Red Sox Beat Tigers to Tighten American Lead
Detroit fell to Boston 4 to 1 as Willett allowed twelve hits while Cicotte held the Tigers to eight. Boston produced two pivotal errors and timely hitting in the early innings, with Cravath and Wagner contributing offensively. In the ninth, Boston widened the margin as Schaefer and Belden mishandled balls and Cravath scoring on misplays helped seal Detroit’s defeat.
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Baseball Scores Report From Yesterday
In the American League a Boston four to Detroit one setback and Cleveland seven to New York’s score are noted. Detroit’s effort is mentioned alongside the Boston defeat.
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National League Scores From Yesterday
At Moston Hoston 7 St Louis 0. At Philadelphia Philadelphia 10 Cincinnati 2. In New York Chicago swept the two games 4 3 and 2 1. At Brooklyn Brooklyn defeated Pittsburgh 2 in extra innings.
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Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Promoted in Barre Ad
An advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a leading cure for kidney liver and bladder diseases. It claims mild immediate effects, a purity certificate with every bottle, and offers a free sample by mail from Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York.
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Barre Daily Times
Yale Coaches Surprised by Wedding Announce Change
New Haven Sept 85 The wedding of Arthur B. Brides of Stockton to Yale football veteran prompts coaching plan changes. Yale backs include Fred Murphy and Fred Daly trusted to start, with Wheaton at Yale kicker and Tad Joye guiding development. McCormick and Chadwick to assist after arriving next week. no graduate coaches yet.
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Harrisburg
George Chadwick
Lost in White Mountains Hunt for H R Goodnow and Daughter
A New York man H R Goodnow and his teen daughter vanished after starting a walk from Mount Washington to Zealand Notch. Game warden Hovey led search parties along routes via Zealand Valley, returning with no trace. Mrs Goodnow remained at Mount Washington.
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Taft to Address Northern Indiana Farmers at Hagelden Farm
Taft the Republican nominee will speak at Hagelden farm the home of George Ade near Newtown county for a noon rally. An elaborate program includes a parade with a regiment from Chicago and thousands of attendees from the countryside and adjacent counties. Taft is expected to speak at 12 o clock and depart by 4 30. A Purdue train charter and college guests will join the daylong event with songs and political addresses throughout.
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Lively Campaign Ahead In Roosevelt Era Politics
A chaotic summary notes Roosevelt enters political fray with Taft letter fallout. Taft denial and Foraker case cited as events. National GOP rally in Cincinnati and Barnes Albany gathering loom large. Stock market drop linked to fears of new prosecutions against big corporations amid heated political climate.
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Stock Exchange
One Boy Kills Another in Accidental Shooting
In Middleport on September 2 a tragic accident left eighteen year old Roy Thil- ino dead after being shot through the heart by a twelve year old, Emmet Hickey, while they were playing with a revolver.
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Hyomei Promises Relief for Catarrh in Advert Breakthrough
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a universal remedy for catarrh and related symptoms. It claims rapid cures with inhaled medicated air, backed by a Red Cross Pharmacy guarantee. A testimonial from N Lindsay of Mitchell, SD praises lasting relief after two years of illness.
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Parkman Lived a Reclusive Life for 60 Years in Boston
The Suffolk probate court heard Parkman’s will contest involving Parkman of New York and Varkoan of New York. Attorneys Perkins and Briggs appeared as the case unfolded this week. The testator left his estate to Boston for city parks and maintenance. George W. Parkman, Harvard graduate, led a quiet life in Beacon Street, visiting the Boston Athenaeum daily and avoiding clubs or active social life. The murder trial of his father remains a notorious historical reference.
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Gompers to Answer In Contempt Proceedings
Washington September 23 after three hours of arguments Chief Justice Alabaugh of the supreme court of the District of Columbia directed that President Gompers of the American Federation of Labor should respond to questions about the contents of a September issue of the federation’s publication during testimony in contempt proceedings against Gompers and other federation officials Judge Alton B Parker of New York argued for the labor leaders that they had not violated the injunction decree nor departed from their constitutional rights.
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Ministers Wrecked In Weeping Water Train Collision
Weeping Water Nebraska Sept 2 A collision in the yards between a passenger train and freight injures eighteen passengers and three trainmen. freight crew blamed. Most injured were Methodist ministers traveling to Lincoln for the Nebraska Methodist Episcopal conference.
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Fatal collision leaves two dead and four injured
Report from S. V. on September 23 describes a freight train collision near Morweheads involving Kimira and four workers. Victims include Kimira-Victims 4 Employes of the Road. Authorities investigate causes while survivors are treated for injuries.
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Roosevelt Calls For Inquiry Over Haskell Ties
President Roosevelt urged immediate investigation into Governor Haskell of Oklahoma amid claims of an unlawful connection with the Standard Oil Company and influence on Ohio Attorney General, defending his party and demanding proof or exoneration if innocent. He pressed for transparency in fundraising and criticized Republican and Democratic campaign tactics while supporting measures against private monopolies.
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Windsor County Fires Burn 125 Acres Above Bridgewater Center
Reported forest fire near Bridgewater Center scorched about 125 acres, mainly on the Knowlton farm, starting four weeks earlier from a brushpile. Underground burning persisted, with roots and sod affected. Fire watched from a trench boundary, likely no further damage unless winds rise. another large fire allegedly began Sunday on Davis Hill in West Barnar. water shortages threaten firefighting near Frank McKennie’s spring and country club grounds.
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Adirondack Fires Spreading as Forests Burn
Albany Sept 23 Col W F Fox state forest supervisor moved to Hamilton county to assess Adirondack fires near North Creek. Fire wardens warn every available man to fight the blazes but growing death toll and spread show efforts struggle to contain them.
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Powder Trust On Rack In Du Pont Suit
United States Commissioner William Muhaffy opened testimony in the government case against Du Pont Nemours and Co and related defendants in federal court. Forty three defendants are joined in a single chain alleging violations of federal statutes through combinations in restraint of trade. The first session was short with a plan to confer on matters to shorten the proceeding as much as possible.
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Ships To Rescue Castaways From Avon Wreck
Advices from Fanning Island say Captain Downie and two engineers remain with shipwrecked Aeon crew awaiting the Canadian American liner Manuka to reach Christies Foland this day. The Avon drove ashore and four dozen days pass on a coral island as rescuers plan salvage and transfer of castaways to Christmas Island.
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Socialists in Maine and Vermont Compared
A New York State editorial analyzes Maine and Vermont Socialist support from last Monday’s results. It notes Vermont’s Socialist vote fell about one third of one percent and Maine’s roughly one percent, arguing northern New England remains a testing ground for Socialist appeal and that broader socialist influence may be limited this year.
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Real estate office brawl leaves man dead in El Paso
In El Paso Texas on Monday night a fight at Loomis Brothers real estate office resulted in the death of a Loomis family member from injuries confessed to be inflicted by O Q Barber southwestern agent for an automobile company. Barber was arrested by police on the scene.
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Inmate Andrew Lightfoot Kills Two at St Elizabeths Asylum
Washington reports Andrew Lightfoot, a mulatto inmate at St Elizabeths asylum for the insane, killed Patrick Maloney the grounds overseer and Mike Follin a young inmate, injuring Miss Robin another inmate. He escaped briefly then was recaptured and returned to the asylum.
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