Giants Edge Red Sox In World Series Opener
The New York Giants beat the Boston Red Sox 2 to 1 as Marquard hurled superbly. Murray Herzog Stahl and Garner doubled for New York while Boston’s Lewis singled and Herzog/Merkle executed key plays. Weather cleared for ideal conditions and the crowd witnessed a tight championship game.
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Heston
Mass
New York Giants
Giants
Red Sox
New York
Wood
Tesreaun
Marquard
Murray
Herzog
Stahl
Garnner
Merkle
Powers See No Way to Prevent Balkan War
Budapest reports Turkish reinforcements on Lake Scuturia as Montenegrin forces clash in a major engagement with heavy casualties. King Peter of Montenegro leads artillery and his son fights as a captain. Constantinople notes Bulgaria and Serbia may issue ultimatums to Turkey amid fears of general war. Skirmishes near Klissura Tunkush and fighting on Ditehiteh mountain unresolved as villages burn along Montenegro frontier.
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Peter
Montenegro
Kremy
Balkan States
Budapest
Lake
Scuturia
Montenegrans
Prisk
London
Constantinople
Bulgaria
Servia
Turkey
Greece
Vienna
Cettinje
Ditehiteh
Oregon potato crop seen at sixteen million bushels
Portland Oct. 10. Hyman Cohen of the Journal reports Oregon's potato crop will reach sixteen million bushels this year. Last year the crop was seven million nine hundred thousand. The harvest would supply every man, woman and child with about fifteen hundred pounds and still leave seed for next year's crop.
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Portland
Hyman Cohen
Journal
Oregon
Atlantic fleet on Hudson observed for world series games
In New York on October 10 the Atlantic fleet anchors in the Hudson for a naval review and World Series games. Officers plan to follow scores via wireless updates from the flagship Connecticut and on deck bulletin boards. Sir John Harrington, arriving from Abyssinia, notes Americans treat baseball as a businesslike professional pursuit.
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New York
Hudson River
Connecticut
John Harrington
Abyssinia
London
Sir John
England
Trial of Lieut. Becker starts in New York
The Becker trial opened with the twelfth juror seated as Whitman outlined the case claiming Becker forced Rote Schepps Webber and Vallon to cause Rosenthal’s death under threat. Rosenthal is expected to be the first witness.
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Lieut
Becker
New York
Whitman
Rote
Schepps
Webber
Vallon
Rosenthal
Striking Utah Copper Miners Return to Work at Bingham
At Bingham Utah Consolidated Mining resumed after a three week copper strike. Forty former employees answered the call while sixty striking miners, led by Western Federation organizers, confronted them. Deputies intervened. no shots were fired. Some strikers warned returning workers of home bomb threats.
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Bingham
Utah Consolidated Mining Company
Western Federation of Miners
Ri. H. Channing
Utah Consolidated
New York
E. G. Locke
Miners’ Union
Axelsteele
Dr Harry Lane to Speak in Pendleton on October 19
Dr Harry Lane democratic nominee for United States senator will address Pendleton voters Saturday October 19 likely at the court house. Lane is campaigning in western Oregon and drawing strong support from Democrats and others upset by intra party squabbles among Republican candidates.
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Harry Lane
United States
Pendleton
Court House
Dr. Lane
Oregon
Remorseful 11 year old hanged himself after knife incident
In St Joseph Missouri a remorseful 11 year old, Jov Young, hanged himself the day before after fearing punishment for striking his brother with a knife. The inquest mentions his mother read him a story of a boy who hanged himself, which appeared to distress him.
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St. Joseph, Mo
Jov Young
Wilson's strained voice dampens presidential trip
Chicago dispatch reports Woodrow Wilson's voice is completely worn out as he plans two speeches today. He criticizes the route committees for the heavy schedule and expects to wrap up the trip with a stop in Cleveland tomorrow.
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Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Cleveland
Rebel force surrounds town at Montezuma
Civil war report from Douglas Arizona dated October 10 describes 250 Mexican federals racing to Montezuma to lift a siege by General Antonio Rojas with 400 insurgents. Rojas demands surrender or annihilation. about 100 federals remain inside the town as orders seek to exterminate rebels. Rojas seeks amnesty from Madero but waits for response amid ongoing devastation.
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Douglas, Ariz
Montezuma
Antonio Rojas
Rojas
Madero
Russia on Defensive as Balkans Tensions Rise
Dispatches from St Petersburg report Russia prepared to counter Austrian intervention in the Balkans. Austria mobilizes four divisions and 1900 cars ready to move 50,000 Russian troops to the area if needed. Financial move: Russia deposits 15 million dollars with six major banks to curb Paris Bourse panic.
Round up attracts business interests in Pendleton
Two visitors from Attalla Washington Grinnell and Evans spent the day with J E Keefe secretary of the Commercial association learning about Pendleton and its resources. They attended the three day Round up and praised the carnival crowd and city’s facilities. They may relocate Pendleton if a suitable business opening is found.
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Attalla
Washington
Messrs Grinnell and Evans
Fronter
J. E. Keefe
Commercial Association
Pendleton
Unclear Batter Lineup Shifts Mentioned in NY Game Note
The brief notes a clear weather day with lineup unchanged from yesterday except for Giants. Devere In bats leadoff, Snodgrass bats third in center field.
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Giants
Devere
Snodgrass
Indian Convict Escapes Idaho Penitentiary
Clifford George, a well known Indian from the Umatilla reservation, escaped from the Idaho penitentiary at Bolte on Monday evening. He used a hole in the cell roof and a long rope with iron hooks to descend from the cell house wall. He was jailed for forgery in 1910, paroled in 1921, then violated parole and was returned in 1911. He is 23, 6 feet 10 inches tall, light copper complexion, black hair, dark brown eyes, with a long white scar on the back of his head, weight about 150 pounds. Authorities believe he fled with outside help and expect his capture soon.
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Clifford George
Umatila
Idaho
Bolte
Rearge
Bert Felaning
Lewiston
Audii
Coal dealers found guilty of conspiracy to defraud government
Tacoma December 10 Charles FE Houston and John H Bullock coal dealers were found guilty in federal court of conspiring to defraud the government by rigging bids to supply coal at Alaska forts.
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Tacoma
Get
Charles FE
Houston
John H. Bullock
Cooal
Alixkan Forts
Marine Band to Perform in Pendleton on Columbus Day
The United States Marine Band of Washington D C will give a concert in Pendleton on Columbus Day October 12. Led by Lieutenant William AL Santel Mawinn the 73 piece band will travel with soprano Mrs Mary Shelier and perform under Radcliffe Attractions Inc Washington D C. The concert schedule includes 50 members on tour with travel limited by service requirements.
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United States Marine Band
Washington
D. C
Pendleton
Columbus
Amelia
Uncle Sam
Act of Congress
Washington, D. C
Srvice
Ohio River
Pielfle Coast
William AL Santel- Mawinn
Mary Shelier
Iind
Radcliffe Attractions, Inc
Wishington, BD
Warren Construction bid wins on Jackson Street paving
Jackson street will be paved by Warren Construction Company after council declared its bid the lowest at last night’s meeting. The bid rate was 1.46 per square yard for gravel bltulithic, totaling 14108 dollars. Council rejected all bids for Johnson street and will issue new ones. Main street paving plans were approved. New library board members were appointed. Family liquor store license was denied. Cemetery fence repair authorized after grass fire. Water Commission authorized city to cross Wenaha forest reserve with pipe line, city to assume damage liability.
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Jackson Street
Warren Construction Company
Bocuse
Johnson Street
Court
Carter
Main Street
Library Board
W. F. Matlock
Edwin P. Marshall
Frank Frazier
John Vert
J. W. Tallman
A. J. McAllister
James A. Fee
Assista Water Commission
J. B. Knapp
Ecounce
Matlock
Government
Forestry Department
Pendleton
Wenaha National Forest Reserve
Water Commission
New York Devore Singles Over Varren as Doyle Ties Speaker
In a tight late frame Devore delivers a single over Varren s head while Doyle ties Speaker. Devore steals to neutralize Carrigan s advance as Wigner. Stodgrass marks Speaker but Boston Hooper pops to Fletcher and Yorkes is tanned. Speaker is out. Doyle advances to Merkle with no runs scored.
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New York
Devore
Varren
Doyle
Speaker
Carrigan
Wigner
Stodgrass
Boston
Hooper
Fletcher
Yorkes
Merkle
Second Downing play sequence in New York game
The report notes Murray doubled to center in the second downing, Merkle sacrificed, O'Brien to Stahl, Heraeg sacrificed, fled to Hooper, Murray scored. Meyers was out.
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New York
Murray
Merkle
O'Brien
Stahl
Heraeg
Hooper
Meyers
New York-Murray to Lewis in early baseball matchup
In a silent frame no runs scored as New York-Murray was replaced by Lewis while Merkle struck out, Herzog exited, and Wagner moved to Stahl. Boston-O'Brien also struck out, Hooper flied to Doyle, Yerkes lined a single to center, and Speaker foul popped to Meyers, with no runs on the board.
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New York
Snodgrass
Yerkes
Stahl
Murray
O'Brien
Merkle
Boston
Fletcher
Speaker
Lewis
Herzog
Doyle
Gardner
Wagner
Hooper
Speaker Pop
Meyers
Seventh Inning Baseball Play by Play Sequence
New York Meyers struck out Fletcher, Gardner moved to Stahl, Marquard retired, Stahl to O Brien. Bostot Lewis out, Fletcher to Merkle, Gardner fouled to Murray. Stahl doubled to left field fence, Wagner flew out to Devore. No runs.
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New York
Meyers
Fletcher
Gardner
Stahl
Marquard
O’ Brien
Bostot
Lewis
Merkle
Murray
Wagner
Devore
Eighth Inning Replay Features Narrow Texas League Rally
In the eighth, New York-Devore singled and Snodgrass doubled, but no runs scored as Murray and Merkle turned a force play and Wagner moved runners. Boston Eagle and Ball substitutions produced a walk and a strikeout before Yerkes out Herzog to Merkle. no runs.
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New York
Devore
Texas
Doyle
Lewis
Snodgrass
Murray
Merkle
Wagner
Yerkes
Bosaton
Eagle
Carrigan
Ball
O'Brien
Hooper
Herzog
Ninth Inning Rally and Errors Change the Score
In the final frame Herzog was hit by a pitch and out on a steal attempt as Cady to Yerkes, Meyers singled, and Fletcher was fed to Speaker. Meyers was doubled off first as Speaker to Stahl. Boxston and Speaker fled to Fletcher. Lewis beat out an infield hit, Gardner doubled to right driving in Lewis. Stahl grounded to Marquard, Gardner tagged out at third, Hendrickson ran for Stahl. Wagner advanced on Merkle’s error as Fletcher’s throw dropped. Hendrickson stole third. Wagner took second, Cady flied to Devore. One run.
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New York
Herzog
Meyers
Brien
Stahl
Fletcher
Marquard
Bedient
Devore
Wagner
Yerken
Doyle
Snoddres
Lewis
Boston
Stah
Myers
Murray
Carrigan
Merkle
Cady
Yerkes
Speaker
Boxston
Gardner
Hendrickson
Wagner Sife
Steamer Ossabaw and Montana Collide Near Staten Island
The steamer Ossabaw and the cruiser Montana collided off Staten Island this morning. The Montana was undamaged while the Ossabaw ran aground, its hull showing above the waterline.
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Staten Island
Ossahbiw
Montana
Osksabaw
Taft Campaign Probe Aids Reveal Archbold Testimony
Washington morning session covers John Y D Archbold recalling to the stand in the campaign contributions inquiry. He discusses four 1900 letters involving Foraker and Standard Oil fees, and Laylin cites a 70 000 dollar Ohio fight donation in Taft pre convention efforts. Archbold names M S Quay as a ten thousand dollar donor in 1902. He confirms a Sibley letter proposing a conference with a powerful senator. Testimony continues at noon.
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Washington
John YD. Archbold
Lous Lavin
Ohio
Taft
Archbold
Jos. B. Foraker
Foraker
Standard Oil
Standard Oil of Ohio
Dan R. Hanna
Laylin
Ohl
Charles P. Taft
Chas D. Hilles
M. 8S
Quay
Pennsylvania
Sibley
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Suhl
Bertent
Fivans
Klem
O'Loughlin
Riley
Twerings
Hoston
Tnnings
Doviey
Wees
Saree
Marquird
Gs - Boxston
O Lewis
Engle
Tenner
Corrigan
Porte
Klissura Tunkush
Armada
Little Lad
Self
Elanging
Wilson
Austria
Balkans
Russia
Marquard and Meyers
Hoxton
O'rien and
Carri
Marine Band
Warren Construction CO
Charles Taft
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