Adams Holds Tigers as Pirates gain 1 game lead
Adams pitched well holding the Tigers to six hits while D Jones Crawford and Clarke homered. Clarke drove in two with a bases loaded shot. Wagner had two errors but added a hit and two steals. Attendance reached 21 706 as Pittsburgh beat Detroit 8 to 4 to go one game ahead in the world series.
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Tigers
D. Jones
Crawford
Clarke
Felding
Detroit
Schmidt
Wagner
Pittsburg
Pirates
Jennings
Donovan
Ban Johnson
Straits
Chauffeur Survives 40 Foot Fall At Park Square Garage
Edward R. Paul a 30 year old chauffeur plunged 40 feet down an elevator shaft at the Motor Mart garage Park Square yesterday. He escaped death and was taken to Grace Hospital with a brain concussion. He lives at 43 Appleton Street and his future is considered hopeful despite the miracle escape.
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Edward R. Paul
Motor Mart
Park Square
Grace Hospital
Appleton Street
Paul
Pittsburg Wins Fifth World Series Game To Take Lead
Pittsburgh takes the fifth game securing a 4 0 win for the series while the Red Sox defeat the Giants 2 0 with Matheson pitching for the visitors. Harvard varsity shows poor form as freshmen score against them. Captain Coy to start in Yale West Point game Saturday. Brookline High coach injured in practice. Princeton narrowly escapes Virginia Polytechnic. Policeman averts riot in Faverett High Haverhill game. Sherman wins five first prizes in Dartmouth interclass events.
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Pittsburg
Red Sox
Giants
Mathewson
Harvard
Coy
Brookline High
Princeton
Virginia Polytechnic
Faverett High-Haverhill
Haver- Sherman
Dartmouth
Car falls three stories in garage elevator accident
Paul operated a White steamer 21069 in a garage when he backed into an elevator shaft. The car wedged as cables attached, Paul was crushed and unconscious. Elevator attendant Thomas Powers escaped unharmed. owner George A. Jordan of Nantasket Avenue Hull offered no comment.
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Paul
Thomas Powers
Pleasant Street
George A. Jordan
Nantasket Avenue
Hull
Jordan
Crane Fails to Hear From Taft on Resignation
Washington October 13 Charles R Crane United States minister designated to China sent his resignation to President Taft yesterday morning. By midnight no reply had been received and Crane said Taft had probably been too busy to consider the matter. He would not say where he might go next or when he would leave Washington.
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Washington
Charles R. Crane
Taft
United States
China
Crane
Fair Forecast for Boston and Vicinity
Fair weather is predicted for Boston and surrounding areas with clear skies Thursday and Friday. Light west to northwest winds are expected, followed by unsettled conditions Friday with a moderate southwest wind.
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Boston
Washington
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Naube Nes Ne
Temperature readings from Thompson's Spa on Washington Street
The thermometer at Thompson's Spa 219 Washington Street recorded yesterday's temperatures with hourly values and an average of 49.1 degrees. It notes the previous year’s yesterday average as 50.6 degrees and provides related temperature figures for the day.
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Thompson's S
B . Spa
Washington Street
Ikon
Librarian Edith Williams Unmasked as Elizabeth G Johnson
Miss Elizabeth G Johnson, librarian in Physics at Technology and niece of Professor Thomas E Pope, identified in Deer Island Hospital observation ward after going missing since August 12. She is recovering from a nervous breakdown and under observation as to her sanity.
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Edith Williams
Elizabeth G. Johnson
Technology
Thomas E. Pope
Deer Island
Deer Island Hospital
Ex-Senate Leader Charged With Mishandling Funds Suit
Annie Stanley of New York sues Suffolk County court for 100000 against George R. Jones former Massachusetts Senate president and corporate lawyer. She alleges he mishandled 75000 estate funds and misrepresented to induce a will in his favor on the eve of a canceled marriage.
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Chickering
George R. Jones
Massachusetts Senate
New York
Annie Stanley
New York City
Suffolk County
Long search ends as missing Miss Johnson is found
Since August 20 a fruitless search stretched from St Louis to Maine. Miss Johnson was found yesterday after Dr Charles G Dewey recognized her from a Boston Post photo and alerted Professor Pope. She spoke with her sister and is kept under city care with plans to move her to Professor Pope’s home by week’s end.
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St. Louis
Maine
Miss Johnson
Charles G. Dewey
Institutions Registration Department
Court Square
Boston Post
Professor Pope
Jones Delays Answer in Melrose Case
Mr. Jones has not yet filed his answer to the charges but expects to do so later, aiming to shed true light. He has 30 days to respond and retains H. Huestis Newton and Samuel K. Hamilton, while Mrs. Stanley, visiting New York, engages Charles R. Darling. She and Jones are tightly connected by friendship and marriage, and she claims a 1891 estate of 75,000 dollars was entrusted to him after her husband died.
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Jones
Melrose
H. Huestis Newton
Samuel K. Hamilton
Stanley
New York
Charles R. Darling
WANTS 10 SEE HUSBAND DIE IN WILKESBARRE
Mrs Mary Nazarko wife of condemned Stanley Nazarko to be hanged tomorrow visited the county jail with Michael Mazroski her planned husband and asked to witness the hanging. Sheriff Rodda refused noting the law forbids it. Nazarko left a will leaving $1000 to his wife and her future husband. He killed a woman he lived with in the United States and will die by hanging.
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Rodda
Nazarko
Neal Quits In Ward 15 Race For House Seat
In Ward 15 South Boston the GOP named Michael J. Reidy after Dexter R. Neal withdrew. Reidy, who had won the Republican nomination, faced a razor thin contest as recounts shifted results, giving Collins a small lead while Colpoys moved up, altering the early victory outlook.
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House of Representatives
Ward 15
South
Boston
Dexter R. Neal
Republican Ward Committee
Michael J. Reidy
Reidy
Secretary of State
Collins
Colpoys
Boston Man Dies in Chili on Timacene Farm
Charles I. Ward of Boston, a long time Chile resident and descendant of General Artemas Ward, died on his Timacene farm in Valparaiso Chili. He founded the Haywards home in Alameda County and joined the California pioneers society after settling in 1876, having married a Chilean woman.
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Chili
Charles I. Ward
Boston
Timacene
Artemas Ward
Haywards
Alameda County
Cal
Society of California Pioneers
Ward
Chew tobacco advice in Piper Heidsieck ad fragment
An OCR fragment urges tobacco users to consider Piper Heidsieck as a mild sweet pleasing option, implying benefits as a selling point and inviting purchase without clear factual context or full claims.
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Piper Heidsieck
Execution of Ferrer sparks riots in Europe
Paris reports riotous scenes near the Spanish embassy following the execution of Professor Ferrer in Barcelona. The event drew protests across Europe as observers doubted King Alfonso would approve the act. The Pope had interceded without success. Dire consequences are foreseen.
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Paris
Ferrer
Barcelona
Europe
Alfonso
Pope
Professor Ferrer
Ferrer Executed in Montjuich Prison by Firing Squad
Barcelona October 13 Professor Francisco Ferrer executed by firing squad at Montjuich prison after a court martial sentence of death. He faced the volley without flinching. Appeals to King Alfonso for a commutation were refused.
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Barcelona
Francisco Ferrer
Montjuich
Ferrer
Alfonso
Ferrer Anarchist Professor Sentenced to Death in Spain
Spanish cabinet approved the death sentence for Francis Ferrer former director of the Modern School of Barcelona accused of instigating riot and anarchist activities. Ferrer had been previously involved in a 1906 plot against King Alfonso but was acquitted. His execution was to proceed despite appeals from his daughter and international protests.
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Francisco Ferrer
Modern School of
Barcelona
Ferrer
Manuel Morales
Alfonso
Boy Killed Under Car In East Dedham Street Play
August Danner eight was struck by an electric car while playing tag on Bussey street near Thomas street East Dedham. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Henry F Danner of 10 Greenwood street and attended the Avery Grammar school.
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Dedham
Danner
Bussey Street
Thomas Street
East
Henry F. Danner
Greenwood Street
Avery Grammar
Autopsy Details Linked To Brutal Tiverton Slaying Case
Autopsy by Drs Stimson Ecroyd and Sherman establishes that the victim’s throat was cut by the killer and the body dismembered before death. The recovered remains near Bulgermarsh road are identified as a young woman, likely under 25 and possibly as young as 17.
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Tiverton
R. I
Bulgermarsh Road
Stimson
Henry D. Ecroyd
Newport
William A. Sherman
Autopsy Findings Refute Identity in Tiverton Slaying Case
The heart and blood vessel condition indicate the murderer slashed the victim’s throat. Autopsy shows the neck nearly severed and blood loss before coagulation stopped further bleeding. Investigations reveal the victim is not Miss Gertrude Edwards of South Scituate. Medical staff and detectives warn that distinct body characteristics differ from Edwards, suggesting a misidentification.
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Post
Gertrude Edwards
South Scituate
Foils 2 Men in Hold-Up at Newburyport
Two men tonight attempted to rob John M. Woodman a fish dealer returning from Merrimac with a large sum of money. It is believed they are the same assailants who knocked out George FE Taylor a Boston and Maine brakeman Monday night and left him in the path of an express train.
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Newburyport
John M. Woodman
Merrimac
George FE. Taylor
Boston & Maine
Carriage Robbery Near Bridge Suspects Sought
Mr Woodman narrowly escaped two highwaymen as they leaped from the roadside and tried to seize him. A struggle ended with the attacker in the carriage knocked headfirst into the street and the horse bolting toward Newburyport. Police pressed a thorough search but found no trace of the men.
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Mr. Woodman
Newburyport
Wing's Island
Captain Ross
Mr. Taylor
Sin
Wind Stops Wright College Flights at Park
A wind of 10 to 20 miles per hour swept across the government training ground in Park Maryland all day preventing Wilbur Wright the instructor from making any flights.
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College Park
Wilbur Wright
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