Pittsburg Triumph Over Detroit In World Series Shootout
In a tense World Series game, Pittsb urgh defeated Detroit 4 to 1. Fred Clarke and Tommy Leach led the Pirates with key hits and a remarkable defensive save by Leach against Ty Cobb. Mullin and Leach limited Detroit to five hits, while Clarke’s fourth inning homer broke a stalemate. A fogbound turtle Creek valley scene and crowd of 29,265 marked the dramatic matchup.
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Neir
Fred Clarke
Tommy Leach
Pittsburg
Clarke
Martin
Leach
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Joning
Cobb
George “Mullin
Charles Adams
Mullin
Elx
Byrne Ee
O Clarke
Miller
Abstein
Glason
Wilson
Adams
AB. R.H
Bush
Crawtor
Bsong Waan Fer
Bages
Om Bosea
Wagner
Byrne
Y Adams
Alullin
Mavires
Johnstone
O'Loughlin
Bloodine Blood and Kidney Tablets Giveaway Offer
A promoter claims to give away 1 million dollars worth of Bloodine Blood and Kidney Tablets at 50 cents per box to disease sufferers who can be cured by the remedy. The notice urges recipients to fill a coupon and sign for a free 60 cent box, promising delivery via a local druggist and asking patients to spread the word after healing.
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America
Bright
Arrested after embrace ends life of wife in bed
Police report a man identified as Fisher was arrested following a fatal shooting in which he claimed to want to kill himself. Neighbors recalled frequent quarrels, and a revolver misfired during the attempt. A tool request attracted attention and led to the arrest.
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Faitof
Rae
William
Fisher
Honce
Taft Photographed Amid Giants in Yosemite Groves
The President visited Mariposa big tree groves near Glacier Point Cal in October. Photographs show Taft at the base of Grizzly and Wawona trees as he surveyed the forest. He toured on foot, pausing for minutes in contemplation. The stage ride from Wawona to Glacier climbed to about 7700 feet.
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Cal
Dent Taft
Mariposa
Woman suffocated by smelling salts in bed at Norwalk home
In Asteepe South Norwalk on October 9 Mrs. Joseph O'Brien died in her sleep from ammonia fumes released by a bottle of smelling salts. She had complained of a headache and rolled onto the canister by her nose, the fumes enveloping her face and causing death.
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Asteepe
South Norwalk
Conm
Joseph O'Brien
O'Brien
Hearst Willam Accepts Nomination For Mayor Of New York
William Randolph Hearst announces in New York that he will accept the fusion nomination for mayor provided associates on city and county tickets are substantially Republican fusion nominees. He supports the fusion ticket to defeat Tamany Hall and asks for Independent endorsement to head a ticket by removing Otto T Bannard. Harrisburg infant industry incubator fund raised, city business groups back project. Mine death in Mahanoy City from heart failure. A girl in Roadsville injured after a frighened fall from a charm she sought for a rat scare.
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Gertain
New -York
Wiliam
Randolph Hearst
Atl
New ‘York
Tia Associates
Ipon
Tammany Hall
Independence League Committee
Fusion
Tammany
Citizens
Independent
Otto Tbannard
Republican Party
Bisiopists
Mahanoy City
Aince
Joseph Bondy
New Boston
Wae Mae
Shot Dead on Street in Paterson Incident
A man was killed on a Paterson street in a daytime assault described as an unlawful shooting. The report notes a woman, alleged wife, and an attempted robbery linked to the fatal incident, with unclear details from fragmented OCR text.
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Yall
Kokomo. Ind
Jennie
Robison
William Robison
Murdary
Orison
Michigan City
Ife
No clear article headline available from fragment
Readable text does not convey a complete event or identifiable entities. Summarization is not feasible without coherent context or named individuals, places, or dates.
Labor Leader Gompers Returns to United States
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor returns from Europe after study of continental labor conditions. A homecoming reception was given by labor men, with a more elaborate event planned in Washington upon his arrival next week.
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York
New York
Samuel Gomperg
Ame 1 ‘of
United’ States
Tabor
Washington
Taft hires a boxer for self defense lessons
Boston reports Jimmy Walsh, former bantamweight champion, to train Charles Tall in self defense. Walsh informed by letter to proceed. He and Theodora Roosevelt Jr. once closely connected but deny any meeting. Papke defeats Lewis at Pittsburgh in a 6th round finish before 5000 spectators per public verdict. Wanamaker plans largest capital increase in Harrisburg, boosting stock from 100000 to 7500000. state fee tallies 24660.47. New Orleans molasses ruling hearing set for Nov 30 in Washington. John W. McKinnon bids 2.5 million at foreclosure for Metropolitan Steamship control. Moree interests to gain if plans succeed.
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Gon Gharlay
Boston
Jhanny Walsh
Leach Charley
Tall
Manly
Walsh
Theodora Roosevelt,Jr
Harvard
Wanamaker
Harrisburg
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Ita Capital
Moree Intercata
John’ W. McKinnon
The
Metropolitan Steamship Company
Correspondents urged to write on one side of the paper
A Sylvania Georgia telegraph letter urges young lady correspondents to confine their writing to a single side of the page. The note implies that material intended for publication should be kept to one side, while other writings may be on all four sides if desired.
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Correapondante
Sylvania
Fragmented scraps reflect a noisy literary scene
A garbled Chicago Tribune page fragment shows Aunt Hypatia bragging about a nephew Percival and references to Homer and college. Scribbled lines include stray phrases about the pen being mightier than the sword and a request for a loan, with names like Tommy and Harold in a chaotic stream of quotes and misread text.
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Hypatia
Percival
Homer
Surat
Chicago
Brivane
Bate
Tommy
Tate
Chicago “Tribune
Flights over Washington give splendid country view
Mrs Wright invites tenant Lubin and Lt Humphreys aboard for a quick flight toward Washington. In minutes they fly over Calvert family lands and Baltimore’s era, then circle back and land safely. Humphreys praises the view, calling the aeroplane ride pleasant.
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Wong
Wife's Cigarettes Trigger Divorce Suit in Beek County
In Traisville Pennsylvania a divorce filing alleges the wife’s daily cigarette smoke drove husband to demand separation. Detailing testimony claims she woke him each morning with cigarette fumes and that he was trapped under debris in a cave-in while workers rescued him alive after nearly an hour.
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Georgi KI
Cavedin
Pottaville
Thomas Castro
Iva
Earth
Roseie
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