Coshocton Boys Win Football Game Over Newcomerstown
Coshocton defeats Newcomerstown 5 to 6 in a windy Thursday clash marked by a lone Beach touchdown early, Coshocton’s line overpowering Newcomerstown’s defense, and a strong Coshocton rush. Several standout Coshocton players paced the victory as the season nears midstream, with a rematch slated for October 14 at Coshocton.
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Coshocton
Hoagland
Carnes
Beach
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Sandon
Yingling
Grand Army Opens 26th Encampment Arrives in Washington
Washington readies for the Grand Army of the Republic twenty sixth encampment with massive tents on the White Lot lodging indigent veterans and a week of events including an auto parade regatta on the Potomac and a Camp Roosevelt decision at the Whiteout where John Hay delivers the keynote address. Emile Zola is buried in Paris in a plain funeral with working class ranks and guards keeping order as Captain Dreyfus passes unseen.
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Government Printing Office
Potomac
Roosevelt
John Hay
Convention Hall
Zola
Paris
Emile Zola
Dreyfus
Man Surrenders in Embezzlement Case from Baltimore
Akron report details a 55 year old man who entered a central police station claiming pursuit for embezzlement in Baltimore. He gave name Joseph Smith registering 25 and said he was a toohkeeper for National Biseau company. Baltimore officers notified. In San Francisco Ralph L. Rose set a shot put world record 43 feet 0 inches at the Academic Athletic league meet beating prior mark 42 feet 7 inches.
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Baltimore
Joseph Smith
National Biseau Company
Smith
San Francisco
Ralph L. Rose
Healdsburg
Dewitt
Princeton
Academic Athletic League
Rose
Plan Outlined At Conference Between Roosevelt And Cabinet
At Wilkesbarre Pennsylvania October 6 President Roosevelt and coal operators failed to resolve the anthracite strike. Union leaders tighten defenses as Illinois miner leader W R Russell arrives to discuss relief funds. Operators deny 15 percent production and prepare possible resumption amid warnings of potential violence.
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W. R. Russell
Miners’ Union
Illinois
Mitchell
Russell
Ilinois
Wesbdart Tives
Putshers
Avenue Theater
John Mitchell
W. B. Wilson
Mineral Union
Wilson
Double Header Ends National League Season in St Louis
Oddly garbled recap from Oct 6 reports shows Chicago and St Louis clubs clashing in a doubleheader to close the 1902 NL season. Box scores appear incomplete with scattered names Wiener Merigintinchett Weaver Kilng and Pitts among others, and final tallies unreadable.
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St. Lone
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Ratterieg
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Cera Wit
Pitts
President Roosevelt Seeks Relief From Coal Strike
Washington conference among Roosevelt and cabinet leaders signals possible congressional inquiry into miners' complaints and urging Pennsylvania legislature to act. Simultaneous actions include printer union funding coal strike relief and a Kentucky coal lands offer to President Roosevelt to avert a coal famine.
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Johannes C. Bemucis
Nashville
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Snyder Guilty of Bribery Sentenced to Five Years
Banker Robert M. Snyder was found guilty of bribery during the municipal assembly corruption probe in St. Louis. He did not defend himself and faces a five year imprisonment. The case ties to the City Lighting bill and a $47,500 payment distribution.
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Emil Hartman
Edmund Bersch
Otto Schumacher
Charles Denny
Adolph Madera
John Schnettler
House of Delegates
Ed Butler
Charlies IP
Kelly
Robert M. Snyder
Central Traction
Assembly
Drowned Woman and Fire Fables From Peoria and Fargo
In Peoria a woman drowns after inhaling gas while her husband, preparing a bath, disconnects a pipe from a heater and collapses. He recovers. she falls into the partially filled tub and also drowns. In Chicago a huge boycott hits clothing workers. In Fargo a stock building of Wream Watt company is burned, losses about 150000 with 145000 insured.
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Wream Watt Company
Casey Stirs Em Up Admiral Casey Attacks Panama Rights
A 1906 dispatch reports Rear Admiral Casey aboard the Wisconsin near Panama ordering Colombian troops and war material not be transported across the Isthmus by rail without special permission. The move prompts protests from Governor Salazar and raises questions of U S obligations under the 1846 convention to guarantee transit and sovereignty rights.
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Colombia
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Panama
Wisconsin
Isthmus
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Salazar
United States
Ehrman
General Salazar
City faces rise in burglaries as thefts top ten thousand
Minneapolis police face a sharp rise in crime with Superintendent White warning the public that the force is notori ously inadequate to curb burglars and porch climbers. In four days thieves have netted about $10,000 in plunder, including $2,000 in jewelry from Thomas Lowry, the railroad magnate, whose home was robbed.
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Minneapolis
White
Thomas Lowry
President's Condition Amid Market Report
Washington reports the president is doing very well and nearly recovered from last week’s strain. Markets show grain and stock price movements across cattle, sheep, hogs, and various regional exchanges with mixed results and noted price ranges.
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White House
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Fale
Bos Lelfuis
Prine Wethers
Chalee Inuiby
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Canada
Boston
Bogitle
Aleve Leo
Buegsle
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Nancy Creamery
Roger Lygebresh
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