Chicago Triumphs 4 2 Defeating Giants In 1908 NL Title Game
Chicago wins the 1908 National League pennant at the Polo Grounds 4 to 2 over New York. A record crowd witnessed “straight baseball with no frills” as Manager McGraw’s Giants were outplayed. Chicago, rested and sharp, claims the championship while New York departs disappointed after a sunlit day of tense, decisive action.
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Giants Rally Edges Cubs In Hard Fought National League Game
A capacity crowd witnessed a tense Chicago versus New York league clash. Matthewson shut down Chicago early, while Tinker and Kling sparked a Chicago rally. New York countered with strong defense and timely hits, yielding a narrow victory after a dramatic start-to-finish effort.
Graves to Speak at Lakes to Gulf Deep Waterway Meet
John Temple Graves Independence candidate will address the lakes to the gulf deep waterway association convention in Chicago today. W J Bryan and Gifford Pinchot spoke on deep water routes and transportation needs, with a letter from J J Hill read and a six member committee named to work with the conservation commission chair.
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Watson Defends Congress Votes At Huntington Speech
Congressman James E. Watson spoke in Huntington defending three votes cited by labor leader Samuel Gompers in Indianapolis. He argued the eight hour act on the Panama Isthmus was suspended for alien labor, the commerce and labor department merged into one, and he did not vote for a sixteen hour railway employees bill amid labor opposition.
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Dem rally in Louisville features Henry Watterson on united democracy
Henry Watterson presided at a Democratic rally in the Masonic theater Louisville arguing unity against a fortified minority. He warned against corrupt and arrogant Republicans seeking to retain power amid issues like trusts tariffs and banking reform.
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Bryan speaks in two states in one day
Chicago dispatch notes William J. Bryan delivering a vigorous campaign across Illinois and Missouri. He met with Republicans briefly, attacked Taft and Roosevelt, spoke at Lakes to the Gulf Water Ways congress, Northwestern University, Chicago Heights, and to labor crowds before nightly travel to Joliet Streator Galesburg Quincy and Hannibal for final speeches.
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Springfield jury finds Abe Raymer not guilty in riot case
Springfield, Oct. 8. After sixteen hours of deliberation, the jury acquits Abe Raymer of destruction of property charged in the recent riots. Raymer had earlier been acquitted of murder in connection with the lynching of W. K. Donnigan. The acquittal suggests convictions may be unlikely in related riot cases.
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New York Candy Kitchen Faces Market Street Changes
Local business The New York Candy Kitchen on Market Street has undergone changes affecting operation and storefront presentation. Details remain sparse in the fragment, but the note hints at renovations or adjustments to its market-facing setup.
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Championship Games Schedule Released for Detroit and Chicago
Official schedule lists games in Detroit and Chicago from Oct 10 to Oct 15 with start times at 2 p m Umpires O Day Kiem Sheridan Connolly tickets priced 1 00 and 1 50.
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Marshall Defends Lincoln and Criticizes Hanly
In Knightstown Indiana Thomas R Marshall answers Governor Hanly from the public square claiming Hanly traps speakers with questions. Marshall defends Lincoln and compares Bryan to a clear headed candidate while criticizing Republican tactics and media misquoting.
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Taft Plans Indiana Tour During Three Political Days
Taft registered voter status in Cincinnati precinct Hward 2 as he courts Indiana votes October 22 to 24. He travels by special train, aims for three days of speeches and large city meetings while covering southern central and northern parts of the state. Gompers expected to tour many cities next week after Taft.
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Two Small Fires Near Market Street Barber Shop
Fire department rushed to a barber shop on the east end of Market Street at 8 35 after two small blazes were reported. No injuries noted and cause under investigation.
Bob White Pepe Case Notes
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Storm Palage Shouts War Between England and Germany
News report from Vienna and Paris outlines rising tensions between Austria Hungary and Serbia and a shifting balance among Great Britain France and Russia. It notes patrols on Danube bridges monitors at Budapest and expects possible Balkan upheaval amid diplomatic realignments.
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