Dope on Manager Carrigan of Red Sox and 1907 season notes
Dope on manager Carrigan of the Red Sox outlines his career from Holy Cross to with the club since 1906 with a 1907 Toronto stint for seasoning. It covers his throwing and catching as a backstop, a 1911 ankle injury, marriage to Beulah Bartlett, and a late autumn game where Oaklané and Negs scored in the eleventh frame amid a close, faulted contest.
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Salt Lake gains second place in league chase
In a doubleheader Salt Lake City won both games from Portland and San Francisco, climbing into second place behind Salt Lake’s rise. Portland faced strong defense and late runs, while San Francisco split the twin bill as Spider Vaum and Knley shone on the Osko grounds. Oakland slid into third as Salt Lake surged.
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Thin Marine
Epider Vaum
Cack" Knley
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Fromme
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Ittis
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Angels
Young Lauran
Gardner
Bassike
Johnny Tutters
Johnny
Walnut Hall Cup Event Scheduled at Grand Circuit
The 18th Walnut Hall Cup trot valued at $3009 and the 14th Lor ington pace at $2000 lead today's Grand Circuit card. Weather is perfect and the track is fast with two other races on the program. New Junior Coats arrive at Paine & Hurst's. Everett Scott, born in Halston Indiana, 22, became Red Sox shortstop this season, noted for brilliance and timely hitting.
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Russians Petition Emperor Nicholas On Crisis
An Overseas Press report says Russian aristocrats and merchants plan a petition to Emperor Nicholas II seeking measures to meet the crisis. They accuse Jews of disloyalty and profiteering, urging restoration of the ancient Muscovite empire as a land of orthodox Slavs.
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Muscorita
Rigidity urged in meat inspection at tenth AMPA convention
At the tenth annual American Meat Packers association gathering in Bt. Lewis, president John J. Folia urged stronger meat inspection and closer cooperation with the Department of Agriculture. He stressed the need for higher appropriations and urged farmers and packers to back congressional support, noting disease and economic losses from foot and mouth cases and contemplated reforms in sterilization, cold storage, and freight rates.
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Boiler Explosion Damages Weymouth Shoe Factory
In Weymouth Massachusetts on October 11 engineer Cornelius Coradrick was killed. Firemen Frank Reed and William Foratty were badly injured and William Darna was hurt when a boiler exploded in the engine room of the George Stone shoe factory. The room blew open near the factory. the main building escaped fire but suffered water damage.
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Strone
Head of Holy Synod Resigns
Bertin reports via wireless that Alez Andere Lamarine, procurator general of the Holy Synod of Tlssia, resigned. The Overseas News Agency notes the realgnation caused unspecified turmoil in Sayrille.
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Wrigley’s Perfect Gum Brightens Small Joys at Five Cents
The ad touts Wrigley’s Perfect Gum as inexpensive yet highly beneficial. It claims the gum freshens breath, soothes teeth and digestion, and stays clean sealed from impurities. Two flavors offered. sales praised as record-breaking and broadly favored.
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Spear the Great
Rasputin’s Influence and Clergy Fallout Reported
A dispute centered on Gregory Rasputin and his protection by Emperor Nicholas led the procurator general to resign after the canonization of Archbishop John of Tobolak. Rasputin, a peasant-born mystic monk, rose to power in Petrograd, cited as absolute master of Russia by a British observer. Last year he was stabbed and wounded in his village. Washington memo notes Ballmade and Beamerines on the Lakes season outlook.
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Mustela
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Russias
Pacific Coast Lumber Rates Hit New Highs
A commerce commission circular issued today shows shipping rates for coast lumber rising sharply. The Pacific coast ports to Melbourne and Adelaide see freight costs climbing from 190 to 105 abbings per thousand feet, while North Pacific to South Africa rates reach 148 antillogs 6 pence, claimed to be the highest paid from Pacific ports.
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Adelaide
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