Mathewson Hero of Giants Game in World Series Glory
In the second world series game Christy Mathewson and Ed Plank shone as the Giants and Athletics traded innings in a tense duel. Mathewson sealed the win with a decisive tenth inning base hit for New York, while Plank held Philadelphia scoreless late, and McLean and Herzog backed the defense as the Giants prevailed 3 to 0 to tie the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiadelphia
Gantsnd Athletic
Evergreen Votrans
Christy Mathewson
Edward Plank
Keepiig
Paperb
Athletica
Matty
Felice
Bares
Trourne
New York
Confile
fieldursa—Collina
Ithires Giants
Wikee
Merkle
Igo
Witvo
Plite
Otter
Lorby McLean
Whem
Meyote
Beet
Plank
Witter
Stenak
Parry Ted
McLean
Barry
Mo Tana
Mindap
Doyle Wan
Wade
Beery
Doyle
Wikes
Trunk
Harry
Wiltee
Hawk
Peil
Hertog
Hersog
Murphy
Ove
Grant
Herzog
Fnx
Collins
Dole
Metcher
Warcome
Mother
Unker
Thyor
Olfring
Barthrounder
Therrog
Willae
Colina
Daker
Wilts
Nodal Phindelphia
Waa
Ao Iron Tip Teacher Johnny Inquiry
A fragmentary exchange shows a figure named Johnny asked how something was first discovered. The reply seems to prompt the teacher for details while a board appears to request information, with a smelted reference implied. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear events or names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Weill
Montgomery Republicans Nominate In Village Hall Meet
The Montgomery Republican convention held at Forester's Hall nominates town officers and party posts. William Hanlon elected chair. ticket includes supervisors, assessors, collector, inspectors, and Justices of the Peace. State of party slate and town committee announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Forester’s Hall
William
Hanlon
Thomas Nillspaugh
Samuel Berry Nerretariag
Willam
uUcketts
Robert T. Hume
Youn Glork
George N. Hired
Ralph Bruter
Footmasters
Lovie Mo Wilins l
Charles F. Logg
Assvssors
iHoory Mergen Suydam
James J. Crawford
James J. Wilkinson
Eorge W. Havens
James Gil
Leary J. Leonard
William Ruger
William S. Hanton
James F. Joy
Shop
Thomas W.W. Variiy
Charles W. Keay
William Wilder
Charles Johlie
Arthur Stewand
Howard Swhidco
Tierbat
F. Cox l
J. M. Witkin
William S. Janson
Fred Tower
Edison Teas
Thos Condon
Ard
Willem Stewart
Tierbort
F. Cox
Scotchtown Church Reading On Town Home and Saloon
A Sabbath evening program at Scotchtown Church features Mra Cora Seboris of the WLC presenting a talk titled The Town the Home the City and the Saloon. A fire at the Denton White farm near Michigan is reported with preliminary notes on its origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotchtown
Mra
Cora Seboris
WLC
Denton White
Michigan
Mis
Laena
Fire at Adams destroys Union Building
A blaze at Adams is reported to have destroyed the Union Building near Watertown. The fire caused damage estimated around $90,000 and disrupted local business. Fire crews battled the flames but full details and casualties remain unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Associated Pens
N.Y
Ort
Ting
Union Building
Aarmanse
Watertown
George F Gregg Nominated Again for Supervisor in Goshen
Goshen Oct 9 Special The Republican town committee met and placed George F Gregg in nomination for Supervisor for the coming election. Also nominated were Wilkin Det for Town Clerk Justice O T Coleman and W J stone for a position in the Justices, Hiram H Sulth and W Tippie for Assistants Overseer of the Poor Edward Wood and Collector George Farrall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Republican Town Committee
George F. Gregg
Wilkin
W. J Sone
En Asancre
Hiram H. Sulth
W.tippie
Edward Wood
George Farrall
Village Improvement Society Elects Officers
Goshen October 9 Special members of the Village Improvement Society met at A Y Wallace’s office Tuesday evening electing officers. President W W Wilcox, Vice President Mrs F W Bernard Jr, Mrs Thomas Bradley. Secretary Miss A Farrand. Treasurer Dr Varcos. Reports by secretary and treasurer were read and favorably received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Village Improvement Society
Sheriff Accounts Committee Meets In Goshen Morning
Goshen October 8 special report says under Hon. Imac B. Lorter the monthly meeting of the Sheriff’s Accounts Committee of the Board of Supervisors was held this morning. The committee includes Supervisors Perry Moots of Greenville chairman, and Supervisors Robert H. Hume of Walden and John Detagoroth of Newburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
Ehontt Imac B. Lorter
Perry Moots
Greenville
Robert. H. Hume
Walden
John Detagoroth
New ‘Purgh
Goshen Man Free After Bail Posted in Hall Case
John Bickshaw of Goshen released from county jail after $500 hall bond posted for appearance when needed. Robert Harl confined earlier, grand jury awaited. hall deposit of $500 was placed for his appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
John Bickshaw
Robert *Harl
Ed Mott to Visit Honesdale with Orange County Tales
Goshen Oct. 9 Special Ed Mott author of former days in Orange County stories syndicated weekly visits old friends in Honesdale. records indicate continued literary ties and regional nostalgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goshen
H. Mott
Orange County
Honesdale
Obituary of Charlotte G Ostrom Conant in Kane
Mrs Charlotte Gedney Ostrom wife of Dr Clarence M Conant rector of St Johns Kane died at her residence on Tionesta Avenue after long illness including heart trouble and pneumonia. Born Goshen New York she married in 1874. survived by son Roger Ostrom Conant and daughter Miss Amy Murray and other relatives. Funeral details to be announced at Kane St Johns Church with interment at Lagrr Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte G. Ostrom
Septem
Charlotta Gedney Ostrom
Te Roy
Clarence
Conant
St.John’s Church
Tionesta Arene
Pittebury
Conint
Kane
Whitehend
White
Pittsburgh
George Wilson
Lirsie Brine Wilson
George Wheon
North Street
Warwick
Jug
Hones Wan
William
Naw Grine
Isas
Frank A
Wolen
Ciy
North Gaptiet
Jersey
Old Front Street
Port Jercia
Thursday's Ball Game at New York Continues Page 1
A detailed play by play recounts infield and outfield actions from innings two through nine. Key moments include Burns, Murray, and Collins driving runs while Schang, Doyle, and McLean contribute defensive plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rosenthal Jury Deliberates in Scarlet Fever Case
The town of Fullaburgh sues Dr. J. M. Rosenthal for failing to report a scarlet fever case. Health officer Laidlaw pressed for immediate reporting while Rosenthal claimed a case in Thompsonville. Proceedings before Justice K. D. Hornbeck in Neversink ran into deliberations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullaburgh
J. M. Rosenhal
Neversink
New York
Thompsonville
Xara
Laidlas
Rosenthal
Woelork
Thompoo
Cauthers
Tr Latdinn
Fallebung
Alaing
Dr. Canthers
Monticello
Lailian
Fallshors
Baker
Horleyrig
Lawrer Lyons
Montlorlie
Sleuth Jury Fails to Agree in Liberation Case
In Slate Hill New York a jury retired after hours without reaching a verdict in a Liberation case. Special reports mention Ben Carpenter moving malt to Ridgebury for years and Albert Turner selling a building lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hin
Ben Carpenter
Ninth District Federation Meeting Held in Washingtonville
The annual Ninth District Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting convened in Washingtonville with attendees from the city including Mesdaines Marsden Thoron, Giertag, McMonagie, Hanford, and Misses Nearing and Booth. Funeral services for William C. Wood of Hoboken were held at Hillside Cemetery with Hoffman Lodge 413 F and A M directing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Federator of Women's Clubs
Wash- Ne Di-Day
Mesdaines
George Marsden
Theron’ Phtdan
MR. Wood
Wiliam C. Wood
Hoboken
Hillside Cemetery
Hoffman Lodge
No. 413
F. A A. My
Funeral for Miss Robble A Missourian
The funeral for Miss Robble A was led by Ret. Ro. Kiveewoon DD pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. Relatives and friends attended along with many floral tributes. Interment is planned at Hillside Cemetery on Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloan
Robble A
My Avenue
Teloe
Kiveewoon DD
Shawbay Sets New Record in Chester Derby
A telegram from Lexington reports Shawbay, a brown stallion by Silent Brook out of Mary Mayes, owned by Richard Delafield of Brook Farm Chester, lowered his time to 2 07 and then 2 08 in today’s race, surpassing his previous mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Times
Harry’ L.murray
Chester
Shawbay
Brook
Mary Mayes
Richard Delafield
Brook Farm
Directum I Withdrawn Amid Fast Pacing Classic
In Lexington Kentucky Frank Bogash Jr driven by Thomas W. Murphy won the classic ace stake free for all pacer event with a sensational 2 01% time in heat three. Flower Direct placed second with Directum I finishing fifth and Braden Direct out after heat three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Frank
Bogash, Jr
Thomas W. Murphy
Econd
Flower -Direct
Woo
Ithe
Bogash
Flower Direct
Directum.i
Braden
Hall B., Jr
Jim Todd
Hal B., Jr
Br. A
Hal B. McEwen
H. m
Snow
Jonea Gentry
B. G. Giurray
Branham Eeeeha
Cox
Strathstorm
B. S
Murpayy
Earl, Jr
Directum I
Ryan
de Braden
Biks
Egan
Hal B
McEwen
Walter Cochato
Michigan
Marbie Grit
Valentine
Walnut Grove
Bik
Welly” Temple
B. m
Jamison
Palméred Forest
B. G
Osbarn
Tiy- Mack
Bowerman
the Mason
Lou ‘Dewey
Snedeker
Tramp
Foxwood
Buster
Hub Dollldns
Bedford
Jim Red
Raley
Macéy
Walter
Bik G
Geers
Sir John
Chandler
Dampier
Ile
Frank Bogash, Jr
Frank Bogash
Murphy
Baseball Associations Log Pairings and Locations
The record lists matches between teams including Losers Metropolitana, St. Lewis, Chicago, Mt Louis, Brooklyn, Cleveland, Baltimore and New York across leagues A A N L and MN L. Assays show three events or assays recorded.
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A. A
St. Lewis
Chicago
N. L
Mt Louis
Brooklyn
Cleveland
MN. L
Baltimore
M. L
New York
Providence
St. Louis
Detroit
Louisville
N.L
Boston
A. L
Ory Igur
N. LL
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
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Iwins
Itime
Cheoka
Mackmen
York
Montgomery Republicans
George Gregg
Society
Sheriff's Accounts Committee
Eckman
Aeaascom
Shafer
Murray
Kirst
Bush
Texas
Burns
Murray Baker
Fletcher
McInnis
Schang
Pas Baker
Doc McLean
Costed
Testeau
Cooper
Legee
Ison
Mclean Mtrovite
Burnsize
Lsu Wilson
Doyles
Fico
Deena
Crmdall
Oldring
Seike Murphy
Severith
Wilson
Merkie
Wiltse
Rete Fighth
Wiltie
Ff York
Crandal
Strunk
Selig
Hafer
New
Slate Hill
Federation
Washingtonville
ee _ WcMONAGLE & BOGERS
North
Budd Murray
Directum
Frank Bogash Jr
Thonal League
American Association
Temple Capmaha
John Street
Stratton Theatre
HE. D. Gould Company
Railroad Ave
Timee
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