Giants Split Doubleheader as Covalski Tops New York
Philadelphia fans saw Covaliski stifle the Giants in the second game as Brooklyn and Chicago held leads in the standings. New York won Game One behind Mathewson with Tenney driving in runs, while Philadelphia won the opener 4-3. Wiltse struggled as Chicago and Cincinnati results echoed.
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Covaliski
Giants
Chicago
Cincinnat
Iame
Pittsburg
Mathewson
New York
Corridon
Rich
Phillies
Tenney
Herzog
McCormick
Devlin
Seymour
Taat
Magee
Christy Mathewson
Grant
Rightield
Knabe
Mfe
Matheweon
Titus
Branefield
Osborne
Donlin
Covalisktting
Wiltse
Mapoe
McVinnity
Brooklyn
Boston
Iphia
Cincinnati
Chicapol
Burglars Loot Bridgewater Post Office Sixth Time
Bridgewater Connecticut post office was entered early yesterday by burglars for the sixth time. They blew open the safe with nitroglycerine and stole about $300 in stamps and $100 in cash. This marks the third time a safe has been blown in the post office. A similar prior incident occurred three years ago with about $5,000 taken.
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Bridgewater
Conn
Baseball Old Style Amazes Crowds on Huntington Avenue
An amateur versus professional charity game on Huntington Avenue drew 6000 spectators. Old Harvard names like Spalding Winslow Tadger and Cadet band figures highlighted a seven inning, 7 to 5 finish with professionals adapting old rules and underhand pitching in a nostalgic, feature-style afternoon.
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Serenny
Watts
Saale
Smith
Harvard
A. G. Spalding
Col
Samuel FE. Winslow
Walter Tadger
Yale
Mr. Badger
J. Winslow
Batoneeres
Dartmouth
Ambest
University of Town
Louis A. Frothingham
James A. Gallivan
Joe Kelly
Boston Nationals
Boston
Queen Dowager Margherita May Accept Abrasel Elkins Match
Rome reports Queen Dowager Margherita has again told King Victor she does not approve the proposed marriage to Miss Elkins. She will not attend the Italian ceremony nor join the bride’s reception if it occurs. Yet the tabloid view notes the queen could yield at the eleventh hour to avoid losing popularity.
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London
Rome
The
Globe
Margherita
Victor
Croker Coming to America After Election
Richard Croker, former Tammany leader, will come to New York shortly after the election, announced by his son Richard Croker Jr on his arrival from Europe aboard the Adriatic. The son said his father was in excellent health and expected to travel soon.
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New York
Richard Croker
Tammany Wader
Richard, Jr
Europe
Laurier to Run in Ottawa in Federal Election
Ottawa report states Sir Wilfrid Laurier will run to represent Ottawa in the federal house. McGiverson, an Mtawon berister, will run with Jim. Laurier plans a separate department of labor with its own minister. The premier also indicated the election likelihood is high.
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Ottawa
Wilfrid Laurier
Federal House
HH. McGiverson
Jim
Fine
Department of Labor
Director to Buy Silver Again for Mint Coinage
Washington reports Director Leach announced plans to resume silver purchases this week for mulsillary coinage. The Mint will procure 125,900 ounces per work period as part of ongoing efforts to stabilize supply and production.
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Washington
Leach
Sends for Hitchcock to look into troubles at HQ
Washington reports say President Roosevelt sent a confidential adviser to New York to examine the Republican national committee headquarters. Dissatisfaction grows over campaign leadership with older Republicans resenting the younger men at HQ and claims of disorganization between committees.
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Washington
Roosevelt
New York
Republican National Committee
Republican Congressional Committee
Hitchcock
White House
Shearn Hears From Hughes In Campaign Exchange
New York October 2 Governor Fi declined an invitation to a joint debate with Clarence J. Shearn Independence party candidate for governor. In a letter made public yesterday the governor cited mute campaign plans and inability to participate Heale voiced support for mandatory direct nominations and predicted a bill if elected Ca to answered questions from Shearn.
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New York
Clarence J. Shearn
Independence Party
Mr. Shearn
Heale
Electjon
Democrats Itemize Funds and Campaign Totals
On leago October 2 the Democratic headquarters released an itemized statement showing campaign contributions to newspapers totaling 854 104 to date. The report highlights fund sources and indicates ongoing fundraising efforts across the party.
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Leago
Democratic Run
Jad
Chanler Notified As Democratic Gubernatorial Nominee
Red Hook New York received word that Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler was notified yesterday of his nomination for governor by the Democratic Party in a decisive political development.
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Red Hook
N. Y
Get
Lewis Stuyvasant Chanler
One Day Only Eye Examination In Barre City Hotel
Local notices advertise a one day only eye examination at the City Hotel in Barre VI on Monday October 5 using the Dammers Bulentific Method. The ad claims no drops or charts and asserts it cures brain fatigue and eye strain including headaches and nervous debility. It lists The Edward E. Dammers Co with a Boston address and claims astonish ing results.
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City Hotel
Barre
Edward E. Dammers Co
OM South
Washington Street
Bepton
Mase
Local gathering marks permanent chairing in county event
A faded report notes a ceremonial gathering where a new permanent chair was chosen with water pivotal to the proceedings. Attendees included Mr. Uhanlor who addressed the crowd, while the event referenced estate matters and a notable mark in the county’s records.
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Jose Alta
Marker
Uhanlor
Bryan at Home for a Rest on Twenty Fourth Anniversary
William Jens el Kegan arrived in Lincoln yesterday to greet friends at the station. A special train backed to a side track for a moment as he prepared to continue the journey. He announced there would be little news from the trip. The twenty fourth wedding anniversary was celebrated with a quiet gathering at home prior to departure.
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William Jensel Kegan
Linehin
Od O'Ylibk
Tlatt Special
Tegan
President’s Letter Criticizes Oklahoma Governor Haskell
Washington reports the morning papers cite an official statement: the president believes the letter will condemn Gov. Haskell for its tone. The note references an attack on the president and the Oklahoma governor’s response.
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Washington
Gov. Haskell
Oklahoma
Unfortunate Affair Over School Athletics Debate
The St Albans Messenger condemns a public quarrel between two Vermont educational institutions Barre and Montpelier over alleged professionalism in athletics. It argues high school and college sports have become overemphasized, distracting students and teachers from core education, and harms the reputation of the schools by turning attention to a foolish public dispute.
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Oddant Seminary
Barre
Montpelier
Geod Ea
Imen
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Teloel
Therm
St. Albans Messen
Socialist Worker Mary Sanford Joins Movement in New York and Vermont
Mary Th. Sanford, a wealthy New York socialite from a Vermont family, becomes an active socialist. She joined the Intercollegiate Socialist League after reading Marx through the Christian Socialist Fellowship and is expected to influence Vassar and Bennington area circles, as the movement claims to grow even at her alma mater.
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New York
Mary Th. Sanfont
Vermont
Sozialiet
Mies Sanford
Vassar Colege
Yivich
Ler Petate
Bennington Gratre
Vassar
Undefined product claim fragment item
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a product and price 21,00 at a drug store with a name Costa Ise Hills Pie and a person D. F. Davie. No clear event or complete facts available to summarize reliably.
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Costa
D. F. Davie
Barrymore Raps New York Society In Divorce Of Culture
Ethel Barrymore, after a matinee of Lady Frederick at the Olympic, denounces New York society as brainless and self interested. She says international marriages fail due to lack of culture and would marry a poor man if necessary, even giving up her career for love.
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Ethel Barrymore
New York
St. Louia
Frederick
Olympic Theatre
London
Head for Us offers free extra choice meats
A fragmented ad promises free flesh roots and surprising flavors for diners. It touts potatoes, cucumbers, and other items with unclear pricing while asserting exotic meat experiences will awaken strong appetites for Mayor and others.
H J Smith Telephone Listing North Mi Street
H J Smith contact details listed with telephone number 357 2 and address 367 North Mi n Street. The fragmented OCR shows two nearly identical lines for H J Smith with similar contact information. The item reads as a local listing or directory entry.
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H. J. Smith
Tel
North
Coffee Offerings And Prices At Merchant & Fraser
This notice advertises coffee varieties and prices at Merchant & Fraser. It lists Barington Hall Steel Cut, Chase & Sanborn, New England Club, Old Holland, Our Special, and Silver Quarter per pound with different prices, including 18 cents per pound or two pounds for 15 cents, and provides the phone contact SM 6 Kim St.
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Barington Hall
Chase & Sanborn
New England Club
Old Holland
Lion Nero slain by Edward Radell near Bound Brook New Jersey
A wild African lion escaped from winter quarters near New Brunswick and roamed overnight injuring a camel before being shot and killed by Edward Radell between Hrinawie and Bound Brook. The animal attacked a camel and a farm calf near the Artan River prior to its death. The Bound Brook area rettained the wounded lion’s carcass and the hunter’s actions ended the threat.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Leon Washburn
City
Brook
Edward
Nero
Ted
Pomsen
Hout Rook
New” Brunswick
Isham
Edward Hadel
Bound Brook
Radel
Manila Conquering Cholera As Outbreak Fades
Manila reports a rapid decline in cholera as authorities wage a vigorous campaign. Over the past twelve hours seven cases were recorded with two as mere suspects and the rest cleared.
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Manila
Oedng
Howe Gay
Promises Success Tells of Peary Voyage From Kah West Greenland
Promises of success surround Peary's Arctic expedition as the auxiliary Erik returns to St Johns with store and coal for Roosevelt at Kah West Greenland. Roosevelt departs Aug 14 bound north via Kennedy channel and Robaran strait, aiming to reach the Polar sea or a route to Cape Columbia by February. Captain Bartlett reports the Roosevelt in excellent trim and the crew well with favorable weather outlook.
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Cape Columbia
Len Fes
Pale
Bartlett
Roosevelt Bie
Smyrna disaster claims 140 lives as two ships collide
A Turkish steamer collided with a ferry boat outside Smyrna harbor causing the loss of 140 lives. Initial reports indicate one steamship struck the ferry while another Turkish vessel ran down the staminl, creating a tragic maritime accident with numerous casualties.
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Smyrna
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