Chicago Wins Chicago World Series Tilt In Rain
An abridged account describes a Detroit Chicago game with Chicago leading 4 to 1 after three innings as rain mists and a crowd gather for tickets and a first pitch. The lengthy narrative continues across pages detailing battery changes, hits, and late innings.
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Huo
Camate
Bain
Lupon
Schmidt
Kulback
Kitng
Ward
Beers
Schulte Steinfeldt
MeIntyre
Clearyford
Detroit
Eago
Detriot
Chicago
Mad Mexican In Asphalt Fire Rampage
Antonio Catant ono and Meniean rushed a work site shouting hunger and seized chunks of burning asphalt. Workers alarmed by the assault, police arrested Catant ono who was hospitalized with burns. Doctors later ruled insanity rather than genuine madness as the cause.
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Antonio Catantono
Meniean
Sarkmen
Catasiono
Baneer
Wrights Next Serial Flight Aboard Amid Preparations
In France Wright joins Lamane and Margaria the Malian Eine's mother to accompany Weiler Wright on his next flight. Preparations are underway for the event as concerns over a water accident surfaced but the squadron supported him and the convent consented gently.
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Lamane
France
Foucem
Margaria
Weiler Wright
Wright St Sret
Gentty
International Brewers Congress Opens in Berlin
Berlin hosts the International Subnier congress of the Brewers College and Institute for Experimental Research with experts from around the world. The event features debates on moderate beer use, a large brewery machinery exhibit, and an international jury for prizes on brewery products.
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Berlin
Brewers’ College and Institute For Experimental Research
Mertia
Wt. Wahl
Erienes
A. Schalkof
New York Scientific Station
Profes
International Socialist bureau to meet amid European activism
Report covers the tenth gathering of the International Socialist bureau with journalists and parties from Europe and America, aiming to improve cross journalistic collaboration and solidarity. It notes a series of scheduled meetings, voting rules, and topics including abstention from non socialist groups and European colonial conflicts.
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Wrobeels
Maison du Penpte
Partamentsriana
Pockst Tat Party
Europe
America
Internanianja Socialist Bureau
Journaiiats
Socialist Organe
Ist
International Socialist Bureau
Socialist Interparliamentary Commision
Offela Seston
Barens
Congress
Bureas
Hee
France
Mongary
Sweden
Democratic Party of Chitt
Col Stewart to Be Retired After Health Findings
Washington dispatch says Col W P Stewart, longtime Fort Grant exile, is found by a retiring board to suffer valvular heart disease that incapacitates him for military duty. If retired, he would receive about $400 monthly. The board report and presidential action were expected soon, with emphasis on his extensive service and the board’s medical conclusion.
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Washington, D. C
W. P. Stewart
Fort Grant
Stewart
Biewsart
Seine
Artillery
Burwart
Howland
Ben- Art
Amd
Shee Lisatiersey
Mn Efort
Eltet
Siommetsnors Soder
Bret
Mr. Lattimer
Culusel
Eld
Washington, D.C
Special Retiring Board
Orw
WF. Sewer
Fea
The
Americas Army
Taft as Next President Bets Dishonestly Placed
Report of betting at a venue on Taft possibly becoming president. A man claims to have placed bets exceeding 1100,000, with plans to visit the site again before election day to continue wagering.
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William MM. Taft
Uniting
Denby
Servia to declare war as unrest spreads in Balkans
A Belgrade dispatch describes growing turmoil with mobs labeling government figures traitors. Britain and France urge King Peter to quell strife and warn of consequences if war erupts. Austria Hungary fortifies along the Drina, with 16,000 more troops ready if needed, amid protests over Bosnia and Herzogovina annexation and Bulgarian independence.
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Belgrade
Gervis
France
Peter
Gelals
Iar
Austria-Hungary
Bosnas
Herzogovina
Austria
Mungerten
Drina
Bosins
Bervia
Servian
Mt Ie
Tomieta
Turkey
Democratic Campaign Fund Tops $220 000 with Major Donors
The Democratic national committee reports a campaign fund exceeding $220 000 from multiple contributors. Notable donors include Joan Ruppert in New York City and Archibald McNeil in Bridgeport, with several others in Chicago, Los Angeles, and St. Louis contributing $100 or more. The Denver convention fund adds about $41.06 to the total.
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Coeur d'Alene
Ferrell
New Bridge
St. Joe
Flewelling Mill
Ferrall Ball
Kootenal
Jse
Cour d'Alene
Hathdrum
Washington Water Power Company
Ferrel
St. Marten
New York
Lo Santanoe West
Cie Cage
Denver
William A. Clare
Smontana
Ace Eunt
Monroe
Wash
Lpet
Delaeny Mall
New Tore
Joan Ruppert
Kew Terk City
Nathan Streee
W. F. Shodan
New York City
Archibald McNeil
Automobile Accident Ends With Minor Injuries in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia on October 10, responders arrived at a vehicle crash scene to find the injured party Mind er standing, with blood on the chin but otherwise unhurt. The report notes a single vehicle involved and no further harm.
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Philadelphia
Minder
Barrett to Speak on Pacific Coast Policy for Oregon
The Commercial Club announces that Anna Barrett, director general of the International Union of American Repetition, will arrive on October 12. She will deliver an address at the event titled What the Pacific Coast Must More for Oregon.
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Meiworm
Ure
Anha Barrett
Amerie Repetation
Neptial Celebration of Fifth Anniversary at Baptist Church
Charleston observers describe elaborate exercises with notable Southern leaders to mark the fifth anniversary of the First Baptist Church. The venerable coastal institution recently underwent extensive improvements in preparation for the milestone.
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Charleston
South
First Baptist
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