Cubs Confidence vs Tigers in World Championship Third Game
Chicago and Detroit clash in the third game of the world championship series. The Cubs, with two wins, appear confident while Detroit stays determined despite prior defeats. Weather is chilly with crowds forming for tickets as speculators stumble in a market drop. The batting order features Cobb and Tinker, with Jennings shifting Schaefer and Caughlin in the infield as play resumes at 2:18 PM.
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Associated Press
Sanday
Chicago
Detroit
Ill
West Side Hall Park
National Commission
Tinker
Tigers
Fang
Crais
Latroll McIntyre
O'Leary
Crawford
Cobb
Rossman
J Coughlin
Schmidt
Schaefer
Mullin
Chicago-Sheckard
Behuite
Ghance
Steinfeldt
King
Pfeister
Simplies
O'Day
Sheridan
Jennings
Caughlin
Powns
Thomas
Inquest Held Over McPherson Slaying by Jones
Coroner Wevitt today conducted an inquest into the death of John A. McPherson former marine killed yesterday by William Jones Jones who twenty seven years ago fired at Charles Guiteau in the Garfield assassination attempt Jones is held without bail.
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Associated Presa
Washington
D. C
Wevitt
John A. McPherson
William Jones
Charlie Guiteau
Garfield
Jones
Paul Krause murder case ends with life sentence
Judge John Goodland denies retrial motion and sentences Paul Krause to life in state prison. The inmate began solitary confinement on the first day. Authorities suspect he planned self harm by leaping from the St Paul bridge after tossing his gun into the river following the murder of Minna Grunert.
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Appleton
Wis
John Goodland
Paul Krause
Ife
St. Paul
Minna Grunert
Krause
Lockes Agent in Box Car Heist at Port Washington
A Milwaukee special says the Northwestern depot station agent at Port Washington was held up at two o clock by four masked men with a revolver and $25 in cash was taken. The robber forced him into a box car, sealed the doors, and fled. The agent, after hours, attracted passing workers and was released. The description: a slender man about twenty five, in a long black overcoat, with a yellow silk handkerchief as a mask. Ozaukee County sheriff issued a lookout for the robber.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Port Washington
Ozaukee County
Interstate Commerce Order On Stock Car Charges Suspended
The Interstate Commerce Commission order limiting stock car transfer charges to Chicago Union Stock Yards is suspended pending a federal injunction case. Railways argue the reduced rate costs over two dollars per car, risking about 200000 dollars yearly. a hearing with Judge Vandeventer adjourned to tomorrow.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Interstate Commerce Commission
Chicago
G. H. Cowan
United States Circuit
Vandeventer
Adams and
Captured in Chicago Two Robbery Suspects Nabbed
Milwaukee news reports state Cale son of Fond du Lac County former sheriff, partner of Albert Dorsey, was captured in Chicago after Dorsey confessed to police implicating him and two other crooks Joston Tom and Ninos Harry in several bank robberies including Lady Smith and Warren. Sheriff travels to Chicago to return Cale.
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Milwaukee
Janesville
Cale
Fond du Tac County
Albert Dorsey
Chicago
Dorsey
Joston Tom
Ninos Harry
Ladysmith
Warren
Wisconsin hunter shoots man near Mellen. dies at Ashland
An Ashland dispatch reports Frank Sawicki died last night in Ashland twelve hours after being shot by an unknown hunter near Mellen. The shooter, mistaking him for a deer, fled after realizing the harm. Sawicki, bleeding, lay undiscovered for hours and could not identify the assailant.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin
Ashland
Frank Sawicki
Mellen
Sawicki
Kaiser Re Turns to Berlin Amid Balkan Tension
Berlin Oct 12 The swift return of Emperor William the Empress and Princess Victoria from Rominten to Berlin was prompted by scarlet fever in the village near the imperial castle though his majesty wished to reach the capital because of the Balkans situation. He met with Prince von Buelow after arriving from Norderney for a one hour conference.
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Associated Press
Berlin
William
Germany
Victoria
Rominten
Imperial Castle
Balkans
Prince von Buelow
Norderney
Aas
Asquith
Near East
Turkey
Terlin
Lokal An=aciger
Belgrade
Ison
Balgrace
Shabits
Batuklic
Skupshtina
Rvin
Skupsh
Ina
Monetenegrian National Assembly
Montenegro
Canea
Crete
Greece
North Carolina Peace Congress Opens in Greanadoro
The North Carolina peace congress opened in Greanadoro on October 12. A message from President Roosevelt was read expressing regret at not being able to attend and sending hearty sympathy and hope for a successful meeting. Roosevelt’s remark about burying the hatchet is noted as a guiding sentiment.
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Associated Press
Greanadoro
N. C
North Carolina Peace Congress
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Balloon Section of German Army at Work
The article describes German airship activity during wartime, noting balloon experiments and field work. It details how war balloons are operated by relay teams winding cables and rapidly lowering balloons when needed. It emphasizes the German effort mirroring France's submarine advances.
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France
Taft Campaign Tour Through Ohio Rural Districts
Taft begins a three day state tour focusing on farming areas from Circleville to Akron, urging protectionist tariff policy and Republican strength. He cites audience enthusiasm and features such as a name grafted on a gourd and a child’s chrysanthemum tribute as he speaks in Morrow, Circleville, and surrounding towns. Bryan also plans a three day Nebraska campaign, with stops in Omaha and Lincoln before Chicago.
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Cincinnat
William Th.fart
Rand
Morrow
Wilmington
Washington Trourt Tabse
Circleville
Lancaster
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Zanesville
Cambridge
New Comerstown
Canal Dover
Miassilon
Akron
Taft
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Tas
Willam Alden Smith
United States
Michigan
Mr. Taft
Ohio
Jesse Taylor
Congress
Sabina
Senator Smith
Washington Court House
Viola
Pena
New Holland
Pickaway Plains
Vorys
Aneria
Bryan
Fairview
Lincoln
Omaha
William J. Bryan
Pees
Nebraska University
Denver
Chicago
Barry regains English professional cycling championship
London reports Ernest Barry of London defeated Australian George Towns by six lengths over a four and a half mile course at Putney Moortinks, winning the English professional cycling title after ten years in Australia. Barry’s time was 21,121-6 and he earned a purse of 7,000 dollars. he is noted as the brother of W A Barry, previous title holder since 1898.
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Associated Press
London
Australia
England
Ernest Barry
George Towns
Putney-Moort Inks
Barry
W. A. Barry
Towns
Voters Show Apathy in New York Registration
New York voters show marked apathy as leaders race to spur registration for the November presidential election. Efforts by all parties are underway but current figures indicate a sharp drop from prior presidential years.
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Associated Press
New York
Air Being Teefersiure Paaenavenas and Tuesday Sighted
Fragmentary report notes air being teefersiure near Wisensie Faie with maperstore tesight and Tuesday observation. mention of Geta vena and Remarta suspected in local sighting.
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AIR
Fer
Maperstore
Tuesdey
Oun
Getavena
Ris
Rleing Remarta
Thaw to Remain in Matteawan for Sanity Hearing Decision
Harry K. Thaw will stay in the Matteawan asylum for a determination on his sanity until the Court of Appeals rules on whether he is entitled to a jury trial. Supreme Court justices denied a jury trial and will hear the matter themselves. Relatives attended as Thaw’s counsel sought discharge after a prior murder trial finding. An order to testify in a Pittsburgh bankruptcy case was served, though no action is yet clear. The bankruptcy official says Tha¬w’s return to Matteawan does not affect ongoing proceedings.
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Associated Preas
White Plains
Arry K. Thaw
Muatterwaan
Court of Aments
Justles Mls
Supreme Court
Thaw
Thiaiv
Tha
Matteawan
Blin
Piitsburg
United States
Aa Uroucht
Pittsburg
W. Ft
Man Fatally Shot by Accident While Hunting Near Marinette
Antone Behemme, a Menominee teamster, unintentionally shot himself while hunting on Sunday. He was pushing a bicycle with one hand and carrying a gun in the other when the trigger snagged on the pedal, the weapon firing and blowing the back of his head. Freia remains alive but is not expected to survive.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Marinette
Antone Behemme
Freia
Suffragettes Keep Parliament Precincts Lively In London
London Oct 12 The suffragists and unemployed keep Parliament precincts lively in the afternoon though major efforts are reserved for tomorrow evening. A strong police force, mounted and on foot, keeps crowds moving at government instates.
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Associated Press
London
Ciats
Parliament
Ee i Ge
Pankhurst Siblings and Drummond summoned for Commons protest
Summonses were issued today for Mrs Pankhurst Mrs Drummond and Miss Christabel Pankhurst three of the last iniltant of the suffragist leaders for having appeared last week to urge the public to rush the house of commons tomorrow. Mrs Pankhurst said she would refuse to obey the summons and that the public would have to come and take them.
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Pankhurst
Drummond
Christabel Pankhurst
House of Commons
Castro Drives QUT In Venezuela News
Caracas dispatch reports President Castro showing marked improvement and appearing in public for the first time since Valencia. He drove to the Yellow House to conduct state business and met Foreign Minister Pant to discuss reply to the Netherlands note. Gen Carmelo Castro unexpectedly left for New York, rumored to seek artillery manpower for coast defenses.
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Associated Press
Caracas
Venezuela
Priday
Willemstad
Curaeno
Oet
Brestient Castro
Useelty
Valencia
Yellow House
Pant
Netherlands
Carmelo Castro
Republic
New York
Zulla
Itfy
United States
Venezueli
Election and feast plan for Wisconsin Life stockholders
Stockholders of Wisconsin National Life Insurance Company of Oshkosh convene at 179 Main Street for a morning business meeting to adopt bylaws and elect a board of directors, with officers to be chosen afterward. A banquet at Tremont hotel follows, with Gov. J. O. Davidson, Insurance Commissioner Beedle, State Treasurer Dall, Congressman Davidson and other officials among expected guests.
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Wisconsin National Life Insurance Company
Oshkosh
Main Street
Tremont Hotel
Ifreotors
Wisconsin
Hergely
Thin City
J. O. Davidson
Insurante
George EB. Beedle
James E. Dali
Jamen F. T Davidson
Inia
Nora Derss
Disappeared Boy Recovered Missing Money Disclosed
Trenate Story aged eighteen left home with money saved from labor. Mr Stutz reported a younger child saw him Sunday evening then father and son discussed the disappearance. The motive cited was obtaining a necktie. no warrant applied yet.
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Trenate
Diason
Focal Milla
Stutz
Byane
Gaul
Company B Defeated by Fond du Lac Team in Nine Eight Loss
The Company B indoor baseball squad from Oshkosh lost 9 to 8 to Fond du Lac on a Saturday evening. Spalding dominated Oshkosh’s battery while Prehn and Wolb held Fond du Lac’s bounce to thirteen and ten strikeouts respectively. Fond du Lac scored seven runs in the first inning and later threats were contained after the initial frame. Alvin Dolan at second base keyed Company P’s defense. Next Saturday the Airone Mée Milan team travels to Fond du Lac to face Company E.
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Fond du Lac
Fond
Spalding
Oshkosh
Prehryid Wolb
Prehn
Leon
Alvin Dolan
Company P
Airone Mée Milan
Company E
Kennedy couple to celebrate fiftieth wedding anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. James F.E. Kennendy of Algoma Street will mark fifty years of marriage tomorrow with an “open house.” Mr. Kennendy, a pioneer wholesale grocer, retired from business several years ago.
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James FE. Kennendy
Algoma Street
Kennelly
Meat Packers Meet Opens Third Convention
The third annual convention of the American Meat Packers association opens in Chicago with delegates from across the United States. President James G. Alger presides, and Secretary of Agriculture James Wilson is expected to address the gathering.
Balloon Endurance Race In Berlin Attendance 40 Balloons Lifted
Forty balloons started an endurance contest in Berlin on a clear afternoon. The field included one British entrant among mostly German competitors. The event proceeded without incident as the balloons rose, marking a calm start to the flight.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Balkans Crisis Cools As Powers Seek Peace
War talk subsides as Balkans crisis eases and a conference is favored. Servia’s stance shifts toward diplomacy while Britain resists quick note exchanges. Moscow and Paris push for international talks, Crete votes unity with Greece, Montenegro rallies behind government.
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