Pirates Take Opening Game Athletes Shine On Opening Day
Clarke hits a home run in the fourth as the Pirates seize the lead early. Mullin and Adams work the mound while Detroit grabs an early score but costly Tigers errors allow the Pirates to take control in the first game of the season.
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Adams
Detroit
Tigers
Pirates
Pittsburg
Adfiines
Oclhaon
Schmidt
Byron
Leach
Clarke
Wagner
Miller
Abstein
Wilson
Gibson
Jones
Bush
Cobb
Crawford
Moriarty
Delehinty
T. Jones
Alstein
Delehanty
Pitteburs
Byrne
Laach
Clarke Geis Tome
Morarity
Bryne
Tuach
D. Jones
Muach
Tush
Seaond
Tuna Pittsburg
Roller
Pittsburgh
World Series thrills as Pirates face Tigers in packed stadium
Baseball fans flood the scene as Pirates and Tigers open the world championship. Estimated 69,000 unable to enter the grounds amid high ticket demand with scalpers selling seats for up to twenty dollars. Battery lineups note Adair for Pittsburgh and Mullin for Detroit as the game unfolds with early scoring and ongoing tense play.
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Tigers
Pirates
Mullin
Detroit
Adan
Wille
Pittsburg
Indian Billy Boy in canyon siege after deputy shot
In San Bernardino an armed chase ends when Billy Boy, wanted for murder, wounds Deputy Sheriff Roche and the posse loses all horses. A surgeon travels from town to aid the wounded as the posse surrounds the canyon fort.
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San Bernardino
Billy Boy
Charles Roche
Indian Inn Canyon
Detroit Edges Pittsburg 4-1 in Error Paired Series
In a rugged game Detroit scores once in the ninth to overcome Pittsburg 4 to 1. Pittsburg margins include four runs on four hits and four errors while Detroit tallies a single run on the board in late innings amid a sequence of outs and errors.
Cubs Clinch Lead In Teen Season Showdown
In Chicago a tense afternoon pitted the White Sox against the Cubs for the league title. Through eight innings the Cubs led 4 to 1 as Chicago sports fans followed the score by innings, the Cubs tallying runs in the first, fourth, and eighth while the White Sox managed a single in the first and another in the eighth.
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Chicago
White Sox
Cubs
Fake Wrestler and Promoter Arrested in County Jail
Carrols coll Warner, a Minneapolis artist, and manager of wrestlers, are under arrest in Washington state on fraud charges. An indictment by the federal grand jury at Council Bluffs cites involvement with the Meaghtray gang. They were nabbed in Taunton Taunton, Washington, with another man named Harrie, amid suspicions of fraudulent activity connected to wrestling circles. Carroll has long managed Dr. B. F. Holler of Seattle.
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Seattle
Oct. S
Toe Carrols
Hert Warner
Minneapolis
Erand
Councelutte
Iowa
Meaghtray
Cabinear
Taunton
Wash
Harrie
Carroll
B. F. Holler
Hearing Begins In Dissolution Of Railway Protectors
Detroit Oct 7 Hearing for dissolution of the Railway Conqunters Protective association opened here today. The organization claims 6000 members across U S rail lines. Thomas J Whalen of Detroit and William J Ross founded the order two years ago and seek a division of partnership profits amid claims the society was not properly run. Whalen was expelled earlier for attempting to move headquarters to Columbus Obie.
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Mid
Thomas J. Whalen
Railway Con-qunters Protective Association
United States
Lssult
Whalen
William J. Ross
Pnshe
Society
Columbus
Obie
Miners May Live in Northwest Shaft Rescue Joy
In Roslyn Washington Oct hopes rise that the five entombed miners in the Northwestern Improvement shaft may be alive after rescuers heard mules braying and found eight animals and a hungry kitten. The animals were rescued and fed as teams push the recovery effort.
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Roslyn
Wash
W Northwestern Improvement Company
Vic Uma
Gaynor Accepts Democratic Nomination for New York Mayor
Justice William J. Gaynor accepted the Democratic nomination for mayor of New York in a brief speech that avoided attacks on Tammany Hall. The speech also held endorsements from Independent and semi independent groups, while William Randolph Hearst considered running as an independent if Gaynor rejected Tammany. Hearst had not yet announced acceptance or decline.
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William J. Gaynor
Cinonor
Tammany
Clne
William
KR. Heart
Justice Gaynor
Tammany Jemocrita
Gaynor
Barnard
Hearst
Taft Enjoys Simple Life in Yosemite Visit
President Taft's Yosemite itinerary includes Mariposa Grove, Grouse Creek luncheon, and Glacier Point with an overnight at Sentinel Hotel. He signs registers, chats with Californians led by Gov Gillett and John Muir, acts as umpire in a pine sapling baseball game, and savors a rustic picnic while exchanging political views.
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Cook and Gurtis Lead Big Parade at Centennial
Cook and Glen Curties rode at the head of a parade in St Louis for the Centennial celebration. Cook arrived from Kangag City after an address and was escorted by mounted police to a hotel, then by carriage to the parade start where he met Curtias. Mounted police surrounded the carriage throughout the three hour procession.
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Oct
Cook
Glen Curties
Carridge
Kangag City
Curtisa
Puseing
Papal Train Collision Near Topeka Reported
A Santa Fe construction train collided with an oil flat car near Topeka Kansas this afternoon killing at least fifteen people. Party workers were aboard the trains and many bodies have been recovered. Details remain scarce as rescue work continues.
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Kans
Santa Fe
Huntees
Morgan Accepted Honorary Presidency for Berlin Exposition
Berlin report states J P Morgan accepted honorary presidency of the exposition of American Manufacturers to be staged in Berlin in 1916. Prince Henry holds honorary presidency. George Kun of New York elected chairman of the American advisory committee.
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Berlin
J. P. Morgan
Itis
Prince Henry
George Kun
New York
Auto Turns Turtle With Fatal Results
Kenosha Wis Oct 8 Harvey Gibson an autoist is dead Edward Collier a racer is injured and Mrs Arthur Gardner wife of a bicycle rider is hurt as the result of Gibson s automobile turning turtle seventeen miles from here today
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Wis
Harvey Gibson
Edward Collier
Arthur Gardner
Gibson
Fruit Shippers Awarded 3250 Damages in Railroad Suit
Riggs and Martin fruit shippers win damages of 3250.25 from D R and N Co after a week long trial. Attorneys note appeal possible and case may reach the state or US supreme courts.
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Riggs & Martin
Arthur C. Spencer
State Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Oase
Oregon
State Railroad Commission
Railroad Commission
Threatening Letters Charged To Real Estate Dealer Ruehle
Roland H. Ruehle a Los Angeles real estate dealer was placed on trial today charged with writing threatening letters to J A Graves vice president of Merchants National Bank. Graves had lived in fear for more than two weeks according to Ritchie's attorney the defense will claim he was insane at the time of writing the letters. Ruehle came here from Terre Haute Indiana.
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Los Angeles
Roland H. Ruehle
Trian
J. A. Graves
Merchants National Bank
Graves
Ritchie
Terre Haute
Ind
Whitmore Family Relocates to Pendleton for School
M. T. Whitmore and his family from No lin have moved to Pendleton to send their children to school and now reside at 716 West Webb.
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M. T. Whitmore
Nolin
Pendleton
West
Webb
Spaniards Suffer Another Debt Depeat
Meilla dispatches report a large Spaniard force trapped by tribesmen in a shallow ravine, with heavy losses to infantry and cavalry. Cavalry protected the infantry retreat as tribesmen executed captives and captured cannons and supplies.
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Livbon
Melilla
Steel Firms Win Major Navy Gun Contracts
The Midvale and Bethlehem Steel Co will get Navy Department gun contracts for the battleships Arkansas and Wyoming. Proposals include ten 12 inch, twelve 6 inch and twenty 65 inch guns at about $1,000,000, with deliveries to follow.
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Midvale
Bethlehem Steel Company
Navy Department
Arkansas
Wyoming
Jury Draws Slower in Ryan Murder Trial
A special venire of 20 names is drawn as the clerk seeks a full jury. Twelve jurors may still require another day with preliminary passes for cause limited to local farmers from Pendleton and nearby areas. Prosecution led by Phelps, Steiner. Defense by Judge A Lowell, Col. J H Raley, Homer J Watts.
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Ryan
Pendleton
G. W. Rugg
Chris Straver
Ben Marquis
Adams
Kim Moorton
J. A. Cresswell
J. Mumm
J. 0. Hales
J. J. Hinderman
Milton
Edward Dixon
A. Lowell
Col
J. H. Raley
Homer J. Watts
Col. Raley
Phelps
Frederick Steiner
Fire at Bruss Store Kills Five in Nashville
A Nashville store owned by J. B. Bruss burned today. Four people perished in the flames and a fifth died later in the hospital. Two African American suspects were arrested on suspicion of arson.
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Nashville
Tenn
J. B. Bruss
Kyrle Bellew Nearly Bleed To Death
Buffalo New Jersey report says actor Kyrle Bellew did not bleed to death after rupturing a nasal blood vein while sneezing in his Hotel Statler room. Doctors ordered rest for a few days. he is expected to appear Thursday in The Builder of the Brides, though he remains greatly weakened.
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Buffalo
N. J
Kyrle Bellew
Statler
Charles O'Connor
Bellew
Shibusawa Sends $100 for Warrensville Charity Gifts
Baron Shibusawa head of the Japanese trade commissioners who recently visited Cleveland has mailed a $100 check to aid Christmas gifts for cripples and aged inmates of the Warrensville colony and charitable institution near this relay.
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Shibmsawa
Cleveland
Ohio
Explosions of sewer gas hurt boy in New York
A sequence of sewer explosions on the New York West Side shook a wide block, sending manhole covers skyward and shattering windows. Seven year old Emil Miller was blasted into the air from a manhole, badly burned, and unconscious. Several others were injured by flying glass as damage approaches ten thousand dollars. Police say sewer gas ignited by gasoline vapors from nearby garages caused the blasts after a smoker discarded a lighted stub.
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New York
Middle West Side
Emil Miller
Emil
Santa Fe Wreck Blamed on Train Wreckers
Temple Texas October report says Santa Fe train No 17 wreck near Temple caused one death and seven injuries after the train rode into an open switch at Salina. Officials allege wreckers were responsible. engineer Maginnigs died after being pinned in the wreckage yesterday afternoon.
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Temple
Texas
Santa Fe
Salina
Maginnigs
Indian Killer Benjamin Confesses to 15 Year Old's Murder
Woodland California full blooded Indian Benjamin confessed to the murder of Violet Gilmer a 15 year old schoolgirl whose body was found near Rumsey. He stated he attacked her as she returned from school last Monday and choked her to death then fled to the hills. He was arrested on the city outskirts. Sheriff Brown increasing jail precautions amid public threats of lynching.
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Woodland
Calif
Wilor Benjamin
Violet Gilmer
Rumsey
Anderson
Brown
Kitt
Benjamin
Rameey
Ruth Bryan Leavitt Taps Democratic Run for Congress
Following Ruth Bryan Leavitt’s acceptance of the Democratic nomination rumors spread that her father has consented to her running. It is predicted he will speak on her behalf if she is nominated.
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Denver
Oct
Ruth Bryan Leavitt
Congress
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