Detroit Triumph Delivers Tight World Series Game Three
Chicago and Detroit clash in game three of the world championship series in Chicago. Detroit fights back from two losses, with key plays by Cobb, Rossman, and Mullin, while Chicago’s Sheckard, Evers, and Steinfeldt push in offense as the game features multiple leads and late-inning threats.
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Meintyre
O'Leary
Crawford
Cobb
Rossman
Coughlin
Thomas
Behaefer
Mullin
Pitcher
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Sheckard
Evers
Behulte
Chance
Steinfeldt
Hofman
C. F
Tinker
Kling
Preister
O'Day
Sheridan
McIntyre
Craw
Schulte
Rosaman
Schaefer
Preisler
Orst
Blullin
King’s Treen
Dee
Borman
Ang
Kile
Fret
Castro's Health Improvement Report From Havana
News dispatch notes President Castro shows marked improvement. He was observed in public streets today, with reports citing calmer health and ongoing recovery. Source mentions Caracas and Willemstad routing, reflecting limited details and translation issues.
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Caracas
Verexuela
Willemstad
Caracao
Castro
Fe Oe
Valencia
Balloon races and asylum decision dominate news from October
Reports from White Plains and Berlin recount a court recommitting Aatry K. Thaw to Matteawan asylum for insanity. In Europe two American balloonists Holland Forbes and Augustus Post escaped a fiery Conqueror crash at 4,000 feet and recovered, while several European balloons attracted attention for their shapes and pilots.
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Matteawan
N.Y
Tuntice Mills
Eupreme Court
Aatry K. Thaw
Matteawan Asylum For Insanity
Berlin
Holland Forbes
Augustus C. Post
Forbes
New
Schmargendorf
Augustue Post
International Missionary Meet Opens in New Orleans
New Orleans October 12 foreign mission work dominated the international missionary conference of the Church of Christ Mission study classes. The day spanned ten hours with reports and addresses. A B McLean of Cincinnati opened proceedings with a summary of the Foreign Missionary Society’s achievements.
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Foreign Missiona
International Missionary Conference
Church of Christ Mission
A. B. McLean
Cincinnati
Foreign Missionary Society
Bryan to Speak in Nebraska and Chicago Tour
After a three day tour of Nebraska William J. Bryan will depart for Denver to address a convention hall audience. The itinerary lists three major speeches in seven days with stops in Denver Omaha and Chicago and a rental in Lincoln next Sunday.
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Get
Ebraska
William J. Bryan
Denver
Bryan
Mark
Omaha
Lincoln
Sirocco Crew From Florida Wreck Reported Safe in Boston
Captain Monroe and five crew members of the British schooner Sirocco, feared lost after a wreck off the Florida coast on October 1, were landed in Boston today by the fruit steamer Horatius.
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Herr Macket
Austria
Redetsky
Hintertoisser
M. Wiegand
Boston
Mass
Monroe
Sirocco
Florida
Horatius
Tragic auto crash claims Martin Conley in Brooklyn
New York Oct 12 Martin Conley a doctor and son of ex assemblyman Martin Conley of Brooklyn was crushed to death today when an automobile caromed from the road at about forty miles an hour and ran him down in Brooklyn.
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Martin Conley
Comptroller
Omeg
Brooklyn
Socialist ticket attorney seeks ballot placement in North Dakota
Arthur LeSeur of Minot asks the North Dakota Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus to compel Arthur Blaisdell to place the socialist party on the general election ballot. The case targets the party’s entire statewide ticket, including presidential electors.
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N. D
Arthur LeSeur
Minot
Supreme Court
Arthur Blaisdell
North Dakota
Uist
Will Wright Refuse Ride To The Queen
Le Mans Italy declines the Dowager Queen Margerita request to join an early Wright brothers flight. Wilbur Wright already consented but will seek a safe excuse to avoid the aero plane risk after the queen urged to accompany him.
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Italy
Margherita
Wilbur Wright
Wright
Taft Begins Tour of Ohio Focused on Farmers
Taft launched a campaign swing through Ohio with stops in rural districts, planning speeches to farmers about protecting tariffs and arguing Republican policy over Democratic tariff ideas. The trip follows New York betting markets showing little wagering on Taft at early odds. Taft leaves Cincinnati for a continuous campaign tour aiming to cover the state before election night.
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Cincinnati
Wm. H. Taft
Thi City
Taft
Wright Asked for Legion of Honor Decoration
Paris October 12 The prominent group appeals to the government to decorate Wilbur Wright the American aviator with the Legion of Honor in recognition of his success in serial navigation.
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Paris
Wilbur Wright
J W Tilly Dies After Illness In Fargo
Attorney John W. Tilly a Fargo pioneer and leading lawyer died at St Luke's hospital after a long illness and paralysis. He would have been 57 on Feb 22 1909, came to Fargo in 1882, born in Ohio, studied law there and built a wide reputation. Remains were moved to the Luger Furniture parlors awaiting funeral arrangements after word to his father and sister in Medina Ohio.
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Fargo
St. Luke's Hospital
Tilly
Ohio
Medina
Rareon
Ana
Luger
Sen
War clouds fade as powers seek peace in Europe
Report from London indicates a shift toward peace talks as key nations align with common interests. Ser Via reportedly supports cooperation, signaling a possible end to the mounting conflict and a move toward negotiated settlement.
War strength figures for Austria and Servia
The report lists Austria Hungary with 409,000 active, 381,000 reserve, totaling 790,000 in war strength and 4,700,000 unorganized available for duty. Servia shows 27,000 active, 198,000 reserve, total 225,000, with 80,000 unorganized available for duty.
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Austria-Hungary
UN Org
London Talks Point to Friendly End to Balkan Crisis
News from storm centers in the near east says powers expect a friendly solution to the crisis. Servia appears to align with other interested states and adopts a quiet stance as the Belgrade government gains influence over decisions. The Balkan assembly shows confidence in the government while the cabinet pursues cautious negotiations. In Belgrade an extraordinary session endorsed vigorous measures for national defense and the war ministry receives a $3.2 million credit. The Skupshtina also sent a greeting to Montenegro and awaits further decisions.
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Servia
Hmne
Bervian National Assembly
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Belgrade
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Skupshtina
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Lecture on Scottish Letters Tonight at First Methodist
Prof Chax and M Stuart of the Methodist Episcopal College of Illinois speak at the First Methodist church parlors this evening at 6 oclock on Scottish letters and characteristics. The talk is expected to draw many Fargo residents. Stuart led services yesterday morning and evening.
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Methodist Church
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Methodist Episcopal College of Illinois
First Methodist Church
Fargo
Stuart
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Establish New Wireless Record By United Telegraph Co
In San Francisco on October 12 the United Wireless Telegraph Co claims a new wireless record from its Russian Hill station. It established continuous communication with the Kabuke station on Oahu in Hawaii from 1:30 to 4:00 a.m. The Honolulu distance is about 2,200 miles.
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Honolulu
Woman Drowns in Vat of Wine at Occidental Ranch
Mrs. Geo. Coller, wife of a rancher, visited the Coller winery on the Occidental ranch and fell into a large wine vat. She became overcome by fumes or immersion and drowned, the incident occurring yesterday.
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Missing Boy Believed Murdered In New Jersey Find
New York police travel Frances McLeod to Belford New Jersey to identify a buried child as Harold Melcod Shaw, son missing a week from Brooklyn. Mrs McLeod’s conflicting statements spark efforts to determine motive and potential father Randolph Shaw, a New York lawyer, though he denies involvement.
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Uurder
Frances Melcod
Belford
N. J
Harold
Brooklyn
Mra. McLeod
Randolph John Shaw
Trans-Mississippi Congress Sets Denver Meeting Date 1909
San Francisco reports the executive committee of the Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress has decided to hold the next congress meeting in Denver in August 1909. The article notes the event is planned for Denver following the 1909 schedule.
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The
Trans-Mississippi Commercial Congress
Denver
Riot at Enterprise Leaves Several Wounded in Fairmount
In Fairmount West Virginia on October 12 three men are dying and ten others are seriously wounded after a riot between miners and outside men at Enterprise nine miles away. Local authorities are investigating the clash and medical teams are treating the injured as of last night.
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W. Va
Enterprise
Adjusters on the Scene at Inkster
Grand Forks North Dakota October 12 The Great Northern train to Inkster carried fire insurance representatives who arrived to adjust losses in the scorched city The fire is described as one of the fastest on record with the district fully ablaze within about two hours from the blaze starting, forcing extended work for each adjuster policy their arrival and ongoing assessment of damage all through the burned area
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Detroit
Grand Forks
N. D
Great Northern
Inkster
Jonathan
DIES AT AGE OF 110 YEARS IN SCENIC FALLS NY
Scenic Falls New York October 13 Mrs Charlotte Decker dies aged 109 would have turned 110 on November 27 Her father Godfrey Neala served as a colonial army volunteer and she recalled hardships at Valley Forge She remembered 1813 when grain sold for five dollars a bushel She was thrice married the last time at 102 to Samuel Decker aged 62 Taft climbs Mount Auburn and visits Cincinnati hills before private car trip with Mrs Taft in Seven Hills.
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Scenic Falls
N. Y
Godfrey Neala
Banquet Called for Railway Mail Clerks in Grand Forks
North Dakota congressional figures A J Gronna Thomas Marshall and Congressman Steenerson invited to attend a banquet on October 21 hosted by Grand Forks railway mail clerks. P J Schardt, VP of the national clerks organization, will attend to promote association aims and discuss legislation including the failed per diem bill. The group will review itemized expense reporting required by the government.
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Thomas ¥. Marshall
North Dakota
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P. J. Schardt
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