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Mount Sterling Advocate

Location

Mount Sterling, Kentucky, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1912

Page

7

Red Sox Win World Series In Ten Inning Thriller

Boston defeats New York 3 to 2 in ten innings to claim the 1912 World Series title. Murray and Merkle drives highlight the Giants rally, while Yerkes scores on a timely error as Boston seizes the crown at Fenway Park before 17,000 fans.

Red Sox New York Giants Boston Red Sox New York Nationals Giants Fenway Park Erkes Christy Mathewson Stripling Bedient Smoky Joe” Wood Boston Murray Merkle Speaker Mathewson Engle Joe Wood Re Sox Snodgrass Hooper Yerkes Tris Speaker Meyers New York Bostons Devore Lewis Gardner The McGraw Stahl Jake Bedient Hendrickson Wood Smoky Joe Wagner Cady Fletcher

Transfer and Carriage Ad Offering Services

Transfer and carriage wagon available to meet all trains. Phone 21 or 337. If you need any urgent job printing, let the Advocate do it.

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Notable assassinations list of world leaders and officials

A historical roundup of prominent political figures and officials assassinated or attacked from 1894 to 1910. It names McKinley, Garfield, Lincoln, Gaynor, Roosevelt, Shippy, Harrison, Yi, Ito, and other leaders, with brief notes on where and how each was targeted.

William McKinley United States Buffalo N. Y Leon Czolgosz James A. Garfield Washington Chas. Giteau Abraham Lincoln Ford’s John Wilkes Booth William J. Gaynor New York Gaynor Europe Theodore Roosevelt Milwaukee George M. Shippy Chicago Larrus Averbuch Averbuch Shippy Carter H. Harrison Fred Prendergrast Premier Yi Seoul Prince Hirobumi Ito Japan Harbin Manchuria Carlos Crown Prince Luiz Philippe Portugal Lisbon Grand Duke Surgius Russia Soisalon Soininen Finland Vietscheskoff Constantinovitch von Plehve Gen. Borrikoff King Alexander Queen Draga Servia Humbert Italy Monza Angelo Bresci Empress Elizabeth Austria Lacchini Geneva Switzerland Juan Maria Reyna Barrios Guatemala Guatemala City Oscar Salinger Antonio Canovas del Castillo Spain Michael Angelillo Golli Santa Agneda Bath Nash-Ed-Din Persia Stanislaus Stambouloff Bulgaria Carnot Marie Francois Sadi France Caserio Lyons Col. Karpoff St. Petersburg Arthur M. T. Jackson Bombay India Nasik

Whirlwind Canvass and Final Rally Planned Statewide

Democratic leaders Johnson Camden and W O Davis announce final county seat rallies at 2 pm on Saturday November 2nd with county and precinct committees coordinating out the vote. Speakers tour counties Thursday and Friday. Tyler Hotel Louisville serves as campaign HQ as Hagar and Chestley organize appointments and logistics to mobilize the largest Wilson vote in state history. Burdock Blood Bitters are advertised as a tonic while Vanarsdells promotes celery and cranberries.

Johnson M. Camden Democratic Campaign Committee W. O. Davis Tyler Hotel Louisville Wilson 5. W. Hagar H. W. M. Chestley Spearkers

Southern Railway Officials Named for Louisville and St Louis

B. H. Todd of Louisville and T. J. Connell of St. Louis are listed as district passenger agents for the Southern Railway.

T. J. Connell St. Louis, Mo

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