Boston Areaide Ninth Inning Baseball Score
Boston team leads 6 to 2 in the ninth inning after a late surge as the home crowd watches.
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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1916
Page
1
Boston Comes Back to Lead Series After Six-Run Eight
The World Series game at Ebbets Field sees Boston rally past Brooklyn with six runs through eight innings. Brooklyn scores twice early but Boston answers with two in the second and adds singles in later frames to lead 6 2 after eight. Marquard pitched for Brooklyn and Leonard for Boston as the crowd of fans grows.
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Boston
Associated Press
New York
Ebbett’s Field
Brooklyn
Merquard
Meyers
Leonard
Carrigan
Robins
Ebbett’s
Marquard
Sox
Down With The King Cries From Mytilene Crowd
Greek exiled leader Venizelos addressed islanders in Mytilene on Saturday urging accountability for the crisis. He blamed ministers and attributed the king as a victim of advisers who favored a German victory, amid cries of down with the king and traitor.
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London
Constantine
Mytilene
M. Venizelos
Greece
Venizelos
Ais
Thomas J. Gold Receives Warm Stoneville Reception
Thomas J. Gold spoke for Woodrow Wilson and the Democratic nominees in Stoneville, Rockingham County, drawing a large, enthusiastic crowd and many ladies with floral stage decorations. He traveled from Reidsville by car with County Chairman Humphreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Gold
Stoneville
Rockingham County
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Gold
Reidsville
Humphreys
Submarine Campaign Claimed Lawful Under Warfare Rules
Berlin reports on October 11 that the German submarine campaign off the American coast is being conducted in full accordance with the rules of warfare, backed by firm convictions in the administration and foreign circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Tuckerton
N. J
Teutons Fight Rumanians as Britain Presses On
Reports describe Teutons and Rumanians clashing over Transylvania and Romanian frontier areas while British forces resume aggression in the Struma region and near Monastir. Vienna notes repulsed Romanian attacks and tensions rise over submarine activity off the American coast.
Hughes voices stand for American rights and tariffs
Charles Hughes in Clarksburg West Virginia pledges to protect American fires property and commerce and deny any agreement with others He supports protective tariffs and opposes government by hold up while endorsing the eight hour day in principle and opposing abdication of power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
W. Va
Charles Hughes
Hughes
United States
Mr. Hughes
Abandoned Boats Might Belong to Kingstonian Crew
Five abandoned boats were spotted by the Spanish steamer Antonio Lopez, relayed from Nantucket to naval authorities, suggesting a possible Kingstonian crew trace after a torpedoed sinking. The search has been suspended and the message notes boats from a three mile radius, all in good condition and bearing painted “Liverpool.”
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Newport
R. L
Antonio Lopez
Nantucket
Kingstonian
Liverpool
Dorsett Sentenced to Seventeen Months on Roads
Ned Dorsett received 17 months on the roads after convictions on assault charges including drawing a shotgun on Officer Carroll. He was found guilty in four cases across two days, with earlier lengthy legal arguments influencing the total. He appealed the judgment to the Superior Court.
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Carroll
Datton
Dorsett
L. B. Williams
Southern Rifle Shoot Opens in Jacksonville
Competition for the Southern Rifle association individual championship began at the government range in Jacksonville. The southern team match starts tomorrow. National Rifle Association matches for the U S championship run October 13 through October 23 with about 60 teams expected, including military branches and civilian groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Southern Rifle Association
National Rifle Association
United States
French Troops Advance Along the Somme Front
Paris reports that during last night French troops gained more ground south of the Somme. The French war department announced the advance as German forces attacked heavily in the Vosges with violent shelling.
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Somme
Associated Press
Paris
French War Department
Vosges
Dr. H. M. Wharton to Preach in Kinston
Dr. H. M. Wharton a noted Baptist minister from Baltimore will visit Kinston for a series of services at the First Baptist church during November announcing a major October 11 posting in the local paper.
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Kinston
H. M. Wharton
Baltimore
First Baptist Church
Woodworking Plant Sold at Auction in Fayetteville
The Cowell Woodenware company assets in Fayetteville were sold at public auction Monday afternoon to C. M. Watson for 311,271.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Cowell Woodenware Company
C. M. Watson
Plan Packing Plant to Boost Oxford Industry
Oxford residents plan a mass meeting to organize steps toward establishing a meatpacking plant in Oxford. Local officials and business supporters aim to attract investment and create jobs in the community.
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Oxford
Young Captain Astor Having Lively Career In War
Captain John Jacob Astor son of Baron Astor and Waldorf Astor's expatriation, pursues a busy war career in Britain. He has earned multiple honors, including a lieutenant title with the Life Guards, is noted as a champion racquet player, and was recently wounded in France.
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London
Get
John Jacob Astor
Baron Astor
Willan Waldorf Astor
New York
Ceptain Astor
Life Guards
Great Britain
Young Astor
France
Wilson-Bickett Club to be organized in High Point
Chairman Mendenhall plans a Wilson-Bickett club formation at the Democratic rally in the armory before Governor Craig’s address. attendees urged to come and hear the governor with ladies invited. Governor Craig expected to arrive Friday afternoon. Maj. Sinclair to oversee governor’s entertainment.
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Wilson -Bickett Club
High Point
Mendenhall
Wilson-Bickett Claub
Carig
Stepublicans
Craig
Maj. L. ©. Sinclair
Bishops March to Hall in Ecclesiastical Robes
In St Louis the bishops of the Protestant Episcopal church entered Hallah temple in ceremonial robes for the 44th triennial opening. Thousands watched as delegates planned a press access measure and social service talks to accompany the general session. A communion service was set at Christ's Church Cathedral before proceedings.
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St. Louis
Protestant Episcopal Church
Hallah Temple
House of Bishops
Christ’s Church Cathedral
Weather outlook: fair tonight and Thursday
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday with warmer temperatures. Moderate northeast winds are expected.
High Point Issues Rush of Residential Building Permits
In High Point a surge of residential permits is issued as the city expands housing for factory workers. The four permits include Bessie M. Wood’s eight room Boulevard residence valued at 4000 built by B. F. Montgomery. W. Petty’s seven room Chestnut Street house costing 1200 by Brown brothers. R. P. Underwood’s seven room White Oak home at 950 by Cc A Beck. and John Leach’s three room Fairview house costing 400 built by A N Greer.
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High Point
Bessie M. Wood
Boulevard
Howell
King
B. F. Montgomery
W. ©. Petty
Chestnut Street
Brown Brothers
R. P. Underwood
White Oak
Commerce
North Streets
Cc. A. Beck
John Leach
Fairview
Farlow
Vail
A. N. Greer
Pickett Mill Captures Industrial Prize at Fair
Greensboro dated Oct 11 Veterans day at Central Carolina fair grounds featured Gen Julian Carr of Durham addressing the crowd and a notable automobile parade with High Point and Greensboro entries. Pickett Cotton Mills of High Point won the industrial prize for their decorated car showcasing cotton looms and spindles.
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Greensboro
Central Carolina Fairgrounds
Julian 8. Carr
Durham
High Point
Fair Grounds
General Carr
Pickett Cotton Mills
Hich Point
P. Finton
FP. M. . Pigkett
Sigh ‘Point
Messrs
Moses P.M. Pickett
Robert Walker
British Captain Clears Ship for Immediate Sail
Savannah reports a British captain cleared his steamship and said it would sail later today after doubts about a submarine lingering off the South Atlantic coast. Credence in the initial warning faded as the captain announced readiness to depart.
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Associated
Preas
Savannah
South Atlantic
Baxter Couple Arrive After Bride Tour
Dr and Mrs Oscar P D Baxter arrived this morning from an extended bride tour to northern cities. They will be at home for a few days with Mr and Mrs J H Petty before moving into their Richardson Street home.
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Oscar PD. Baxter
J. H. Petty
Richardson Street
Kingstonian Sinking Sought by U S Destroyers off Nantucket
Newport R I Oct 11 The U S destroyers hunting for the Kingstonian crew after the British steamer was sunk by a German submarine off the Nantucket light ship Sunday last report no trace found. The sea and weather were rough and the submarine’s fate remains a mystery as allied patrols stay vigilant off the coast.
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Associated Press
Newport
R. L
United States
Kingstonian
Nantucket
Steamer reports find no German submarine off coast
New York dispatch says arriving steamships from east and west observe no U boat sighting and report no unusual activity or allied warships in the area.
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New York
Jesse F Miller of Randolph County Citizen is Dead
Jesse F Miller of that town aged 67 and a prominent Randolph citizen died at 7 yesterday morning. H Sechrest of J W Sechrest and son undertakers prepared for burial and he will be buried Friday in Ashiwroyeasts according to the notice.
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Jesse F. Miller
Randolph County
H. Sechrest
J. W
Tobacco Market Totals Rise in Greonville Sale
Greenville reports over 8,000 pounds of tobacco sold this season with an average price of 18 dollars and 75 cents per pound. Local market activity shows steady demand and rising prices as the season progresses.
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Greonville
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Lansing
Seres
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Thower
Struma
Monastir
Transylvania
Austrian War Office
Lem
Berry
House of
Pownes
Reichsteg
Germany
Long Branch
Wilson
Washington
Atlantic City
Ned Dorsett
Dr. Wharton
Plan Packing Plant
Astor
Pickett Mill Won “Industrial” Prize
High Point Industry
Julian Carr
Dr. and
Mrs. Baxter
New England
Sncoming
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