Young and Donovan Pitch In Boston Victory and Sox Rise
Detroit clippings recount a 4 to 1 loss to the Horton fed Sox with Young and Donovan in a pitching duel. Boston capitalized on errors and timely hitting, while Detroit earned a lone run on Rosman’s triple. American and National League scores from the day list Boston ahead in standings amid a busy schedule.
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Horton Fed Sox
Eve
Young
Donovan
Cobb
Criger
Iy Young
McConnell
Lord
Speaker
Sehmutt
Rossman
Theo
Cravathieneather
Stahl
Schaefer
Uriger
Roseman
Rosman
Botton
Bush
Rexall Hair Tonic touted with test results in Barre
An ad claims Rexall "99" and "63" Hair Tonic can diagnose hair health by a simple test and cure hair loss. It cites 109 treated heads with 93 showing hair growth, promising free trial if unsatisfied. Rexall tonic advertised as non greasy and clear, sold at Rickert & Wells and Use Ro Cross Pharmacy in Barre.
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Barre
Rexall
Rickert & Wells
Ro Cross Pharmacy
Miles Granite
Hiloel
Eberward 18 Guilty in Murder Trial in New Jersey
In Hackensack New Jersey August Eberhard was found guilty in the murder of his aunt and the murder of a widow. The defense shocked the court by a sudden confession and plea of guilt. The trial revealed Eberhard killed his aunt at a trackside setting and shot at a companion and a New York girl with the motive to obtain money for marriage.
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Hackmasek
N. J
Cate Yeatentay
August Eberhwad
Winaunt
Weien
Nevolt
Boerkara
Eherbard
Bieaut
New Jersey
New York
Aml
Manler
Eberhard
Wounde
Boy in murder charge linked to priest in Central Park
New York police report Santo Domingan youth Enrique de Lara aged 17 or 18 arrested on murder charges in the fatal shooting of Father Arturo Ascencio in Central Park on Sept 1. Officials say the accused confessed to the crime, claiming he took the priest’s revolver and fled after ransacking his pockets. Authorities allege De Lara stole $150 and several gold watches from the priest’s trunks days earlier, with pawn tickets found among his possessions.
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New York
Bremen
Ger
Bbeemen
Reat
Laine
Do Lara
de Lara
STUDENT PARALYZED IN RUSH AT WORCESTER TECH
Emil Gran of West Wareham Mass, a sophomore, was crushed in a melee among Worcester Polytechnic Institute students. He lies at City Hospital with a chest down paralysis after a fall during the fight. An X-ray shows a broken back in the dozen region. His condition is reported as sinking rapidly.
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Worcester
Diase
Pepe
Clisnes
Gren
Meix
Hold Up in Broadway Near Forty Second Street
A woman was choked, knocked down, and robbed near Broadway theatregoers at Forty second Street just before the subway. Mrs Stewart described her assailant as a fashionably dressed man about thirty, who vanished before passersby realized the crime.
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New York
Broadway
F. Steart
Statia
Forty-second Street
Mra. Stewart
Sea cow caught at Norfolk weighs 1500 pounds
A sea cow weighing 1500 pounds was captured at Norfolk and displayed alive as a curiosity. The animal was brought to a local venue where it will be kept for public viewing, drawing interest from spectators.
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Norfolk
Joer Wat
Toran View
Died From Burns in Fire at Richford
Theresa Whitehead, nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Orrin Whitehead, died after being burned in a fire at their home in Richford. The tragedy occurred as villagers tended the blaze and local authorities began investigations into the incident.
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Thervea Whitehead
Richford
Haskell Urges Resignation Amid Wall Street Clash
A chaotic political report accuses Haskell of pressuring for resignations and attacking Bryan. It notes tensions between Wall Street figures and government officials, mentioning Straus and oil interests. The wording is fragmentary but portrays instability in misinformed views and calls for accountability.
Republicans Rally as Campaign Mood Shapes Newark Scene
A fragmented report describes Democratic and Republican campaign activity in Newark with leaders signaling resignations and strategy. It notes meetings, interviews, and a cinematic venue where a political review of opponents was planned, hinting at a charged national mood.
Straus letter probes Haskell aid in Standard Oil probe
Secretary Straus writes to New York World editor to corroborate allegations against Governor Haskell of Oklahoma. He cites testimony in United States v. Standard Oil and accuses Haskell of shifting responsibility for a Montana court case while denying knowledge.
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Nepl
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
the World
New York
Haskell
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Hotha
Democratic National Committee
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Prairie Dity Fins
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Anitler Haskell
Prairie OH & Gas Company
Omahama Fran
Standart 1 Company
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National Tranelt Company
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Ite Te Bs Me Ae
Standard Oi
Atock
National Tranelt
Ameinte
Wits
Jimey
Iis
Seherwing
Chieser
Atr
Maskell
Monnett Explains Charge In Testimony
The report records Monnett explaining a charge claiming Charles B and Squire Gave Hawkell's name. The account notes unclear quotes, references to Colnmias and gubernatorial matters, and a private deposition involving William J. Bevan. The fragmentary text indicates formal statements made yesterday in a private setting.
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Squire
Hawkell
Colnmias
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Terkel Wes
Cherien
Oia
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Iroee
Memmett
Governor Haskell Faces Rainy War of Words and Costs
A flood of claims floods national politics as Dr. W J McGee-Drouth warns of a 1,000,000 daily loss while forecasters promise rain across the country. Governor Haskell plans a tour of Ohio and Ottawa as supporters defend him against drought and pressure from the Democratic party committee.
Bryan Carries Rooster in Evansville Thanks for Gift
In Evansville William Bryan Democratic presidential candidate thanks William Ferguson for a rooster gift. He notes carrying the rooster in his private car and using it as a visiting prop, hoping its crowing reaches Maine and Nebraska as he travels toward the November 4 election.
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Tod
Wiliam Bryan
William
Ferguinot
Mr. Ferguson
Maine
Nebraska
J. Devan
Camel Prohibition Emblem Statement Sparks Odd Debate
Alicaga Sept 24 Prohibition state chairman Alege Hj Wilson announced that Prohibitionists plan to adopt the camel as their emblem, citing the animal as a symbol of endurance and reliability. The move follows claims the camel can travel farther and carry water supplies, though the announcement contains garbled phrases and unclear details.
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Alege Hj. Wilson
Prohibition Party
Tiewlay Plight
Ryeane Lee
Witton
Foraker Plans Reply to Timevelt on Standard 641 Charges
Cincinnati Sept 24 Senator Foraker is preparing a lengthy reply to President Timevelt on the Standard 641 charges. It was announced the statement would be issued late yesterday after conference.
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Cincinnati
Foraker Graternity
Tirnevelt
Roosevelt Denies Haskell Bribe Allegation to White House
Washington Sept president Roosevelt telephoned W C Haskell center of weights and measures in DC to deny being the Haskell named by Hearst as having offered a bribe to former Attorney General Monnett of Ohio. Haskell says he does not know the Haskell referred to.
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Sept
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Ohio
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Oklahoma
Hearst
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Unafell
White House
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Gompers Wins Support At Labor Convention Message
Rochester reports the New York State Federation of Labor convention endorsed Gompers manifesto urging use of injunction power by manufacturers in labor disputes. Delegates pledged support with a $200 message stating We are with you in this fight. Newark results show Colby leading with 15,70 in 211 districts, with Raymond at 14,473 for senator nomination.
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New York State Federation of Labor
Rainer Gompers
National Federation
Gompers
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Everett Colby
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Colby
Third Incendiary Fire Strikes Dover in Four Days
Dover Me September 24 the third arson blaze in four days damaged unoccupied locked sheds and hay backs. A horse named Day Hor owned by Percy Gilman of Water ville and Mira Twit owned by Eat ward Ireland of Banger were moved by the wick. The annual fair set for Friday and Saturday will not be postponed. No exhibits were harmed in the hall. Earlier fires damaged Dr Cufren’s stable and Fred K Northe’s hay back.
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Dover
Picwataquisatural Association
Fred K. Northe
Dr. Cufren
Under Protest in Federation of Labor Hearings
President Gompers resumes the witness stand amid contempt proceedings with Examiner Harper. Davenport for the Mucks company seeks publications on the Tycke Stove and Range firm. Gompers defends editorial rights while denying forced purchases and defends communications with workers.
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Oep
Anather
Acrion
Gompers
Federation of Labor
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Obieldiction Clalwagh
Gompire
Davenport
Mucks Company
Bishop Brent sails for Manila amid cholera spread
Boston reports Bishop Brent of Manila has booked passage on the Banprees line and will sail October 7. After a Denver stop he plans to return quickly to Manila, where the rapid cholera spread has heightened calls for his presence. He has twice declined to relinquish his post at Washington, but the vacancy left by Bishop Set terlee requires his continued duty in the Philippines.
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Brent
Manila
Denver
Choierd
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Setterlee
Philippines
Woman Walks Into River at Niagara Falls
A middle aged woman walked into the Niagara River at Grand Island near noon yesterday and was quickly swept over the falls. On the bank she left a purse containing a handkerchief and a packet in good condition, while gloves lay nearby.
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Niagara Fall
N.Y
Gram Island
Optiviana
After Ten Years With Piles Legally Treated at Home
A Vermont reader reports ten-year struggle with piles improved after taking three boxes of Hemorrhoid remedy. She notes itching bleeding and pain eased, and praises the product along with a family recommendation. Availability through Rickert & Wells in Marble, Vermont, or Dr Leonhardt Co Station B, Duluth, N.
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Lawnbardi
Flem-Reid
Rickert & Wells
North Main Street
Marre
Ur. Leonhardt Co
Dnifale
The Value of Good Digestion
An advertisement extols Kodol as duplicating Nature’s digestion to keep the stomach healthy and brain sharp. It claims a sick stomach affects blood and heart, causing drowsiness and vertigo, and asserts Kodol provides natural relief by enabling the stomach to rest while doing its work. The copy promises a money back guarantee if unsatisfied.
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Kodo
Tragic Shipwreck Near Wrangel Claims 110 Lives
Wrangel Alaska September 24 a cannery ship Star of Bengal with 187 aboard broke apart after a gale near Coronation Island. Only 77 or 110 survivors were saved by tug Hattie Gage with Captain Farrer. 110 perished including white men and crew. Rescue turned chaotic as wreckage, fuel drums and lifeboats drifted in heavy surf.
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Star of
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Ihid
Star of Bengal
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Lawyer A Russell Peabody Dies in Babylon Cottage
New York reports Russell Peabody lawyer and adviser to Harry Thaw died suddenly in Babylon Long Island after illness that began Saturday. He collapsed in the summer cottage, doctors failed to save him, with wife and two children at his side.
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New York
A. Russell Pope
Thaw
Pittsburger
Stanford White
Batylon
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Peabody
Babylon
Harold Hewlett
Pearboody
Harry Thaw
Delegates Gather for National Tuberculosis Congress
Washington reports delegates assembling for the national congress on tuberculosis. Formal sessions begin soon with demonstrations by state exhibitors. Rhode Island’s display was shown by A G Swarts of Providence and Massachusetts by A A Hunt of Boston.
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National Congress
National Museum
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A. G. Swarts
Providence
Massachusetts
A. A. Hunt
Boston
Bridge Collapse on B and C Bridge in Harve de Sass
A Baltimore and Ohio freight train derailed as a 600 foot span of the B and C Bridge over the Stele Wine River collapsed this morning. Watchman William Wilson of One American Bridge Company died, others injured. reports say tampering and dynamite found nearby. Officials are investigating.
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Baltimore & Ohio
Stelewine
William Wilson
American Bridge Company
Bal ES
Electric crash near Philadelphia injures dozens
A fog shrouded head-on collision on the South Western Traction line between Philadelphia and Chester left about fifty injured and several fatally. One car carrying seventy-two Philadelphia workmen struck a Chester-bound train as brakes failed. many suffered broken arms and other injuries.
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Foig
Southwestern Traction Company
Chester
Dm of Town
Coester
Castaways Rescued After Aeon Wreck Near Christmas Island
The British steamship Aeon, wrecked on Christmas Island near Samoa, has saved all passengers and crew. The rescue by Solace of the Pacific fleet was deemed unnecessary, and the Manuka located near Sydney acted on a distress wire. Passengers including Chaplain Matick and Big family Limt are to be taken to Samoa.
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Sept
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Christmas Wand
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Solace
Pacific
Manuky
Britten Qolumba
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Australia
Christmas Island
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Cruiser Teukte Aground Near Newport in September Incident
The cruiser Teukte bound from Cutty Hunk for Newport ran aground on Spindlin Rowe while entering Newport harbor. Crew reported damage in several compartments but the vessel remained afloat at rest. The Nina tender and accompanying ships were ordered to render assistance and tow the vessel to safety.
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A. J
Rowe
Nina
Atton
Norrie
Soldier pleads not guilty in wife murder case
In New Bedford Massachusetts private William C. Moward of the find company stationed at Port Redman faced a first degree murder charge. His wife Ida Howant was found dead Sunday in the Apronumasott river near Dadamaram bridge. Moward pleaded not guilty and the case was continued. he remained in custody.
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