Balkan Nations Arm Uprising and War Fears Rise
War clouds gather in Eastern Europe as Bulgaria Serbia and Austria mobilize while Montenegro faces guerilla warfare. Turkish warships move to Samos watch Crete and Italy eyes Albania as tensions surge since the Ottoman Empire’s decline.
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Montenegro
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Samos
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Albania
King Peter Threatened by Newspapers Over Bosnia Crisis
Oct 9 report notes Austria Hungary and Serbia could go to war though avert possible. Belgrade papers urge King Peter to take up the sword to rescue Bosnia. Montenegro’s prince pledges troops if Serbia moves on Herzegovina. Merchants offer funds and ladies contribute jewels.
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Herzegovina
England Warns Servia Over Moderation in Belgrade
The British government telegraphed instructions to the British minister at Belgrade urging Servia to exercise great moderation and maintain a strictly correct attitude in the current situation, citing Servia's own interests.
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Belgrade
Servia
Hudson River Electric Power Company default sparks film industry concerns
Following the August coupon default of the Hudson River Electric Power Company, a $15,000,000 enterprise heavily backed by E. Gay & Co. of New York and Boston has seen notable developments in the film industry.
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E H Gay & Co names Boston agent for firm assets
Eben H Gay senior and Joseph W Jackson of E H Gay & Co name John P Reynolds Jr of Boston their agent with full power of attorney to manage firm affairs. Reynolds will handle securities totaling about 8 million dollars with reports to creditors. The firm also backs the Hudson valley power project and the Pittsburg Binghamton Eastern railroad, authorized at 26 million in bonds and 20 million in stock, with the line planned 225 miles from Pennsylvania coal fields to Binghamton New York.
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Jilted He Files $20,000 Breach Suit In Newburyport
Howard E. Smith, former Dartmouth track star, sues Orithyn Wales Knapp for breach of promise seeking twenty thousand dollars. He arrives in Newburyport by train. Knapp and companion depart in a Boston bound touring car.
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Dartmouth
Orithyin Wales Knapp
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High Street
Noted Newburyport Romance Ends Quietly
The city knows Miss Knapp and Mr. Smith well. After high school they remained close friends, Smith later attending Exeter and Dartmouth as a track star. Rumors of parental objection arose as their relationship waned until they eventually separated by summer. Smith, now a traveling salesman, remained briefly in the area.
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Newburyport
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Wife sues attorney for 10000 damages in Haverhill
Mrs Mary Channel wife of a prominent local club man filed a suit for 10000 damages in Superior Court at Salem alleging her husband’s affections have been alienated by attorney Charles S Goodwin a leading Haverhill lawyer.
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Mary Channell
Charles 5S. Goodwin
Superior Court
Salem
Woman Lawsuit In Haverhill Case Sparks Lowell Interest
Mrs Channell seeks to conduct her own case with judge's permission after claiming a former fiancé promised to abandon her at Trinity Church Haverhill. The dispute centers on alleged alienation of affection and a suit against Mrs Stewart of a local restaurant. The matter drew Wachusett Club attention.
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Doctor Edward Cowles and Florence Jaquith Marry Quietly in Bridgeport
Dr. Edward Cowles of Boston and Florence Jaquith tied the knot in Bridgeport amid a cash crunch caused by their union. The Harvard instructor struggled to cash a check while paying for the marriage license, delaying the couple’s honeymoon plans.
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Edward §. Cowles
Boston
Harvard
Florence Jaquith
Harry J. Jaquith
Couple Weds In Secret After Check Cashed By Pastor
The couple sought Reverend Earl H. Kenyon at St. Paul's Episcopal Church after an official declined. He agreed to marry them and cashed the check, taking a liberal fee. Mrs. Cowles told a Boston Post reporter they are very happy though a bit frightened, and that her fiancé had her father’s approval and a February wedding planned.
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Boston Post
Unsafe school boilers keep 2000 pupils home
Heatless schoolrooms and hazardous boiler conditions were revealed at a School Board meeting as headmasters reported the ongoing danger and extended pupil absences.
Boiler warnings prompt School House Commission action
The School Board sent a communication to the School House Commission after boiler inspectors found some school boilers over 30 years old with dangerous cracks. They urged replacement or safety appliances, but no action was taken during summer. heat was then unavailable once the school term started, with pupils instead made to exercise to stay warm.
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Somerville Woman Sues Cambridge Piano Firm Over Hair Loss
Mrs. Susan Began Robinson of Somerville sues a Cambridge piano firm for 10 000 dollars in Middlesex Superior Court East Cambridge. The case, heard before Judge Bond, alleges loss of all scalp and hair from an accident while employed by the piano maker. The matter goes to a jury today.
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Somerville
Cambridge
Bond
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Manu
Mrs Susan Egan Robinson Appears In Court
The defendant Sylvester Tower Company of 145 Broadway Cambridgeport faced evidence about a missing cuticle and growing hair. Robinson appeared in court with a charming demeanor as the factory case proceeded.
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Jerome 9ui of Thaw Case
District Attorney Jerome of New York County reiterates his determination to withdraw from proceedings to discharge Harry K Thaw from Matteawan if the case is not moved from Westchester to New York County In a lengthy communication to Westchester DA Winslow the action was stated while the transfer demand persists.
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Winslow
Westchester County
Jerome
New York County
Harry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum
Westchester
Gold Hunters Will Try Again Off Jamaica Coast
Harvard graduates plan a second attempt to recover gold bullion from a sunken reef treasure after the Mayflower wreck thwarted the first expedition. Roger Derby praised the crew at the Harvard Club noting their fearlessness and American spirit as the rescue party contemplates another run in a few weeks.
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Harvard
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Soldiers of Fortune
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Roger Derby
Harvard Club
Features of Game That Gave Chicago National League Flag
Attendance reached 40 000 as Chicago toppled New York. Mathewson failed to stem Chicago bats, Tinker's triple and Chance's two baggers swung the tide in the third. Mordecai Brown held the Giants scoreless through critical late frames as Chicago offense woke. Tenney's seventh inning fly brought Devlin home while stellar catches by Schulte and Sheckard and solid fielding by Tinker Chance Steinfeldt and Evers defined the victory.
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Sheckard
Outer Garden
Giants Fall to Cubs in Pennant Showdown at Polo Grounds
In front of a record Polo Grounds crowd, the New York Giants lost the National League pennant to the Chicago Cubs. An estimated 100,000 fans filled streets and vantage points around the grounds as Christy Mathewson struggled in the crucial game, ending New York’s bid with a bitter setback.
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Christy Mathewson
Giants Clinch Pennant? Chance Claims Comfort in Victory
Manager Frank Chance said his team could beat New York and proved it despite unfavorable umpiring. He credited their superior lineup and noted the Giants fought hard but were outclassed, asserting the best team won the pennant and predicting public agreement nationwide.
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New York
Giants
New Yorks Deemed Unjustly Treated By Manager McGraw
In a postgame statement John McGraw laments the team’s defeat and says New York pennant rights were unfairly stripped by baseball authorities. He claims the loss came after a hard fought win that should not have been replayed. He predicts the scandal will endure.
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NEW Yorks
John M’graw
New York
Glad to face Mathewson Mor Decades of Baseball Pride
Mordecai Brown recalls facing Christy Mathewson in a decisive game, praising his team's strength and noting injuries shaped the season. He credits a strong lineup and says a decisive win over New York proved the unit's superiority, with Pfeister’s exit cited as a factor.
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Mathewson
Jack Pfeister
Chicago Team a Great Club by Christy Mathewson
Christy Mathewson praises the Chicago Cubs as a great club and calls Mordecai Brown a great pitcher and a clean sportsman. He credits the team’s hard work and loyalty and notes a technicality cost them a chance at the world series.
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Christy Mathewson
Cubs
Mordecai Brown
Chicago Hitting More Timely by Fred Tenney
The text reports that Chicago’s hitting was outplayed by a timely offense and notes the team’s failure to secure the pennant. Manager McGraw is praised for effort, while a lack of excuses is stated, reflecting postgame sentiment.
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Chicago
Fred Tenney
McGraw
No Divorce Denied to Mrs Sothern in Nevada Case
In Nevada October 8, a divorce petition by Mrs E H Sothern was denied as neither party appeared in court. Judge Pike called the absence peculiar and refused the decree saying the case lacked sufficient interest to warrant the court’s attention.
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Athletics Take Exhibition Games From Red Sox
In Hartford Connecticut on October 8 the Boston and Philadelphia American League clubs staged two exhibition games with mostly rookies. The Phillies won the opener 4 to 1, and the Red Sox dropped the second 2 to 1 with few regulars in action.
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Philadelphia
Forecast for Boston Friday Fair Then Rain Saturday
Boston and vicinity see a Friday fair and cooler spell likely followed by rain overnight or Saturday morning. New England forecast calls for increasing cloudiness Friday with rain on Saturday and winds shifting to the northeast.
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Washington
New England
Tremblay Defends World Lightweight Title in Lawrence
Eugene Tremblay, reigning world lightweight champion, successfully defended his title in Lawrence tonight by throwing George Bothner twice in three falls. The match was described as the fiercest and most skilful wrestling seen here in years.
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Eugene Tremblay
George Bothner
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