Red Sox Ready for Final Test at Fenway Park
At Fenway Park behind closed gates Jake Stahl and the Red Sox prepare for a final forenoon workout before facing the Giants in the decisive series. Fans rush to reach New York as the team seeks peak fitness under the manager’s eye for the crucial battle to crown league supremacy.
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Induction of Dean Rous maniere at St Pauls Cathedral
The Very Rev Edmund Rous maniere was inducted dean of St Pauls Cathedral marking a major epoch. The event signified the passing of old St Pauls Church and the opening of the cathedral church for the state.
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Rousmaniere
St. Paul's Cathedral
Histomprot
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Police Enter House in Early Morning Tear Boy from Pretty Lady
Police forced entry at dawn to remove a boy from a home described as the scene of a social gathering with a young woman. Neighbors reported no injuries and officers found residents cooperative. No arrests were reported.
Nine Die As Car Plunges From Viaduct In Philadelphia
Nine young men were hurled 50 feet when an auto crashed through the iron rail on the Thirty third street viaduct and fell into a coal yard. Eight died instantly and a ninth died later at German Hospital. Louis Finkel, missing as a child, is found with his parents while May Tacy remains in custody for kidnapping.
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Killing on Eve of Becker Trial Removes Key Witness
New York Oct 6 Official word states Big Jack Zelig, a gang leader, was killed on Saturday by Philip Davidson, a Bowery drifter, using a revolver once owned by a policeman. The murder eliminates a crucial witness who would corroborate Jack Rose’s claim that Becker arranged the Rosenthal killing. Becker’s trial opens tomorrow and relies on Zelig’s anticipated testimony.
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Herman Rosenthal
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Red Sox Face McGraws Crew In Crucial World Series Battle
The American League season is over and the Red Sox travel to foreign grounds to meet McGraws scrappy crew in a decisive series. The world champions title hinges on this vital matchup, with details continued on Page 16 Fifth Col.
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McGraw
Lawrence mayor vows to hold I W W leaders responsible
In Lawrence a telegram from I W W leaders threatens to hold city officials liable for death or injury to any I W W member. The mayor plans a statement stating he will hold I W W leaders responsible for any injury to any man woman or child.
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Scanlon
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Haywood
O'Connell
IWW Leader Discusses Work Conditions Over Flag Controversy
William D. Haywood argues the dispute centers on better working conditions not flag symbolism. He defends the red flag as the international emblem of workers and criticizes Mayor Scanlon and Lawrence authorities for agitation. Tonight IWW leaders remain guarded amid threats and unrest after a birthday telegram to Joseph J. Etter.
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Scanlon
San Diego
Lawrence
Joseph J. Etter
Industrial Workers of the World
Cathedral changes and new dean as Lawrence presides
The Right Rev William Lawrence of Massachusetts officiated with Bishop James Perry of Rhode Island. The ceremony marked the rector Rousmaniere becoming dean and the cathedral preparing for a broader role. Diverse clergy and lay leaders attended as the rite closed with prayers for the cathedral’s future.
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Massachusetts
James DeWolf Perry, Jr
Rhode Island
Samuel Babcock
Alexander Mann
D. D
Philo W. Sprague
Louis Decormis
Sherrad Billings
James Wood
Charles L. Hutchins
W. G. Thayer
Ralph Harper
F. G. Walton
Rousmaniere
Lawrence
Missing Havana to New York registered package worth 200000
Investigators from two countries the secret service and the Burns agency probe the disappearance of a Havana to New York registered mail package containing 200000. The loss was found when the Havana pouch was opened at the New York post office with no clue where it vanished.
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Post Office
Secret Service
W. J. Burns Detective Agency
Havana
National Park Bank
Bank Cashier Says Shipper, Governments Probe Missing Money
The post office and private detectives investigate a robbery in two republics. The National Park Bank, with cashier Maurice H. Wer of Montclair, plays no role beyond noting the money was shipped and later found missing. The shipper and governments are conducting inquiries.
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Montclair
Leon Surrenders to American Forces After Insurrection
Two towns report Leon capitulated to American forces under Lieutenant Colonel Long. No fighting occurred locally, but surrender details are scarce. Earlier, at Chichigalpa, rebel mobs were routed with 13 killed and many wounded. five Americans sustained slight wounds.
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Marines Repel Rebel Attack Near Chichigalpa
Rear Admiral Southerland reports Lt Colonel Long’s force of about 1000 sailors and marines clashed with rebels near Chichigalpa on the Nicaraguan railroad. Rebels fired first. 13 rebels were killed or wounded and four dynamite bombs were captured.
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Electric Show demonstrates sanitary tea and coffee handling
Visitors see Chase & Sanborn’s tea and coffee weighed and packed by electrical machines with no human contact. The exhibit promotes improved cleanliness and the enjoyment of morning or afternoon tea or coffee when choosing Chase & Sanborn’s brands.
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Fatal Car Crash In Fairmount Park Kills Nine
A speeding car ran a red flag in Fairmount Park crashing through an iron guard rail and tumbling into O Brien's coal yard. James Shaw of 1310 Morris Street owned the machine driven by his son one of the deceased passengers and nine people were killed.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Joseph Schneider
James Shaw
Morris Street
Fairmount Park
Clue Report Says Miss Tacy, Child, and Dana Street
Police alerted by an informant early yesterday that Miss Tacy at 24 Dana Street Roxbury housed a child resembling Louis Finkel. They roused Mrs Samuel Finkel, the boy's mother, and went to the Dana Street apartment at 3 o'clock.
McGraw Eyes Mathewson for Series As Red Sox Favor Boston
National notes from Chicago and St. Louis games show Chicago 4, St. Louis 3 and Pittsburg 16, Cincinnati 6. Mathewson discussed as potential starter in the series while McGraw weighs options. Mathewson comments on Red Sox favorites affecting Boston's chances.
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Pastor Gray Delivers Farewell at Dorchester Church
The Rev. Clifton D. Gray preached his farewell sermon as pastor of the Stoughton Street Baptist Church in Dorchester yesterday. He attended his final service and left on a late train for Chicago where he will become associate editor at The Standard.
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Stoughton Street Baptist Church
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Chicago
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Perjury Case Lost Ties to Zelig Death
The death of Zelig ends the oppression and perjury indictment against Policemen James C. White and John C. Steinert tied to Zeligs arrest for concealed weapons. With the key witness unavailable, prosecutors cannot proceed and the case must be dismissed.
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James C. White
John C. Steinert
Becker
Today's historical anniversaries from Concord to Chicago
Today marks anniversaries including the First Provincial Congress in Concord Massachusetts 1774 the bombardment of Bristol Rhode Island in 1775 the Saratoga Bemis Heights engagement in 1777 the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 and the Brookline annexation defeat of 1878.
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Boston Weather Outlook Shows Cooler Temperatures
Fair and cooler forecast for Boston and surrounding areas. Monday and Tuesday expect fair skies with cooler air by Tuesday and moderate westerly winds. New England forecast calls for fair conditions Monday through Tuesday with cooler temperatures and variable winds from the southwest.
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Weather data tease from Thompson's Spa record
Report notes temperatures at various hours including 3 a m 57 72 and 6 p m 54 72 with averages 65 yesterday and 49 a year ago. Mentions a Monday with clear conditions and partial timestamps from an old spa weather log.
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