Baker Again Hero Of Game In Scrappy World Series Contest
Frank Baker hit a decisive home run in the ninth inning to tie the game and, with Collins, sparked the Athletics to a 3 2 win over the Giants in eleven innings. Coombs dominated after the third as Mathewson struggled behind five costly errors by his teammates. Crowd of about 37 000 witnessed Philadelphia’s victory and a large overflow of ticket prices amid the controversy.
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New York
Frank Baker
Athletics
Giants
Baker
Collins
Herzog
Coombs
Mathewson
Snodgrass
Philadelphian
Matty
National Commission
Lord
Oldring
Murray
Not for Her and Salt Water Fishing Preserve Planned
A humorous exchange hints at a tiny suitor at a family dinner. Bermuda plans a five square mile salt water fishing preserve by sealing Harrington Sound with a concrete sill and a screen to block fish exit.
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Bermuda
Harrington Sound
Lexington and Boston Street Railway Timetable 1911
Condensed timetable effective October 2 1911 shows weekday departures from Concord Arlington Heights Lowell and connections to Concord. Light and dark type cars note routes to Bedford and through service. Includes legal notices from Middlesex County Maynard and Marlboro rail crossing petition with schedule for public view and official posting.
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Lexington & Boston Street Railway
Bedford
Lowell
Concord
Arlington Heights
Concord, Maynard & Hudson St Ry
Maynard
Middlesex
Marlboro
Pitchborg
Probate Court citation for estates in Middlesex and Sudbury
Two probate notices issued by the Middlesex Probate Court. The first cites Enoch Garfield’s estate in Concord for the administrator’s first account, with hearings set for November and publication and mailing deadlines. The second cites Amelia H. Lyman’s estate in Sudbury for Aurelia W. Perry’s first account, with a hearing date October and publication and mailing requirements.
Probate Court Cites Heirs in Jones Estate Case
Middlesex Probate Court summons heirs and interested parties in the estate of Ann EB Jones to appear October 27 1911 to show cause why Wilbur F Jones should be issued letters testamentary without bond. Public notices required weekly for three weeks in Acton Newspaper with proof of service seven days before court.
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Commonwealth of Massachusetts
Middlesex
Enoch Garfield
Concord
Cambridge
Concord Enterprise
Charles J. McIntire
Squire
Said
Amelia H. Lyman
Aurelia W. Perry
Sudbury
W. B. Rogers
Register
Ann EB. Jones
Acton
Wilbur F. Jones
Sai
Petition to Sell Real Estate for Estate of Annette M Clark
Commonwealth court orders license to privately sell the Bedford county real estate of Annette Maria Clark to distribute assets. Caroline Perry administrator with will annexed must notify all heirs within the state fourteen days and publish for three weeks in Bedford Weekly Sentinel before the October 23 1911 hearing.
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Commonwealth of Usetts
Middlesex
Ss. Court
Annette Maria Clark
Bedford
Caroline ©. Perry
Cambridge
Bedford Enterprise
Charles 3. McIntire
Esauvire
Notice of Administratrix Appointment for Pratik Hi Joties
Carrie E. Kimball is named administratrix of the estate of Pratik Hi Joties late of Middlesex County Massachusetts deceased. She has taken upon herself the trust with bond as required by law. All creditors must present their demands and debtors must pay the estate to Carrie E. Kimball at South Acton Massachusetts. October 7 1911.
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G. R. Hall
Albert Vanderhoof
B. F. Townsend
Ralph £. Durkee
Hudson
Clatiwood
Rice & Hutchins
Creighton
Main
Lizette & Dupuis
Main St
Walden St
Stasio
Crosby's Cash Store
Maynard's Block
Maynard, Mass
MétheWiol Go Uu
Commonwealth of
Court House
East Cambridge
Maynardin
Boston Railroad
Maynard Enterprise
Ralph
Ralph N. Smith
William F Walsh
Boston
Admministrator
F. E. Harris
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Frank E. Harris
Bedford St
Masc
O. Barnes
C. L. King
Maynard Block
Maynard, Mase
Ae Mayn
Mccarronard, Mass
D. C
Latty
F. H. Bryant
Gen
Garland
South Acton
Mass
Ethel
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