Marquard Shuts Out Giants as Boston Game Sealed
With Rube Marquard pitching shutout ball and timely hitting at the critical moment the Giants lost the second game at Boston on their home grounds. The left hander controlled the game from start to finish until the ninth when Boston tied it briefly after a hard double. One error marked the otherwise clean fielding, and King of Murray and Herzog contributed key plays to seal the victory.
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United Press
Rube” Marquard
Giants
Boston
King of Murray
Boston Red Sox vs. New York Giants Inning by Inning Summary
The game unfolds with detailed inning by inning actions. Highlights include York and Murray doubles for the Giants, Meyers scoring on various plays, Snodgrass fielding outs, and late scoring by Lewis and Wagner. Herzog is hit by pitch, multiple stolen bases, and defensive plays by Merkle and Doyle shape the scoring.
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Murray
Merkle
O'Brien
Herseg
Hooper
Meyers
Stahl
Gardner
Herzog
Snodzrass
Yerkes
O'Brien - Merkle
Fletcher
Speaker
Lewis Herzog
Doyle
Marquard
Bedient
Devore
Snodgrass
Lewis
Ore
Doyle Snodgrass
Wagner
Carrigan
Ball
Tragedy in Tacoma: Man Kills Girl Then Himself
Elmer Fillmore, 22, shot and killed Grace Brooks in her 1212st apartment Tuesday evening. He waited for news to spread before fatally shooting himself in the Berg hotel, leaving a memorandum to Fay Monroe explaining jealousy and grief over Grace.
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Tacoma
Elmer Fillmore
Grace Brooks
Berg Hotel
21St St
Jefferson Av
Fillmore
Fay Monroe
van Gorder
Portland
Fay
Arma
Heaven
Hell
Elmer
Weather Forecast For Rain Tonight And Friday
Rain is forecast tonight and Friday with increasing southeasterly winds. Temperature at noon is expected to be 56 degrees.
Man refuses hospital after horse injury in Los Angeles
John Burns, a team trainer, suffered a hip fracture when kicked by a horse and, after resisting medical aid, was overpowered and placed in an ambulance. In Berkeley a separate incident sees a man attempt to fight a train, tearing off his vest and losing both his auto and vest.
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Los Angeles
John Burns
Berkeley
Cal
8. W. Webb
Webb
Akron nurse’s polygamous union shocks town
In Akron a hospital nurse William C. Morgan admits a polygamous arrangement with two women, Mary Thomas and an older partner, living with his wife who forgives him. Neighbors report nightly kisses as police await grand jury action to determine custody of eight children in what they call a “home of affection.”
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Akron
William C. Morgan
Bill Morgan
Morgan
Seana Harted
Grand Jury
Mia
Mary Thomas
Tw Raster
Thomas
Morgans
Pennsylvania
Pittsburg
Mrs. Morgan
Wilson on stump in Chicago amid worn voice
Democratic nominee Woodrow Wilson arrives in Chicago with his voice worn out and plans to give twice as many speeches as scheduled. He will finish his tour with a closing address in Cleveland tomorrow night.
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Chicago
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Cleveland
White slave case lands Harry Schloss in custody
On a complaint from Portland Dr George Devenpeck deputy marshal arrested Harry Schloss for violating the anti white slave law. He allegedly brought Anna Rautzman from Chicago to Portland in May 1911 and was bound over on $4,000 by U S Commissioner Totten.
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Portland
George Devenpeck
Harry Schloss
Anna Rautzman
Chicago
Schloss
U. S
Totten
Water Shut Off Notice on Main Street
Water will be shut off Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Main Street between 5th and 8th Avenues. Utilities warn residents to plan accordingly and expect service disruption during the stated window.
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Main St
Story of a Hat in Four Seen Eras
A hat travels through time in a tale of style and utility. It shifts from swagger and shabbily genteel fashion to a practical garment that now shields the grey hair of an elderly Siwash woman.
The Hat That Survived a City Tale of Siwash
A battered hat passes through many hands from a refined young purchaser to a poor relation and a dignified old gentleman. It suffers abuse from a newsboy and a stewburn before being rescued by a Siwash woman, revealing life’s ups and downs.
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Paris
Pioneer Square
Stewburn
Balkans Fight Turns Fatal as Villages Burn
Dispatches from Cettinje report fierce battle around Detchitch mountain as Turkish and Montenegrin forces clash. Turks advance with heavy fire, Montenegro troops led by Crown Prince Danilo fight hard, while reports claim violence against civilians and villages along the frontier burn. Nicholas directs operations from the rear as a Turkish commander dies by self-inflicted action ordered by Constantinople.
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United Press
Vienna
Cettinje
Montenegro
Ditchitch Mountain
Detchitch Mountain
Scutari
Danilo
Nicholas
Constantinople
Horseshoe for This Chinaman
In Portland on October 10 thirteen Chinese men played fan-tan while police intervened. One man named Ah Jim said me buy horseshoe as he mourned a $50 bail bond.
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Portland
Ah Jim
Score query eases clerk after Sacramento runaway
In Sacramento on October 10 Harry Coon a clerk suffered serious injuries in a runaway. After an hour of hospital care doctors revived him and he asked about the score in Boston. He was advised to rest and sleep.
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Sacramento
Harry Coon
Boston
Two Coal Dealers Found Guilty in Alaska Fort Bid Case
Charles E. Houston and John H. Bullock, coal dealers, were found guilty by a federal jury in Tacoma for conspiracy to defraud the government in bidding to supply coal to Alaskan forts. The trial lasted over three weeks and was prosecuted by B. D. Townsend, special assistant to Attorney General Wickersham.
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Tacoma
Chas. E. Houston
John H. Bullock
Alaskan
B. D. Townsend
Wickersham
Specials in the News Ginger the cat and other scattered items
A quirky roundup reports Ginger a Providence cat killed 21 mice and lined them on the doorsill to greet his mistress. Other items note Mrs Mary Sullivan in Brooklyn being arrested for drunkenness and cheese shipments lost en route to Arthur Jones in Caldwell.
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Ginger
Jane Hilsebusch
Providence
R. L
Mary Sullivan
Brooklyn
James Sullivan
John Sullivan
Upstate
Arthur Jones
Caldwell, N. J
Utica
The Man Who Prospects and Advertises in The Star
A motivational pitch urges readers to seize opportunity and showcase talents. It promotes Want Ads as an economical, thorough way to reach Seattle’s large readership. The Star's downtown office at 229 Union Street invites ads for publication.
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Seattle
Union Street
Main
Elliott
the Star
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