Giants Defeat Athletics in Postseason Showdown
The New York Giants routed the Boston Americans 9 to 0 while the Collins team crushed the Nationals 12 to 0. Mathewson outpitched Coakley in Philadelphia as Giants claim dominance. Ferris homered for Huntington Avenue in a high-scoring win. The Giants and Collins clubs push toward city titles with rematches upcoming.
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Delehanty
Collins Club
Athletics Swamped by Giants as Mathewson Tops A's in Philly
Philadelph ia suffered a 9 to 0 defeat at home as Christy Mathewson dominated The Athletics. The Giants led from the start and moved ahead in the race for the world series titles, leaving Philadelphia fans downcast after another decisive setback.
Williams Protest Whitney In Politically Charged Move
George Fred Williams bolts the candidacy of Henry M. Whitney amid developing political shifts. Michael J. Sughrue, already the Democratic nominee, wins the Republican nomination for district attorney.
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George Fred Williams
Henry M. Whitney
Michael J. Sughrue
Poor Danny Murphy Feels Giants Rally Hit Hard
The piece portrays Murphy as the Goat of the Giants defeat with six early runs off his errors. It notes Mathewson outpitched Coakley and previews tomorrow’s pitching by Plank for the Athletics and McGinnity or Ames for New York as the series remains unsettled. Connie Mack’s men remain confident a 2 2 tie can be achieved.
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Athletics
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Boston Americans Defeat Nationals 12 to 0 in Big Win
Baseball results show the Boston Americans shutting out the Nationals 12 to 0. Giants beat the Athletics 9 to 0 as part of a day of decisive scores across Major League action.
Corbett Splits With Machine In Charlestown Politics
Joseph J. Corbett, Charlestown leader, is reported to have split with the Democratic machine, signaling a notable political shift and potential impact on local party dynamics.
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Joseph J. Corbett
Charlestown
Foss Supports Whitney for Prohibition Leader
Eugene N. Foss, a Republican recovery advocate, declared for Henry M. Whitney in a pro prohibition leadership contest. The move signals Foss backing Whitney in the party’s internal contest and potential alignment for future campaigns.
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Eugene N. Foss
Henry M. Whitney
Congressional visit arrival in New York
Congressman John A. Sullivan is expected to arrive from Europe in New York today. Congressmen McNary and Joseph J. Corbett will meet him there.
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Europe
New York
McNary
Joseph J. Corbett
Murphy and Lomasney End Feud After Long Struggle
Charlestown figure John R. Murphy reportedly reconciles with M. M. Lomasney ending a longstanding feud. The development marks a notable truce between rival factions, though details remain limited.
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Charlestown
M. M. Lomasney
McGillicuddy Plans Challenge to Alderman Frothingham
McGillicuddy, a Ward 11 contender, opposes Frothingham and vows a public confrontation to challenge the incumbent alderman.
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Frothingham
Dolan Withdraws From Aldermanic Fight
Dolan, president of the Common Council, withdraws from the aldermanic race, ending his bid and leaving the contest open for other candidates.
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Common Council
Open letter from Williams attacks Whitney as lobbyist
The Hon. George Fred Williams denounces Henry M. Whitney for leading a corrupt lobbying system in Massachusetts politics. The letter cites a 1890 investigation detailing a large corps of lobbyists, party leaders under retainer, and ex-Governors hired to influence lawmakers, with tens of thousands spent on banquets, lodging, and legal help.
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Y Henry M. Whitney
Democratic State Committee
Republican State Committee
Whitney
Thugs Rob and Sandbag Countrymen on Howard Street
A gang on Howard Street robbed two country visitors in separate attacks last night. One thief was captured after a high speed chase through Court, Sudbury and Portland streets with a crowd and three officers pursuing. The suspects used sandbags to intimidate onlookers.
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Winter storm hits Ohio towns with snowfall and outages
A furious gale and heavy rain and hail swept through Ohio beginning last night. Chardon reported six to eight inches of snow while electric interurban lines struggled and telephone wires were down in many areas.
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Local Boston Area Forecast
Friday brings fair conditions across Boston and vicin ity with pleasant temperatures. Saturday turns partly cloudy and warmer with light to fresh southwesterly winds.
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Weather sketch Covers East Plains and Great Lakes
An eastern disturbance sits center tonight over eastern Maine with cool, clear weather prevailing east of the Mississippi. Light snow and rain affect the upper lake region eastward, while remaining areas report quiet, dry conditions.
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Yesterday's Temperature Summary
A brief note reports yesterday's average temperature at 56 percent, with an unclear reference to a non temperature metric from one year prior. The fragment lacks complete details on location or units.
Modern Knights Honor Columbus Founding at Cathedral Vespers
Nearly 3000 Knights of Columbus and their ladies attended solemn vespers at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross last evening honoring the 418th anniversary of Columbus discovery of America, the Genoese explorer revered as patron.
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Solemn Cathedral Tribute to Columbus Monument
A grand ceremony centered on a bronze Columbus statue atop a marble pedestal inside a brightly lit cathedral. Organ music by J. T. Whelan and choir, incense, and ancient hymns accompanied knights kneeling in prayer. Clergy present include Rev. James N. Supple state chaplain and several other reverends and bishops.
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J. T. Whelan
James N. Supple
Joseph G. Anderson
St. Cecelia’s Church
J. J. O’donnell
Abington
Thomas F. McCormack
M. Splaine
Fishermen Appeal to Roosevelt Over Newfoundland Action
Gloucester fishermen appeal to President Roosevelt to press Newfoundland to drop a notice at Bay of Islands barring American herring fishing, claiming treaty rights are violated. The minister of marine and fisheries is at Bay of Islands aboard the Fiona, amid fears of clashes and rising tensions with Newfoundland crews.
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Roosevelt
Newfoundland
Minister of Marine and Fisheries
Bay of Islands
Fiona
Nurse Selina Harris Claims $60,000 English Fortune
Selina Harris of Boston arrives in Montreal to claim a fortune left by English relatives. The nurse, who traveled to the U S at age eight with an aunt, says she has no recent contact with the English relatives and believes the estate, with a home stead, totals about $60,000.
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Montreal
Selina Harris
Boston
Mass
Five Big Schooners Race To Boston Harbor
Five schooners racing from the Capes of Chesapeake reach Vineyard Haven on October 12 as a stiff southwester blows. Three of the five four masters sail past on what may be the race’s last leg to Boston and a discharging wharf.
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Bath schooner Alice M Colburn Leads Sound Race From Hampton Roads
The Bath schooner Alice M Colburn led the fleet through Nantucket Sound at 8 this morning while the Thomas S Dennison of Thomaston trailed an hour behind. The Edward E Barry of Bath followed six hours later and both boats suffered damage. The J Holmes Birdsall of Philadelphia and Benjamin F Poole of Providence had not been sighted at dark. The five master Jane Palmer.
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Alice M. Colburn
Thomas S. Dennison
Thomaston
Edward E. Barry
Haven
J. Holmes Birdsall
Philadelphia
Benjamin F. Poole
Providence
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Harvard Women Lunch at Memorial Hall for Yale game
On November 20 Harvard students may invite their feminine guests to lunch at Memorial Hall for the Yale Harvard football game. A special table d hote dinner will be served and the hall will feature floral decorations and music during the meal.
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