Athletics Beat Giants 6 to 5 in World Series Tilt
In Philadelphia on October 16 the Athletics defeated the Giants 6 to 5 as Oldring drove in a first inning triple. Bender pitched for the Athletics, while Demaree started for the Giants and recovered after a rough start. The crowd of about 20 000 was unsettled by early protests and a brief riot over seating.
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Shafer
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Merkle
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Bender
Demaree
Oldring
Bean
Kiem
Connelly
Rigler
Chief Meyers
Jeff Tesreau
McLean
Jeff
Ball
Baker
Ff Matty
Peebles
Collins
Adolphus Busch Dies in Germany at 8 15 PM
News of the death of Adolphus Busch president of the Anheuser Busch Brewing Association in St. Louis reached the city by message from his son August A. Busch to his grandson Adolphus Busch III. He passed away peacefully at 8 15. He was recognized as a longtime useful citizen of St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Germany
Adolphus, Busch
Anheuser‘Busch Brewing Association of
August A. Busch
Adolphus Busch III
Morning Paper Car Sales Comparison Table
A compact table lists car sales figures for a period with each line showing a different model. The snippet highlights two or more brands and their sales counts, reflecting a market snapshot in a morning newspaper format.
Last Barrier In Canal Blown Up
Washington reports that at 2 o clock today President Wilton touched a button in the White House triggering a 4000 mile electrical signal that exploded the Gamboa dike. The breach clears the canal for light draft vessels and links Gatun Lake to the Atlantic via Gatun locks, though full ocean to ocean navigation awaits deeper water and functioning locks. The event ends central division dredging and signals the start of post dike steam shovel operations.
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Washington
Wilton
White House
Gamboa Dike
Panama Canal
Central Division
Chagres
Culebra
Gatut
Jatun Lake
New Haven Train Crashes Trolley Near Westfield
One dead and eleven injured when a New York New Haven and Hartford train bound for Middletown collides with a Meriden bound trolley in Westfield Connecticut. Three of the injured are dying.
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Westfield
Conn
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Middletown
Kaiser Orders Racing Yacht To Replace Meteor
Emperor William ordered from Max Oertz of Hamburg a new racing schooner to replace Meteor. The outcome may affect Germany's challenge for the America’s Cup with an Oertz designed cutter.
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Hamburg
Germany
William
Max Ocertz
Meteor
Oecrtz
Rioting in Mexico City as troops called to quell protests
In Mexico City the Chamber of Deputies saw the arrest of more than 100 Opitia members by order of President Huerta for forming a committee to probe the killing of Senator Domíues of Chiapas who condemned Huerta on September 28. Crowds cheered as deputies were dragged away, soldiers charged the streets with cavalry and sabers, and streets were cleared as troops sealed off approach to the building amid widespread tumult.
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Mex
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Chamber of Deputies
Huerta
Dominues
Chiapas
Senate
Sulzer Impeachment Trial Near Verdict
Albany Oct 10 The impeachment trial of Governor Sulzer nears a verdict with final arguments from prosecution and defense. Parker denounces Sulzer as a criminal. Herrick closes for defense. Brackett seals with perjury and witness credibility claims. Court to reconvene Monday to finish the case.
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Emf
Sulzer
Alton B. Parker
Commonwealth
D. Cady Herrick
Brackett
Bomb outrages cleared up by arrest of Black Hand gang
New York police announce the most complete roundup of a Black Hand gang. They report solving over 125 bombings poisonings burglaries arson and one murder since January. Eight gang members are jailed with four more sought. Confessions blame unions for hiring dynamiters with payments up to 200 dollars per job.
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New York
George 8. Dougherty
Lupo the Wolf
Ae.a
Alfred Lehman
Hackensack
Anthony Sadattus
Attempted Life at Inauguration of Chinese President
In Pekin on October 1 Chen, a Pekin resident, attempted to assassinate Yuan Shikai during the ceremony of his oath of office. Chen confessed that Southern rebels bribed him to attack, and several bombs were found at his residence.
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China
Chen
Yuan
Tiuan Shih Kai
Pardoned Ohio inmates include oldest prisoner Taborn
Governor Cox granted pardons to John Taborn of Delaware county and Joseph Chancellor of Brown county. Taborn, an Ohio penitentiary inmate since 1870, was serving a life term for second degree murder and had refused an earlier pardon with a Home condition. He remarked the change on High Street felt strange after years in prison.
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Cox
John Taborn
Delaware County
Ohio Penitentiary
Joseph Chancellor
Brown County
Taborn
Harris
Sandusky
High Street
Bowdle’s Trousers Wore Out On Job
Representative Bowdle of Cincinnati telegraphed the Serjeant at Arms that six months of sitting in the House wore out his only trousers. He will not travel to Washington for a few days until replacements are delivered. He was among members recalled to restore a House quorum.
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Washington
Bowdle
Cincinnati
Wilson to Begin War on Trusts
President Wilson announces plans to introduce anti trust legislation at the December Congress session. He asks Representative Henry D Clayton to step aside from the Alabama Senate race to gain his expertise as chairman of the House Judiciary Committee. Clayton says he will comply, increasing odds of Underwood's election to the Senate.
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Congress
Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
House
Judiciary’ Committee
Clayton
Underwood
Senate
Prosecution of Jew Crumbling in Kiev Trial
Reporting from Kiev in October 1910, the trial of Men de Bethas and four Jews for the alleged ritual murder of Christian boy Andrew Yushinsky in March 1910 is weakening. Officials fear collapse of the case amid anti Semitic pressure and infighting. The court faces a vitriolic attack while authorities seize a Black Hundred organ from circulation.
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Kiev
Russia
de Bethas
Andrew Yushinsky
Bellise
Dreyfus
Kierlianin
Black Hundred
Roosevelt Party Well After Transatlantic Voyage
The liner Van Dyck reached Barbados this morning with Colonel Roosevelt and his party aboard after sailing last Saturday for Barbados and South American ports. Captain Cadogan reported perfect weather and daily deck time and gymnasium exercise. all travelers are well.
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Vandyck
Lnst
Roosevelt
Barbados
Anthony Cadogan
Proms
al Voyagere
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