Cubs Take Fourth Of The World Series
Detroit, Oct. 13. Chicago defeated Detroit 3 to 0 to move within one game of the world championship. Summers pitched well for Detroit as Chicago had multiple base runners but capitalized in the third and ninth innings. OLeary, Crawford and Cobb contributed for Detroit with limited hits as Brown allowed four safeties and struck out four.
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Detroit
Chicago
Summers
Brown
Abel Oage
Althe Summers
Sheckard
Evers
Fitter
Schulte
Chance
Steinfeldt
Hofman
Are
Hofmai Seco
O'Leary
Winter
Seisohne
Crawford
Cobb
Tinker
Rosemat
Rousing Bryan Cheers at Republican Mass Meeting
Salt Lake City Oct 13 Senator Beveridge faced the largest campaign crowd at the Salt Lake theater where interruptions marred the Republican rally. Applause erupted when Jesse Knight was named by the Democrats and again for Bryan with cries over free silver. The event shifted to government ownership of railroads after the outbursts.
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Salt Lake City
Albert J. Beveridge
Geo. Sutherland
Utah
Salt Lake Theater
Beveridge
Glee Club
Jesse Knight
Bryan
Taft
Union Pacific stockholders reelect old board in Salt Lake City
The Union Pacific annual meeting was held in Salt Lake City with proxies for about 75 percent of stock. Officials present included Joseph Hellen of New York and N H B W Goomis of Omaha, with Parley Williams also attending. It was expected the current directors would be reelected and the program outlined a large financing plan including a 200 million dollar mortgage and the purchase of a railroad.
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Salt Lake City
Union Pacific Railway
Joseph Hellen
New York
N. H B. W Goomis
Omaha
Parley Williams
Union Pacific
Stockhelder
Lea
aniparine the _ Ining torigage
Bou Railroad
Tpanater
Ta Afarig Than Ad Tee
Convict to Return to Trial After County Hearing
A brief county court notice states the convict will be brought back to stand trial after an initial hearing. Details are limited due to damaged text but indicate pending legal proceedings and return to custody.
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Lalamis
Democratic Estimate Elects W. J. Bryan
Vice Chairman Hudspeth released a state-by-state tally showing Bryan winning 261 electoral votes. Listed are Solid South 166, Nebraska 7, Indians 15, Ohio 23, West Virginia 6, Nevada 3, New York 31, with Wisconsin in doubt and New Jersey Rhode Island and Timole debatable.
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New York
Hudspeth
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Solid South
Nebraska
Ohio
West
Nevada
Wisconsin
Newersey
Rhode Island
Titnole
New Jersey
Winnipeg Town Burns Wipes Out Sterling Area
A major fire swept through Sterling and Eller in Manitoba, destroying the Grand One hotel multiple buildings including hotels shops the post office and stray structures. Leslie Miller was asleep in his store nearby as flames spread, with damages estimated around 250000 dollars.
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Winnipeg
Sterling
Eller
Albert
Tire Today
Lealie Miller
Reverend Wade Freed After Year In Prison
Rev. George G. Wade an Episcopal minister formerly of Lead South Dakota was released from Grand Island Nebraska prison after serving one year for fraudulent land entry crimes. He received sixty days credit for good conduct.
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Omaha
Money for Extensions Drug to Build New Lines
The article reports plans to extend the railroad funded by advancing $8 million from general income, later reimbursed by bond sales after work. President Frank Trumbullio is to meet Pueblo business leaders about a new line to Walsenburg. The larger $100 million issue aims to reach the Canadian border and Gulf of Mexico, but market conditions delay northern expansion beyond route locating and Vega work.
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Frank Trumbullies
Pueblo
Walsenburg
Gulf of Mexico
Miss Hopper Claims Engagement to Brown
Edna Wallace Hopper, the actress, told Chas EB Littlefield that she is engaged to marry A 0 Brown. The receiver questioned Brown over a $7509 car gift and a $25000 life insurance policy transfer, which Miss Hopper says were made well before the brokerage firm’s troubles.
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New York
Edna Wallace Hopper
Chas, Eb, Littlefield
A. 0
Brown & Co
Brown
Miss Hopper
Great Gypsum Plant to Grow Near Greybull Basin
The National Gypsum company, capitalized at 250000, plans a 50000 plant to process gypsum from the Greybull deposit fifteen miles north of Basin Wyoming. Promoters include Miles E. Fisher of Kansas City and John C. Convey and William J. Howe of Chicago, with interests in Oklahoma and Oregon plaster factories.
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William J. Howe
Chicago
Oklahoma
Oregon
Japanese Slaughter of Koreans Reported in Cholado
Seoul reports that twenty two members of the pro Japanese Korean group Tichinhol were killed by Japanese soldiers at Cholado. The killings, kept quiet, drew criticism as a possible ruthless massacre of unoffending Koreans and raised concerns of unnecessary cruelty by Japanese forces in Korea.
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Seoul
Tichinhol
Cholado
Korea
Goodwin Plans Marriages Amid Divorce Shuffle
The article details Clark Goodwin seeking remarriage to Edna Goodrich while between divorces from Maxine Elliott. Rumors allege Goodwin fled Reno after a quick divorce, traveled to London by ship, and directed a complex romantic tangle involving Harry Mellon and Bina Goodrich.
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Goodwin
Edna Goodrich
Tne Elliott
Harry Melan
Maxine Elliott
Mysterio
Reno
Rawhide
New York
London
Goldie
Mark Millan
Bina Goodrich
Miss Elliott
Goldfield
Why Teddy Got Mad at Dear Mr Harriman
In Cincinnati on Oct 13 Judge Alton B Parker read letters between President Roosevelt and Harriman from October 1904. He described actions that brought $260000 to Harriman and Depew before the 1904 election and blamed Sherman for pressuring for funds. Roosevelt, Hughes, and Sherman figures are cited in a row over party finances and Harriman’s office.
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Teddy
MR. Harriman
Cincinnat
Alton B. Parker
Roosevelt
Harriman
Republican
Sherman
Republican Congressional Committee
Hughes
Wall Street
Bryan Tours Nebraska With Large Crowds
Wahoo Nebraska October 13 crowds greeted W J Bryan accompanied by most state office candidates as he capped a three day Nebraska tour with twenty one speeches at various stops. The day included campaign stops and varied in length from five minutes to an hour.
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Wahoo
Neb
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska
United States
Tara Hughes
Col Tucker Charged With Abandoning His Wife
Chicago Oct 13 Lieut Colonel Tucker paymaster of the department of the lakes was served warrants charging him with wife abandonment Mrs Tucker is said to be answering statements of John A Logan and was not read to Tucker for trial at Decatur Illinois by a police official
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Tucker
Department of the Lakes
John A. Logan
Decatur
Chicago Police
Pinchot's rule flayed at Democratic rally
At a Denver rally Senator Patterson attacked the Republican public land policy. He charged 15,000,000 acres would be fenced by forest reserves, driving homesteaders away and hindering settlement. He praised the Democratic platform for state control of forest reserves and local rule on public lands.
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Pinchot
Denver
Patterson
Colorado
Suffragettes Rally in London Closes Parliament Streets
London October 13 A massive suffragette demonstration blocked Westminster traffic for hours as police, cavalry, and Marines containment the crowd. Mrs Travers Symons led a march to the House of Commons door urging delegates to discuss women while 100000 joined the melee. Twenty four suffragettes jailed amid injures and hospitalizations.
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London
Westminster
Travers Symons
House of Commons
Murderer Garred Shot by Posse at Dutch Mint
Auburn California October 13 C P Garred who on Sunday evening shot and wounded Louis Puller and his wife during a land sale dispute at Dutch Mint was riddled with bullets by a posse this afternoon. Garred fired from an old ditch and shot at the posse as twenty one shots were fired in total.
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Posrse
Auburn
Cal
C. P. Garred
Louis’ Puller
Dutch Mint
Garred
Oleg
Two Injured as Engine Collides With Cars at Bitter Creek
Rawlins Wyoming October 13 Union Pacific engine No 606 collided with a string of cars from a siding. The engine and several cars were demolished. Brake man M Ginnis was badly hurt and taken to State hospital at Rock Springs. Engineer J Lyons was severely hurt and brought home. Traffic delayed three hours.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Union Pacific
Bitter Creek
M. ©. Ginnis
Rock Springs
J. Lyons
Ranchman Fred Myers Hurt in Horse Incident
Greybull Wyoming October 18 Fred Myers prominent ranchman is critically injured after being thrown from his horse. The animal flipped him head over heels and its hindquarters struck him during the fall. Surgeons operated and doctors hold hope for recovery as internal injuries and a shattered pelvic arch are reported.
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Greybull
Wyo
Fred Myers
Myers
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