Tigers Hope To Win As Detroit Faces Chicago In Key Game
Detroit and Chicago clash in the world championship series with Chicago leading three games to one. Donavan and Reulbach pitch for today as rain and cooler weather threaten. Manager Jennings urges stout heart as Detroit seeks a decisive victory to keep series alive.
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Detroit
Mich
Chicago Nationals
Bennett Park
Detroit Americans
Mullin
MacIntyre
O'Leary
Crawford
Cobb
Rossman
Schaefer
Schmidt
Coughlin
Donovan
Chicago
Sheckard
Evers
Schulte
Chance
Steinfeldt
Hofman
Tinker
Eling
C. Overall
P. Tompires
Sheridan
O'Day
Steamers in Collision in Detroit Harbor
A dayboat report notes the steamer Sacramento of the David fleet collided with the Matnafa in Detroit harbor. Both steamers are seriously damaged and the Sacramento is sinking per the Detroit News dispatch.
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Associated Pregs
Detroit
Duluth
Detroit News
Sacramento
Bay Cry
Luman Mann's Case Presented to October Grand Jury
The case of Lor Wen Mann, charged with the July murder of Mrs. Frances Gilmore Thompson, was presented to the October grand jury today in Lume, by Inspector John Wheeler and several witnesses against Mann.
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Inspector of Police
Associated Press
Luenge
Lor Wen Mann
Frances Gilmore Thompson
Ute
John Wheeler
Mann
St Petersburg Reports Cholera Surge with 54 New Cases
St Petersburg reports fifty four new cholera cases and twenty seven deaths in the city for the twenty four hours ending today.
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Associated Preas
J. Petersburg
St. Petersburg
Lunatic Kills Keeper at Insane Asylum in Wisconsin
A News Special from Green Bay reports Ernest Newman killed William McDougal by striking him from behind at the Brown County insane asylum. McDougal died within hours after the skull fracture and his body was found by workers in the woods. Newman, known for a five year prior throat slashing, said he killed McDougal to send him to heaven to avoid hard labor.
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Northwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Green Bay
Brown County Insane Asylum
Ernest Newman
William McDoural
McDougal
Taft Train Derailed Again In Ohio Tour
Judge Taft's special train derailed on a spur from the Pennsylvania line at Cadiz Junction. Two engines attached, front tender wheels left the track on a steep grade, causing a half hour delay. Taft spoke to a crowd in Cadiz before continuing through Ohio toward Wheeling with planned speeches in Wellsville Empire Toronto Mingo Junction Cadiz Junction Cadiz Steubenville.
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Associated Press
Cadiz
Att
Cadiz Junction
Mr. Taft
Judge Taft
Ohio
Liverpool
Taft
Wheeling
Col
John N. Taylor
Wellsville
Empire
Toronto
Mingo Junction
Steubenville
Thim
Passenger Train Hits Burning Bridge Near Shinnen Kas
Associated Press report from Lincoln Nebraska notes Missouri Pacific westbound No 102 derailed after striking a burning bridge two miles east of Shinnen near the Nebraska line. Three cars burned. Conductor Hull of Kansas City and J D Clay of Mellen Tennessee said to be seriously hurt with no reported fatalities.
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Associated Press
Lincoln
Neb
Missouri Pacific
Shinnen
Kas
Nebraska Line
Hull
Kansas City
J.D. Clay
Mellen
St. Louis
Hall
J. D. Clas
Tenn
Balloon race ends in Conqueror burst at Lehmargendorf Sport Park
Berlin spectators witnessed the Coupe Internationale des Aeronautes race begin at Lehmargendorf park when the American balloon Conqueror burst and fell. Both occupants escaped unharmed as the balloon opened into a parachute. Pilot A. Forbes and Mr. Augustus Post were aboard. the start, crashes, and near tragedy unfolded amid cautious cheers and shock.
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Lehmargendorf
Conqueror
Baying
Bmw A. Holland Forbes
Augustus Post
Turmoil in Bulgaria Hints at Wider Balkan Clash
Oriental railway dispute in Eastern Rumelia grows. Bulgarian government may concede on one point but resists full property claims for Turkey and stockholders. Anglo Russian talks outline plans on Turkey and Bulgaria while Austrian and Turkish denials hinder conference talks. rioting in Jaffa disrupts Austrian post, and British fleet arrives at Rhodes to deter tensions.
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Associated Press
Sofa
Bulgaria
Sofia
Poprikom
Kumeia
St Whd¢mar
Turkey
Diplomatisi
Sots
Tor
Erdinand
Ttulguria
St. Petersburg
Bourse Gazette Today
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria- Hungary
Bungaria
Black Sea
Novipazar
Montenegro
Servia
Michael Statkovich
Duma
Servian War Fund
M. Statkovich
Russia
Saffa
Jaffa
Palestine
Poli- Ucal
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia
Sierzegovina
Constantinople
Berlin
Austria
Fanta
Herzegovina
Macedonia
Rumelia
Durdan Celles
Greece
Warsthill
Smyrna
Aslaire
Angler
Jianshoe
Matta
Levant
Abruzzi
Bendon
Rome
Globe
Albania
Matida Gollnik Convicted of Murder in Minnesota
Matida Gollnik was convicted in Tittle Falls Minnesota for the murder of her husband William Gollnik on August 12. The defense claimed two masked men beat him to death when he refused to surrender certificates of deposit.
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Associated Press
Tittle Falls
Minn
Matida Gollnik
Wiliam Golluik
Neck and shoulder toning exercises from a Delineator feature
A vintage guide outlines simple neck and chin routines to slim the jaw and strengthen the shoulder area. It urges head tilts, side stretches, arm extensions, deep breathing, and skin care to improve appearance, noting tenderness proves work underway.
Balloon race balloons sink off coast near Berlin
An airship from the Berlin started international cup race sank six miles north of Helgoland. Montoya and Hohera rescued by a fishing boat, captain of the cutter moved on to Hamburg after a brief telegram. The Castilla Spanish and Helvetia Swiss balloons reportedly unaccounted for. Fourteen German patrol boats scour the North Sea for missing craft as hope fades for escape from shifting air currents.
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Associated Press
Cuxhaven
Castitta
Berlin
Heliroland
Montoya
Iilet
Hohera
Deanarch
Hamburg
Busidy
Castilla
Russia
Wanger- Joog Island
North Sea
North’ Sea
New Athletic Council elected at Wisconsin
The annual election of the University of Wisconsin athletic council by the university family at no frat meeting resulted in the selection of Dr. P. Hutchings director of physical training, Prof. C. B. Allen, Dr. C. R. Bardeen, Prof. D. W. Mow, Prof. H. L. Smith and others for the present year.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
P. Hutchings
C. B. Allen
College of Letters and Science
C. R. Bardeen
College of Medicine
D. W. Mow
Bankers Association Meets with Laughlin Address
The Timeis Bankers Association held a session featuring Prof. J. Lawrence Laughlin of the University of Chicago. Laughlin spoke on guaranty of bank documents and related financial issues.
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Associated Preas
Timeis
J. Lawrence Laughlin
University of Chicago
Laghlin
F Bank Docowes
Women Defiant as Suffragists Face Postponed Trials
Crowds gathered outside Bow Street police court in London as militant suffragists led by Mrs Drummond, Mrs Pankhurst, and Miss Cristabel Pankhurst faced postponed trials. Police testified of disorder and eight officers injured. most prisoners opted for good behavior bonds, while some chose imprisonment. The crowd cheered and one speaker accused authorities of obstructing protestors.
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London
Bow Street
Feaders
Drummond
Punkhurts
Misa Cristabel Pandehuret
Cretabe
Welle
Farfayhewra
Privan
Asquith
Angther
Headless Milwaukee Man Identified as Frank Clope
Milwaukee report says a headless body found on the Tiley farm near Kenosha is identified as Frank Clope who disappeared from Amund. His wife and son confirmed the identity after examination. Authorities lean toward death by self harm, though the case included claims of murder and insurance.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Fineine
Mitchett Waxon Company
Irving Clope
Kenosha
Young Clope
Wisconsin Uiversity
Clope
Roosevelt declines Australian visit on Africa trip
Melbourne dispatch reports Prime Minister Deakin presenting President Roosevelt's reply to Australia's invitation. Roosevelt regrets he cannot visit Australia on his return from Africa. He hopes to come in the future to the giant young commonwealth of the south.
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Win Heereste
Iisy
Prea
Melbourne
Premer Deakin
House of Representatives
Australia
Commonwealth
Africa
Hoosevelt
Young Commonwealth
Admires Governor Hughes in White House talks
The president met Gen Henry L Burnett State Senator Alfred E Page and Mark Sullivan in Washington on October 14 and expressed strong admiration for Governor Hughes. He praised his unselfish and disinterested work in the west and its value to the party nationwide.
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Associated Press
Washlington
New York State
Henry L. Burnett
United States
Southern District of
New York
Alfred &. Page
Mark Sullivan
New York City
Hughes
West
Republicans Get Money in Nationwide Campaign Effort
Elmer Dover arrived from New York to discuss campaign funding with Republican leaders in Chicago. Dover denied reports of a $500,000 boost to the fund but acknowledged greater contributions than early in the drive. National Chairman Mack cited southern reports of government officials aiding a campaign fund, with agents sent from Washington.
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Procinion
Chicago
Elmer Dover
Republicanational Committee
New York
Dever
Mack
South
Republican Party
Omiehohiera
Washington
Eerthly
Bryan in Nebraska Tour Attacks Roosevelt and Supports Taft
William J. Bryan opened a second day of campaigning in North Bend after a long travel schedule. He urged support for the Republican tickets and condemned President Roosevelt's involvement, urging voters to let Taft and Bryan contend the contest. He spoke to farmers about the security of bank deposits, arguing for guaranteed protection and emphasizing benefits to depositors and the community.
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Associated Iressa
Columbus
Neh
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
North Bend
Mttle Park
Cfty
Roosevelt
Land Case Dismissed Without Prejudice
Fragmentary report shows a United States land case before Commissioner Michael Wood. The government’s attorney Wheeler states the case is dismissed without prejudice and leaves open whether the government will recommence proceedings.
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Millwaukee
Calre
United States
Micbiain
Attlorney Wheeler
Superior Man Honored Willan Webb Elected Grand Commander
Willam FF. Webb of Supa was elected grand commander of the Wisconsin Kolehis Templar at the annual conclave in Madison. The event, held Oct. 14, confirmed Webb as head of the Waights Templar with the new grand conclave and associated notices.
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Willan Webb
Waights Templar
Knights Templar Galien Fublilea Can
Madison
Willam FF. Webb
Supa
Wisconsin Kolehis Templar
Abtdand
Wis
Kern in New Jersey enters seven day eastern campaign
Associated Press reports Democratic vice presidential nominee John W. Kern begins a seven day push in the East. He plans a major speech at Elizabeth New Jersey in the afternoon and to speak tonight in Newark and Jersey City.
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Associated Press
New York
John W. Kern
Tilabeth
S.J
Newark
Jercsey City
Milwaukee well digger loses both legs in train accident
Special to The Newshwestern reports Joseph Horn a well digger and contractor from Stoughton Milwaukee lost both legs when struck by a passenger train between Stoughton and Mc Farland last night. He was said to be pushed off by the conductor.
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Newshwestern
Milwaukee
Wis
Stoughton
Joseph Horn
Sega
McFarland
Beon
Bomb at New York taxicab yard shocks city
Strikers hurl a charge into the New York Taxicab Company yard on Eighth Avenue tearing a large ground hole and sending a citywide alarm. Police rushed to the scene as crowds gathered near 56th Street, with officials debating whether the blast was a bomb or a gasoline explosion amid a weeklong strike by chauffeurs.
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Associated Prese
New York
Eighth Avenue
Fifty-sixth
Fifty- Seventh
Reinsch Leaves for Chile to Attend Pan American Congress
Prof Paul S Reinsch of the University of Wisconsin departs Madison for Santiago Chile to attend the Pan American Scientific congress December 25 to January 8 as a US Pan American committee member. He will visit South American committee counterparts collecting information for the next Pan American conference in Buenos Aires in 1910.
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Madison
Wis
Paul S. Reinsch
Department of Political Science
University of Wisconsin
Santiago
Chile
United States
Relnaeh
Buenos Ayres
New York
Relnsch
Rio de Janeiro
Barbadoes
Brasilian
Rio
Henry le Janes
Wiscondin
Waffalra
Vr. Juanes
Relnuch
Montevida
Uuaenos Ayres
Argentina
Andes
University of Santhure
Uni
Universites
John Tekls
Oshkosh
Peru
Nama
Gettysburg Battlefield Features Preserved by Park Commission
The Gettysburg National Park Commission reports progress in preserving battlefield features. Woodland purchases and road-line assessments align with 1863 positions, aiming to maintain the landscape and reveal troop locations and movements for military study.
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Freie Oy
Wickington
Gettysburg
Gettysburg Navonat Park
Ita Anmunt
WINS FOR MRS LANGTRY AT NEW MARKET
Mrs Langtry’s Ventol won the Uxurwitch stakes at New Market as Pure Gem and others trailed behind. The win marks a late career high for Langtry after years in racing, with Ventol earning about 104000 dollars. Sixteen horses started the race in blustery conditions.
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Ry Assunciaterd Press
Ding
Funeral service details for Edward Price Wille Nelda
An obituary notes a funeral set for Friday for Edward Price Wille Nelda at the residence on Owelart Street with Rev WW Wilson leading a prayer service. The procession proceeds to a church on Ninth Street for further rites at 1 o clock.
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Edward Price Wille Nelda
Owelart
WW. Wilson
Ninth Street
Taseniale
Whaler vP Rays FAL and Ort Move at Dorreart
garbled text but references a Wisconsin event with teams or individuals named Ort and OAPAMA, unclear venue and date, possibly a sports or debate item.
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Luman Mann
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Grown County Analem
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NEW Athletic Council
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