Chicago Cubs Win World Championship in Series Thriller
Chicago defeated Detroit 2 to 0 securing the world baseball championship as winds blew cold and snow threatened. Batteries were Mullen and Schmidt for Detroit and Brown and Kling for Chicago.
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Bach
Seiver
Schmidt
Arrest Charges In Brown Murder Case
Frank Tucker was arrested in Baker City Oregon and charged with complicity in Harvey Browns assassination by bombing his gate. He implicates Frank Wilson a Western Federation of Miners member who allegedly held a personal grudge against Brown.
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Plot to kill Colorado leaders uncovered with dynamite
Police exposed a plot to assassinate Gov. Buchtel and Edward Chase. Fifty one sticks of dynamite were found in their yards. A suspect confessed and outlined others involved. Authorities search for the killers amid the halted plan. Also noted, Japan may switch to Roman characters and a note on language learning. Fresh candies at A B Drug Co.
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Denver
Gov. Buchtel
Edward Chase
Japan
Jury Acquits Senator Borah in Land Fraud Trial
In Derry Idaho on October 3 the jury returned a not guilty verdict on Senator Borah after a brief trial for land fraud against the government. The jury deliberated after the defense moved to instruct a verdict. Judge Whitson denied the motion and Borah testified.
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Two Miners Drowned Near Latouche Island
Paul Smach and Joseph Fischer vanished after a quarrel aboard a small boat off Latouche Island on September 15 near the southeast corner. Their deserted camp ten days later showed no one had stayed there, and they were described as strong, skilled boatmen aged about 50 and 25 respectively.
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Paul Smach
Joseph Fischer
Latouche Island
Attle & Alaska Mining Company
Mach
Fischer
Imach
Seattle & Alaska Company
C. M. Coleman
Smach
Man dies after alleged brutal beating on steamer Bertha
Harry Rutledge a waiter on the Bertha died after a lingering illness said to result from a brutal beating by First Officer McGilvery. McGilvery is aboard the Santa Barbara and will be arrested when the ship reaches port. The Bertha was en route from Alaska to Seattle. Roosevelt began his hunting trip with no newspaper men allowed aboard.
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Stamboul
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Rested Sunday Stamboul Hunt Start
Roosevelt rested Sunday at Stamboul and prepared to resume a hunt this morning after a day of delay.
Roosevelt Kills Two Snakes During Hunt in Mississippi
President Roosevelt reports in Vickburg that he killed two rattlesnakes on a hunt. He did not shoot large game but saw two bears and two bucks during the outing.
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Roosevelt Kills Buck In Louisiana Hunt
President Roosevelt killed a buck in Stamboul Louisiana on October 11 and was reported in pursuit of a catamount the following day. Owl Drug Co. confirms the tip and invites proof of demand.
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Eleedon
Old Line
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Olympia Beer
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