Nationals-Oldtime Baseball Riot Poises City for Game
New York and Chicago face off in a pivotal National League title race amid a record Polo Grounds crowd.Officials struggle to control gate crushes as Mathewson arrives amid wild cheers. Chicago leads 2 to 1 after seven innings, with tension and fevered anticipation defining the long awaited showdown.
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New York
Chicago
Bu Ss
Palo Grounds
Engusze
Battle Royal
Polo Grounds
Davie
Chance
Moran
Ty Mathewson
Kastene
Klem
Hne UN
Tenney
Herzog
Bresnahan
Donlin
Seymour
Devlin
McCormick
Bridkwell
Mathewson
Chicago and New York tied 1 1 after three innings
In a fragmentary report, Feldt struck out as Chicago and New York kept score 1-1 after three innings. New York plated four runs earlier with Tenney singling to left, while Bresnahan, Donlin, and Seymour contributed in various at bats.
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Chicago
Chance
Mathewson
Tenney
Moran
Hoffman
Breinfeldt
Howard
Hofman
York
MecCormish
Rehntie
Bridéwill
Tinker
New
Kling
Brown
Kitne
Shockard
Seymort
Ca Evers
Hchulte
Jett Kung
T Haht
Eoring Evers
Schulte
Stein
Feldt
New York
Herzog
Bresnahan
Donlin
Seymour
Sheckard
Two Men Die In Great Northern Train Wreck At Butte
Two men were killed and a third injured when a Great Northern passenger train derailed near Marias River after striking soft roadbed. Fireman William Ramspeck of White Sulphur Springs Mont and engine wiper Charles McClintock died. passengers were shaken and scattered wreckage trapped the two victims.
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Associated Press
Butte
Mont
Qee
Great Northern
Marius River
William FE
Tamspeck
White Sulphur Springs
Charles McClintock
Ramspeck
Wiper
Passegers
Milwaukee Man Acquitted In Blackmail Case
Special report from Milwaukee states N G Eades, a prominent attorney and Grand Army man, was found not guilty in municipal court of blackmail involving a fourteen year old girl named Agnes Anderson. The three day trial ended with an excited courtroom as Eades denied the accusations and claimed the matter was a blackmail scheme.
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Mibwaukee
Wis
Qel
Hachtesu
Wisconsin
N. G. Eades
Ats
Grand Army
Eades
Agnes Anderson
Eadus
Gomez Not So Warlike In Venezuela Netherlands Tangle
In The Hague officials think a transfer of executive power to Vice President Vicente Gomez could ease the Venezuela Netherlands dispute. Gomez is known to be less warlike than President Castro, potentially improving chances for settlement.
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Associated Press
The
Hague
Oct
Castro
Venezuela
Vicente Gomez
Netherlands
Senor Gomez
Cholera Under Control In St Petersburg
Cholera situation in St Petersburg is reported under control. In the last twenty four hours ending at noon there were seventy four new hospital cases, a decline of fifty from the previous day. Sixty seven deaths occurred and 124 patients were discharged as cured.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Taft to Stump Indiana in Final Push
President hopeful William Howard Taft arrived in Cincinnati from Chicago and went to Charles P. Taft's home. He faces a critical day ahead as he hastens preparations for voting, seeking his last opportunity to campaign before the Indiana vote.
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Associated Pres
Cincinnati, O
Del
W. H. Taft
Chicago
Charles P
Taft Plans Three Day Campaign Swing Home State
National Chairman Titchcock announced Taft would spend three days in his home state starting Monday before moving to Maryland and Virginia with possible stops in Kentucky and Tennessee. He slated dates to stump Indiana on October 28 and 22, outlining the Republican campaign path.
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Imby
Chicago
Titchcock
Taft
Maryland
Virgin
Kentucky
Tennessee
Indiana
Arbitration Treaty Signed With China in Washington
The United States and China signed a treaty on arbitration at the State Department. Wu Tingfang represented China while Secretary Root acted for the United States. The ceremony established a framework for resolving disputes by arbitration between the two nations.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C
United States
China
State Department
Wu Ting Fang
Chines
Root
Earl Rosslyn Weds Again In Third Matrimonial Venture
The Earl of Ras, previously divorced from his wife Miss Tan... inson of New York, entered a third marriage this afternoon. He wed Vera Bayley, daughter of a former officer of the Lancers, according to Associated Press dispatches.
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Associated Press
New York
Henry T. McBride
Landon
Earl of Ras
Tana Ob
Inson
Ite
Vera Bayley
the Lancers
Apple Trees and Orchard Longevity From Old Beliefs
The article mentions Oneida chief Sconandoah and missionary Dominic Kirkland planting trees in 1791. It notes trees over a century old bearing crete fruit, contrasts grafting methods with modern apples, and warns against clinging to useless old trees while praising fine ancient trees. The piece reflects horticultural observations and moral reflections on usefulness.
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Sconandoah
Oneida
Dominic Kirkland
Crete
Jesus
E. P. Powell
Outing Magazine
Servians Urge War as Balkan Turmoil Spreads
Reports from Berlin Paris and Belgrade describe Servian protests over Austria Hungary occupation of Bosnia and Herzegovina with wild crowds demanding to see King Peter. The London and Vienna bureaus note Crete annexation tensions and British caution, while Emperor Francis Joseph pledges peace and strong forces to defend Austria Hungary.
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Belerade
Servia
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia
Dlerze
Govina
Browine
Belgrade
Peter
Herzegovina
Impd
Ney
Austrig-Hunkgary
Benin
Berlin
Igeriia
Great Britain
Tondon
Cer
Greece
Sosnia
Hiernegovina
Crete
Foreign Office
Tim
Balkan
Bosnian
Joseph
Budapest
Francis Joseph
Andresy
Merzerovina
Germany
Italy
Europe
Constantinople
Turkey
Smyrna
Samos
Meljidieh
Ramos
Vienna
Fremdenblatt
Bosna
Mersigovinan
Austria
Golo Wardeln
Hungary
London
Kntines
Great Berlin
Daly
Clete
Vietergovina
Toc
Haa
Eid Parts
Gasulgarta
Fee
Fee, Taking Cogniaance of Che Eftar Jiesndon and Pajoomgkett
Turbulent Europe Echoes War Movements
Fragmentary OCR describes tense diplomacy and military shifts across Austria Hungary Germany and the Balkans. Mentions Greece Crete Bulgaria Bosnia and independence debates.
Senator Molaleue to Launch Commoner Weekly
United States Senator Robert Molaleue plans to start a weekly publication focused on public interest. He seeks to publish records of public officials and political parties, provide timely news interpretations, and advance self-government across states with impartial, fearless reporting.
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Associated Press
Madison
Wis
S- Uni
Robert Molaleue
Huawei
Maine
Congress
Prper
Howe
Jat Foliette
Chtef
Sani Ie
Baptists Condemn Cannon At Wisconsin Meeting
Special to The Northwestern Madison Wisconsin delegates pass resolutions denouncing Speaker Cannon for opposing liquor prohibition laws and federal actions to curb liquor traffic. They urge Wisconsin and national lawmakers to oppose his reelection citing opposition to legislation and urging substitutes to defeat him.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Cannon
Wisconsin
Nati
Congress
Joseph C. Carmen
House
Gas Kills Four Italians In Waterbury Boarding House
An illuminating gas leak spread through an Italian boarding house on Bank Street, killing four Italian men and leaving eight men and two women unconscious or injured. Antonio Da Marco notified police after noticing distress signals at the home, prompting emergency responders to rescue survivors, with several residents later recovering at home or in hospital.
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Assochiat Press
Waterbury
Conn
Get
Bank Street
Galesippi Sanetoro
Vietims
Antonio da Marco
de Mxren
Gil
Mra. Bantoro
de Marco
Moana
Privation and Tragedy in Greene Avenue Home
In Arooklya New York three people died amid poverty. Mary Boden aged sixty one and her son Earnest aged thirty seven ended their lives at 28 Greene Avenue after discovering their daughter thirty two had vanished. A letter suggested the daughter’s disappearance preceded the deaths. The widow and two children had fallen on hard times. the son once a noted artist and cartoonist had recently worked in novelty dress items.
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Arooklya
Ocb
Mia
Mary Boden
Euwin
Greene Avenue
Syn
Daugh Hla
Hal
Klore- Vfaren
Brody
Marhattan
Ann Dressier
Adoption of New Bill of Lading Form Across Railroads
Railroads across New York, the Midwest, and the Ohio River region will adopt a new standard bill of lading form starting November 1. The change shifts carrier liability limits, aims to reduce friction with shippers, and enforces acceptance at published rates with a ten percent penalty for noncompliance. The Interstate Commerce Commission contemplates broader adoption nationwide.
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New York
Wet
Cutton
Mississippi
Ohio River
Intersitate
Redha
Barsheen
Vomimerce Commission
Bad bike riders and local notices from Menasha district
Fragmented local items report on bike riders ignoring sidewalks in Menasha. court appearance of Charles Sorensern before Justice Brein with guilty plea and a dine of 1 coin. Obituary notes for Mrs. Mary Wrieger. remains moved to Trenton. Community social event by Musashi Trilege BR. EE. Local sports mention Manitowoc champions of Lake Shore league upcoming game. Various short items about visitors, missing chickens, and health-related travel for Mr. Nobles.
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Menasha
Ouriesta
Charles Sorensern
Brein
Mary Wrieger
Tee
Krieger
Ituchia
Trenton
X. J
Musashi Trilege
Ralima oWith Manitowoc
Champians
Lake Shore Tea
Wis
Joseph LaSage
W. Jenkins
Fred Daniels
Water Street
L. J. Nobles
Martinsville
Ind
Nobles
Birth of the Liberal party proclaimed in Chattanooga
In a convention of organizers, the new Liberal party was formally proclaimed with a platform of principles. Sidney Tapp of Atlanta called the meeting to order, urging women's suffrage. Charles J. Moore of Atlanta was named permanent chairman and spoke briefly, while remarks touched on male and bachelor duties in a humorous aside.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Ort
Liberal Party
Sidney, Tapp
Allanta
Tapp
Charles J. Moore
Wig
New Depot for Neenah to Cost 316,400
Neenah officials announce a new Crekelit freight depot to replace the structure destroyed by fire in August. work will start soon after residents pressed for safer access and detours, with council approving the plan despite objections over property takings and potential hazards near tracks.
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Neenah
Crekelit
Loral
Northwestern Yailway
Sigan
Zovlle
Gruad
Uae
Petlien
Hansen
Worl
Teqiles
Vie
Kruegers Larhian
Haren
Walter
Ekern Campaign Probe Proceedings Near Settlement
A village hearing in Wisconsin centers on political expense disclosures linked to A. V. Twesme and opponents. Albert Hess, editor of The Areca Leader, reports on questioning of Ekern ally Tess. Attorneys for Ekern and Tess move to have the case heard by Judge Pruit with no suspension of the circuit court’s decision.
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Albert Hess
Areca
Tess
Meitor Huss
Winter & Bach
Congress
Stephenson
Maine
A. VT. Twesme
Namnise
Assembly
Ekern Ie
Ekern
Pruit
Circult
Four Men Drown Near Delaware Breakwater
An Associated Press report from Lewes Delaware states the steam pilot boat Philadelphia rescued two men clinging to an upturned launch named Pilcher outside the Delaware breakwater. It is reported that four men drowned though the tale could not be confirmed as fog thickens the scene.
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Associated Press
Lewes
Del
Dct
Philadelphia
Delaware
Bryan Holds Stage Plays Leading Role
Bryan delivers a leading performance at the Deep Waterwall Convention as Aemumashan is greeted by tumult and applause from Chegas and attendees.
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Bryan
Aemumashan
Speeches and Parades Mark Day Two at Great Auto Event
Delegates, though fatigued, proceed with speeches and a lengthy automobile parade through Chicago as Taft and Bryan figure prominently. Walter De Moody and David H. Francie introduce speakers. Golden Pine leads about waterways and conservation alongside remarks by Regan and Bly.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Witliam J. Tir
David H. Prancie
St. Louis
Chicago Entertainment Committee
Lockport
Eundreds
Taft
Bryan
Committee On Crientis
Walter de Moody
Ree
Chiviga Association of Hines
J. J. Wile
Tatt
Cincinnati
Tivanslon
Northwestern Universiy
AL BL Wood
Texas
Cretentiate Censmtee
W. Wittenberg
Portland
Ore
Transportation Committee
Unien
Tedney
Ulineis
Mavaniugh
Til
Bly
Regan
Mim Meade
Yeume woman elvine Bernine arreste
A mysterious woman named Elvine Bernine is held on suspicion of stealing a suitcase from the Chicago Northwestern rails line near Omro. Chief Dowling doubts prior arrest, while attorney Wy. Hurl and Mrs Eugene Barkwood seek leniency for Alice Van Loonen, with Judge Gass and District Attorney Foulkes involved in discussions.
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Alice van Tounen
Yeume
Elvine Bernine Ag
Irene Towson
Satureuw
Chiena& Northwestern
Rand
Waupin
Mise van Leunen
Fis
Alles
Gir
FL Dowling
Wy. RL Hurlbut
Eusene Barkwood
Alise van Loonen
Omro
Gass
W. J. Foulkes
Certan
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