Brooklyn Roch Brooklyn wins two games from Boston in doubleheader
Brooklyn took both games with strong base running and tight defense. In game one Lewis struggled. Yea ger limited Boston to five hits. Game two ended after seven as darkness fell with Tenney and Dahien ejected for kicking. Jones paced Brooklyn at the plate. attendance 1200.
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Dahien
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Khae Jones
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Ween
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Sheckard
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Dahlen
Kelly
Hurst
National League Scores From Saturday Games
Philadelphia hosts New York with a 5 to 4 result. Cincinnati defeats St. Louis 12 to 6. In Boston, Brooklyn wins first game 6 to 4 and takes the second 4 to 6.
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Philadelphia
New York
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Boston
Brooklyn
Walnut Hall Wins Kentucky Futurity for Two-Year-Olds
Walunt Hall claimed the $5000 Futurity for two-year-olds at Lexington under Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders’ Association racing. Georgeanna beat Lampgirl at wire in heat three, driver Fred Noble fined $500 for laying up early heats, Gamboy won the 2:12 pace in straight heats. track fast and crowds large.
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Lexington
Kentucky
Georgeanna
New York
Onward Silver
Edgers
Fred Noble
Gamboy
Ione
Second Day's Meeting at Nashua Driving Park
Interest rose on the second day at Nashua Driving Park in Nashua New Hampshire with a larger crowd than opening day. Afternoon events included unfinished 2:22 pace 2:29 trot and 2:40 and 2:20 pacing classes. Pink Wilkes led the unfinished 2:22 pace and Barney King won the 2:40 pace in three straight heats. In the 2:29 trot Judge Swift showed strong form.
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Nashua
N. H
Barney King
Judge Swift
Strogoff Dominates 2 Mile Pace Event in Early Heat
Michael Strogoff led from the start, easily securing first, second, and third in the opening heat of the race. Cartridge saved strength by winning two heats before darkness halted the event and it was postponed to tomorrow.
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Michael Strogoff
Cartridge
Intrigue at West Point Ends in Offender’s Escape
An officer’s wife and a cadet are at the center of a grave West Point scandal. The husband attacked the woman with a sabre after finding them together. the cadet fled through a window and the post chaplain intervened. The officer, seeking relief from post duty, is to be reassigned to the Philippines, while the cadet remains at his desk awaiting action.
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New York
West Point
Academy Post
Philippines
Post
Shipman
Academy
Galveston Relief Help Cited by Washington
Acting Secretary of War Meiklejohn received a telegram from Walter C. Jones mayor of Galveston and central relief chair thanking President McKinley and the War Department for placing the transport McPherson at the disposal of New York relief efforts. The supplies are feeding and clothing Galveston hunger-stricken victims of the storm.
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Washington
Meiklejohn
Walter
Jones
Galveston
Central Relief Committee
United States
McPherson
McKinley
New York
General Wood's Report on Cuban Troops Mounted
Gen Leonard Wood commanding U S forces in Cuba submits annual report to the War Department. He repeats his recommendation that all troops in Cuba be mounted and provides an account of troop withdrawals over the past year. He notes good health and commends their conduct.
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Washington
Leonard Wood
United States
Cuba
War Department
Yellow Fever Danger In Havana As Outbreak Worsens
Private letters from Havana report growing American worry as yellow fever worsens Civilian workers in Cuba and several government offices have cases but troops remain unaffected.
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Washington
Havana
Cuba
Union Veterans' union elects officers in Washington session
The Union Veterans' union in session here today elected officers led by Commander-in-chief Gen. R. G. Divenforth of the District of Columbia who was re elected. L. G. Landstaff of Iowa became first deputy commander and T. B. Hutchinson of New York and New Jersey was named second deputy commander. Ada Johnson of the Woman's Relief corps presented her annual report during the afternoon session.
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Union Veterans’ Union
R. G. Divenforth
District of Columbia
L. G. Landstaff
Iowa
T. B. Hutchinson
New York
New Jersey
Ada Johnson
Woman's Relief Corps
Population of Arkansas Census Figures Released
Washington reports the census bureau announcing Arkansas population at 1,311,664 as of late today. The figure shows an increase of 183,385 people since 1890, up 16.25 percent.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Arkansas
Pittsburg Plumbers Strike For Uniform Wages
Fifteen hundred journeymen plumbers in Pittsburgh and 115 firms joined a strike demanding uniform wages and revised trade rules. All shops under the Master Plumbers association were affected by the action taken today in Pittsburgh.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburg
Master Plumbers’ Association
Harvard Defeats Williams By Small Score On Soldiers Field
Cambridge Oct 3 Harvard defeated Williams 12 to 0 on Soldiers Field in a slow game marked by poor team play. Harvard scored on E Kendall’s 40 yard rush after early drives, with second touchdown by I W Kendall. Williams showed faster play but couldn’t score. Harvard’s heavier line limited them. Referee Farley of Harvard. Umpire Crowlis of Dartmouth. Time 20 and 15 minute halves.
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Harvard
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Coltic
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Daly
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Lawrence
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le Roody Blagden
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Rt. Clark Re
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Jeffrey
Ellis
Yale Defeats Amherst 27 to 0 in Slow Game
Yale beat Amherst 27 to 0 in New Haven as Amherst were lighter and fatigued by the heat. Sharpe electrified the crowd with a near full-field TD run aided by superb Yale interference. Amherst tacklers Shay Ballantyne and McCoy contributed on defense and punting, while Brown injected substitutes in the second half.
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Sharpe
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Ballantyne
McCoy
Brown
Princeton Defeats Stevens 40 to 0 in New Jersey
Princeton Tigers routed Stevens College at Princeton New Jersey scoring 40 points while the defense held Stevens scoreless in the afternoon game. The victory showcased the Tigers offense and stifling defense on the home field.
Cornell Scrub Defeats Rochester University 6 to 0
Ithaca, Oct 3 Cornell fielded its scrub eleven against Rochester University and won 6 to 0. Neither team showed well. Rochester left end Demalle suffered a dislocation of the right elbow.
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N. Y
Cornell
Rochester University
Demalle
Rochester
Penn shuts out Franklin and Marshall 47 to 0
University of Pennsylvania dominated Franklin and Marshall in Philadelphia scoring 47 points to none. Graves kicked a goal from the 30 yard line and Hare added seven goals from touchdowns.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Franklin and Marshall
Graves
Hare
Columbia Beats Rutgers College Football 11 to 0
New York Oct 3 Columbia college eleven defeated Rutgers college at New Brunswick New Jersey by a score of 11 to 0 in a hotly contested game.
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Rutgers
New York
Columbia College
Rutgers College
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N. J
Brockton Fair Day 2 Fails to Draw Large Crowd
Brockton October 3 weather hazy and crowd underwhelms. Over 25,000 on grounds vs 40,000 expected. 2.27 trot won by Independence after William L. led early. 2.16 pace won by Larner. Free-for-all pace won by Little Boy. One mile open won by Claude Hamilton of Lowell. second Archie Rawline of New Bedford. third G B Chase of Brockton. Two-mile handicap topped by G B Chase with Robinson of Chelsea second. Lewis Benway placed fourth.
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Brockton Fair
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Independence
Larner
Little Boy
Joe Pilot
Dan Q
Claude Hamilton
Lowell
Archie Rawline
New Bedford
G. B. Chase
Patchen Defeats Coney In $2500 Pacing Match
In St Louis ticketed crowds of 20,000 watched trotting pacing and motor tricycle races at the fairgrounds. Joe Patchen won the $2500 pacing match over Coney by a length in the first heat with a time of 2:05, a near repetition in heat two finishing in 2:04% as Patchen again led late.
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Fairgrounds
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Coney
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Polo League Seeks Lowell Participation Next Meet
The Southern New England roller polo league met at the Quincy house in Boston on October 3. Delegates Parsons, Carroll, Dwyer, Coughlin, and Upton discussed Lowell likely joining at the next meeting to be held out. Little business of consequence was transacted.
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Lawrence
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Salem
Dwyer
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Coughlin
Clinton
Upton
Plymouth
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To Let Store and Tenements Near Northern Station
Advertises store space near Northern station with low rent and several Belvidere Centralville and Highlands tenements from three to five rooms. Rents listed at $6.50, $7.00, $7.60 and $8.00 per month. Apply to T. H. Elliott at 64 Central Street.
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Northern Depot
Belvidere Centralville
Highlands
T. H. Elliott
Central Street
Imperialism and the Philippines in American policy
A speech condemns U S imperialism in the Philippines, contrasting Jeffersonian ideals with McKinley era actions. It argues Congress lacked authority, cites Dewey and Barrett, and calls for restoring constitutional principles and opposition to rulers pursuing empire.
Flynn Nominated by Democrats for Congress in Lowell District
Delegates named Joseph J. Flynn of Lawrence as their Congress candidate. Flynn, praised for liberty and opposition to oppression, accepted with a vigorous speech denouncing imperialism. A 60-member district committee was ordered as the convention continued at 1:15 PM.
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Congress
Joseph J. Flynn
Lawrence
C. A. McCarty
Frank J. Simonds
John J. O'Connor
Lowell
Frank P. Curran
Woburn
Charles J. Houghton
Peabody
Thomas Scully
Dracut
Flynn
London Election Results Show Mixed Shifts in Parliament
London observers report Conservative majorities growing modestly while Liberals gain seats, including Derby where Libs recovered seats won in 1895. Only 28 contests yesterday. 28 more planned for today amid heightened campaigning by Chamberlain and leaders. F R Burnham aiding Ricard Seaver in Newington West. Primrose League notes 33,836 more marriages under Conservative rule than Liberal period.
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Vernon Harcourt
Thomas Roe
Henry Howe Berroso
Geoffrey Drage
Chamberlain
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Lord Roberts
South Africa
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Newington West
Primrose League
Attractive Westford Street and Tyler Park residences for sale
Real estate listing from Shepard and Fuller detailing eight room houses with steam heat full baths laundry and sheds on 10000 square feet plus land. Prices range from 2000 to 5500 with homes including modern features central Central Avenue and Merrimack square proximity. Eight to nine room layouts with upgrades like oak stairs hardwood floors open fireplaces and cemented cellars.
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N. H
Fish & Plummer
Central Street
Lowell
Ish & Plummer
Highland Club
Central 36
Rogers Street
Merrimack Square
Dracut Centre
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R of
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