Wind-Up Doubleheader In Chicago Ends Season Split
St Louis and Chicago split a season finale doubleheader in Chicago with a 9 1 score in the first game and 4 9 in the second. Attendance reached 17 678 as players and fans marked the end of the season. The burlesque second game featured mixed results for both clubs.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Sudhoft
Sugden
Griffith
McFarland
Carruthers
Sheridan
Baltimore
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Washington
Philadelphia
American League Standings Close of Season Saturday
The standings show the American League clubs at season end with final positions, win totals, and next steps. Details include team names, records, and any ties or playoffs indicated by the closing summary.
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American League Baseball
Chicago 4 St Louis 2 Ends National League Season
Chicago defeated St Louis 4 to 2 as the National League season closed in Chicago. Taylor’s pitching and Tinker’s defense highlighted the opener, with Slagle muff and strong one to three inning sequences shaping the score. Williams out pitched Wicker in game two, called due to darkness after the seventh. batteries were Taylor and Kling for Chicago and O Neill and Weaver for St Louis.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Taylor
Tinker
Slagle
Williams
Kling
O'Neill
Weaver
Brown
Batteries Williams and Kling Wick er and Weaver
The report notes a game at St Louis with batteries Williams and Kling Wick er and Weaver. Time 11.35. Umpire Brown attendance listed as ts0v.
Cincinnati Defeats Pittsburg in Farewell Seainning Game
In Cincinnati on September 28 Cincinnati beat Pittsburg leaders in the farewell game. O Day ruled Donlin out for kicking, provoking jeers from about 3000 spectators as they followed the umpire from the field. Some fans threw objects after the dismissal.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburg
O'Day
Donlin
Baseball doubleheader results and box score notes
Baseball recap shows Hahn pitched well for Cincinnati while Philippi struggled as Pittsburg gained a 6 run cushion. Batterymates listed as Hahn and Peitz for Cincinnati and Philippi and Zimmer for Pittsburg. Time recorded as 1.30 with Umpire O Day and 8000 attendance. Also reports Boston sweeping Philadelphia 8 2 and 2 2 in two games, Brooklyn routing New York 4 0 and 12 4, Pittsburg beating Cincinnati 13 6. Coming advertisement for Merrimack House Cigar.
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Pittsburg
Hahn
Peitz
Philippi
Zimmer
O'Day
Philadelphia
Boston
Brooklyn
New York
College Football Scores From Neighboring Colleges
A roundup of Saturday football results across campuses. Cambridge Harvard 11 Williams 40. Yale 40 over Pennsylvannia 12. Tufts 0 Exeter 0. Cornell 5 Colgate 0. Wesleyan 16 Boston College 6. Carlisle 25 Gettysburg 0. Worcester Polytechnic 6 Academy 0. Groton 6 English High 90. Colby 16 NAVA 6. Amherst 16 Williston 0. Manhattan 6 Rutgers 6. Michigan 88 Albion 0. Lafayette 23 Galludet 0. East Maine Conference Seminary 16 Ellsworth 0. Penn State 27 Western Pennsylvania 0. Chicago 24 Monmouth 0 Northwestern 10 Naperville 5. Columbian 5 Western Maryland 0 Georgetown 27 Maryland Agricultural 0.
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Yale
Trinity
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Lehigh
Medford
Tufts
Exeter
Ithaca
Cornell
Colgate
Andover
Needham
Middletown
Wesleyan
Boston College
Carlisle
Gettysburg
Worcester—Polytechnic
Academy
Groton
English High
Boston
Waterville
Colby
Lewiston
Battes
Bar Harbor
Amherst
Williston
New York
Manhattan
Rutgers
Ann Arbor
University of Michigan
Albion College
Easton
Lafayette
Gallaudet
Bucksport
East Maine
Ellsworth High
Bellefonte
Pennsylvania State College
Western Pennsylvania University
Autopsy Held In West 29th Street Craft Murder
New York early this week autopsy on James B. Craft, decapitated body found in Empire cafe, West 29th street. Coroner's physician refused to disclose findings. Mrs. Craft said he carried a considerable sum of money when leaving Glen Cove home.
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New York
James B. Craft
West 29Th Street
Man shoots Italian man after dispute in Roxbury
In a quarrel over a small money matter Guy Oteri, 45, shot and mortally wounded Filippo Dandrea, 43, at Tremont and Vernon streets Roxbury. Dandrea died en route to a hospital. Oteri was arrested.
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Boston
Guy Oteri
Filippo Dandrea
Tremont and
Vernon Streets
Roxbury
Dandrea
Oteri
Arrest in New Jersey Conspiracy Case Over Estate
Dr Henrik and former Hoboken justice of peace Stanton remain jailed in Freehold New Jersey as bondsmen fail to appear. They are accused of conspiring with Miss Biggar to seize the entire estate of the late Henry H. Bennett.
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N. J
Dr. Hendrick
Stanton
Hoboken
Miss Biggar
Henry H. Bennett
Vanderbilt Rovitte Wins Prix de Nexon at Long Champs
Paris report notes William K. Vanderbilt's Rovitte claimed the Prix de Nexon at Long Champs as Merrimack House Cigar-Coming is mentioned in the caption.
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Paris
William K. Vanderbilt
Long Champs
Woman repels burglar as Bowdoin students aid capture
Mrs. Sarah A. Knowles of Harding's station confronted a burglar armed with a sandbag who assaulted her and stole her pocketbook. She fought back, chased him outside, flagged a trolley car, and Bowdoin College students led by James G. Finn hunted the intruder, who named himself Ritchie and was found a quarter mile away with a sand bag at the scene.
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Sarah A. Knowles
Harding
Bowdoin
James G. Finn
Ritchie
Knowles
Thomas C. White
C. Frank Packard
Bowdoin College College
Mohair cricket gala postponed after rain at Chelmsford grounds
The Mohair Cricket Club postponed their Chelmsford street gala day and Merrimack Valley Cricket League meetings due to persistent rain. Superseding plans included rescheduling for the 11th, discussing season averages, and noting ongoing interest as Mohair eyes a strong finish with a big match and a famed trophy in play amid international attention.
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Merrimack Valley Cricket League
Lowell
Arlington Hotel
Teale
J. G. Birtwell
Mohair
Saltaire Cricketer David Leads Mohairs With Stellar Batting
David, born 1868 in Shipley, began at Saltaire first eleven before moving to America. In Lowell, Massachusetts, he starred for the Mohairs, securing the league title with a remarkable batting average over 70 per innings and only one innings below double figures all season.
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Saltaire Road
Shipley
Saltaire Mills
Saltaire
America
Lowell
Mass
Mohairs
Cholera in the Philippines report details Manila outbreak and quarantine
The War Department insular affairs bureau released a July 24 1902 report by the chief quarantine officer of the Philippines detailing efforts to stamp out cholera in Manila and prevent spread to provinces. It notes Manila as a major vegetable market and describes a five day quarantine for vessels from Manila, with only Nueva Caceras showing later infection after a ship departed.
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Bureau of Insular Affairs
War Department
Philippine Islands
Orient
Manila
Philippines
Canton
West River
United States Army
Nueva Caceras
Neuva Caceras
Peculiar accident near Attleboro injures train passenger
Attleboro September 28 George Benvie a young resident narrowly escaped death when two youths threw pears at a Boston bound Providence train. A pear broke a window cutting his neck and jugular vein while another severed a throat. He bled until Dr Amsden could stop the flow. Station agent Curran arrested Reynolds and McNally and handed them to police Wilbur.
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Attleboro
George Benvie
Providence
Joseph V. Curran
Reynolds and McNally
Wilbur
Amsden
Benvie
Second American assault on Maciu forts in Mindanao
Manila reports a second expedition from Camp Vicars led by Captain John J. Pershing. It includes infantry, cavalry, artillery, and engineers to build a pontoon bridge and corduroy train across swampy ground flanking the Machu forts. Rafts may be used to attack from the lake side. assault date is undecided. The Sultan of Butig was captured and later released, aiding transport with horses.
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Maciu
Mindanao
Camp Vicars
John J. Pershing
Fifteenth Infantry
Sultan of
Butig
Convention Fight Looms in Democratic Governor Race
Saratoga N Y Sept 28 Delegates arrive slowly as Sen Hill arrival expected to clarify the governorship contest at the state convention. A broad field is listed for possible nominating slots including Guggenheimer for lieutenant governor Cunneen for attorney general and Atwater for comptroller.
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N. Y
Hii
Randolph Guggenheimer
John Cunneen
Erie
Edwin S. Atwater
Duchess
Governor Bird
Coler
Edward M. Shepard
Edward M. Grout
Kings
Jacob A. Cantor
New York
Frederick Cook
Monroe
Elliot Danforth
Cherango
Nicholas Muller
Richmond
Alton B. Parker
Ulster
Davis B. Hii
Albany
Cornelius A. Pugsivy
Westchester
John Bf. Stanchfield
Cheming
John G. Milburn
BE. M. Cullen
Randolph Gug
Vermont's Political War Sparks Vermont Legislature Hope
White River Junction Vermont September 28 The Vermont general assembly will meet in Montpelier on Wednesday October. Uncertainty dominates party lines as regular Republicans fear split support for McCullough and Stanton. Clement plans to stay in the race and a statewide vote recount could sway undecided legislators.
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White River Junction
General Assembly
State of
Vermont
Montpelier
McCullough
Stanton
Clement
Board of Civil Authority
Royal Engineer Inspectors Study Electric Railways
Lieut. Col. H. A. Yorke of the Royal Engineer Army Corps of England arrived aboard the Celtic to inspect electric railway systems and seek methods to curb power leakage from wires and rails. Killingworth W. Hodges, of England’s lightning research committee, came to explore alternatives to lightning rods for reducing strikes on buildings, noting current rods are largely ineffective.
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Celtic
H. A. Yorke
Royal Engineer Army Corps of
England
Yorke
Killingworth W. Hodges
Lightning Research Committee of
Bicycle stolen from Spindle City Wheelmen rider
Claude Hamilton reported a bicycle stolen while in the rooms of the Spindle City Wheelmen. The bike found later in a local pawn shop after police investigation. Piel Beer Arlington hotel.
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Claude Hamilton
Spindle City
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