Grady Delivers Winning Single in St Louis Victory Over Boston
In St Louis on September 24, Grady batted in the eighth inning for a decisive single that plated Smoot and Beckley, giving the Cardinals a lead after Cannell nearly stranded Boston by a late miscue. Abbaticchio and Fraser produced early offense for Boston, but St Louis held off late threats to secure the win.
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Horses Make New Records In Rapid Race Week
Abbaticchio and Beckley led batting honors with two singles and a double and a triple respectively. The report highlights Readville, Cleveland, Columbus meet records, and multiple horses achieving season fastest times and world marks in trotters and pacers.
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Market Review and Forecast on Gold Flows and Copper Stocks
The piece weighs risks of funding the market from European gold imports and the 1905 crop profits. It notes possible heavy debt repayment to Europe, a premium on gold moves, and uncertain demand from China Russia and Japan. A cautious traders market in New York and copper shares in Boston is expected as money supply remains uncertain.
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Chicago at Boston and other NBA matchups listed
Basketball schedule features Chicago at Boston and several games including St Louis at New York Detroit at Philadelphia Cleveland at Washington with listed start times around 1 45.
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Westinchouse Rare and Manufacturing Co Dividend Notice
Westinchouse Rare and Manufacturing Co New York September 21, 1905 announces a quarterly dividend on all preferred and nonassenting stocks. Dividend payable October 10 1905 to holders of record September 28 1905. Transfer recorded October 1. T W Siemon treasurer.
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Autoists in Great Glee at Vanderbilt Cup Showing
Boston automobilists who went to New York for the Vanderbilt cup race returned home pleased with American car performance. George H. Lowe of the Boston Chronographers' Club notes the finishers improved over last year, praising Dingley and the 50 horsepower machine. The Pope Toledo averaged over 66 mph, beating Heath in time, strengthening hopes of an American victory over France Germany and Italy.
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Fishing Fleet and Steamship Traffic Up to Sundown
Four vessels arrived at the wharf but more are expected before markets open as the fresh catch totals 196000 pounds with haddock 114000, cod 746000, hake 6000 and pollock 2000. The Cambrian from London brings 1400 tons of cargo while tourist steamers carry hundreds of passengers. The Bankfields from Liverpool sails in with a 5700 ton cargo and economical voyage. Fortifications work proceeds with gun carriages ferried to Popham and Stark.
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Weather and shipping notes from Chatham January entry
Almanac style details list sun and moon rise times, high tides, and sailing reports. Numerous steamers and tugs with barges depart or sail to and from Boston, Salem, Yarmouth and Newburyport. Ships named include City of Rockland, Bucksdalver Brook, and Os others sailing for Portland and New York.
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Chicago 10 New York 6 in tense National League game
Chicago defeated New York 10 to 6 in a National League contest. The fifth inning produced nine runs on two passes two steals a wild pitch a passed ball and multiple hits while MccGinnity left after seven runs. Umpire Emslie fainted causing a brief stoppage before play resumed. attendance was 24 700.
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Harpoon Ready for White Sox This Week
Boston fans anticipate a three game set with Chicago and three postponed doubleheaders, starting at 1 45. Burkett Selbach Young Tannehill and a developing pitching staff are explored as Boston aims for third place and a strong future.
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Excursion Special Train to Union Station via Boston & Maine
Special train to Union Station departs at 1 20 a m with connections at Alton Bay to a steamer return. Tickets on sale at Boston & Maine Ticket Office 8322 Washington St until Sept 29 and at Union Station Ticket Office at first departure on Sept 30.
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