Tigers Rally To Tie Up World Series With 7 2 Win
Detroit defeats Pittsburgh 7 to 2 at Forbes Field to even the world series. Ty Cobb steals home in third inning as Detroit hitters pound Camnitz and Willis for nine safeties. Wagner Cobb and Moriarty star for Tigers in a commanding victory.
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Budget debate sparks clash as Lloyd George outlines plan
In Newcastle David Lloyd George addresses 4000 at the Palace theater delivering a plain talk on the budget. He vows to push the bill to the Lords, warning of a potential revolution if the Lords obstruct the money measure. Suffragists clash with police outside as four earlier supporters are jailed for window smashing at a Liberal club.
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Bombing injures Swedish export official in mail
Stockholm October 9. A postroom bomb exploded as Ian Hammer director of the Swedish Export association opened a package. The blast severely injured his right hand and inflicted facial wounds though not life threatening.
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Stockholm
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Mr. Hammer
Taft Continues Westward After Yosemite Visit
President Taft reached Taft Goes to bed while only suit son drying line El Portal California after hiking Yosemite trails. He plans to stop at Merced Fresno and Bakersfield and reach Los Angeles Monday morning. Taft rode rough trails with escort McKinley and Fordham noting sunrise views and cliff-edge greetings. Reports say he may visit the Philippines in 1911 and Alaska Honolulu Panama on future travels.
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Cave-in at Lake Mercer Kills One Worker
Alfred Trenary aged 45 was killed and Jack Pyles injured when a fourteen foot embankment collapsed while they dug a trench for a cement wall at Lake Mercer in Celina. The accident occurred this morning as stated by the Associated Press.
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Associated Press
Alfred Trenary
Jack Pyles
Lake Mercer
Mexican President Diaz to be feted in El Paso
When President Diaz of Mexico reaches Chihuahua on his way to El Paso he will be greeted by a silver key to the city. He will also receive a silver platter with three cups engraved with Greek letters containing wine salt and water symbolizing the conqueror.
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Diaz
Mexico
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Taft
Two Die in New Jersey Train Collision
Two Central Railroad of New Jersey trains collided head on in fog at Siegfried Pennsylvania early today. Both engineers were killed.
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Allentown
Associated Press
Central Railroad of New Jersey
Siegfried
Hearst Adds Fire to New York Civic Alliance Campaign
New York voters see Hearst joining the Republican Fusion slate as a move to defeat Tammany Hall and control city finances. Bannard remains the nominee as Ivins notes Hearst’s entry, while Justice Gaynor condemns the breach of faith and Jerome withdraws from re election bid.
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Otto T. Barnard
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McClellan
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Bannard
Justice Gaynor
Brooklyn
William Travers Jerome
Fleischmann and Forbes Will Try For Lahm Trophy
Max Fleischmann of Cincinnati pilots as assistant to A Holland Forbes part owner of the balloon New York in one of two trials for the Lahm cup to be held next week. Von Phul and Honeywell are disqualified for failing to notify the Aero Club of America. Curtiss flies over trees at Forest Park in a mile long flight amid rain and fading light.
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ST. Louis
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Cincinnati
A. Holland Forbes
New York
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St. Louis No. 3
Aero Club of America
Minnesota
H. E. Honeywell
August Post
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Gjenn H. Curtiss
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Wright Predicts Higher Speed for Aeroplane Racer
Wright predicts speeds of sixty to seventy miles per hour in an aeroplane racer after breaking the world record for flight over a closed circuit kilometre in government aircraft. He logged about forty six miles per hour for 500 metres and return, and said smaller biplanes and lighter weight would enable faster racing. He favored the Plant design for racing and made two more ascensions after morning flights.
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College Park
Associated Press
Wilbur Wright
Balloon disaster ends in crash at South Bend
William Mattery's dirigible America collapsed from 100 feet. He suffered fractured wrists when he hit the ground. The airship valued at 3000 dollars was destroyed after the propeller tore the bag as a crowd pressed in and forced a sharp ascent.
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Associated Press
William Mattery
Mattery
One Dead Four Hurt As Auto Skids In Chicago Crash
A. J. Kearns, a railroad engineer, was killed instantly and four others were seriously injured when their car skidded, crashed into a tree, and turned turtle on West Jackson Boulevard in Chicago.
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Associated Press
A. J. Kearns
West Jackson Boulevard
Dr Frederick A Cook Recalls North Pole Expedition
Dr Frederick A Cook entertained a large audience at Music Hall Cincinnati, with a two hour lecture recounting the North Pole expedition. He described sailing from Gloucester to Etah, building a winter base, and the sledging route toward the pole, aided by pemmican and Eskimo clothing selections.
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Story OF Pole
North Pole
Frederick A. Cook
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Gibson House
Explorer
Auto Club
Night Rider gang torches tobacco barn in Augusta Kentucky
Twenty five masked riders burned Edward Johnson's tobacco barn at Willow county early morning. Five thousand pounds of tobacco and farming implements wasted. No insurance. Riders warned locals to pool tobacco or face further attack. Governor Willson has twenty five soldiers nearby. An earlier farmer also suffered damage to tobacco and a building in the same area.
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Augusta
Edward Johnson
Willow
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Caddo
Pendleton County
A. W. Hedgock
United States Prepares Protest Over Manchurian Pact
London dispatches report Washington plans a vigorous protest against the China Japan agreement on Manchurian affairs, signaling renewed U S opposition amid ongoing regional tensions.
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