World Series Pitchers Clash Opens as Athletics Triumph
In Philadelphia on October 16, Connie Mack surprised by starting Eddie Plank against New York’s Rube Marquard. The game featured few hits and no early runs until Frank Baker cleared the fence in the sixth, driving in Ed Collins who had doubled. A crowd of about 35,000 watched two aces duel with sharp, low-scoring action in a pivotal world series opener.
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Progressives convene in Chicago to back La Follette for GOP
The first national congress of progressive Republicans gathers 200 delegates in Chicago with plans to endorse Robert M. La Follette for the Republican presidential nomination. James R. Garfield arrives from Roosevelt talks and supports action to back the Wisconsin senator. The meeting, with 28 states represented, anticipates a declaration of principles endorsing direct legislation civil service reform and direct election reforms.
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Madero Vote Cast in Mexican Election
Electors in Mexico City report Francisco I. Madero has broad support for the presidency with preliminary signs favoring his victory. uncertainty remains over the electoral college tally as the vice president’s support lingers. In Indianapolis authorities raid a poker game and seize a $25 prize. the judge returns the money to a player’s wife.
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Fight over Venireman Nelson in McNamara case
Judge Bordwell defers ruling on defense motion to excuse Venireman Nelson for the jury that could convict James B. McNamara. Attorney Joseph Scott denounces prosecutors for seeking Nelson and warns that a jury of twelve Nelsons would undermine justice. Court admonishes both sides as ruling awaits at 2 p.m.
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Missing Seattle youth Bob Harrison last seen with Roscoe's ally
A Seattle mother pleads for the return of her son How coe C Emerson known as Bob Harrison who left Los Angeles in July with Edgar Hughes. Roscoe is said to be three or four years older than his age and six feet tall. Police urged any information to bring him home.Edward Rudie a New York man left his wife promising job then jumped into the North River after failing to find work in Oct.
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Los Angeles
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New York
Edward Rudie
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Seattle Post Office Evening Rush Sparks Postmaster’s Plea
The Seattle post office faces heavy after hours mail from local businessmen as 6:00 pm closes in on the 6:40 train. Postmaster Russell urges help to manage the backlog and prevent mail from being left behind. Washington warns Florida on unripe fruit shipments with potential confiscation. Secretary Wilson says any artificial ripening or processing en route will trigger government action.
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Water Shutdown on Elliott Ave Segment Tuesday
Water will be shut off on Elliott Avenue between Battery Street and Hroadsta Street from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday, affecting nearby residences and businesses. Local authorities warn residents to store water and plan for service interruption.
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Taft likely to name successor to Justice Harlan
Reports from Washington indicate President Taft will choose a progressive to fill the vacancy on the Supreme Court bench after Justice John M. Harlan. Names mentioned include Louis D. Brandeis and Solicitor General F. W. Lehmann, with Lehmann receiving the strongest probability from some observers.
Italian Man Admits Assault Near Wilkerson Woods
Emmanuel Ferraira, robbed and left for dead near Wilkson, identified Dick Brusselle as his attacker two weeks after the crime. Brusselle, an Italian, was arrested Saturday night and confessed to the assault.
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Emmanuel Ferratra
Wilkeson
Weather Update for Seattle Tonight and Tuesday Rain
The bulletin notes fair conditions tonight in Seattle with Tuesday rain and moderate easterly winds. Noon temperature logged at 65 degrees.
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Beatrice Strikes Rocks Near Alert Bay
Vancouver reports the CP R Princess Beatrice ran aground near Noble Island close to Alert Bay while en route from Prince Rupert. The ship lies broken with water in forward holds but pumps keep the bow dry. passengers are being relocated to another vessel and later to Seattle.
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Pinchot Delayed. Meeting Canceled by Delay in Alaska Trip
The steamer Humboldt bringing Gifford Pinchot and Senator Dexter from Alaska is delayed and will not arrive until 1 PM Tuesday. A noonday mass meeting arranged by the Progressive Republican league is canceled because Pinchot must leave for the East Tuesday night to attend the National Progressive convention in Chicago.
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Labor Parade for McNamara Brothers in Los Angeles
Labor unions of this city plan a monster parade and meeting to raise funds for the McNamara defense. The Dreamland pavilion hosts speakers of national reputation who will discuss the case and its link to the labor movement, promising the longest parade yet.
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Star to Carry Championship Result Inning by Inning
The Star will publish the championship game's result the instant it ends in New York. The United Press leased wire will send inning by inning updates directly from the ball field to The Star's editorial rooms without any delay.
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New Rates Boost Puget Sound Electric Prosperity
The Puget Sound Electric raises rates to 15 cents for a Tukwila round trip, enabling valley residents to work in Seattle. Public Service Commission says higher business will offset the cut, ensuring no net loss to the road. The piece notes varied wealth and a jab at Uncle Ike Stephenson.
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