Boston Fans Headed to New York for Big Series
About 300 royal rooters led by Nut Ced McGreevey left Boston’s South Station for New York on the 1 o’clock train. They expect Captain Collins to win the pennant, with Gibson and Dineen in the two games and Chesbro possibly fading. The crowd planned to march to the game with a band and sit behind Collins, reserving a full section for the party.
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Royal Rooters
OCK
New York
Nuf- Ced McGreevey
South Station
Rooters
Captain Collins
Pittsburg
Jerry Watson
Charley Lavis
Naf-Ced McGreevey
Highlands
Gibson
Dineen
Notre Dame
Chesbro
J. Barry
W. T. Bates
Fred White
Boston Americans
Grand Central Station
Marlborough
Boston
Conroy
Anderson
Ferris
Boston Americans Set to Clinch Title in Postseason Clash
Boston Americans arrive in New York amid confidence they will clinch the pennant. Captain Collins predicts victory with minimal rain aid as Norwood Gibson may start the first game against Chesbro. If Boston wins, a world championship series will follow. New York's Chesbro faces pressure after a two-game loss.
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Collins
Norwood Gibson
Boston
New York
Young
Dineen
Clark Griffith
Griffith
Chesbro
Powell
Puttmann
North Polar Explorer Safe After Arctic Voyage
A Dundee report from Davis Strait confirms Captain Amundzen's Arctic expedition aboard the Gjoa yacht, sailing June 17, 1903 from Christiania. The plan aims to reach King William Land then Behring Strait, crossing the North Pole route with a four year Arctic setup. Captain Amundzen, a veteran polar explorer, seeks a trans polar passage. Davis Strait marks Greenland's western boundary.
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Dundee
Scotland
Davis Strait
Amundzen
Christiania
King William Land
Greenland
Behring Strait
North Pole
Gjoa
Arctic
Watson Accepts and Attacks Both Parties in Speech
Thomas E. Watson, Populist presidential candidate, denounces Democrats as bad as Republicans, blasting trusts and graft. He claims a third party is needed to reform politics and criticizes leaders like Belmont and Morgan while urging a national labor arbitration bureau and noting the 1908 season.
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Birmingham
Ala
Thomas E. Watson
Democratic Party
J. P. Morgan
United States
Standard Oil
Roosevelt
Parker
Arthur P. Gorman
Grover Cleveland
August Belmont
National Bureau of Arbitration
Belmont
Pat McCarren
Arthur Gorman
Jubilee services held at the state prison
Immaculate Conception Jubilee services were held yesterday in the State prison for the benefit of Catholic inmates. Nearly 1000 men from all denominations attended. James J. McLaughlin led 40 choir members from St. Mary’s Charlestown with Gounod’s Messe Solennelle. Signor Vanni sang Mercadante’s Ave Maria. High mass was conducted by Rev A D Malley. Warden Bridges thanked the choir for volunteering.
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James J. McLaughlin
St. Mary’s Church
Charlestown
Gounod
Signor
Roberto Vanni
Grau
Mercadante
Grand testimonial for Boston American players at Boston Theatre
A grand testimonial to the Boston American ball players will be held at the Boston Theatre next Thursday afternoon October 13 at 1 o'clock. Governor Bates and Mayor Collins are invited, and President Ban Johnson of the American league will attend. John S. Taylor paid 500 dollars for a box and McCarty 50 dollars for a gallery seat. Tickets go on sale Tuesday at 9 a.m. M. J. Reagan and John Graham organize arrangements.
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Boston American Ball Players
Boston
New York
Bates
Collins
Ban Johnson
American League
John S. Taylor
Boston American Club
McCarty
M. J. Reagan
John Graham
Bates Seen as Roosevelt Cabinet Pick in Senate Outlook
The piece outlines Maine and national politics with Governor Bates potentially joining President Roosevelt's Cabinet if elected, Crane likely to fill out Lodge’s Senate seat, and Moody’s political pause. It notes Lodge, Hoar, and Guild positions and hints at Bates Crane ties shaping future banners.
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Bates
Roosevelt
Senator Lodge
Crane
Congress
Lodge
Moody
Washington
Hoar
Long
Hingham
Senate
United States Senate
Massachusetts
Guild
Vesper Service Address On The Law Of Liberty
The second vesper at the Young Men's Christian Union featured Rev. Philo W. Sprague of St. John's Episcopal Church delivering the sermon on The Law of Liberty. His address emphasized liberty within spiritual and civic duties to the audience.
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Young Men's Christian Union
Philo W. Sprague
St. John’s Episcopal Church
National Democracy Elated At Campaign Outlook
The Democratic national committee expects victory in New York and several states as speakers and literature surge. Republicans show less enthusiasm while Democrats focus on building voting lists and reconciling factions.
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New York
Democratic National Committee
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
Tiinois
Maryland
Indiana
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Nevada
Colorado
Montana
Utah
Idaho
Democrats Rally Ahead of Campaign Push
Expect to elect Parker conservatives in party wings while Democrats and Republicans engage in early campaigning. Registration naturalization and education work has started and crowds grow at Democratic meetings across Northern states. Big party figures including Bryan Cleveland Uney Hill Collins Cochran Towne Gray Harmon Daniel Gorman Miles Schley are slated to speak nationwide in coming weeks.
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Cleveland
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Bryan
Uney
Hill
Collins
Cochran
Towne
Gray
Harmon
Daniel
Gorman
Miles
Schley
Indiana
State Committee
Norman EB. Mack
Democratic National Committee
Parker
Herrick
Higgins
Taggart
National Committee
New York
Connecticut
New Jersey
Davis
West Virginia
Campaigns ignite as parties plan torch parades and speeches
Republicans launch campaign in Melrose with Senator Lodge and speakers from Ohio Nebraska New York and Alabama lining up diverse oratory. Democrats prepare to open in Brockton with Thayer Sullivan Crosby and Douglas as leaders while Indiana Indiana and New York campaigns loom.
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Melrose
Lodge
J. B. Foraker
Ohio
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
Serena E. Payne
New York
Oscar A. Hindley
Alabama
Brockton
Brockton Theatre
Thayer
Collins
Matthews
John A. Sullivan
William L. Douglas
John C. Crosby
Boston
Suffolk County
Oliver Stevens
Bex
William A. Morse
Whipple Chapin Fight Rocks Republican ranks in Holyoke
A convention contest to nominate Holyoke Mayor Chapin for State treasurer over Colonel Whipple sparked bitter dissension. Nighttime deals, shifting alliances in Middlesex and Harvell factions, and the Shaw and Harvell lines were cited as key factors in Chapin’s unlikely victory.
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Mayor Chapin
Holyoke
Colonel Whipple
Brockton
Whipple
Chapin
Shaw
Wildey
Shaws
James F. Shaw
Middlesex County
Harvell
Clergy decline Milwaukee call for St. James Church
The Rev. Marion Law rector of St. Paul's Episcopal Church announced to his congregation that he had declined a call to become rector of St. James Church in Milwaukee Wisconsin.
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Pawtucket, R. I
Marion Law
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
St. James’ Church
Milwaukee
Wis
Campaign of Education Lesson Prospectus Ad
An advertising notice promotes a mail course titled Campaign of Education offering 20 lessons with a free first lesson. It claims up to date methods and guaranteed progress, endorsed by boards of education and newspapers. Department 201, Campaign of Education, 211 Townsend Building, New York.
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Boards of Education
Campaign of Education
Townsend Bldg
New York
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