Champs Second Victory Sparks Nationals Win
The Nationals defeated the Americans 14 to 2 with a run sequence showing innings where Nationals scored first and pulled away. Attendance was 2,292 as the game wrapped in decisive fashion.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1905
Page
1
Collins pennant winners keep nerve in second win
Harris of Fall River dominated Wilhelm of the Nationals in a 6 to 1 victory for the Collins pennant winners. Rain halted the Philadelphia match between the Athletics and Giants, delaying the World Series games and stirring anticipation for the next clash in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenney
Nationals
Philadelphia
Athletics
Giants
Harris
Fall River
Wilhelm
Mathewson
Plank
Coakley
New York
College teams surge as Harvard toppled Bates 84 to 6
Boston Americans again down Nationals to 1, Pancamp Harvard defeats Bates 84 to 6. Maine boys first to cross Crimson goal line. Yale Pennsylvania Princeton also win. Brown piles up 70 points. Coaches back President's plan to tone down football. Perverse runs seven furlongs near world record at Belmont Park. Strong racing cards at Devon St Louis and Chicago. Nationals win post season games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Americans
Pancamp
Harvard
Bates
Maine Boys
Crimson
Yale
Pennsylvania
Princeton
Brown
Perverse
Belmont Park
Devon St. Louis
Chicago
Electric signs boost business at low weekly costs
The Edison Electric Illuminating Company of Boston invites visitors to an exhibition at 3 Head Place showing winning signs. Most signs cost as low as 80c a week with the promise of increased profits from better visibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Edison Electric Illuminating Company of
Boston
Negro Convict Terrorizes Towns After Escape
Police and sheriffs from six south shore towns search woods swamps and camps for Francis the convict who escaped Bridgewater State farm and last night attempted to assault Mrs W A Spaulding in her yard as the manhunt widens across Hanover and nearby communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
South Shore
Francis
Bridgewater State Farm
W. A. Spaulding
Desperate struggle as Mrs Spaulding fends off assault
Mrs Spaulding describes being followed after church by a powerful negro who threw her, choked her, and was forced to release after she screamed for help. She fought back with kicks and scratches, delaying the attacker for about 15 minutes until help arrived. the assailant fled and a mysterious mulatto was later seen nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Spaulding
New Fight On Curley S S Hands On Ballot Spot
Secretary of State Olin announced a hearing on Major William M. Clarke's protest against placing Thomas F. Curley on the Ward 17 ballot. Curley will be represented at the hearing while Clarke cites prior sentences and seating disputes to challenge the tie vote and ballot access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
William M. Clarke
Ward 17
Thomas F. Curley
Curley
Major Clarke
United States
Civil Service
House
Ward 17 Committee
McEttrick
Showers Today Over Boston Area Then Fall
Forecast calls for showers today in Boston and vicinity with a fall later. Thursday morning showers then cooler air. Friday forecasts fair weather with fresh to brisk winds and cooler temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Temperature report and New England forecast summary
Average temperature yesterday was 54 degrees. The forecast for Washington notes rain and colder weather for New England with fair conditions on Thursday and Friday. Brisk southeast winds shift to the northwest as the system passes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Ginger tea soothes tired mothers from Sanford's blend
Tired and nervous mothers find comfort in a cup of ginger tea made from Sanford's blend. The ad invites readers to see Albee's stove bargain ads on page 11 for more savings and home comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albee
Boy Is Killed By Falling Horse On Valentine Street
Four year old Walter H. Johnson was struck by a stone thrown by a schoolmate and died when a bay horse attached to a caravan bolted along Valentine Street Roxbury. His brother Alfred was with him returning from Thornton Street kindergarten. Drayman Thomas Manion was eating dinner at 38 Valentine Street nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Johnson
Valentine Street
Roxbury
Alfred
Thornton Street
J. H. Johnson
Thomas Manion
Three Boys Rescued After Boat Capsize Off Snake Island
Andrew Williams aged 12 John Gove aged 13 and William Chase aged 16 were aboard a boat that capsized near Snake Island yesterday. A timely arrival by two fishermen prevented a drowning, enabling a safe rescue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Williams
John Gove
William Chase
Snake Island
Cambridge priest touts Father John's Medicine cure
Rev. Fr. D. J. Leonard of Cambridge New York says Father John's Medicine cured a young lady of his parish of consumption. Guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
N. Y
Father John
Mass Democratic ticket wins rousing Tremont Temple meeting
General Charles W. Bartlett and Henry M. Whitney addressed a large Tremont Temple audience amid praise for their ticket after the Faneuil Hall convention. Whitney urged Republican reciprocity supporters to back the Democratic slate as the crowd pressed into the hall despite threatening weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Bartlett
Henry M. Whitney
Tremont Temple
Faneuil Hall
Whitney
Massachusetts
Bartlett
Mutiny on Board Schooner Harry A Berwind
Mutiny aboard the four masted schooner Harry A Berwind bound from Mobile to Philadelphia ends in the murder of Captain Rumill and four crew members. Despatch from Southport reports the incident aboard the Wilmington bound vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N. C
Rumill
Harry A. Berwind
Mobile
Philadelphia
Southport
Mutiny on the Harry A Berwind Ends With Capture
The schooner Blanche H King under Captain J W Taylor brought in three enslaved sailors from the mutinied Harry A Berwind, which sailed from Mobile to Philadelphia. The Berwind’s captain, mate, cook, and an engineer were killed. a fourth sailor was found dead on deck. Berwind was sighted 30 miles off Cape Fear bar, steered recklessly toward Taylor’s vessel. crew placed captives in irons and towed Berwind off the bar. Tugs returned for Blanche H King as a gale rages outside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche H. King
J.W. Taylor
Brunswick
Philadelphia
Southport
Harry A. Berwind
Cook
Mobile
Cape Fear
Taylor
Wilmington
Berkman Identifies Suspect In Face To Face Across Hotel Room
New York police pressed their case in the Winthrop tragedy suitcase mystery as pawnbroker Joseph Berkman confronted the missing Tremont Street physician in a tense Hotel Gerard encounter. The doctor denied being Berkman but acknowledged a strong resemblance amid an intensive search led by Chief Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Berkman
Winthrop
Massachusetts
Tremont Street
Gerard
Forty-fourth Street
Berkman
Shaw
Mourning Emblems Ordered Back on City Hospital
Dr. Pope reported to Mayor Whelton that mourning emblems removed from the Emergency Hospital in Haymarket square were done on orders of Dr. Rowe of the City Hospital. The mayor demanded their return by 10 tomorrow and 30 days of tribute on city buildings. The hospital was re-draped by 10 o'clock yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rowe
Agreed Plan With Roosevelt for Football Reform
Walter Camp reports Yale Harvard and Princeton leaders met with President Roosevelt to reaffirm the obligation to enforce football rules on roughness holding and fouls. Coaches of the three universities pledged to uphold the spirit and letter of the rules and to pursue reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Conn
Walter Camp
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Roosevelt
United States
Fifteen Years for Assault in Providence Court
Henry Perfett alias Perfecti formerly of Boston found guilty of assault with intent to kill Mary Foley. He was sentenced to 15 years in State prison. The couple, once Boston residents, quarrelled in Providence on August 31. The defense argued insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
R. I
Henry Perfett
Perfecti
Boston
Mary Foley
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Albert C. Houghtor
Roland O. Lamb
Oliver W. Mink
Robert M. Morse
Lyman Nichols
James Phillips, Jr
Thomas F. Temple
Aaron Davis Weld H. Woodbury
John M. Graham
Henry L. Jewett
B. Farnham Smith
Sec’y
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S. Hands
Ballot Law Commission
Daedee Cbs
Washington
Sughrue
Suffolk County
City Hall
Suffolk
M. J. Sughrue
New Court House
Sears
Crosby
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Fitzgerald
W.a.gaston
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D. J. Leonard
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Oxford
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Sageediaen
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