Chicago Wins Crucial Game Amid Record Polo Grounds Crowd
In New York the Polo Grounds saw a vast turnout as Chicago defeated New York 4 to 0 to claim the National League title. Mathewson faltered for the Giants while Chicago, rested and well coached, played near flawless defense and timely hitting. The crowd swelled beyond capacity, leaving thousands outside. New York mourned in print as Chicago celebrated a decisive victory in a season of unprecedented intensity.
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William J Bryan to address New York and tour cities
The report notes William J Bryan will deliver another address in New York City and planned visits to operate cities. An arbitration treaty between China and the United States was signed in Washington recently. Wilbur Wright made three flights at Le Mans, France, amid English coverage. In Waterbury Connecticut an Italian boarding house fire killed four Italian men. A Philadelphia incident near the Delaware River led to two men sinking from a boat. four men reportedly drowned.
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Taft Obie Tour schedule from Cinelanati to Wheelog
Taft plans a multicity itinerary beginning Monday from Cinelanati with stops at chorrew Wilmingtos Washington Court House Circleville Lancaster New Lexington and Zanesville then New Comers town Canal Dover Massision Akron and Bar berton Wadkworth Sterling Medina Grafton Elyria Lorain Newburg Bavvenna Alliance East Liverpool Wellnville Cadiz Steubenville Wheelog Gov Harrix to accompany Taft for Wheetlog speeches Debs ends New England tour in New Haven with huge turnout and red spectacle Ken A Douglas dies in Chicago after Lincoln Doug anniversary incident at Galon burg Lima hosts Merchants and Manufacturers trotting stake final result after five heats.
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Wheetlog
Crooked Officials Indicted in Education Department Probe
Announcement says senior officials of the education department will be indicted following a probe into alleged fund handling and panding irregularities. The investigation traced financial practices related to the passing of funds and approvals within the department.
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Hughes Makes Kansan Campaign Tour Speech
Gov Hughes of New York spoke to voters in Kansas on a speaking tour ending in Wielita. The remarks urged support for Bryan’s stance and his political proposals, portraying them as best at law and tied to Bryan’s old 16 to 1 political line.
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Collision Injures 25 in Yukon Oklahoma Train Crash
A collision between an eastbound Rock Island passenger train and a freight train near Yukon Oklahoma injured 25 people. One woman may not recover. Wayne County voting returned a dry result, with Charmlay and others noted in county totals.
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Detroit to Host World Series Opener with Chicago
Detroit announces the opening World Series between Chicago and Detroit after decisive league championships. The national commission assigns two umpires from each league for the series and Bennett Park preparations target 10,000 to 20,000 spectators with additional grandstand seats from Chicago.
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Raymer's Second Acquittal in West Virginia Riot Case
In Springfield West Virginia on October 9 after 16 hours of deliberation the jury found Abraham Raymer not guilty in the case accusing him of destruction of property during the recent riots. He had earlier been acquitted on related charges connected to the lynching of W K Donnegan and Begro. The verdict suggests conviction cannot be reached on the remaining riot charges with many cases still to be tried.
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Timely Rescue at Sea by Michigan Off Gloucester
The steamship Michigan from Boston arrived with Nova Scotia fishermen Joli Burke and John Burbine of the schooner Boheme of Gloucester. They were adrift in a dory since September 22 after fog prevented return to their vessel, surviving by rigging a shirt and enduring hunger and thirst until rescued. Belmont and Frost figures appear in disputed legal claims over winnings and damages.
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Spanish Queen Wins Transylvania Stakes at Churchill Downs
In a tight finish at Churchill Downs the Spanish Queen, owned by G Batabrook, captured the Transylvania Stakes. The overwhelming favorite led early and held off rivals to seal the victory on a damp Thursday card in Kentucky.
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Motor Cyclist Killed in Hartin Virginia Race
A motor cycle race at Hartin Virginia on Thursday ended in tragedy when James Connelly of Washington, a participant, collided with an obstacle and sustained fatal injuries. Police and emergency crews responded to the scene.
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Balkan crisis reshapes balance among Europe powers
Reports from Vienna and Belgrade describe a shifting Balkan scene as Germany shifts from Turkey, Russia and France seek a conference framework, Britain pivots, and Italy and Austria-Hungary maneuver. A diplomat notes a looming joint Great Britain France Russia program amid whispered plots and growing hostilities.
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Accidents and Murders in Ohio Diary Oddities
A Dayton report notes a dramatic scene as Mrs Mtnma I Beatley dies after a telephone call with Dr Hi Deohterh. A passerby witnesses a woman with a revolver near a cracked window. In Warren a civil war veteran, Bostwick Parker, shot himself after a tumultuous marriage dispute with his second wife Katherine Jones.
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Grand Chapter Elects Officers in Cleveland
In Cleveland on Oct 9 the Grand Chapter of Royal Arch Masons elected officers including Edward W. Archer of Columbus as Grand High Priest WT 8. O’Hara of Totoda as deputy grand high priest and Frank Crominit of Jackson as grand King. A $5,000 donation was made to the home for the ta wonte home in Springfield. Also reported are mayoral dismissals of Patrolmen Alfred Hinckley and John McAllister for false reports and related court proceedings.
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Akron Gas Co. denied operation by injunction
A Tex training order aimed at stopping the Rast Ola Gas Co. from resuming work was secured on Thursday in Akron. The conspiracy action expired on September 26 with 46 cents cited, as City officials and Gov. Gevonberger addressed the supply issue and alleged threat to the pipeline control.
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Rector Declines Comment On Wesley Plan In Kansas City
Washington closes the American league season with a final win over New York. Keeley pitched for Washington while Lake started for New York in a game noted for relaxed play and frequent errors.
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Cal Stewart's Promotion Challenge Ends in Setback
In an October scene at Wadtington, Army officer Cal W. PF Stewart, dubbed the Arizona exile, endured nearly four hours of resistance as he sought permission to appeal his retirement. He argued incapacity to serve and urged that his removal be halted, but the retiring board stood firm.
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Habits of Pithing Spiders Disputed by Professor Gerg
Professor Gerg of Buncos Alves reports four epidermiley practices in spiders including mating in shallow placen between stones and a two-winged conical net. The web captures small aquatic prey, with evidence shown by lively tiny creatures around the net.
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Eggs and mahogany trade notes amid scattered forest work
The article describes egg packaging and export practices with boxes of conserved eggs and varied weights, plus references to costs and freight. It shifts to a long anecdotal discussion on mahogany hunting, forest conditions, and the challenging work of a hunter-logger, including pay and dangers.
Twine Output From State Prison Plant Reported
The state prison system produces large quantities of twine with labor from inmates. About 800000 pounds planned this year and 500000 pounds sold locally. Price set at 8 cents per pound for orders of 1000 pounds or more. A Kansas Penitentiary plant is said to offer twine at roughly half previous costs.
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Fragmentary reminiscence on a German seat of honor and memory
A garbled passage recalls the German seat of honor in a salon, noting a rightward placement and a visitor invited by a London Chronicle writer. It mentions reproof from a boss and a baroness in a hotel scene, with a suggestion that tradition may still hold in some lands.
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