Tigers Slaughter Pirates In Great Slugging Game At Pittsburg
Tigers rout Pirates 7 to 2 in a high scoring contest at Pittsburg. Vic Willis pitched well for Detroit and Ty Cobb stole home in the third inning while Moriarity sparkled with a showy putout at third. The infield play and Donovan's steady pitching powered Detroit to the win.
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Camnitz
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Abstein
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Schmidt
Joss Reports Opening World Series Tilt Between Pirates Tigers
Addie Joss recounts yesterday's game as the Pirates edge the Tigers in Detroit. Attendance 29 264. Total receipts 40 272.56. Players share 21 746.61. Club 14 497.74. National Commission 4 037.15. Clarke led the Pirates with sharp fielding and a clutch home run as Mullin and Adams pitched superbly.
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Ty Cobb May Face Indictment for Stabbing in Cleveland
Rumor clouded Cleveland courthouse as speculation rose that Ty Cobb the Detroit ball player would be indicted by the grand jury for stabbing hotel watchman Geo Stanfield of the Hotel Ennclid during a Tigers game visit. Cobb reportedly left the city with police permission and may be arrested when his train crosses the Ohio state line tonight.
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Football Scores From Early First Half Standings
The report lists first half scores for college games including West Point 17 Trinity 0, Annapolis 6 Rutgers 0, Syracuse 12 Rochester 9, Princeton 9 Williams 0, Yale 24 Springfield 0, Harvard 9 Dartmouth 0, and Bowdoin 9.
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Fordham
Yale
Springfield
Harvard
Williams
Dartmouth
Bowdoin
Miss Pretasky Leaves for Cedar Rapids Embroidery Post
Miss Antoinette Pretasky of 2069 Mill Street departs for Cedar Rapids to join the state’s largest embroidery design firm as a designer.
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Iowa
Antoinette Pretasky
Mill Street
Cedar Rapids
Baseball Flashes From National League Postseason
National league followers celebrate sweeping wins by the Pirates Giants and Cubs over American rivals. Detroit fans hope for a Tigers comeback while Chicago seeks revenge as White Sox face Cubs after a 4 0 loss. Wisconsin loses to Waseda in Tokyo trip final game 3 0.
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Pirates
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Cubs
Pittsburg
Detroit
Jennings
Tigers
Three men arrested over gold brick game in Winona
Winona police arrested three men attempting a gold brick game on leading merchants and drove the strangers from the city. Authorities do not believe they are part of the burglary gang currently active in the area.
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Winona
McGovern Visits Bob in Wisconsin Gubernatorial Inquiry
Francis E. McGovern of Milwaukee met with Senator La Follette in Madison for talks amid gubernatorial jockeying. Rumors say La Follette backs Morris of La Crosse, urging harmony and a progressive pick to avoid a split. McGovern may withdraw or stay to preserve unity and his U.S. Senate bid prospects.
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Wis
Francis E. McGovern
Milwaukee
la Follette
Morris
la Crosse
McGovern
United States
Stephenson
Rendezvous of the Roughneck Gang Reported
George Bell of the James Foundry says he tracked a roughneck gang to a disreputable city residence after being robbed of 30 dollars. He observed a tough group with a coarse woman inside, believing the house to be the gang headquarters. Attempts to verify were unsuccessful.
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James Foundry Company
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John Silver
Capt. Kidd
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Mayor Sorensen Takes Up Police Trouble
Mayor Sorensen will address ongoing police trouble as Chief Webber reports concerns and outlines possible steps at the city hall meeting.
Police Commission Claims No Authority Over Department
Commissioner G M Woodward states the police commission has no jurisdiction over department methods until charges are filed by a citizen. Mayor Ori Sorensen plans to review conditions with the police chief to address public criticism and potential errors. The mayor will also consider how crimes and victims are portrayed by the department and may take actions accordingly.
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Police Commission
John Webber
Police Commission Today
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Lees
Hurricane Devastates Yucatan Coast Killing Thousands
The City of Tampico reports 2,000 to 3,000 natives drowned as a west Indian hurricane struck the Yucatan coast and nearby Mexican islands. A tidal wave surged up to a thousand miles, destroying fishing huts and coastal towns, with life said to be nearly extinct and further ship losses noted along the Gulf. Relief workers find little to do amid widespread devastation.
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Mexican
Phillip Smith Dying Today Faces Terminal Illness
Phillip Smith, afflicted with cancer for three years, is dying today as friends’ funds supported medical care for him and his wife, who also battles a tumor threatening her life. A physician has attended him repeatedly and the nurse notes death is imminent.
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Phillip Smith
Smith
Deputies Idle as County Lacks Sheriff Expenses
The La Crosse County Board has not provided funds to pay the sheriff and deputies for pursuing criminals. No search for the stolen horse from Palmer and Elbertson proceeded, though a statewide circular and a local reward were issued. Deputies across West Salem Bangor Onalaska Mindoro were named for rapid response but lack of pay halted action. The thief, reputedly skilled, may have stolen the horse to aid other crimes such as fur theft at the Lutz store.
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West Salem
Bangor
Holmen
Onalaska
Palmer
Elbertson
Joseph Marshall
Earl Mengel
D. L. Aiken
Lars Olson
Mindoro
Lutz
Palmer Roast of County Sheriff Sparks Theft Complaint
Ex Alderman Harry Palmer protests a horse, buggy and harness valued at 310 were stolen from his stable. He accuses the sheriff of inaction after reporting the theft at 5 10 pm Monday and notes Deputy Marshall in West Salem heard of the theft the next day. He claims the horse vanished when driven from the city by a noted thief and recovery seems unlikely.
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Harry Palmer
Palmer
Marshall
West Salem
Judge Kleeber's Father Dies in Reedsburg
Mrs L Kleeber notified last night of the death of August Kleeb er aged 81 in Reedsburg He had suffered three strokes in recent years and a final breakdown left him unable to recover He was an early Reedsburg settler and is survived by his widow one daughter and three sons including Judge L Kleeb er of this city Funeral services will be held at 2 o clock tomorrow afternoon.
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L. Kleeber
Survivor of Hastings wreck dies in New York home
Mrs. Mary G. Elizabeth Baldwin, who survived the Hastings 1891 rail disaster after being cooked alive and losing eyes ears scalp and hands, died at her New York City home. Her case led to a $50000 settlement from the New York Central and spurred the railroad to adopt a block system.
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New York
Mary G. Elizabeth Baldwin
Hastings
N. Y
City considers new assessment figures
Officials compile figures for property assessment in a citywide review. The process aims to set values for tax assessment purposes and guide budget planning. Community input may determine adjustments to valuation methodology and resulting tax implications.
One Mill Tax For Parks And City Budget Report
The 1910 city budget shows total expenses of 492 649 dollars and regular income of 99 077 dollars leaving a 393 572 dollar tax need. Comptroller Fries notes the council will review and revise estimates especially school funding at 80 000 dollars versus 95 000 sought.
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William J. Fries
Fries
George Young
Council Committee
Weather Outlook for Great Lakes Region Forecasts
Wisconsin sees rain and colder conditions tonight and Sunday. Minnesota reports partly cloudy skies with rain in the east tonight and Sunday, frost in the west tonight. Iowa expects rain tonight and Sunday with colder air in the east portion.
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