Transmississippis congress opens in San Francisco
A large and representative delegation from all states and territories attends the 19th annual Transmissippis congress in San Francisco. Messages from President Roosevelt and leaders, plus welcome addresses from California and city officials, mark the opening as delegates urge coordinated action for the region.
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J. W. Case
Abilene
California
San Iancisco
United States
congress
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THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Yrom Wm
Bryan
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WM. J. BRYAN
Wm. H. Taft
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Newlands the Human Iceberg and the Senate Cash Claim
Fragmentary OCR shows mentions of Newlands and political intrigue with vague references to money, elections, and figures like Percival and Bryan. The text is garbled, but hints at political maneuvering and potential payments related to Senate campaigns or influence rather than a clear event or quote.
Detroit Wins 7 1 0 in Pennant Clincher Over Chicago
Detroit clinched the American League pennant with a 7 to 1 victory over Chicago. Donovan pitched superbly allowing only two Chicago hits while Detroit’s defense and 13 hits fueled the win and five Chicago errors helped seal the game. Chicago drops to third place as Cleveland and Detroit battle for runner up.
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ARI
DETROIT
CHICAGO
Donovan
White
Walsh
Cleveland
St. Louis
Powers to Prevent War Between Turkey and Bulgaria
Paris dispatch says France and Great Britain back an immediate conference on the Bulgarian situation with Russia and Italy also favoring it. Berlin reports expect no war, deeming changes between Bulgaria and Turkey to be only paper, conditional on Bulgaria yielding control of the Oriental railroad in Eastern Russia. Germany remains reserved but would not oppose a conference if other powers push for a revision of the Berlin Treaty.
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Russia
Italy
Germany
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Great Britain
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Offekal
Bulgaria
Turkey
Great Game Delivers Classic Detroit Chicago Showdown
At noon gates opened and long lines rushed inside for the league’s pivotal game. White started for Chicago as Detroit surged early with McIntyre and Crawford driving runs, Cobb’s triple scoring two. Cobb later scored on an error as Detroit jumped to a four run first inning. Chicago answered with Hahn and Isbel outs as the second inning produced a single from Crawford and limited scoring, setting a tense, crowd-driven contest between the two teams.
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Crawford
Cobb
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Walsh
Isbell
Rossman
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Tannehill
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Hahn
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New York Chicago game declared a tie by league
Oct. 6 National League directors announced the protested New York versus Chicago game from Sept 28 is a tie. A makeup game could be played if pennant race conditions demand it and New York requests a replay. Descriptions include scattered in-game outs and hits through the ninth inning with no scoring by Detroit or Chicago in later frames.
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New York Still Has Chance For Pennant
New York still holds a potential path to the pennant as pennant race momentum shifts, with key games looming and the team aiming to seize control in the standings. The article notes hopeful outlooks and remaining schedule pressures shaping a late-season push.
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NEW YORK
Alimony Suit Filed in Brooklyn Court in Hains Divorce
Mrs Claudia L Hains seeks 52 50 weekly alimony 2000 in counsel fees and custody of her children while awaiting trial for divorce from Captain Peter C Hains Jr Captain Hains faces murder charges in the case connected to Wun E Annis in Brooklyn Supreme Court today
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Claudia L. Hains
ault
Peter C. Hains Jr
supreme court
Brooklyn
Halns
Wun E. Annis
Nevada Judge Plans Resignation After Election
Carson City reports Judge Frank B P Langan intends to resign on November 15 after or during the election. The Nevada legislature splits the district into two, placing Esmeralda County in a separate district and grouping Lyon Ormsby Douglas Storey counties. Langan originally refused to resign before the election, stating he would resign afterward.
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Frank BP. Langan
Nevada
Ormsby
Douglas
Esmeralda
Storey
Lyon
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Langan
Beveridge and Nixon to Speak at Reno Rally
Senators Beveridge and Nixon will headline a major rally at the Grand theater in Reno next Friday night. Beveridge, praised as a top orator, will discuss key issues and urge votes for Taft. Nixon will cover national and state matters to inform residents from Carson and Virginia City about the campaign. A special train will transport attendees to Reno.
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NIXON
RENO
Indijank
George Nixon
United States
Willam H. Taft
California
Virginia
ity
Carson City
Albert J. Beveridge
Carson
Mob Hangs an Unnatural Father
EBL PASG Texas Oct 6 A mob early today took Ben Price a Negro from jail at Granstoram Ceaxax and hanged him to a tree in the city park. The man was charged with having criminally assaulted his daughter STRIKERS INDIGNANT. Winnipeg Oct 6 Great indignation at a mass meeting of the Canadian Pacific railway men who say they have been asked to return under worse conditions than before. Telegrams show dissatisfaction across the system with many feeling a sell out. Pickets were called in at Vancouver yesterday.
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EBL PASG
Texas
Ben Price
Granstoram
WINNIPEG
Canadian Pacific railwaysnere
Vancouver
General Fitzgerald Dies in New York at 71
General Tous Fitzgerald of New York died today at his home in Garrison on the Hudson aged 71. A Civil War figure, he earned a strong reputation in railroad reorganization and financial operations until his retirement from business.
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NEW YORK
Tous Fitzgerald
Garrison-on the-Hudson
Fitzgerald
Death of Louisville liquor dealer Major W. B. Thomas at 83
Major W. B. Thomas longtime prominent Louisville liquor dealer died aged 83. He served in the Confederate Army under General Lee and General Kirby Smith. Funeral arrangements not listed in the fragment.
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LOUISVILLE
W. B. Thomas
Lee
Kirby Smith
Fall and Winter Apparel Sale Highlights
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