Americans crown world baseball champions after sixth game win
The Americans beat the Nationals 8 to 6 in Chicago on Sunday to seal the world series title. Crowd of 19,249 and total series attendance nears 100,000 as Comiskey and Captain Jones lauded for guiding the comeback from seventh place to world champions amid strong defense and timely hitting.
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Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
Comiskey
Jones
Chance
Mordecai Brown
Brown
Tinker
Evans
Hoffman
Shreckard
Nationals
Eut
Dougherty
Schulte
White
Steinfeld
Hahn
Evers
Davis
O’loughlin
Rohe
Isbell
Donohue
Roche
Sullivan
Sox
Kling
Donohus
Gessler
Tillman Speech Praises Bailey At Dallas Address
Senator Tillman of South Carolina spoke in Dallas praising Senator Bailey and denouncing delays on railroad regulation. He noted Bailey's speech on preventing federal judges from granting temporary injunctions, claiming the senate was held in thrall for four hours. The auditorium and galleries were filled, with many spectators outside.
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Bailey
Dallas
Senator Tillman
South Carolina
Lanham
Palmetto
Tillman
Senate
Bailey Tillman debate on injunctions and rail rates in Senate
The article recalls Senator Bailey and Senator Tillman sparring over injunctions and railroad regulation. It notes Bailey losing his amendment but winning the underlying principle, while Tillman opposes government ownership and warns of Republican influence and race-related fears. Other brief items cover a fatal collision near Winsboro and an assassination attempt in Robeson County, plus a New Jersey fire chief’s death after a voyage.
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Tillman
Supreme Court
Marshall
Senate
Foraker
Congress
Morgan and Pettus
North Atlantic
Gulf
Texas
No Birch Rods Now Road To Knowledge Railway Quote
Two old schoolmasters complain that modern schooling moves too fast and lacks needed discipline. A Philadelphia Ledger quote frames the critique as a railroad with too few switches, implying oversimplified education.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Bull and tramp race with speed gap to reach barrier
An Ottawa Free Press puzzle asks if the bull traveling one fourth faster than the tramp can reach a fence, given forty rods versus thirty two. A Success motto warns that a man who only thinks, imagines, or guesses cannot be trusted.
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Ottawa Free Press
Miss Krupp Wedded in Prussian Villa Chapel
Miss Bertha Krupp, 20, wed Lieutenant Gustav von Rohlen and Halbach in a small chapel beside her Essen villa. The Krupp fortune includes 63 thousand employees, mines in Germany, shipyards at Kiel and Gun, armor works at Essen, and a massive valued steel complex. The groom, about 36, met her in Rome when he served as first secretary of the Prussian legation at the Vatican.
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Reason
Prussia
William
Fraulein Bertha Kh
Gustav von Rohlen
Halbach
Huegelhuegal
Krupp
German Empire
Germany
Hamburg
Spain
Kiel
Gun and Armor Works && Magdeburg
Essen
Barbara
Ruhr
Monster Works
von Bohlen
Miss Krupp
Rome
Vatican
Amalgamated Press London Magazine Libel Case Settled
London Oct 15 News that Amalgamated Press publishers of the London Magazine and Richard Croker have amicably settled his libel suit over Tammany in England. Terms include withdrawal of statements apology and cessation of personal references. Defendants to pay Croker costs.
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London
Croker
Steamers Saratoga and Adirondack Collide in Dense Fog
In a Hudson River collision near Tivoli during dense fog, the steamer Saratoga loses a boiler, lists, and a deck side is ripped by the Adirondack. Oiler Clarence Sherman is killed and clerk George Horton is reported missing. Passengers are rescued to Tivoli and then New York. The Saratoga, 300 feet, 550 capacity, valued at 550000. Adirondack, 412 feet, five decks, 350 staterooms, cost 1000000, one of Hudson’s fastest boats.
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Adirondack
New York
Hudson River
Tivoli
Clarence Sherman
George Horton
Hudson
City of
Troy
Albany
Peoples Line
Serano Denies Dismissal as Ridiculous Charges
Rafael P. Serano Mexican consul at St. Louis says he has not been notified of dismissal by President Diaz and calls charges in a dispatch from Mexico ridiculous. He suggests friction concerns only his alleged insufficient suppression of Regeneracion publishers and admits ignorance of their identities.
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St. Louis
Rafael P. Serano
Diaz
City of
Mexico
Regeneracion
Crown and Bridge Work a Specialty
Office upstairs over Burt Norwid's store highlights Crown and Bridge dentistry specialty services and a local practitioner.
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Burt Norwid
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