Cubs Take Lead From White Sox In City Championship
Chicago Nationals topple the White Sox 6 to 0 as Berry Humphries dominates with superb pitching and a seventh inning rally. Scott's defense falters amid wild throws and errors enabling a decisive surge with hits from Vers, Schulte, Safer, Good, and Leach contributing to the blowout.
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Chicago
Berry Fhum- Phries
Jim Scott
Chicago Nationals
Humphries
Scott
White Sox
Collins
Vers
Schulte
Safer
Good
Leach He
Baseball game ends with explosive off-field news
Attendees fill West Side Park as a dramatic seventh inning unfolds with hits by Evers Schulte and Zimmerman tying and scoring runs. An explosion heard before the game triggers a tense moment while the crowd stands for the Star Spangled Banner. Attendance reaches 17 807 with total receipts around 129 180 and a large players share.
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Evers
Schulte
Leach
Zimmerman
Saler
Bodle
Good
Weaver
Bridwell
Gamboadyke
Panano
West Side Park
Tcp
Reac O
Humphries
Archer
Scott and Schalk
Suspects in Hundred Bomb Cases Fail to Clear City Mystery
New York October 10 The mystery of more than a hundred bomb explosions in the city over the past year remains unsolved as authorities say the suspects in the case have failed to clear themselves. The bombings have caused widespread fear and prompted new security measures across several neighborhoods.
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New York
Two Men Charged in East Side Bombing
Police say confessions by four Hackensack inmates led to the arrest of Pietro Gambroni and Antonio Levantino for setting off a bomb before a New York area tenement on September 9. Levantino, identified as the gang head by Hackensack prisoners, faces a heavy bail hearing tomorrow.
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Hackensack
N. J
East Side
Pietro Gambroni
Antonio Levantino
Leventino
Dougherty
New York
Negro Found Guilty of Comrade's Murder
O W White, a Black man, was convicted of first degree murder for killing Alex Coffee, also Black, in a Powder River grading camp of the B M on August 15 during a craps dispute over 15 cents. More than a dozen others were present but did not intervene as White killed Coffee with a bowie knife.
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Douglas
O. W. White
Alex Coffee
Powder River
White
Court weighs Sulzer fate in high court debate
The judge and defense portray Sulzer as careless with money and ambitious while denying theft or perjury, as they discuss political pressure, motive, and the governor’s choice about testifying and seeking allied support to stop the trial. Allan A. Ryan and others are cited in the proceedings.
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Sulrer
Herrrick
Charles F. Murphy
William Barnes
Allan A. Ryan
Herrick
Sulver
Murphy
Barnes
United States
Illinois W. C. T. U. President Attacks Mormonism
JULESBURG Oct 10 Miss Helen L Hood of Chicago in the Illinois White Ribboners fortieth annual meeting denounced Mormonism as an agent to degrade womanhood and warned 727000 Mormons hold sway in seven western states. She urged the W C T U to direct its influence against Mormonism white slavery cocaine morphine and other evils.
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Julesburg
Helen i L. Hood
Chicago
Misa Hood
Navy Man Murdered and Body Sunk in Sack
Karll Minckler a second class electrician in the navy attached to the cruiser New Brunswick at Bremerton Navy Yard was murdered by strangling on September 5. His body was sewn in a gunny sack and sunk in Port Orchard Bay, cast ashore near Port Madison last night. Minckler, known in Bremerton, disappeared on a payday and was believed to have carried money. His mother lives in Helena, Montana.
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Bremerton, Wash
Karll. Minckler
Navy
United States
Newbleans
Navy Yard
Port Orchard Bay
Port Madison
Minckler
Bremerton
Tolena
Mont
Woman Survives Burial After Funeral Halt
Wray Colorado October 10 Marie Hesse five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Hesse was believed buried alive when a funeral was halted after a neighbor noticed a faint pulse in the girl s fingertips. A doctor declared her alive and she was removed to bed where demonstrations were applied. She has not regained consciousness but is expected to recover.
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Heven Sie
Six Men Arrested for Strike Crime in Calumet District
Calumet Michigan deputy sheriff James Pollock was shot in Hurontown yesterday morning. Six men have been arrested in connection with the shooting and related strike disturbances. Sheriff Crus states the suspects were named by others as having participated in the affair.
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Calumet, Mid
James Pollock
Hurontown
Atrike
Crus
Pollock & Fair
Duchesses Trousseau Draws Notable Attention in London
London October 10. The Duchess of Fife’s trousseau has drawn much interest as one of the most elaborate of recent years. It includes 25 evening gowns 30 day dresses and 38 hats.
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London
Duchas of Fife
Trousseau
Pardon Schemes In Napoleonic Era Soldier Tales
The New York Sun notes cases of temporary releases from military jail to attend family events or test desire. A Napoleonic soldier earned a three day furlough for a christening and later received a pardon after serving six months. Frederick the Great spared a captain then sought blunt lessons that led to a death sentence commutation.
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Peer & Eeer Eves
Damon
Pythian
Napoleon
Beecher Reflects on Longtime Friends in Indianapolis Visit
Henry Ward Beecher visits Indianapolis after years apart and recalls finding his old friends in Cedar Hill Cemetery. He tells ministers the group he sought is at rest there, sleeping peacefully as they did during his sermons.
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Henry Ward Beecher
Thiavery
Indianapolis
Mr. Beecher
Cedar Hill
Speed of Animals Compared to Racehorse Sysonhy
Naturalists note no animal exceeds Sysonhy's speed. Instantaneous photos reveal a stride of about twenty six feet. The hare, dog, giraffe, and elephant are described with figures of their top paces and body mechanics, illustrating differences in stride and momentum.
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Sysonhy
Egg Trial Probes Ground for Burial by The Micuitete
A little known Asian tribe the Micuitete tests graves with eggs before burial. Women of the deceased carry baskets of eggs to chosen spots. A dropped egg must crack to be invalid and the search continues until a shell remains intact.
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Asia
Self restraint shapes success and failure in life
For want of self restraint many men are stuck in lifelong struggles caused by their own harshness, making success impossible. Others, less gifted, win through simple patience and calm self control.
Crop report shows corn yield near record but below last year
Washington Oct 10 crop report from the crop reporting board projects corn yield at 2,378,000,000 bushels on 106,884,000 acres with 65.3 percent condition. Spring wheat and oats yields are forecast lower than a year ago while all wheat and barley totals are set. report notes 40 psychologic clinics in the United States beginning with the University of Pennsylvania in 1896.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
Bureau of Statistics
Bureau
Psychibologics Clinica
United States
J. EB. Wallin
University of Pittsburg
University of Pennsylvania
Railroad Timetable Teems with Index of West and Eastbound Trains
The timetable lists multiple routes including the Cheyenne Portland Flyer and the Los Angeles Limited. It shows arrival and departure times for several trains such as the California Express and Overland Limited, with services to Denver and the Pacific lines. The document outlines freight and passenger movements across the western United States with specific departures at various hours.
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Cheyenne-Portland Flyer
Iiam
Shae
Los Angeles Limited
Iting
Bia
California Express
Astivor F
Siete
Pacific Limited
Wig
East Bound
Portland-Cheyen
Ria
Tin —Los Angeles Limited
Ana Poperts
Pina Tie
President denies asking for battleships in naval program
Washington reports President Wilson emphatically denies asking his friends to secure ships for the navy program. He says he did not approve any three or four battleships for the coming naval buildup.
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Washington
Dent Wilson
Congress
Woman to Urge Ban on Slit Skirts and Dances
Washington reports a demand to ban the slit skirt and dances such as the tango and turkey trot. Dr Folkmar, Hygiene Committee chair, issues notice for a National Federation of Womens clubs meeting next Thursday to discuss the push.
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Washington
Folkmar
Thy Federation
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