Darkness Falls on Ninth Inning as Darkness Ends Game
In a World Series game halted by darkness, the Red Sox were edged by the Giants in extra innings after a tense ninth and eleventh. Mathewson struggled early for New York while Hooper and Yerkes sparked Boston rallies, and Herzog, Meyers, and Speaker produced key moments as the contest wore on.
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Miss
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Ds Worme
Ol Deck
Vhs Jena
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Ossteil
Ontiyris
Weil
Colling Aid Co
New York
Moyle
Hecker
Murray
Mathewson
Trooper
Ate Dridgeon
Yerkes
Hooper
Etcher
Nis
Speaker
Ohne
Lewis
Zoe
Meyers
Gardner
Mailie
Doyle
Stahl
Herzog
Waence
Mattie
Merkle
Wagner
Fletcher
Pitth
Collins
Matty
Presidential candidates tour key states in varied stops
Taft campaigns in Montpelier as Vermont address is noted. Wilson travels through Illinois with a pivotal Springfield meeting. Roosevelt speaks in Huntington Michigan. Debs appears in Toledo and Chittin visits West Virginia as campaigns widen across regions.
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Montpelier
Vermont
Wilson
Illinois
Springrield
Rosevelt
Houghton, Mich
Debs
Toledo
Chitin
West Virginia
United States Steel faces probe over anti trust claims
Fragmentary text indicates a 1930s style inquiry into United States Steel Corporation. Names and details are corrupt. officials reportedly deny or challenge alleged anti trust violations and discuss investigations led by government bodies.
Henry Price Declares He Will Cast Vote for Paw
Henry Price of Pittsburgh declares he will vote for the Republican candidate for president. He says he registered to vote next month and will stay in the Republican party, believing its principles benefit the American people. He cites fidelity to party principles and plans to vote for Watt.
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Henry Price
Paw
Mittsbirgh
Twenry C. Kiek
Republican Party
Roosevelt greeted by rides crowds in Michigan
Colonel Roosevelt opened a mid western campaign tour with several speeches across Michigan. He spent the day in Detroit and Saginaw amid enthusiastic crowds and a rain storm, with stops in Flint and an adjusted schedule to fit city demands. He planned to travel today to the upper state.
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Mich
Michigan
Roosevelt
Middle States
Tie
Detroit
Ay City
Colonel Roosevelt
Saginaw Col
Flint
South Pakgopa Committee Collects Roosevelt Money
The Roosevelt finance committees in South Pakgopa organize to fund state and national progressive campaigns. Chas M C Woodland serves as secretary with U K Sellers and John Hurning as custodians. 55 percent of funds go to the state, 45 percent to national campaigns. certificates issued for contributions over 50 dollars.
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Wilson Rebuffs Roosevelt in Topeka Speech
Governor Woodrow Wilson defended or retracted the charge that United States Steel Corporation backs Roosevelt’s third party bid in Topeka Kansas and Albany New York, urging Roosevelt to prove the claim.
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Roosevelt
Topeka
Kansas City
Woodrow Wilson
Kans
Albiny
N. Y
United States Steel Corporation
Governor's stance on steel trust links and tariff critique
The governor reiterated that the steel corporation backs the third party protest but he knew nothing of any financial support. He amplified his position and launched a fresh attack on tariff policies as both his opponents.
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Prtosrnim
Theusty
Poverna
Wilson Says Roosevelt Girts Ideas From Steel Trust
Woodrow Wilson states Roosevelt draws ideas from the United States Steel Corporation. He argues Roosevelt would back monopoly and vows to interfere with monopolies as president.
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Hideo Gere
Ehsirmin
United States Steel Porpetition
We Poets
Shearman
Wilts IL Ing
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Wilson
Roosevelt
Steel Trust
Springfield
Til
United States Steel Corporation
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Detroit smuggler Copp arraignment delays after verdict
George Copp found guilty of smuggling two Chinese nationals from Windsor Ontario. He was arraigned, pled not guilty, was released on $2000 bail, then changed to guilty and fined $1000. He paid the amount and this case moves to the November term. Copp now lives in New York as a factory superintendent.
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Detroit
Mich
George Copp
Windsor
Ont
Sessions
Copp
New York
Post Office Robbed in Clay City of 12000 in Stamps
Nighttime robbery at Clay City post office nets about 12000 dollars in stamps. Suspects believed to fled east on a Baltimore and Ohio train. Investigators search for clues and review nearby stations.
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Clay City
Editor’s Ownership Statement Reveals Lawn Mower Claim
Canton editor Fred Newell provides sworn ownership details for the Canton Sentinel under federal law and adds humorous self disclosures about a lawn mower and stock in two telephone firms. He lampoons the postmaster general and mentions a dog named Nigger, politics, and a misanthropic note on dog behavior. Deer hunter bodies found near Cerad Edie amid blizzard conditions in Colorado, named Louis McKane and Earl B. Rhoads.
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Canton
Fred Newell
Canton Sentinel
Canton, Pa
Charles BE
Bullock
Congress
Sid Dog
Dog
Denver
Colo Est
Cerad Edie
Colo
Louis McKane
Earl B. Rhoads
Wife May Lie to Husband in Custody Case Ruling
Kansas City Court of Appeals held that provocation and moral justification can allow a wife to lie to her husband. Mrs. Carrie Dimmitt sued James J. Dimmitt for child custody after she secretly inherited 125000 from an uncle and sought 25000 from an insurer by faking ill health. The court awarded custody to the mother and noted fear he would squander the money.
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Kansas, City
Kansas’ City Court of Appeals
Carr’e Dimmitt
Monroe
James J. Dimmitt
Bryan Special Trains Attract Crowd In Aberdeen Eulogy Sparks Applause
Scott Whittemore Oklahoma was killed when a Bryan special train struck his wagon as he lay intoxicated on the tracks. He suffered severe injuries including the loss of a left arm and leg and all fingers of the right hand. The incident occurred around 8:30 p m and he was not found until 2 a m. Bryan speeches drew large crowds in town with sharp political rhetoric.
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S. D
F. S. Scott
Whittemore
Okla
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Scott
Lau Follette
Roosevelt
Wilson
Lawrence County Bar Votes Against Judicial Recall
At a Lawrence County Bar association meeting in Deadwood South Dakota the recall of judges was severely scored and will be vigorously opposed. New officers named include President A J Plowman Deadwood first vice president Judge W G Rice Deadwood second vice president H E Dewey Lead secretary James G Stanley Lead and treasurer R C Hayes Deadwood.
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Deadwood
S. D
Lawrence County Bar Association
A. J. Plowman
W. G. Rice
H. E. Dewey
James G. Stanley
R. C. Hayes
Hariman funds cited in 1904 presidential campaign
Washington reports before the Clapp committee alleging Harriman raised 250000 for Roosevelt and 240000 for Taft campaigns. Lovett and McKinley dispute details while Roosevelt and Bliss deny or confirm funding flows. Names include Harriman Vanderbilt Bliss Taft McKinley and Peabody with references to Roosevelts White House involvement.
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Harriman
Roosevelt
Clapp Committee
Robert &. Lovett
Harriman Lines Directorate
Cornelius N. Bliss
Republican National Committee
Nathan B. Scott
Wayne MacVeagh
Philadelphia
Today
H. McK Twombley
E. H. Harriman
MacVeagh
Twombley
White House
Charles E. Peabody
The
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mr. Harriman
Second Train Robbery Hits Oklahoma In Quick Succession
Fort Smith Arkansas Rock Island train No 1 western bound was held up near Howe Oklahoma early this morning. Express and mail cars were robbed the safe blown open. Robbers halted the train by signaling with a red lantern. Passengers unharmed. A posse pursues. The amount stolen remains unknown.
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Ark
Rock Island
Howe
Okla
Ponteau
Kansas City Southern
Becker Pleases City Jury in Becker Becket Murder Trial
The New York jury sworn to try Police Lieutenant Charles Becker for the murder of gambler Herman Rosenthal is described as highly intelligent and independent. The panel includes married men only, with Foreman Harold B. Skinner and nine other jurors ranging from electrical engineering to real estate, clerical and mechanical fields.
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New York City
Ronald B. Molineaux
Charles Becker
Herman Rosenthal
Molineaux
Becker
Harold B. Skinner
Robert C. Purcell
John T. Wardy
Edward Soule
William J. Ward
Don J. Becker
Charles J. Peatt
The
Central Railroad
Leslie A. Ward
Baker
Clarence T. Coley
Raul T. Kammerer
John #2. Dillon
Express Companies Protest New Rates At DC Hearings
Washington uses three days of hearings as major express firms object to Interstate Commerce Commission rate changes. New schedule fixes a 21 cent minimum one pound charge with per pound and distance-based increases. routes and through rates must be published and allow shippers to choose routes. Potential Supreme Court appeals could spur a parcels post law if firms resist.
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United States
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Commerce Commission
Great Express Companies
Commission
Alaska
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Chicago
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