Chicago Cubs Win National Title Over Giants in Record Crowd
In front of a record crowd at Polo Grounds, the Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Giants 4 to 2 to clinch the National League championship and earn the right to face the Detroit Tigers for the World Series. The game featured a tense clash between Chicago’s Captain Chance and New York’s Motiniuity, with chaotic scenes at the plate and a near-riot atmosphere as gates overflowed and police contained disturbances. Mathewson started for New York with Pieteter on the mound for Chicago, as early discipline and defensive plays shaped a tense afternoon.
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Chicago Cuba
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Detroit
Chienge
St Louis
Theston
Philadelphia
Heartbreak for New York as Chicago wins 4 2 in slugfest
In a rough game Chicago tops New York 4 to 2. Key moments include Tinker’s three-base hit over Seymour’s head and Kling’s RBI single. Mathewson exited after a batting rally, Doyle batted for him, and Brown closed out the New York effort.
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Mathewson
Tinker
Seymour
Kling
Brown
Sheekard
Evers
Schulter
King
Byers
Ingo
Chaner
Schutte
Steinfeld
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Teeney
Presnahan
New York
Odey
Chance
Tith Lie Ware
Dontin Wil
McCormick
Mrndwell
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Tenney
Sehalte
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Herzog
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Cute
New York - Tone Cotonnese
Schulte
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Hages
Preister
Ty Mathewson
Chane
Bresnahan
Meister
Venpires
Joheetone
Kiet
Chang
Ban Steinfeldt
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Howanl
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Mresnahan
Onlin
Devlin
Sb i. McGormick
Hridwell
Te Mathewson
Troyle
Wiles
Pas
Seeee
Doyle
tumult follows the appearance of bryan at lakes to gulf session
Chicago Ot The Lakes to the Gulf Deep Waterway session drew a larger audience than opening day as William H Taft spoke The appearance and introduction of Bryan caused a tumult that forced him to pause repeatedly before delivering key sentences Walter Moody of the Chicago Association of Commerce led the morning program and former Missouri Governor introduced Bryan in the afternoon Gifford Pinchot chaired the national conservation commission remarks focused on water ways and conservation Taft left for Cincinnati after the address and Hiegan spoke at Evanston campus
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Lakes
Gulf
William H. Taft
William Z. Bryant
David H. Francis
St. Louie
Committee On
Gifford Pinewhot
Cratrman
National Conservatim Commission
Kon “Waterways
Taft
Chievinmath Afr
Hiegan
Evanston
Northwestern University
Merkle's absence rattles New York pennant chase season opener
Chicago hosts a meeting of the natural league commission to set post-season rematch plans as New York star Merkle faces mental strain after a forgotten baserun incident on September 29. Larry Doyle and Meekie's roommate rally around him while teammates share sympathy for his uncertain return.
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Chicnigo
Teaving
Ben Johnson
New York
Merkle
Giants
Larry Doyle
Meekie
Bointenan
Morkle
Be Prepared Drugstore Ad Mentions Elastic Cures
Fragmented OCR text references a druggist and immediate availability of remedies. It hints at a Be Prepared theme and cautions about cracked lips and dryness. No clear event, date, or named entities emerge beyond generic drugstore context.
Minnesota and national rivals share prediction on election
The Minnesota race shows Republicans backing Taft for president and Democrats backing Johnson for governor. Both parties foresee Taft and Bryan campaigning east, with Bryan touring Chicago about waterways. Taft rests in Cincinnati until Monday before resuming campaigning while organizers plan star speakers for the waning campaign weeks.
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Cincinnati
Mondey
W. J. Bryan
Minnesota
Goveernor
Johnson B
Bryan
Ublicans
Rudge Taft
Yen
Palomo Bryan
Chicago
Mie East
Ump
Standard's $100,000 Republican Campaign Donation
An authority familiar with the affair confirms that the Standard Oil Company contributed $100,000 to the Republican campaign in Mount. The payment did not go to Mr. Corfluou, and Roosevelt directed the fund be returned, though no funds were returned. The same authority notes other smaller contributions to the Republican committee in the same campaign.
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Washington
Dct
Stanard Ol Company
Bryan to Speak in New York State Cities
New York on October 1 reports that William J. Uryan will make another series of appearances in New York visiting Brooklyn and upstate cities. Vice Chairman Hudepeta of the Democratic National Committee announced the plan yesterday.
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New York
William J. Uryan
Brooklyn
Hudepeta
Democratic National Committee
La Follette to Start a Paper in Matison Wis
Senator La Follette plans to launch a commuter paper in Matison Wisconsin. The exact name remains undecided and unpublicized. The announcement was made by La Follette in person.
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LA Follette
Matison
Wis
United States
Final Attack on Cannon Sets Stage for District Clash
A fragmentary report notes Calcaga on October 2 preparing a political push as labor groups and a Federation of Labor faction organize. The piece mentions readers in his district next week and hints at a contested campaign milieu.
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Calcaga
Labor
Cage Federation
Laor Wenies
Best Catarrh Doctor Hyomet Inhaler Ad Claims Cure
An advertisement touts Hyomet as a premier catarrh inhaler that relieves hay fever asthma bronchitis and colds. It promises immediate relief from irritation and germ killing effects. Testimonials from users claim notable improvements and a Red Cross Pharmacy sale includes inhaler and bottle.
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Theo
Terrihie
Red Cross
Labor speakers to tour Danville and nearby regions
Nearly fifty labor speakers from two AFL organizations will campaign in Danville Kankakee and surrounding areas. The effort targets Speaker Cannon and the House of Representatives with White House liaison calls. A recent visitor to the White House expressed mixed confidence in the presidential outlook and noted potential statewide shifts.
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Danville
Kankakee
American Federation of Labor
Tae Spocielite
Ington
Stabbing Affray Near Rutland In River Settlement
The stabbing occurred late Wednesday when a party of River men returning home argued near Knight Farm River road. Fred Gennette drew a knife and slashed Moloney, who was wounded but survived after a tourniquet. Gennette, arrested by Deputy Whittaker and Ricel, remained in custody as State's Attorney Lawrence and deputies traveled to Cold River to pursue further action.
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Rutland
Fred Gennette
Coll River
Strowetury
Sherif Whittuker
Ricel Wednnsdta
Theya
Oharing Rey Aeees
Bi Iar Ngaliet Lim
Knight Fara
Gesuetee
Moloney
Weserigg
Eugene
Cennette
Mr. Knight
Fheyo
Cuttingville
Jew Moloney
Tuttle Put On Probation In Rutland Court
Norman B. Tuttle of East Wallingford pleaded guilty to breach of the peace and was sentenced by Judge Hasdon to a term in the house of correction. He was placed in the probation officer’s custody for a term not specified, with protection from the effect of liquor noted as his fault. State’s Attorney de As Lawrence cited the 61 year old’s health and urged sobriety under probation supervision.
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Rutland
Norman BE. Tuttle
East Wallingford
Rutland County
Yesterduy
Wise
Hasalton
Lone Am
de As Lawrence
Lawrence
Erick
Tittle
Local Produce Sale Prices From A Market Advertisement
Sweet potatoes offered at 12 pounds for 25 cents and Cape Cod cranberries at 10 cents per quart. Home made apple jelly priced at 10 cents per tumbler. Armour's Simon Pure Leaf Lard available, tested and stamped before purchase, with ten dollar and three pound pails at 15 cents per pound. Apples for dessert offered at reasonable prices.
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Armour
Simon
Girl Elopes With A Married Man In New York Scene
Paterson New Jersey October 9 Henry Sehoon reports his daughter Etta Sehochwe Cos ran away with a married man named Robert to New York likely Switzerland seeking a new life. The girl sent a note explaining love over duty and money to start a farm, while the husband sent funds and later claimed indifference to the disappearance. Mrs Rose and Albert Gox discussed the situation, with mixed reactions.
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N. J
Henry Sehoonwe
Etta Sehochwe Cos
Holi
New York
Giri
Tiat
Itreada
Magima
Papa
Robert
Switzerland
Robert Fing
Peta
Ross
Mia
Howale
Forest fires sweep Adirondacks threaten region
Fires burn near Lyon Mountain and across the Adirondacks with two major blazes between Chatewigny and Ragyl lakes and others from Nea to Chazy toward the Canadian line. Dannemora area sees a large fire aided by railway and labor forces. Convicts not used yet. miners may help. No wind has prevented a wider disaster.
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Adirondacks
Upper Chatewigny Lake
Ragyl Lake
Nea Lake
Chazy Lake
Dannemora
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Earl Rosslyn Weds for Third Time in Registry Office
London date line reports Earl Rosslyn, previously divorced from his second wife Miss Anna Robinson of New York, entered a registry office marriage yesterday in Vernley to the daughter of a former officer of Lancs. The third matrimonial venture follows last year’s separation.
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London
Earl of Rosslyn
Anna Robin- Laon
New York
Anting
Vernley
Lanors
Arbitration Treaty Signed Between China and United States
The proposed arbitration treaty between China and the United States was signed yesterday in Washington. The Chinese minister represented the Chinese government and Secretary Root spoke for the American government.
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Root
United States
Washington, Dct. C
Caine
Wwe
Erate Department
Bedgf
Amerian
Douglas Plant to Close in Brockton Two Weeks
General superintendent Herbert T. Drake announces a two week shutdown at the W Le Douglas Shoe company plant in Brockton. The layoff affects about 2000 workers with pay and schedules pending.
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Hirwkton
Herbert T. Drake
W. le Douglas Shoe Iy Hae
Ompany
Rennen
British shipbuilders offer profit sharing to end labor friction
A London memo from Sir Christopher Furness outlines four proposals to reconcile capital and labor at Furness, Withy. Strikes would halt or plants close. unions might buy the works at an agreed price. or partners could join on profit sharing. a council or arbitrators would settle disputes. Delegates listened, promising detailed review.
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the Sun
London
Christopher Fite
Nees
Furness
Withy & Go
West Sor Pest
Christopher
Hiro U
Canadian Pacific Agrees to Take Back Striking Mechanics
General manager Bary of the Canadian Pacific Railway has agreed to the proposition to take back all striking mechanics. The company yesterday shipped orders and prepared to reinstate workers as talks continue.
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Canadian Pacific
Bary
Canadian Pacific Railway
Strike Action Fails at Manchester Conference
All strike breakers sent back to the 4nd South and strikers return to work midweek. Representatives of cotton manufacturers and their employees meeting in Manchester attempted to end the English strike with no success. Winston Churchill, president of the board of trade, will not seek arbitration next week, as both sides hold out for a settlement.
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Got. C
Winston Spencer Churchill
Board of Trade
Eas
Fatal Strike Riot Ends Teenager's Life in New York
Hubert Quailey, fourteen, died yesterday after being shot Wednesday night during a clash between striking and non union chauffeurs in front of his home. Rolls Stuttsk and Ric Dineen were arrested in connection with the incident, described as special officers of the taxicab company allegedly targeted by the chauffeurs.
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New York
Hubert Quailey
Rolwt Stuttsk
Ric! Dineen
Debs Rumor Fight Deepens In Terre Haute Labor
Terre Haute October report recalls a false tale that Eugene Debs loved union carpenters and lived in a big house. The Socialist paper notes the carpenters union inquiry cleared Debs. A second chapter reveals the same conspirators behind both rumors, tied to political corruption and union bosses.
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Terre Haute
Tod
Eugene Debs
Tnion Carpenters
Carpenters’ Union
Dey
F Men
Chirage Daily Socialist
Burglar Scare Reported in Town Nigh t
Mrs Hicks described waking to a noise and seeing a man's legs under the bed. A neighbor confirmed hearing the disturbance and both noted their husband also heard a sound. The fragment suggests a local burglary scare with unidentified intruder aspects.
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