World Series Opening Adds Tickets and Rule Clash
The article details ticket prices for three New York games from 50 to 100 dollars with single seats at 20 dollars sold quickly. It notes a third scorer chosen by baseball writers, umpiring rules varying between leagues, and potential pitching lineups for the Philadelphia Giants and New York teams, with Mathewson or Marquard likely to start and McGraw weighing options.
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New York
Piasertia Lt
Tatlooet Cconere
Pernehs
Baseball
Baseball Writers
Joseph 8. Jackson
Detroit
Baseball Writers Association
Philadelphia
Mack's One Word We’re Right Sparks Series Talk
Connie Mack declined to name the Athletics starting battery for the World Series against the New York team. He predicted a hard fought series with the A’s on the winning end and said he plans to use Bender Plank and Shawkey, but may adjust. The team left North Philadelphia for New York after a closed practice.
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National Commission
Klein
Connolly
Philadelphia
Giants’ Battery
Mathewson
Marquard
Meyers
Athletics
Bender
Thomas
Sehang
Connie Mack
Mack
Schang
Hhs
McGraw
Shibe Park
MeoGraw
Shawkey
Brown
Tesreau
Demaree
Wiiver Shafer
Tertog
Giants
Pener Il
Megraw
Horcog
Snodgrass
Shafer
Walsh
American League Baseball
New York
Plank
Phyasleclin
Swineing Electric Lights and Spring Cord Pranks
A garbled note describes a device with a spiral spring hooked into a cord to protect against vibrations. The text mentions a light or electrical setup and a method to secure or shield the cord, but specifics are unclear.
German Influence Highlighted at German American Alliance Banquet
The National German American Alliance banquet in BT. LOUIE featured speakers like Dr. C. J. Hexamer and Frederick W. Lehmann, stressing German thought shaping American education and public schools. Ben Blewett praised this heritage and urged teaching German in schools as part of universal education.
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BT. Louie
National
United States
Mr. Lehmann
Ben Blewett
St. Louis
Germany
Universal Public School
San Francisco
Baltimore
Galveston
New York
Denver
Nashville
C. J. Hexamer
Philadelphia
Alliance
Hexamer
Pgrammar
Disciples of Christ Conclude Toronto Convention
The Disciples of Christ closed their annual convention in Toronto with resolutions approving the hundred years of peace between the United States and Great Britain and urging a saloonless America by 1920. Hill M. Ball of Des Moines was elected president. next gathering planned for Atlanta in October 1914.
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Toronto
Disciples of Christ
United Tes
Great Britain
America
Robbers Escape With 2200 At Stockman's Bank
Safe-blowers took 2200 from the Stockman's bank in Bellowers last night. The theft was not detected until early today. Sheriff Lindsey and a posse from Cornell Bluffs pursue the culprits.
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Honey Crepk
Stockman's Bank
Lindsey
Cornell Bluffs
Five Land Filings Reported at U S Land Office
Five applications and three final proofs were filed at the United States land office yesterday. The filers include Mary A. Hughes Elk Mt for desert land Charles Padalak Bee Neb Arthur H. Brown Belgrade Neb Jonathan Morley Boone Neb for homesteads and Mary Jane Hazen Morrill Neb. Final proofs were submitted by William H Garoutte Encampment Orain A Perrine and Marry L Perrine Lookout Mirror intines The Shermar Co.
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United States Land Office
Mary A. Hughes
Elk Mt
Desert
Charles Padalak
Bee
Neb
Arthur H. Brown
Belgrade
Jonathan Morley
Boone
Mary Jane Hazen
Morrill
William H. Garoutte
Encampment
Orain A. Perrine
Marry
L. Perrine
Lookout
Sulzer Expenditures Trial Details Campaign Gifts
Testimony describes governor Sulzer accepting gifts loans and funds during the campaign and using them as personal money. Affidavits and banking deposits link Elkine Morganthau checks and other gifts to purchases and transfers. The account details payments to stock bought from Boyer Griswold and Co. and transfers to Sarecky and the governor’s wife.
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Sulzer
Mr. Hinman
Mr. Sareeky
Boyer, Griswold and Company
Ttia
Boyer, Griswold and Ecompany
Beasts Escape From Menagerie Terrify Styrian Country
Vienna October 6 The Styrian mountains see vast losses to flocks and herds as wolves hyenas and lions escaped from a menagerie cause panic. Emperor Francis Joseph orders an expedition and a 750 reward for the lioness head with foresters sent to trap the beasts.
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Vienna
Styria
Austria
Ganization
Francis Joseph
Masesty
A Ministry of the Interior
Ball Player Writers Vote to Proceed After World Series Ruling
New York reports that baseball player writers may continue penning pieces this year under contracts with newspapers. The decision, by the National Baseball Commission, allows writers with pre existing deals to publish while barring others until contractual terms are clarified. Officials cited regulatory limits and publisher associations, with Johnson and Mack confirming compliant writers must honor contracts or face new rules after the series concludes.
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New York
Rational Baseball Commission
Plaer
Smason
Herrman
A Johnson
American League
Pe Mack
Iyan Mack
Hhmee
Kapton
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