Mathewson Triumphs as Giants Edge Athletics 3–0 in Ten
Giants pitcher Christy Mathewson dominates with sharp control for ten innings, delivering a 3–0 win over the Philadelphia Athletics. Sparks fly as Burns and Shafer contribute key hits, while Plank and Wiltse stage strong outings for Philadelphia. Attendance reaches 20,563 with receipts totaling $49,640.
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Pittsburg Nationals Dominate Cleveland in Big Win
Pittsburg Nationals defeated the Cleveland Americans 44 to 9 in the third game of the post season sortie. Key plays included a two base hit by Hendrin and a double steal sequence with Carey, Dolan and McCarthy scoring on various hits. Cleveland briefly led earlier but Dolan Wagoner and Steen contributed runs before Cleveland bullpen changes.
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Pittsburg Game Ends in Three Runs Defeat
Attendance recorded by the National Commission at 7,912 with receipts totaling $6,978. Players split $3,444.14 and each man earned about $1,198.04 while Hendrix struggled as Pittsburg failed.
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White Sox defeat Cubs in first Chicago series game
The White Sox beat the Cubs 6 to 4 in the opening game of the Chicago championship series. Russell pitched for the White Sox with Schalk catching, while Geott and Schalk appeared for Chicago along with Cheney Lavender and Archer.
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Temperature Facts and Crime Thought from Atlantic Monthly
The excerpt discusses human temperature variation from newborn to adults, noting daily highs and lows and lethal ranges. It follows with Dr Fielding Hall’s view in Atlantic Monthly asserting criminals do not feel guilt as a crime, though they hate it, and that crime arises from societal conflict rather than innate perversity.
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Dr. Fielding Hall
Atlantic Monthly
Educating the mature and the youth’s path to opportunity
The text argues that adults who see chances for advancement but fear failure cannot seize them, and youth often fail to grasp danger or believe in their potential. It contrasts limited access to technical schools with a call for "men's schools" for those who mature normally, citing American Magazine.
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American Magazine
Prosecutor Seeks Forfeiture of Lamar Bail Bond
In New York on October 8 Judge Holt heard US Assistant District Attorney Harper urge forfeiture of David Lamar's 3000 bond for failing to appear on a federal impersonation charge. A decision was reserved. a forfeiture could lead to a new warrant and Lamar's immediate arrest or removal to New York. He faces questions linked to the Union Pacific lobby probe and alleged impersonations in talks with financiers.
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Noted Chef Arrives to Demonstrate at Capitol Grill
Louis Rafanelli, longtime chef at the Antlers hotel in Colorado Springs, arrived yesterday to demonstrate his culinary art at the Capitol Grill, signaling a special tasting event and live exhibition for guests.
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A City That Wagga Failure in Asia’s Rich History
An analysis contrasts Asia’s seven cities noting Sardis and Solon as famed rulers and thinkers. Overconfidence and lax watch led to repeated sieges and near destruction until winter rains and earthquakes buried the city thirty feet deep, making it a dead metropolis buried by nature.
Regulating His Sleep by John Wesley Alarm Method
A London Chronicle excerpt recounts John Wesley’s experiment to curb oversleeping. He notes waking patterns after using an alarm, deducing early rising shifts overall, ending with consistent mornings at four, staying awake no more. The tale emphasizes disciplined sleep as a practical improvement.
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Portrait of a former governor delights party guests
A group of women touring the state house admired a portrait, praising its likeness and the governor’s appearance. One commented on its superb quality and another asked who it depicted, noting the likeness as excellent. Boston Traveler
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Chef Rafanelli Brings Elite Experience to Capitg Grill
The kitchen charge at Capitg Grill welcomes Rafanelli, veteran of Delmonico’s in New York and San Francisco hotels, with prior posts at Alvarado and BeAKON country clubs. His entrance aims to elevate Cheyenne’s cooking above mere adequacy. Meanwhile, French inventor creates quick release soles for railroad mops to escape tracks. W. O. W. dance slated for Fraternity Hall on October 9 with music and low admission.
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