World Series Set Between Athletics and Giants in Weeks
Three weeks remain before the World’s Championship clash as the Philadelphia Athletics meet the New York Giants for baseball’s top honor. McGraw leads the Giants against Connie Mack of the Athletics with both managers silent on tactics. Fans expect both clubs to win their pennants, and the series discussion shifts toward the forthcoming showdown. Mack won the pennant in 1902 and aims to repeat. McGraw claimed last year’s title.
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Philadelphia Athletics
New York Giants
Macs
McGraw
Giants
Connie Mack
Athletics
Mack
Baseball pennant race hinges on pitching duels
The piece notes expected pennant favorites will rely on pitchers. It contrasts Waddell and Mathewson as decisive factors for the Giants and Athletics, while Mack and McGraw monitor players for any injury that could tilt the season.
Double Victory Boosts Champions in Close Boston Wins
The Boston champions edged the local Americans 1 to 0 in game one and 7 to 6 in game two. Grimshaw and Collins sparked the offense with timely hits, while Young dominated on the mound.
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Washington
Boston
Collins
Detroit
Grimshaw
Huelsman
Cleveland doubles up Detroit in rain halted games
Cleveland defeated Detroit twice in a day with strong catching by Wakefield and subdued pitching by Kitson. Rain ended the second game in the fifth inning after Cleveland built a lead. Separately, New York shutout Philadelphia 5 0 in the first game and 3 0 in the second of a twin bill.
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Chicago Defeats St Louis On Base Running Triumph
Superior baserunning and timely hitting carried Chicago to a 2 0 win despite being out-hit by St Louis. Donahue and Callahan had three-base hits, while Roth and Davis added two-base hits. Glen Owen allowed five walks but secured the win as Chicago took the game.
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Isbell
Roche
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Royal Arcanum Council Convenes to Address New Assessment Laws
Representatives from state committees met at the Hotel Manhattan to plan action on alleged illegality of recently enacted assessment laws. W. Reynolds was elected chairman and William J. Moody secretary. A nine-lawyer committee proposed an executive panel of 15 with authority to seek injunctions and provisional relief to secure early adjustment of the disputed laws.
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Royal Arcanum
Manhattan
W. Reynolds
Boston
William J. Moody
Supreme Council
Norman B Captures Columbus Purse in Grand Circuit Opener
Norman B stopped the Columbus track in the 2:09 trot heat in 2 06 and Norman B led the feature in the opening Grand Circuit card at Columbus. Miss Abdell, favored for the Kentucky stock farm futurity, was nosed out by Bonalet in straight heats. The 2:18 trot won by Pat T. in 2 11 and Hal C. took the 2:18 pace in 2 12 while three events were unfinished.
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Norman B
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Bonalet
Pat T
Hal C
Sweet Marie Audubon Boy Races Postponed
The Sweet Marie Audubon Boy races scheduled for tomorrow have been postponed until Friday due to wet weather.
Gardner Hart Private Boat Bout Scheduled Near Louisville
Marvin Hart of Louisville and George Gardner of Lowell are matched for a private boxing bout to be held within an hour's ride of Louisville. An excursion train is planned to depart Louisville around 5 pm for ringside, with details kept close.
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Louisville
Marvin Hart
George Gardner
Lowell
Goebel Named Head of Germanic at Harvard
Dr Julius Goebel who was dismissed from Stanford University has been chosen to head Harvard University’s Germanic language department. President Charles W Eliot sent a telegraphic offer and Goebel telegraphed acceptance today in San Francisco.
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Julius Goebel
Stanford University
Harvard
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
I O O F Parade in Philadelphia Reports on Membership Law
The judiciary committee of the I O O F reports approving an interpretation of current liquor business membership rules as a pending amendment is considered. A Broad Street parade drew about 15 000 Odd Fellows with city employees taking leave to attend or march.
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Judiciary Committee
Sovereign Lodge
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Grand Sire
Broad Street
Robert B. Wright
Grand Lodge
Manchester Unity
Toronto
Redmond Bids Boston Farewell After Irish Visit
Hon. William H. K. Redmond M P and wife left Boston for New York by 1 o clock express. A United Irish League Boston delegation saw him off and praised Mayor Collins and Boyle O Reilly as models for the Irish race. Redmond planned to sail for Ireland around Oct 4 after stops in New York and Philadelphia.
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New York
Back Bay
United Irish League of Boston
T. B. Fitzpatrick
John O'Callaghan
P. J. Timmins
Michael Maynes
T. J. Dillon
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M. J. Jordan
P. H. Costello
Mr. Redmond
Boston
Collins
Atlantic
Ireland
Boyle O'Reilly
Redmond
Philadelphia
J. W. Kenney
Marie Narelli
Neal and Cutter Wedding at St James Cambridge
John B. Neal and Grace E. Cutter were married at St James Church Cambridge last night in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Dr. E. E. Abbott. Grace is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R B Cutter.
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Grace E. Cutter
R. B. Cutter
St. James Church
Cambridge
E. E. Abbott
Miss Alice Roosevelt in Corean Imperial Procession
Miss Alice Roosevelt rode in the imperial yellow palanquin through Seoul to the American legation amid crowds in white robes. escorted by officials including Rear Admiral Train and Congressmen, the party was greeted by American minister Morgan and Corean officials as guards and bands marked the royal visit.
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Alice Roosevelt
Legation
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Train
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Boardman
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Gillette
Chemu
Mrs. Newlands
Imperial Palace
Judge Seeks $2 Fee for Citizenship Paper Filing
Judge Bragg of Charlestown court said applicants must pay $2 to file papers. William Delaney admitted he did not pay. papers were handled by a Jackson Democratic Club member and was rejected. Jeremiah McCarthy was also rejected for insufficient time between first and second papers.
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Charlestown
United States
William Delaney
Medford Street
Delaney
Jackson Democratic Club
Jeremiah McCarthy
Dunstable Street
Wild Runaway Hurts Two Men Arrests Follow
Two Roxbury men, John Sweeney and Edward Mattie, were thrown from a road cart when a frightened horse crashed on Boylston Street near Berkeley. After wounds were dressed at a hospital, both were arrested for drunkenness as the horse was stopped by Patrolman Coughlin. Cars blocked by debris while the cart and wreckage were cleared.
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John Sweeney
Parker Hill Avenue
Edward Mattie
Huntington Avenue
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Berkeley
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Berkeley Street
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Station 16
Death of Col John C Linehan in Concord New Hampshire
Col John C Linehan longtime state insurance commissioner of New Hampshire died at Penacook Hospital after a prolonged illness intestinal disorders were the cause. Born in Ireland in 1840 he served in both city council, the legislature and the governor's council and was department commander of the New Hampshire G A R.
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N. H
John C. Linehan
New Hampshire
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Linehan
Ireland
New Hampshire G. A. R
Hypnotic Theft Ties Cincinnati Janitor to Church Burglary
In Cincinnati, Charles Tschuii known as Sculte the church janitor is jailed for burglary after claiming a hypnotic compulsion led him to loot the First Presbyterian Church on Fourth and Main. Edward Godfrey of Boston also faces charges as the alleged accomplice after a break in at J R Beckmeyer’s 425 Main street. The pair were said to use the church to access a rear door after entry to the restaurant and safe. Police say Godfrey denies involvement while admitting only a minor share of the loot.
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Fourth
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Sculte
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Boston
Mass
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Main Street
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Desperado seen in Quincy as police close in
A man believed to be Minot St. Clair Francis, the escaped convict, was sighted entering a vacant Brook avenue house in Quincy. Police searched the site, patrolled the area overnight, and believe he may have fled to a nearby swamp with a partner, aiming for New Hampshire.
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Francis
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