Deen Captain Collins Thanks The Post For Aid In Winning Pennant
Terrible Terry McGovern dominates Eddie Hanlon in a four round Philadelphia boxing match stopped by police. McGovern thanks the Boston Post for support in winning the pennant for Boston and says Boston challenges the New York Giants for a series.
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Collins
Giants
Philadelphia
Industrial Hall
Terry McGovern
Eddie Hanlon
Hanlon
McGovern
Terry
Yand
Boston Post
Boston
New York Giants
Suffolk Clerkship Sparks Stormy Republican Convention
The death of Joseph A. Willard leaves the Suffolk Superior Civil Court clerkship at the center of county politics. Republicans nominated Henry E. Bellew for clerk over Francis P. Ewing amid a tense meeting at Wesleyan Hall chaired by ex Mayor Edwin A. Curtis. Sheriff Seavey and District Attorney Stevens, both Democrats, were also named.
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Joseph A. Willard
Suffolk County
Henry E. Bellew
Francis P. Ewing
Bates
Bellew
Sherif Seavey
Stevens
Wesleyan Hall
Edwin A. Curtis
Judge Cutler
Chelsea
Sheriff Seavey
Robert W. Light
Dagget
Winthrop
Ewing
Showers Cooler Outlook for Boston Area
Local forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for showers and cooler conditions Tuesday and Wednesday. Strong westerly winds may accompany the cooler air as the system exits. Highs in the 60s and lows in the 50s expected across the region.
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Boston
Temperature Yesterday and a Boston Family Note
A brief mention records yesterday’s average temperature and cites a personal note about Katherine Cronin of 133 Pleasant Street, Boston. The text references Father John’s Medicine but clarifies it is not a patent medicine and mentions a sister saved from consumption by a father.
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John
Katherine Cronin
Pleasant Street
Boston
Griffith Honors Collins After Close Pennant Loss
New York quotes Griffith praising Collins and the Boston team after a tough loss that cost the pennant. He says Boston deserved the flag and congratulates the world champions while expressing willingness for a five game series, and vows to win in 1906.
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New York
Griffith
Boston
Collins
Great Battle Believed At Hand In Manchuria Action
Report from St. Petersburg dated Oct 11 states Kuropatkin has launched an offensive in Manchuria and is marching to engage the Japanese near Liaoyang. Oyama reportedly concentrates forces north of Liaoyang as outposts are driven in along the line.
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ST. Petersburg
Manchuria
Kuropatkin
Marshal Oyama
Liaoyang
Associated Press
Ukden
Death by own action ends slander suits in New York
Frank de Peyster Hall aged 50, a Calumet Club member and NY Yacht Club member, shot himself in his Lexington Avenue bachelor apartment. The death occurred as he faced three slander suits against Alfred H. Bond and George A. Cormack, with hearings underway in City Court.
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Frank de Peyster Hall
Calumet Club
New York Yacht Club
St. Anthony’s Club
Delta Psi
Trinity College
Lexington Avenue
Hall
Justice Palmieri
East Thirty-fifth Street
Board of Governors
Mr. Hall
Alfred H. Bond
George A. Cormack
Democratic leaders debate campaign issues last night
Three prominent Democratic figures gathered to discuss campaign issues. Ex-Senators H. G. Davis and David B. Hill launched a sharp critique of Roosevelt's policy. William J. Bryan urged Parker's election to revive supporters of the Kansas City and Chicago platforms.
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H. G. Davis
David B. Hill
Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Parker
Kansas City
Chicago
Bryan urged Missouri voters to back Folk for governor
William J. Bryan spoke at an open air meeting in Marysville advocating Joseph W. Folk's candidacy and urging Democrats to support the national ticket. He contrasted Parker and Roosevelt, urging opposition to Parker if necessary and inviting Kansas City and Chicago platform supporters to stay aligned with beliefs.
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Parker
Roosevelt
Kansas City
Chicago
Marysville
William J. Bryan
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
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