Chicago Clinches World Series Title With Dominant Victory
Chicago, reigning National League champions, outplayed Detroit to win the world series clincher 2 to 0. Overall pitched well for Chicago as Detroit squandered chances, with Crawford and McIntyre driving scores and Coughlin advancing on a critical infield hit.
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Waal
Detroit
Chicago
Chmpion
Wde
Thia Wan
Chien
Chiengg
Muh
Crawford
McIntyre
Innieg
Coughlin
Donoven
M O'Learys
Yorton
Cra
Tira
Ewen
Valle
O'Leary
Cobb
Cubs Rally Narrowly In Tight Detroit Tilt
Overall held Detroit batters to strong contact but struck out many, while the Cubs faltered early before a late rally. Evers, Chance and Kling produced key hits as Chicago pressed for runs, though timely outs and defensive plays stalled the comeback.
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Haven
McIntyre
Schaefer
Detroit
Wall
Arkast
Sheckard Brew
Evers
Kling
Nae
O'Leary
Felting
Rossman
Schulte
Chance
Steinfeldt
Tworhase
Donovan
Chicago
Donvan
Schmidt
Coughlin
Sheridan
O 'Day
Vermont M A C battle ends in late tie
Vermont and Massachusetts Agricultural College fight to a 6 to 6 draw after a late fumble halted Vermont’s potential go ahead score at the three yard line. The game featured a longer punt exchange and a notable 40 yard run by Sadat Panis. The Vermont offense showed strength, while punting favored the visitors.
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University of Vermont
Turlington
Neoonate Yan
Musasehinetts Agricultural College
Vermont
M. A. Cs
Hoth
Tong
Leonard
Ulan
Leary
Crawford
Mass
State
Higgine
Kenanan
Hosier
Tinker
Ssachusetts State
Williams
Simple Wintergreen Remedy for Eczema Claimed in Ad
An advertisement asks readers to refer eczema sufferers to D. D. Prescription from Rickert & Wells, Barre Vermont, claiming a wintergreen based liquid formula with glycerine and thymol numbs the skin and alleviates pain. It urges readers to call for explanations.
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Rickert & Wells
Barre, Vt
Stove in Your Hat headline prompts winter caution
A brisk notice urges readers to grab a stove in your hat as a immediate item, warning that cold weather approaches regardless of the current time. The terse alert favors practical readiness and seasonal warning for local readers.
Fragmentary note on decorative devices and kitchen pipes
A fragmented text references improved models, ornamentation, heating the creation, a suggestion to install pipes and dampers, and a vague toast money phrase. The passage is garbled with unclear meaning and missing context, offering no concrete events or identifiable entities.
Parliament debate on Catholic legal disabilities in 1910s
London October 15. Lord Talbot questioned Mr. Asquith about repealing statutes disadvantaging Catholics in the host procession episode. Asquith said no current plan to repeal, but would consider relieving Roman Catholics from legal disabilities. John Redmond remarked he would introduce a bill due to the ministerial assurances.
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London
Lord Talbot
Duke of Norfolk
Sussex
Asquith
Hour of Commons
John Redmond
Kennedy Gives $1 Million to New York Hospital
New York on October 15 announces that James S. Kennedy, banking leader and hospital president, has donated about $1,006,000 to the city hospital for construction of new buildings and related facilities.
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New York
James S. Kennedy
New York Bankng
Blue Drinks and Colorful Menus Across Cities
A New York Press note jokes that blue drinks face public aversion with color warnings linking blue to poison. Cincinnati Enquirer records diners mocked by French menu words and a waiter correcting a patron on terms and ordering a simple dish.
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New York Press
Wall Street
Cincinbati Enquirer
Perhaps He Was Deferring a Class Answer
A classroom exchange renders a blurred scene as a student hints at a defer, the professor prompts silence then invites the student to speak, suggesting a playful misframing of the reply.
Debility cured by eatarrh remedy offer
The notice promotes Rexall Mud-Tone as a targeted cure for eatarrh and associated debility. It guarantees cure or no charge, claims systemic benefits, and urges trial at Rickert & Wells Red Cross Pharmacy Miles Granite Iouk with two sizes priced at 50 cents and $1.00.
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Ronfren
Rickert & Wells
Red Cross
Miles Granite Iouk
California Fig Syrup Co Laxative Demand Ad
The Well Informed seek a simple pleasant efficient laxative. The California Fig Syrup Co promotes Syrup of Pigs and Elixir of Senna as a respected remedy. Buy genuine product from the California Fig Syrup Co. at fifty cents per bottle through druggists.
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California
California Fig Syrup Co
Freshmen Forced To Run Nose Race In Mock Marathon
In New York City on October 15, 12 freshmen at the College of the City of New York were subjected to a hazing ritual. Gagged and blindfolded, they lay prone with wrists and ankles tied, paint on foreheads, as they were instructed to move pennies toward a wall using their noses in a cruel mock marathon.
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City of New York College
New York
College of the City of New York
Crown for Abruzzi at conference in Month?
The Gh eee at Rome reports an Albanian leader plans to attend a conference at Monatir and proposes offering the crown of Albania to the Duke of Abruzzi if Albanian independence from Turkey is raised.
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Tandon
the Gheee
Rome
Monatir
Turkey
Altunia
Lot the Abrussi
Mine Tragedy in Silesia Leaves 100 Trapped
In Kornigehutte Silesia Ort a coal mine disaster at Koenig's mine trapped 100 workers. Six bodies have been recovered as rescuers fear no survivors remain.
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Silesia
Koenig's
Itdy
Leonhardt Hem-Roid Piles Cure Promoted
A VermontBarre advertisement touts Dr Leonhardt Hem-Roid as a cure for piles after ten years of suffering. It claims a tablet taken internally removes the cause and mentions a treatment price of $1.00 with a retail outlet at 100 North Main Street Barre Vermont or Dr Leonhardt Co Station B Buffalo NY.
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Dr. Leonhardt
Sckort & Wells
North Main Street
Barre
Dr. Leonhardt Co
Biffalo
Good Clothing Values Extra Bargains At Coreys
Bargain sale at Alex Corey & Co. offers bulky arrivals with limited room for stock. Men light weight black trousers 79c. Ladies fleeced lined wrappers 98c. Woolen shawls 1.25. Joe Ladies corset cover 23c. Men heavy working shoes 1.25. Hand knit wool socks 45c. Wool mittens 39c. Located opposite Jack's Lunch Room Depot Square.
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Worth Soc
Alex Corey & CO
Jack
Depot Square
Local Goods Offered At Fair Profit Prices
We do not claim to give any goods free, but just sell at what is a fair profit. Sweet Potatoes, 12 pounds for 2Be, Cape Cod Cranberries, 10¢ per quart, Home made Apple Jelly, 10¢ per tumbler. We handle Armour's Simon Pore Leaf Lard, every pail tested and stamped before we buy it, 10, 5 and 3 pound pails at 1c per pound. Apples for dessert and cooking at right prices Merchant & Fraser, Phone 506-11 6 Elm St.
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Boyce’s Ideal
Green's
Lsc Cach
Simon
20 Speeches in a Day and Campaign Pushes
Taft tours Ohio amid large crowds while Bryan concentrates on Nebraska stops and Hughes campaigns in New York. Chanter dodges Hughes question about race tracks. Keefe denies labor-promised support for Taft. Bonaparte cites 65 Sherman Act prosecutions. Roosevelt praises Hughes West work. Hitchcock holds talks with Crane and others. Mack claims Republican fund flow from Southern officeholders.
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Iley
Taft
Ohio
W. J. Bryanne
Nebraska
Daniel J. Keefe
Iabor
J. Taft
Loeb
Bonaparte
Josephus Daniels
Roosevelt
West
Hughes
Hitchcock
Crane
Norman E. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Chicago
South
Taft Train Derails on Cadiz Spur in Ohio
W H Tafts special train was derailed on a Cadiz Junction spur near Cadiz Ohio causing an hour delay. One engine was disabled and a tender left the track on a steep grade near an embankment. Taft toured the village square after the incident and spoke to a large crowd.
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Cadiz
W. H. Taft
Arenaghvania
Cadiz Junction
Cader
Taft
Cadie
Mr. Taft
News Paper
Labor group orders campaign against Taft in Massachusetts
The executive board of the Massachusetts branch of the American Federation of Labor ordered an active campaign against William H. Taft for president. Eben Draper for governor, Louis A. Prott for lieutenant governor, and all state senators who voted against the overin g e bill were targeted. The decision was made at a session in Lowell yesterday.
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Lowell
Mass
Get
William H. Taft
Eben &. Draper
Louis A. Prott
Massachusetts
American Federation of Iabor
President praises Hughes for wartime work in New York
The president welcomed several New Yorkers in Washington and expressed strong admiration for Governor Hughes. He credited Hughes with significant wartime efforts and noted his service to the country, emphasizing the impact of his work across states.
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Washington
New York State
Hughes
Fire in German Mine Kills Three Men
At Roehigehuette on October 15 a fire broke out in a Koengrebrube mine gallery where about 100 workers were present. Fire damp and toxic gases overwhelmed three men who died. others were rescued from the dangerous area as emergency crews responded.
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Roehigehuette
Koengrebrube Ena
Morse Faces Jury In Banking Case In New York
Charles W Morse, organizer of the American Fee Company and the Consolidated Steamship Company, and former bank controller, faced a federal jury in New York. Indicted with Alfred H Curtis for misapplication of funds, over- crediting, and falsified reports, they await trial with potential prison terms of five to ten years if convicted. Jurors were questioned at length about connections to Morse banks and associated enterprises.
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New York
Charles W. More
Ganizer
American Fee Company
Consolidated Steamship Company
United States Circuit Court
Alfred H. Curtis
National Bank of North America
Morse
Federal Grand Jury
Morse and
Curtis
Moree
Jane
Charles E. LittleGeld
William M. K. Olcott
United States Thietrict
Walter 8. MacFarland
Eugene P. Carver
Boston
United States District
Stimson
Jude Hough
Morse Banks
Will leaves husband one dollar in installments
In Chicago on October 15 a Portland widow Catherine B. Heckler left her husband Andrew Heckler one dollar in monthly installments of 25 cents. The will filed in probate court cites their marriage in 1905 in San Diego and her claim he deserted her after receiving thousands of dollars. The estate is mainly personal property.
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Chicago
Andrew Heckler
Catherine B. Heckler
Portland
Ore
Heckler
San Diego
Cal
Jerome Takes On New York Gambling Network
District Attorney Jerome subpoenaed fifteen well known sporting men tied to the Tenderloin gambling scene to testify about conditions and police complicity. The DA aims to expose mismanagement and force raids with detectives, arguing high class rooms pay protection and police leadership must answer.
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New York
Jerome
Mr. Jerome
Gammbling
John Kelley
Lou" Livitam
Lou” Betts
Histat
Weith
Grand Jury
First Union Volunteer Dead Dies as Civil War figures
Washington reports Dr. Charles Franklin Rand aged sixty nine, the first Union volunteer of the Civil War from New York to rally to the colors. He was the first enlisted to receive the Medal of Honor, endured Libby Prison for three months, and later practiced medicine in Natavia hobby.
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Washington
Charles Franklin Rand
Rand
New York State
Congress
Libby
Wallington
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