Bedient Stars As Red Sox Beat Giants 2-1 In Boston Duel
A youthful Hugh Bedient pitched brilliantly for Boston securing a 2-1 victory over the New York Giants. Doyle’s fielding miscue and Yerkes triple helped Boston take the lead as the Red Sox strengthened their hold in the race with Joe Wood likely to pitch again soon.
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United Preas
Grantland Rice Park
Boston
Hugh Bedient
Mathewson
Doyle
Red Sox
Gent
A Walsh
Giants
Dosten
Hooper
Herzox
Yerkes
Speaker
Capt
Larry
Tua
The Game By Innings First Inning
Recap of a baseball game with partial inning by inning play by play. York-Devore, Snodgrass, Yerkes, and Merkle feature in fielding and batting actions while Boston and New York exchange outs and late rallies. No final score provided in the fragment.
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York — Devore
Lewis
Snodgrass
Yerkes
Stahl
Cen
Vertes
Fletcheriker
Hooper
Herzog
York—Murray
Wagner
Herto Yerkes
Meyers
Fletcher
Mathewson
Merkle
Doyle
New York
Gardner
Murray
Boston
Speaker
Seventh Inns
Wis
Hle
McCormick
Shafer
Matty
Cady
Progressive Party Hits Washington in Busy Week
A busy week for the Progressive Party unfolds across Washington with candidates J A Paleoner W H Ford and EB Mills speaking in Pierce Kitsap and King counties. Bob Hodge addresses crowds in Bellingham Everett Sedro Woolley Avon Anacortes and more as campaigns expand to southwestern and eastern regions with other nominees joining events in Tacomas and Seattle venues.
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Progressive Party
Washington
J. A. Paleoner
Congress
W. H. Pord
EB. G. Mills
Tn Pierce
Kitsap
King Counties
Bob Hodge
Furtington
Beck
Bellingham
Stanwood
Sirvana
Maryeville
Everett
Sedro- Woolley
Avon
Anacortes
Hodge
Poe
Ole Hanson
Sheeman W . Wiliam J
Ray- Ole
M. Goodwin
Garnor
Leavenworth
Arthur
Cory
Andrew EK
W. H. Katfman
Sioner
Public Lands
Beach
Poindexter
Wy “H
Nwas
Tacoma
Seattle
Coliseum
Specials in the News Across Regions
A jumble of briefs reports thefts tax matters and remarks from various cities. Items mention a $5000 silverware theft, $400 recovered, Chicago adding 120 post office clerks, alimony gossip ruled private by a judge, Iowa gubernatorial talk, a prize Durham cow calving three queens and a king pair, a gleeful note on hustling, and Caruso as Taft’s mascot poodle in Beverly Massachusetts.
COW SAVER STRUCK BY TRAIN IN BLACK RIVER JUNCTION
Charles Mouster of Black River Junction was struck by a Northern Pacific freight while guiding cows across the track. He saved the herd but broke his left arm and was taken to the city hospital. Fred D. Warren of Appeal to Reason will speak at Dreamland rink tomorrow at 8.
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Charles Mouster
Black River Junction
Seattle
Northern Pacific
Fred D. Warren
Appeal To Reason
Try
Dreamland Rink
Warren
Socialist Party
Woman Says Husband Should Be Hanged in Venice Murder Trial
Mrs. Charles Eugene Greenfield declares her belief her husband should be hanged as his murder trial opens in superior court. He is accused of killing seven year old Vivian by slashing the child’s throat at a Venice rooming house. defense cites insanity.
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Los Angeles
Charles Eugene Greenfield
Vivian
Greenfield
Venice
Weather forecast notes cooler Sunday with possible rain
Fair tonight with a Sunday chance of rain and cooler temperatures. Increasing easterly winds. Noon temperature around 51 degrees.
Celebration marks Atlantic Fleet fall review in New York
About 6000 marines and bluejackets marched before large crowds as the United States Atlantic fleet held its annual fall review in New York. The ceremony opens the weeklong observance, ending next Tuesday with a final review by President Taft and Secretary of the Navy Meyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
United States Atlantic
Taft
Meyer
Pilot and officer Rescued After Maurice River Incident
Aviator Marshall Reid and Lieut. Commander Mustin of League Island were found adrift on the Maurice river after an engine explosion in their hydroplane. A police boat located and rescued them, ending their night at sea.
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Philadelphia
Maurice River
New Jersey
Marshall Reid
Mustin
League Island
Protest over land grant to Northern Pacific at University of Washington
A Mt. Vernon meeting of 500 citizens endorsed a protest against the University of Washington board of regents granting land to the Northern Pacific railway at no cost. The resolution, introduced by Robin Wells and addressed by Ole Hanson, asserts the lands belong to the state. At Redmond, Thomas F. Maurphine charged the railway lacks any title to the 80 foot strip.
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Board of Regents
University of Washington
Northern Pacific Railway
Mt. Vernon
Wash
Ole Hanson
Robin Wells
Redmond
Thomas F. Maurphine
Northern Pacific
Eddie Case Los Angeles City Prosecutor Hearing Continues
The case against City Prosecutor Guy Eddie for aiding in the delinquency of minor Alice Phelps is continued to Monday for further preliminary hearing. Mrs Phelps was excused after a two day cross examination by Earl Rogers. Officer Johnson described breaking down Eddie's private office door in the city jail and finding him in a compromising position. Officer Lloyd is expected to testify next.
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Los Angeles
Guy Eddie
Alice Phelps
Man Betrayed by His Pal in Nevada Prison Escape
In San Francisco on Oct 12 Llewellyn Felkers alias Fred Skinner, aided by a released prisoner Rylee alias Smith, escaped Nevada State penitentiary by shorting a wire barricade plunging the prison into darkness and using a smuggled key to unlock his cell door. He is now in jail in San Francisco.
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San Francisco
Nevada State Penitentiary
Llewellyn Felkers
Fred Skinner
Rylee
Smith
Felkers
Becker Case Reveals Murder Plot Against Rosenthal
Bald Jack Roge testified Becker ordered Rosenthal killed claiming he was dangerous. Roge described Becker urging Zelig and gang to remove Rosenthal, offering $100 and promising to reward the killer. The witness linked Becker to a gambling partnership on 45th Street and said a police guard shut Rosenthal’s business before the murder.
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New York
Herman Rosenthal
Big Jack
Zelig
Chas. Becker
Rosenthal
Hotel Metropole
Himn
Zellg
Jack” Roge
Becker
Rose
Alice Headquarters
Louie” Rosenburg
Whitey
45Th St
Whitman
Roosevelt and Wilson in Chicago and Harrisburg Campaign Stop
Theo Roosevelt, progressive nominee, arrives in Chicago to a loud crowd and denounces Gov. Deneen for alleged misrepresentation at the Republican convention. Woodrow Wilson, Democratic nominee, after a 75-speech tour across ten states, heads home worn but satisfied with results and plans another stop in New York.
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Chicago
Theo. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Chas
Deneen
Mulineis
Harrisburg
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
New York
Big 5 room modern house deal in Seattle real estate ads
A Seattle Star ad teases a large bargain in tonight’s real estate section. It promotes a 5 room modern house on a 40 by 100 foot lot with favorable price and terms and urges readers to act quickly. The note highlights the brokerage business and autos too and invites readers to inspect.
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Fred L. Boalt
Star Office
Neep
George A. Neep
Paraffine’ Paint Co
Busins
Paraffine Paint Co
Mrs. Jones
Kipling
Seattle
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George Gould
Dixie
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Gemmill
Ames.a
Dean Stanton
Iowa
Waucoma
Josephine
Durham
Max Hubner
Academy of Music
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Caruso
Secretary of the Navy
Helen Taft
N. P
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