Detroit Tigers Clinch American League Title with 7-0 Win
Detroit defeated Chicago 7 to 0 to clinch the American League pennant as Donovan hurled a masterful two-hitter for White Sox. Walsh struggled for Chicago, while Cobb Crawford and Dubbed-based plays fueled Detroit's decisive ninth inning. Donovan struck out nine, supplying a standout performance in a decisive championship game.
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Chicago
Detroit Tigers
White
McIntyre
Crawford
Cobb
Big Walsh
Tigers
Chiro
Pleona
Walsh Himellf
Roseman
Tsbell
Donovan
Wild Bill Donovan
Donovan Striek
Walsh
Detroit
Parent
Jabal
Cobbs
Smith
Davis
Bush
Rens
Rune Smith
Boot Ad Een i
Bie
Craw
Ford
Waite
Boston
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Cleveland
Have You Ever Stopped to Think About Your Health
Reader notice urges health check with kidney focus. Claims most sickness stems from kidney trouble and promotes Swamp Root from Dr Kilmer Co. Offer includes free sample bottle by mail to any reader who writes for the remedy.
Hood's Sarsaparilla Praised for Purifying Blood
claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cures many troubles rooted in impure blood including scrofula and rheumatic ailments. testimonials cite long cures of ulcers and swelling after vaccination and blood disorders. product sold everywhere in liquid and tablet forms by C I Hood Co, Lowell, Mass.
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Hood
M. Carr
Croton
Max
Nona Hoan
Hughey
Tonos Hood
C. I. Hood Co
Lowell
Mass
Giants Gain on Cubs in Nine Inning Diamond Battle
New York Giants rally after a quiet start to win over the Chicago Cubs. Wiltse held the Cubs to six hits through nine innings while New York collected three hits in the sixth to score once and added three more on later plays to seal the victory. A key error and timely hits by the visitors produced the decisive runs.
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New York
Ferguson
Boston
Ciante
Wiltse
Giants
Hooker
Seymour
Bates
Agores
Unclear baseball recap fragment from New York game
Fragmentary report mentions New York players Ferguson Wilteos and Bridwell with stolen bases and strikeouts, plus references to Merzog Greenathan and Deviln. Lacks clear date, teams, or final score. text appears to be a partial National League summary from New York.
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Rae Boston
New York
Umimary
Merzog
Hater
Greenathan
Bridwell
Ferguson
Wilteos
Deviln
National League to Replay New York Chicago Game
In Cincinnati on October 7 the National League board of directors discussed the September 29 clash between Chicago and New York. President Harry C. Pullen announced no appeal but suggested the game could be replayed in New York if the New York club opts. No decision on date finalized.
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New York
Boston
Chicago
Pulliam
National League
Board of
Cincinnati
Ie Maya
Harry C. Pullen
Rula
Vriiah
Murphy
Reverend Dyer suspended for ministerial misconduct in Rochester
Genoa conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church found Rev. Dr Jewage A Dyer guilty of business irregularity and high imprudence and suspended him from ministerial office until his exoneration. Charges of indulation and immoral conduct were not sustained.
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Rochester
Methodiet Episcopal Elipreh
Jewage A. Dyer
Central Methodist
Ae Methodiat Gonera
Political skirmishes spill into campaign season notes
The piece outlines Taft allies and rivals trading statements and denials about bribery and influence, with Sheldon denying resigning and claiming no ties to Tate supporters. Tate gains Democratic and Republican crowds. Haskell and Raonprell clash over Osage lands. Standard Oil replies to Monnett charges, while Beveridge tours the West urging navy expansion.
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New York
Iorge
Sheldon
Washington
Tate
Missouri
Ryan
Taft
Lawa
Haskell
Ident Raonprell
Ate Tack
Osage
Oil Trust
Standard OM Company
Ite Corned
Monnett
Bio
Munnett
Oil Company
Beveridge
Far West
Seattle
Ponce
Roosevelt Talks Over Political Situation
President Roosevelt holds a White House conference with Republican leaders including Sheldon, Francis, Stewart, and New York delegates to discuss 1904 campaign prospects. Estimates project Taft leading in New York and statewide but with tight margins, while Hughes faces losses in several districts.
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Washington
White
Taft
New York
Tom
Roosevelt
Hughes
Gov
Stew
Art
Republican National Committee
Waste House
Loeb
Sheldon
Mr. Sheldon
Taft urges federal scrutiny of large corporations in Missouri
In St Louis on October 7 President Taft spoke to supporters stressing that corporations with capital beyond a limit should face federal scrutiny. He called for expanded federal inspectors and required filings with the Labor Department to prove compliance and deter law violations. He argued strong enforcement would curb monopolistic aims and boost national output and prosperity.
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St. Louis
Taft
Missouri
Jaro
Department of Labor
Ing
Haskells Cry Hits Democrats in Osage Lands Deal
Report from Independence Kansas notes U S Senator Haskell voices strong objections as the lease of Osage Indian lands gains approval by Hoke Smith. The scene involves political bid, county alignment, and tension over the federally managed Osage allotments during a period of reform and land policy debate.
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Hoke Smith
Kan
T.ione
Charlie x. Haskell
Scandal Claim Targets Interior Dept Actions Across Eras
Fragmentary text accuses officials from differing parties of revoking a blanket policy, alleging improper rearmament and covert land actions. It references Becretary Hoke Sm ith of Grergia, Grover Cleveland’s administration, and Under Secretary Hitchcock in a long disputed sequence of Interior Department moves.
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Manded
Hoosevelt
Haskell
Hoke Smith
Grergia
Grover Cleveland
Hitchcock
William J. Bryan Speaks in Bryan on Campaign Swing
William J. Bryan arrived in Bryan to a rousing reception and delivered the first of three speeches from the library steps. He criticized the Republican party for lacking open campaign contributions and reiterated his stance against their secrecy. He planned future stops in Tama and Cedar Rapids and earlier spoke at Val Joy Junction, Walker, Dallas Center, and Minburn.
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Curry Lown
Oet
William J. Bryan
Tama
Gedar Rapids
Imhia
Republican Party
Val Joy Junction
Walker
Dallas Center
Minburn
Taft Bryan Banquet Speakers Set In Alphabetical Order
Chicago Association of Commerce banquet speakers are announced in alphabetical order with Adopts C. Barthett, Bryan, David K. Forgan, and then Taft, as Toastmaster Richard C. Hall introduces the program. The committee notes the order is a coincidence and expects roughly equal applause for at least two speakers.
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Chicago
Taft-Bryan
Association
Taft
Richard C. Hall
Kelt
Apeaker
Parker Challenges Roosevelt in Baltimore Speech
Ex Judge Alton B Parker told Baltimore today he had delivered a sharp attack on President Roosevelt in a campaign speech last night accusing him of courting influence from TH Harriman and Standard Interests while Parker was Democratic candidate for president.
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Baltimore
Roosevelt
Alton B. Parker
Judge Parker
Harriman
Parker
Challenge from D F Davis touts Dr Howard’s remedy
Advert reads Davis offering Dr Howard’s specific at half price to cure constipation dyspepsia sick headache and malaria. Claims it regulates bowels restores vigor and appetite with a money back guarantee. Sixty doses priced at 25 cents aims for quick introduction in Barre area.
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T. F. Davis
Barre
D. F. Davis
Dr. Howard
American Fleet Sails for Japan on Friday
Manila reports the battleship fleet will depart for Japan on Friday. Cholera cases rise daily in Manila. A typhoon damaged Stoneenburg forts, a harbor, and town facilities, while ships Lucia and Soltad wrecked off Mindoro and several crew perished. Estimated storm losses reach hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Manila
Japan
Linon
Sinday
Stoneenburg
Lucia
Soltad
Mindor
Boledad
Heinechein
Tamia
Mrs Thaw Arrives in White Plains For Thaw Hearing
Mrs. Thaw mother of Harry K Thaw and her daughter Countess of Yarmouth arrive at White Plains with companion Gertrude Rows to attend the thaw hearing on December 12. Justice Millar of the supreme court will hear testimony to determine whether Thaw is sane while attorney Morehauser discusses expert witnesses to defend the prisoner.
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White Plain
William Thaw
Harry K. Thaw
Europe
White Pl
Tooneian Arms
Railroad Bridge Burns at Andover Delays Boston & Maine Traffic
A wooden covered bridge over the Blakwater river near Andover was burned, halting Concord division traffic on the Boston & Maine railroad. Trains from the north diverted and passengers were carried from the opposite side. The bridge had previously been the site of several fatalities among railroad workers.
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Andover
N. H
Concord
Boston & Maine Railroad
Blakwater River
Goncord
Unclear text from Franklin paper on company plans
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate discussion of an International Paper company action in town. Mentions of employees voting on an agreement and a meeting with York Meet, but details are garbled and many names unclear.
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Franklin
International Paper Company
Thie Town
Sialania
Tuttle Rumors Tie Boston and Maine to New Haven Power
Boston and Maine rumors swirl over President Tuttle’s possible resignation. The New Haven interests, via J. P. Morgan & Co., are said to back a Morgan choice such as John P. Stevens or Billard for leadership, with control through New Haven ties and stock moves.
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Boston
Tastes Tuttle
Boston & Maine Railroad
Tuttle
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Newman
Meljlen
Mellen
Boston & Maing
J. P. Morgan & Company
John J. Billard
Iman Hlosk
Bostom & Maine
American Telephone Stork
Johnp. Stevens
Poname
Morgans
Ancooer
Oevr
Aces & Main
Lighting Need in the Cold Gray Dawn at Luminating Meet
Philadelphia October 7 The third session of the Luminating Engineering Variety convention opened with a paper on Intensity of Natural Liberation Throughout the Day by Leonard J. Lawson. A letter from Robert Seaver Hale of Boston Edison noted that more light is needed in morning hours than afternoon due to fewer lights and a relief to the eye. Boston's schedule was based on official experiments and suggests savings for towns. Other papers by James H. Strang and Emile Perrot discussed installation difficulties and the need for cooperation among engineers architects and builders in adapting schemes to changing tenancies and building changes.
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Philadelphia
Leonart Jd. Lawinson
Robert Seaver Hale
Boston Edison Company
Boston
Olt Electric Light Company
James H. Strang
Arvin
Emne i Perrot
Perrot
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Revelatelphias Philadelpha
Brooklyn
National Simon
Pittelurg
DR. Dryer
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Tel
J. Smith
National Committee
G. R. Sheldon
Bryan
Rixdorfer Parkett
Rolla
B. W. Hooker & CO
Ite
Thaw
Yarmouth
Misa Rosa
White Plains
John F. Stevens
J. P. Morgan & Control
Boston and Maine Railroad
Winchester
U. S. Ordnance Board
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Conn
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Carter
A. W. Allen
Sunnyside Farm
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