Russo-Japanese War Fears Grow Over Manchuria
Yokohama reports say Russia will not abandon Manchuria without new concessions from China. China seeks Japanese help as war seems likely. Japan is intent on forcing Russia’s withdrawal. U.S. officials await confirmation from Minister Conger amid tensions.
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China
M. Uchida
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Washington
State Department
Yokohama
Conger
Boston Americans Crush Pittsburg Nationals in Big Win
Before 12 000 fans in Pittsburg Boston Americans delivered a superb exhibition winning 11 to 2. Cy Young pitched brilliantly and the Boston fielding was superb while Pittsburg pitcher Kennedy was knocked out early and Thompson fared worse. A celebratory parade followed the victory.
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Pittsburg
Penn
Boston Americans
Pittsburg Nationals
Cy Young
Boston
Collins
Kennedy
Pittsburgs
Thompson
Boston Americans Clinch Dominant Series Showing
The Boston Americans overpower the Pittsburg Pirates at Exposition Park in a decisive exhibition. Cy Young dominates with masterful pitching as Boston lands a 10-run cushion, sends 12,000 fans home early, and earns cheers for hitting stars Dougherty, Freeman, Collins, and Young.
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Cy Young
Exposition Park
Boston Rooters
Pittsburg
Pirates
Ritchey
Phelps
Ferris
Kennedy
Clarke
Young
Leach
Dougherty
Boston
Pittsburgers
Collins
Fred Parent
Buck Freeman
Jimmy Collins
Huntington Avenue
Fred Clarke
Hans Wagner
Barefoot Boston Girl Sparks Firehouse Mystery
Mary Simmons a Cambridge youth nat1onally known as the barefoot girl lies in critical condition at Massachusetts General Hospital after three fires on Myrtle Street and a possible link to a fourth midnight escapade. Police and officials inspect a case tied to a reform school past and morphine use.
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May Simmons
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Myrtle Street
Mr. Williams
Mary Simmons
Cambridge
Craigie Bridge
Frederick H. Williams
Williams
Shaw
State Police
Gaston Honored By French American Leaders In Massachusetts
Colonel William A. Gaston Democratic candidate for Governor hosted a large banquet at the Revere House honoring F. X. Tetrault nominated for state auditor. About 75 attendees from French American centers in Lowell, Spencer, Taunton, Lynn and Holyoke joined speeches by Gaston and others signaling cross county support for the ticket.
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William A. Gaston
Revere House
F. X. Tetrault
Gaston
Tetrault
Messrs. Chalifaux
Lowell
Marchibault
Spencer
Bouvier
Taunton
Guillet
Bergeron
Lynn
Belmer
Marlboro
Martin
Holyoke
Southbridge
Fall River
Arthur Caron
Methuen
Joseph P. Carte
Clinton
Joseph Allaire
Fitchburg
Joseph Cloutier
Haver
Langley Airship Fails In Historic Flight Test
The 60 foot Langley airship launched at noon on October 7 on a 70 foot track near Westminster, Virginia, failed to fly and sank in the Potomac. Professor Samuel A Langley’s assistant Professor Charles M Manley escaped a ducking. Manley later said the test was a first of its kind and the result was disappointing but future success could follow.
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Widewater
Samuel A. Langley
Smithsonian Institution
Potomac River
Charles M. Manley
Langley
Manley
Notable Attendees Listed From Various Cities
A gathering included J. E. Dupre from Brockton, J. A. Lachance of North Cambridge, I. Gingras of Salem, B. Leger of Wal tham, and many others from Salem Holyoke Lawrence Lynn and beyond. The lineup features numerous officials and residents spanning Massachusetts towns.
Fire at Emerson stables endangers life and horses
A blaze at Emerson sales stables 42 Travers street last evening endangered a life and injured two men. John H. Wood and Samuel Proctor were treated for injuries, while about 35 horses and $2600 in damage were reported. Insurance covers the losses as fire crews fought the flames to spare neighboring structures.
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John H. Wood
Windsor Street
Cambridge
Relief Hospital
Samuel Proctor
Dorchester Street
South
Boston
Emerson Sales
Travers Street
Charles O'Neil
Mary A. Hoyt
William K. Porter
Myer Abrams
Charles O’neil
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Advertisement promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as the best nerve tonic for debilitated men and women claiming to renew vitality. Fr. John's Medicine is also touted as cures for colds.
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Horsford
Fr. John
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