Brooklyn and Boston Batter Order Summary in Baseball Game
Brooklyn Johnston Myers Merkle Wheat Cutshaw Mowrey Olwen Meyers Marquard Cheney Rucker faced Boston. Rucker’s slow ball to plate, Cutshaw outs Gardner. Errors and outs noted with no runs in innings. Hooper, Janvrin, Mowrey, Getz figure in late-inning plays. final frames show no score.
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Brooklyn
Johnston
Myers
Merkle
Rucker
Cutshaw
Gardner
Scott
Olson
Carrigan
Walker
Hooper
Boston
Leonard
Janvrin
Meyers
Mowrey
Lewis
Stengel
Getz
Heston—Marquard
Johaston
John Sion
Wheat
Gariier
Cutehow
Borton
Hoblitzel
Marquard
Hoblitzer
Heston
Hoblitzell
Hises
Tun
Olso
Pfeffer
Cheney
Johnsten
Slooper
Heeund
Cutehaw
Heston—Gardner
Orm
Ojon Meyera
Hoblitsel
Helita
Jowrey
Olean
Janvri Scowleg
Ven Mollie
Foblrteer
Jy h—O'aid
Maya
Lewin
Paes
Wiporm
Brooklyn Nationals Rally in Fourth Game of World Series
Brooklyn and Boston clash in game four at Ebbets Field amid a cool, clear day. Heston, Marquard, and Gardner vie with Lewis and Carrigan as Brooklyn climbs to within a game. multiple early scoring plays and defensive miscues shape the tense contest.
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Fbibbeta
Brooklyn
N. C
Brooklyn Nationals
Boston Americans
Red Sox
Brooklyn Bell
Bostons
Ebbett's
Boston
Stauds
Riots Erupt as Bayonne Police Enforce Plant Guards
In Bayonne New Jersey police guard key plants after a battle with about 1 000 striking workers at the Standard Oil Tide Water Oil Hergen Point Chemical and Vacuum Oil sites at Constable Rock. Four policemen and nine rioters wounded, two strikers not expected to recover. Police armed with rifles and shotguns entrench near Tidewater yards as barricades block trolley lines and cars are halted. Workers travel by tug and motor boats to reach jobs. two men arrested after earlier disturbance.
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Bayonne
N. J
Standard OW Company
Tide Water Oil Company
Hergen Point Chemical Works
Vacuum Oil Company
Constable Rock
Tidewater I
Serb Relief Fund Nears Exhaustion in Serbia
Belgrade reports the American Red Cross relief commission will halt by late November due to lack of US support and European food constraints. Since start, 1,880 tons of food and clothing have been sent to Belgrade. About 96,000 people depend on the relief, with the Austrian government planning iron food aid for 10,000 and assistance for 10,000 more, leaving 19,000 unprovided.
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Belgrade
London
Rot Cross Relief Commission
Serbia
Edward Stuart
Romania
Peake
United States
Stuart
Perdona
Comralenion
Italian Forces Open Coastal Front Assault
Vienna dispatch from London says Italian forces ended eight days of bombardment and began a general attack yesterday afternoon against Austro Hungarian positions on the coastal front, according to an official announcement.
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Vienna
London
Get
Uncle Sam Presses Allies to Accept Blame for Neutral Attacks
Washington reports United States memorandum to alliance nations assigns responsibility for any clash between belligerent warships and neutral submarines to the negligent powers. It cites U-63 raid off Nantucket and discusses rights of neutral port visits, urging no liability against Newport damages claims and warning of legal challenges.
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Washington
Atlantic
Nantucket
Termes
United States
Neural
Polk
Department
London
Newport
Mayor Thompson Office Raided Over Gambling Probe
Chicago officials including Mayor William Hale Thompson and Chief of Police Healy faced grand jury subpoenas as State's Attorney Hoyne intensifies probes into gambling, saloons, and Sunday closing law violations. Detectives raided City Hall offices gathering evidence of city complicity and corruption.
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Chicago
William Hale Thompson
Healy
Criminal Court
MacLay Loyns
Hoyne
Thompson
M. J. C. Funkhauser
Moyne
Germany to call men aged 58 to 63 for examination
London reports that Berlin's Tageblatt says military classes 40 to 69 will be examined this month in the province of Brandenburg, with orders applying to those declared unfit for service.
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Germany
London
Reuter
Amsterdam
Berlin
Undenbure
Tin
Death of prominent Russian Jewish journalist in Odessa
A London special to the Jewish Morning Journal reports the death in Odessa of the foremost Russian Jewish journalist C. Frog at age 46. He had been active for the past two years.
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New York
London
Odessa
Tiusein
of & C
Frog
Ticklish Issues Before Commons
London Oct 12 The house of commons began discussion of war problems with Premier Asquith introducing a new vote of credit for 300 million dollars. Debate may cover Ireland governance and conscription, with extensions for age limits and closer scrutiny of men under 40. The current credit brings total to 3 122 million pounds.
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London
House of Commons
Asquith
Government
England
Scotland
Wales
Mure
Reginald McKenna
Impressive Episcopal Ceremony Opens 44th Triennial Convention
In Loula on October 11, bishops in rich robes led a solemn procession at Moolah temple as the 44th triennial convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church began. The session featured organ music and preparatory services. A new chairman for the House of Bishops was to be elected to succeed Leo Boyd Vincent. In the House of Deputies, Rev. James E. Freeman of Minneapolis competed against Rev. Dr. Alexander Mann of Boston for the presidency.
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Loula
Protestant Episcopal Church
Moolah Temple
Oassade
Leo Boyd Vincent Bisho
Southern
Ohi
House of Bishops
Convention
James BE. Freeman
Minneapolin
Minn
Alexander Mann
Boston
House of Deputhea
Farm Prices Up 27.6 Percent From 1915 Level
Prices of farm products rose 27.6 percent in October from a year earlier, the Agriculture Department said in its monthly price report. The index climbed 1.4 percent in September, with eight year comparisons showing October 1 figures 32 percent below two years ago and 24.8 percent below the eight year average.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
German War Casualties Reach 3.57 Million to September
London reports a British compilation showing German casualties from the war’s start through September totaling 3,566,018. The September loss is listed at 179,684, compiled from German officials’ casualty notes as released today.
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London
Cet
British and Romanian Fronts See Mixed Advances
British troops occupied two towns east of the Struma in Greek Macedonia, Hapalova and Prosenik, with advances reported near Seres. French forces gained ground south of the Somme while German actions in Transylvania and Galicia continued, as Romanian and Russian fronts see heavy fighting and strategic withdrawals.
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Macedonia
Seres
Saloniki
London
Eliat
Struma
Greek Macedonia
Brithis
Hapalova
Prosenik
Demir-Hissar Ritikh
Arte
Galicia
Austrian War Office
Lemberg
Herbutov
Marayuvka River
Paris
Somme
French War Department
Schoienhnezin
Vosges
Grenadier Corps
Allied bomber raid on Stuttgart reported by Heuter
London reports Allied aviators dropped a bomber on Stuttgart yesterday evening per Heuter of Amsterdam. The dispatch says no persons or buildings were hit in the targeted area and suggests limited damage.
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London
Stuttgart
Heuter
Ameaterdam
Motor manufacturer party suicide attempt shocks Buffalo scene
Buffalo October 11 Thurman A Hart president of King Dart Motor Balem company was found at his desk with a bullet wound to the head. A revolver lay nearby and doctors said there was little hope for recovery. Associates reported no known motive and could offer no reason for the attempt.
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Buffalo
Thurman A. Hart
King-Dart Motor Balen Company
Dart
Chautauqua Salute Declared Un Sanitary by Missionary Leader
Des Moines January 11 President A Melean of the Foreign Christian Missionary Hooley branded the Chautauqua salute as unsanitary today at the Church of Cheiat convention. He urged delegates to do away with the form as a prominent American was introduced.
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Des Moines
Get
A. Melean
Foreign Christian Missionary Hooley
Fragmentary Legal Debate On Telephones And Revolver Incident
A garbled transcript shows scattered remarks about a firearm and telephone use. An early listener comments on the scene while another person mentions a revolver and a tense exchange. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
Louisville Journal Mint Mikes Mn Oniee Ayaee
An odd fragment from the Louisville Journal mentions mint and a remark about excuses for bringing lone mint. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear names, dates, or events to define a specific item.
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Louisville Journal
Typewriter attachment automates envelope feeding
A new typewriter accessory is described that automatically feeds envelopes or cards into the machine, reducing operator time. The report notes the United States in 115 produced AMO.0KS, a sign of ongoing mechanical innovation and industrial development.
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United States
Mindanao Herald Reports New Volcano Discovery
Lieutenant Donnelly reports discovering an active volcano in the Plagayungan mountains during a patrol from Kapaad. Observations note recent eruption indicators and ash, with burned foliage and damaged ground vegetation suggesting a recent event in the interior of Lange peavines.
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Donnelly
Mindanao
Mindanao Herald
Lange Peavines
Mtn
Cotabite
General Service
Sco
Kapaadd
Dineyungan
Simeke Ap Tani
Tender Skinned Babies and Cuticura Remedies
An old advertisement touts Cuticura Soap and Ointment for baby's tender skin. It promises mild soothing properties for irritated and rashy skin and offers a free sample by mail through a postcard to Cuticura Dept. L Boston, sold everywhere by Ady.
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Cuticura
Dept. L
Boston
Ady
Assistant Director in Movie Studio Faces Express Charge Dispute
Fragmentary report describes an assistant director urging Glen White to cover an express charge last week. The exchange includes a shouted question about identity and a confrontation, ending with a punchy outburst. No clear resolution or names beyond Glen White.
Townspeople Hope For Aid Amid Rising Living Costs
Fragmentary OCR excerpt shows a political exchange with Senator Sorghum about public support and avoiding crowding, referencing fish coat of living problem and inaction. Unable to confirm full context or entities due to missing text.
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Bf DL
Sorghum
Unclear OCR fragment on family dispute and refunds
Fragmentary text shows a nephew and aunt discussing a refund and a boss. Names appear garbled as Mrs Blunderby Towful and a reference to a 2oologhent invent. Context and specifics are unreadable, with no clear event, date, or location to anchor a valid news item.
Paradoxical Dining Sends Mixed Messages
A fragmentary humorous exchange questions rational dining logic as one speaker mocks another for offering a square meal with a round of loot. The dialogue hints at inconsistent expectations and a playful critique of circular reasoning.
Double Trouble in Fragmented Ranting Post
A garbled clipping presents jagged phrases about wife daily life plowing and white shore power, warning not to dust electric globes while unrebutted. The fragment hints at a disrupted narrative with scattered terms like Mhatiunats and statle wlerrivity, lacking clear events or sources.
Mood Loss and Fatalities Highlight August Records
Five quarts of Mood in the human body are noted with half at risk of loss, while Pennsylvania reports 240 industrial fatalities in August, underscoring safety concerns and health reminders amid ongoing industrial activity.
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Ife
Pennsylvania
The Bluff That Failed
In a terse exchange a measured, practical youth offers a strange plan as a frank maid refuses affection. A misstep leads to a comic tumble as the pair collide and fall into each other’s arms, the moment framed by the blunt wit of the dialogue.
Unknown Da Vinci Bronze Statue Reportedly Found in Hungary
A Hungarian sculptor Stephen Ferenczy bought a bronze in Italy in the early 1800s without knowing its artist. The piece, claimed as a Leonardo da Vinci work, was later attributed to him after Ferenczy’s death, and the museum of fine arts in Budapest has acquired it as a treasure.
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Museum of Fine Arts
Budapest
Tungery
Leonardo da Vinci
Stephen Ferencxy
Italy
da Vinci
Ferenczy
Reading at forty two a scholar for love lifelong tale
A fragmented tale recounts a man who, at forty two, learns to read for a woman's sake, becoming a scholar. A college graduate dismisses such feats, then claims he too was a scholar at forty two, only to admit folly after meeting a woman. The dialogue showcases pride and pursuit of knowledge.
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Elsewlore
William
Hinself
Refrigerator sketch reveals secret drawer tale
A quirky line from a dialogue hints at a hidden drawer used for a loan payment, suggesting a playful or coded feature in a vintage appliance discussion. The exchange centers on a tester or owner referencing a clever storage idea within the refrigerator.
Their Merits. A cryptic note on war and economy
A garbled excerpt references the war at semueh pune and mentions Florida, New Mexico, and New York. It notes large expenditures and Argentina responding with substantial sums, hinting at a broader geopolitical or financial discourse despite the fragmented text.
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