Philadelphia Wins First Game of World's Series
Philadelphia Nation al defeats the Boston Americana in the opening world series game by 3 runs to 3. Despite Boston outhitting Philadelphia, errors and key moments favored the National League club led by pitchers Alexander and Shore with standout defense and a crucial Gard ars catch off a long drive. Final score Boston 3, Philadelphia 3.
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Boston
Alexander
Philadelphia
Katona League Park
Philadelphia National
Jude-F
Shore
Pas
Gardars
Red Sox
Lewis
Dantner
Gardner
Laterus
Barry
Darry
Stock
Dancroft
Poower
Cady
Byrne
Cravath
Luderus
Niehoff
Hooper
Tooper
Whitted
Scott
Speaker
Burns
Maine
Alexandes
Gariner
Harry
Bancroft
Hoblitzer
Dosten—Hobliitzel
Hoblitzel
Nicholl
Lewla
Tiall
Halace
Paskert
Loderus
Pankert
Michoff
Bish
Pall
Niehott
Finning
Hosten
Heston—Speaker
Hall
Bpeauer
Hoblitses
Mob Utzel
Hobltzer
Matdner
Noroca
Laderus
Nat Rugs
Torry
Mall
Alezander
Gorns
AL Ahpoar Hooper
Ota Scot
Hobbizel
Iz Lewis
Ventiksen Cady
Ruth
Abil H. M
Ae Rieck
Hanerott
Sare Ridadt Meshert
Hudervs
Siebott
z.oLrdas
Gered
Fatoed Ru
Philadel
Scot
Tal
Etrora
Bayea
Ty Alexander
Kiem
O'Loughtin
Evans
Righ
Fel
Rigler
Tabsion
Ara
Bulgaria Issues War Manifesto Prompting Independence
A translated wire dispatch reports Bulgaria's government issued a nationwide manifesto urging entry into the war on the side of the Central Powers. It argues urgency to secure Bulgaria’s independence from Serbia and alleges British and French plots. The text cites promises from Germany and Austria and condemns Serbia as Bulgaria’s worst enemy, with warnings of Bulgaria’s fate if it remains neutral.
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Hetlio
Oet
Baye Wile
Franktoricer Zeitung
Certe
Frankfurther Zeitung
Overbers
Euria
Abe
Germany
Serbia
Dalgaria
Italy
Bulgaria
Victoriova
Tusela
France
Trussia
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Moitain
Lorrane
Alsace
Allen
Tulgaria
Serbis
Macedonia
London
Daily Telegraph Age
Buberta Laaned
Gulgaria
Ahe
Hakan Irague
Ler Nory
Austria
Ivagary
Surceas
Dniraria
Daly
Aliea
Bulraria Cuizon
Ariz
It. Militamea
Rota
Tucson
Thrace
Ence-Midia
Theelgether
Hace Road
Dolog
Palen
Quy Miller
Westka
Sonot
Ochrida
Era Federaion
Minera
Forjtowna
Fort Palanka
Koprill
Och- Phoenix
J. Gutierres Derida
Mogastiz
Pecuniary
Lara
Lolassistance
Hint
Hulgaria
Miller
Dulearia
Charles TL. Moyer
Western Federation of Miners
Eald Qovernor
Turkey
Tulgatta
Uplon
Bothi
Eqrike Rumania
Milan
Ry Paria
Her Phoenix
Aris
Oct
Sgabet
A. F. Dulge
Busi-Lahipping Goode
Morchese
Arizona
Bucharest
Servia
von Stackensen
Drina
Danube
Setza
Belegrade
Seleniki
Constaninople
Mulgaria
Bertia
Mointain
Eurmisé
Varna
Tusalan Warehipa
Ralonike
Ezpress
Clesiist
Jele
Nien
Arpe
Malrern
Berbia
Bulgarian Reply to Russian Ultimatum Denies German Officers
Vienna dispatch reports Bulgaria’s response to the Russian ultimatum, stating Bulgaria would withdraw diplomats if displeased with conduct. It asserts Bulgarian sovereignty over inviting allies and claims no objection to Bulgarian envoys leaving Sofia if the government disapproves. Bulgarian Petrograd minister Michael Madfariow not asked for passports.
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Vetrograd
London
Fulparia
Bulgaria
Germany
Wulraria
Gosko Fosna
Sofia
Petrograd
Michael Madfariow
Balkan War Developments Reach Hourly Intensify
Serbia breaks with Bulgaria as Nish reports passport handover. Bulgarian air raids kill five in a Serbian city and wound others. Greece declares benevolent neutrality as Entente and Germany press. Continued cannonading along Arras and Champagne fronts reported with German advances near Dvinsk and Tarnopol.
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Serbia
Bulgaria
Nish
Greece
Germany
Weal
Dvinsk
Fredeh
Derblacs
Atuby
Morura
von Mackensen
Gearmans
Dalkana
Teutors
Riga
Drin
Dedeaghateh
Aegean
Muatapha
Balkans
Ihulzacia
Berlin
Hungaria
Nes
Venizelos
Paris
Athens
Cabinrt
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Laale
Woblitzer
Luderua
Ouf
Parkert
Bath
Hancroft
Hoblitse
Slogle
Gardger
Gardorf
Varry
Brock
Mancroft
Scott W
Baby
Paakert
Bet
Taderus
Rinth
Henriksen
Dallour
Ballino
Stuth
Trnth
Dulgana
Herhin
Vila Landau
Behl
Bare
Satahal
Mackennen
Gereman
Ram
Helgrade
Hertln
Savule
N. V
Frops Saya
Dr. Herwig
Cemilitary
Aurseon
Lin
Serviee
Standard Office
Clifton
Russia
Tuckerton
N. J
Varia
Arras
Itaye
Alana
Champagne
Urinches
Tahure
Rver Alene
Tracy Ie Vai
St. Mard
St Hilaria
Bt. Bowplet
Souala
Sommery
Our
Tature
Butte de Meant
Argonne
Matencourt
Nilah
Sertla
Foreign Office
Mi Fofla
Niah
Berbla
Cot
Cireek
Tarnopol
Noro
Grodek
Visay
Smorgon
Taropol
Dallelz
Batkana
Kiev
Pairana
Catab
Dritiah
Perperad
Warsaw
Georgians Tachanan
Hla
Fofia
Amserdam
Mustapha
Pars
Creece
Constantine
MM. Venizelos
Alec
Ausiris
Tabla
Salonik
Constantlos
Reece
Ventacles
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