Detroit Shut Out. Cobb’s Muff Ties to Winter Weather
In Chicago a 3 0 victory over Detroit ends with Summers hitting hard and Cobb miscue in the ninth, late turning point amid a winter chill. The muff contributed to Detroit’s downfall as cold conditions linger.
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Reit
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O'Leary
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Ayers
Lehulte
Chane
Evers
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Schmidt
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Detroit Tigers lose world series game to Chicago lead 3 1
In a rough display, Mordecai Brown and the Cubs overpower Summers and the Tigers 3 to 0. Chicago moves ahead three games to one as Detroit struggles with wild pitches and timely hits.
Bryan's Case Doubtful in Presidential Campaign
Washington surveys doubtful states as Taft gains ground while Bryan lingers. Roosevelt hosts conferences with leaders. Nebraska notes Bryan’s lingering strength but Morgan is not a decisive factor. Hughes faces mixed support. Rhode Island eyes Providence convention. New York praise tempered by anti sporting lobby and financier sentiment.
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New York
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Thong Haw
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Notar Noble
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Coupon offer at J. Davin drugstore for best selling medicine
Change for times readers promotes a coupon redeemable at J. Davin’s drugstore for a popular medicine. The notice claims to boost circulation and advertising value and urges cutout and presentation at the store.
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Times
J. ¥. Davin
Hull
Cure for Constipation and Dyspepsia Coupon Offer
A local notice promotes Dr Howard's specific remedy for constipation and dyspepsia. It offers a half price coupon entitling one side package and a refund if customers are not satisfied. The ad cites Barre references and claims positive results from trusted figures.
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Barre
Drryquist Davie
Burlington High Beats St Albans 21 to 0 in Football
Burlington High School defeated St Albans High 21 to 0 on Houghton field in a one sided game. Carpenter starred as the distance maker for Burlington and multiple players were credited for touchdowns. The St Albans lineup showed strong line play but could not stop Burlington’s backs.
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Lipton Hesitates on Amer ica Cup Challenge
Sir Thomas Lipton said he has taken no steps to challenge for the America cup in 1909. London papers claimed the New York Yacht Club might favor a revival, but Lipton called the notion vague. He added he will act only when proper assurances from America arrive within seven days, or it will be too late for next year.
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Get. M
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Deaths from heart disease rise in New York week
New York reports increased heart disease deaths last week with 129 statewide, 70 in Manhattan, showing a higher toll than the previous period. The report also notes a Vermont Episcopal missionary appointment and a bishop’s continued duties amid uncertain health conditions.
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New York
Penn Department
Auite
Manhattan
New York Registration Totals for Four Days Reported
New York officials announced the final four day registration figures amid strong turnout efforts. Total city registration reached about 240 008 across 35 assembly districts in Manhattan and the Bronx with 81 074 added on the fourth day. Richmond district showed a 6 7 10 increase, while other districts await final tallies, indicating the overall gain over 1904 remains uneven.
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Bronx
Richmond
Names Named in Democratic Editor Allegations
New York Oct 14 Chairman Hyde challenged H H Kohlsaat of Chicago to name the three Democratic editors said to back Aryan while opposing his election and to identify the executive committee member involved. He mocked Kohlsaat as under a hypnotic influence of the White Mouse and noted that reports of disaffected Democrats originate from Washington.
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Hydespeth
H. H. Kohlsaat
Chicago
Micrphir
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Kohleaat
Dexocrata
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Thinks Registration Shown 80,000 Fraud Vote in New York
On October 14 1924 news reports chairman Herbert Parsons of the New York Republican party asserts widespread registration fraud affecting an 80 000 vote total. The statement frames a major election irregularity challenge in the state capital and urban districts.
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New York
Herebert Parsons
Repub
Good Clothing Values Extra Bargains Arrive
Retailer advertises heavy stock clearance with cheap men’s light weight black trousers 79c women’s fleeced lined wrappers 98c ladies wool shawls 1.25, corset cover 23c, men’s grain shoes 1.50 grade, hand knit socks 45c, mittens 39c, and unspecified prices.
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Iworth Soc
Alex Corey and Co Oppose Jack's Lusch Room
Local notice lists Alex Corey and Co opposing Jack's Lusch Room at Depot Square in a disputed commercial matter. The brief item notes a filed complaint or dispute over property use and neighboring business rights. The outcome or next step is not stated.
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Alex Corey & CO
Jack
Depot Square
Fraudulent voter claim at New York City center event
The text reports a claim that 50,000 fraudulent voters exist in New York City, voiced amid remarks by a speaker and a Republican National Committee chairman. It notes a gathering at a hotel with Vice Presidential candidate Sherman and Representative McKinney, chair of the Republican congressional committee.
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York City
Hitchcook
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McKinkey
Vic Republican
Jacobson Said To Be Alien In Minnesota Governor Race
A New York Times special dispatch from Madison Minnesota reports Governor John A Johnson faces a GOP rival Jacob Jacobson. It claims Jacobson may be ineligible for the Minnesota governorship due to noncitizenship and outlines his Norwegian birth in Helmeland and emigration in 1857 with family later anglicizing their name from Nicolson.
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Times
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Minnestte
Madison
Minn
Jacob Jacobson
Jacogeon
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Mr. Jacobson
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Norway
America
Fayette County
Iowa
John K. Bore
Minneapolis
Nicohson
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Tle Sons
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Split Over Gompers gathers Terre Haute union rift
In Terre Haute Indiana the 14 W Hightand Ledge Amalgamated Tram and Steel Workers vote to withdraw from the Central Salit Upton after the central body chose to attend a Gompers meeting next Saturday arranged by the Democratic national committee. Michael Carey elected vice president refused the offer saying it favored Republicans. Kilip Davie named vice president for friendship with the Republican county chairman. Incoming Secretary Ingram dropped as president Slemons to join Democrats. The dispute threatens to split the central body.
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Ind
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Tron
Salit Upton
Spokane
Gompers
Democratic National Committee
Michael Carey
Kilip Davie
Ingram
Slemons
Nirvan
New Serum Reported as Best Tuberculosis Remedy
A professor at a university reports a newly discovered serum effective against tuberculosis. In a small group of eleven patients, ten were cured or showed significant improvement, with further results awaited.
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Paria
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Prof
Lannelongie
University of Paik Hae
McCarren Wins in Courts in New York Appeal
In Albany and New York Get coverage, the Court of Appeals yesterday ruled in Senator V. F. McCarren s favor in his bid to force the New York board of elections to appoint Democratic election officials for Kings County from a list he submitted. McCarren condemned the action led by Borough President Bind Coler of Brooklyn.
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N.Y. Get
Court of Appeals
VF. McCarren
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King's County
McCarren
Bind &. Coler
Brookly
Best Catarrh Doctor Inhaler Cure Ad
An advertisement extols Hyomed as a simple self cure for catarrh bronchitis asthma fever coughs and grip indicating a little inhaler and antiseptic air. It claims rapid relief and lists testimonials from customers in Jeffersonville and Columbia along with pharmacy guarantees and pricing.
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P. Futter
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Pharmacy
Bargain Produce and Grocery Prices Offered by Merchant Fraser
We do not claim free goods but offer fair value. Sweet potatoes 12 pounds for 25 cents Cape Cod cranberries 10 cents per quart homemade apple jelly 10 cents per tumbler Armour's Simon Pure Leaf Lard tested and stamped pails 10 and 3 pound pails 15 cents per pound Apples for dessert and cooking at sensible prices Merchant Fraser phone S006-11 6 Kim 5t
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Delegates From Earth Ends Meet for Four Day Brooklyn Session
Delegates from distant mission fields gathered in Brooklyn to open the four day annual meeting of the board of commissioners for foreign missions. The opening program at the Academy of Music featured welcome by Rev. Dr. Albert Lyman and reports from Secs Patton and Barton on the home and abroad years.
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Newark
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Cornelius H. Patton
James J. Barton
Clinton Avenue Church
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Charles 8. Milla
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Academy of Music
William ¥.W. Davis
Pittafinld
Arthur L. Gillett
Lynchings Off as Court Dismisses Contempt Charges
The Supreme Court, on Solicitor General Hoyt's suggestion, dismissed contempt complaints against fourteen Chattanooga citizens and three deputies over Ed Jolnaed’s lynching. Charges against Sheriff Shipp, two deputies, and five residents remain pending. government seeks to file commissioner testimony. A date for arguments likely to be set.
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Ide
Hoyt
Supreme Court
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Jolnaed
Enser
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Department of Justice
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Debs III Ill During Campaign Tour In Newark
Socialist presidential candidate Debs rests in bed in Newark after taking ill with a severe cold during a campaign tour on his Red Special. Doctors say he may travel to New York for an evening appearance despite the illness. A delegation seeking sympathy called at his hotel but was not allowed to see him.
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N. J
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Saya Hotel
Debs
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Realiste
Doctor William Gull Dies? Critical Condition Reported
Dr William T Bull of Newark is described as critically ill at home on Fifth Street. The message conflates names and events, noting an operation last week to remove 40 abscesses and that he remains under special care.
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William T. Gull
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Col Tucker Arrested and Thaw Summons Issued
Col William F Tucker of the United States Army was arrested on a Wabash train at 3 05 am in Pittsburg for deserting his wife daughter of the late Gen John A Logan. He agreed to return without requisition papers and was to be taken to Chicago later. Thaw continues to be summoned to appear in a Pennsylvania city as federal proceedings.
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Cpt
Col
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Decatur
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National convention opens to draft federation for South Africa
A national convention of British and intelligent gates opened in Durban Natal on September 14 to draft a constitution uniting South Africa. Delegates include Sir Matt Nathen, Natal executive, and Boer generals notable in the war are among participants.
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Get
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Federation
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