being concealed.
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Mining Convention Seeks Prolonged Claims Work and Training Camps
The International Gold Conference in Spokane, under Northwest Mining Association, urged extending Assessment Work on mining claims for one year after the war and called for military training camps near mining centers. It also proposed naming a mining man to the United commission to Russia and measures to maintain gold production while supporting disabled soldiers in mines.
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