Wood Trims New York Giants by 3 1
Polo Grounds New York October 12 Baseballs biggest crowd watched Joe Woods dominate but the Giants lost 3 to 1 to Boston in Game Four of the World Series They must win two to claim the title Woody pitched superbly through four innings and again in the eighth and ninth Wagner and Yerkes provided solid support in a pivotal contest
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Snodgrass
Murray
Giants and Red Sox Clash as Tesreau Outduels Wood
In harsh conditions, Jeff Tesreau shines for New York and Joe Wood dominates early. Boston’s Gardner, Speaker and Yerkes spark highlights while Ames, Wagner, and Merkle trade blows. decisive seventh inning keeps the Giants alive before Boston seals a defensive win.
Plague at Its Worst urged care for children
Dr Knopf warned that three percent of U S school children are tuberculous, costing about 75 million yearly. He urged free dental clinics and timely health checks to prevent disease, while studies in Chicago’s stockyards linked poverty and crowding to poor health and schooling outcomes.
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From Typhoid to Store Empire The Parroted Plan
A former officer in Omaha rewired a failing Gregg town dry goods store after typhoid illness. He offered to reform management and buying, earned a 10 percent commission, and within a year expanded the business and bought out the owner.
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Chicago Tribune
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Gregg Town
Cubs and White Sox game halted by darkness at Chicago
In Chicago the Cubs and White Sox halted a game after dark ness. Batteries were Cheney and Archer for the Cubs with Cicotte Walsh and Fasterly and Sullivan for the Sox. Phillies defeated the Athletics 2 to 5 with Rixey Walsh and Moran pitching for Phillies and Brown and Thomas for the Athletics.
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Alleged Milk Trust Hit by Grand Jury Indictments
Minneapolis officials report that six milk companies and eight corporate officers were indicted by the Hennepin county grand jury for violating the state anti trust law by forming an agreement to raise milk prices.
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Attendance and Receipts Figures for Sports Event
Paid attendance 36 502. Gross receipts 76 044.00. Each club share 13 795.92. Commission's share 7 684.40. Figures reflect overall event revenue and distribution among parties.
Totals for Three Games and German War Aircraft Detail
Totals show paid attendance 187 004 and gross receipts 273 282 00 with club share 49 190 90 and commission aid 27 828 50. The text notes a German war aircraft feature with a bulletproof armored cylinder around the gunner and driver seat.
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Fach Club
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Aidre
Rice Institute Opens in Houston Honoring William Rice
The Rice Institute opens in Houston on October 12 in the dream of William Maresh Rice. Dr. Edgar Odelt berets is named president, with attendance by notable educators and international figures including Altamira y Crevea, Borel, Poincare, Croce, Volterra, Kikuchi, Mackall, Ramsey, Ostwald. The event marks the creation of a lasting Texas educational institution.
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William Maresh Rice
New York
Rice Institute
Ing
Texas
Edgar Odelt Berets Rmeriy
Princeton
Iis
Rafael. Altamira Y Crevea
Madrid
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Henri Poincette
France
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Vito Volterra
Italy
Dairoku Kikuchi
Japan
John W. Mackall
William Ramsey
London
Wilhelm Ostwald
Germany
Tragic double death found at Cascade Park falls
In Newcastle Pennsylvania on October 12 Mary A. Perschke a widow and her five year old son Kenneth were found dead beneath Cascade Park falls. They had been missing since Monday and authorities believe foul play or accident led to the tragedy.
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Self
Newcastle
Mary A. Perschke
Kenneth
Cascade Park
Toilers and the laboring man in Walt Mason’s verse
A Collier’s Weekly excerpt by Walt Mason extols the laboring man who toils with sweat and grit. It praises those who do things and endure hardship, asserting merit lies in steady, honest work and the rewards it brings.
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Walt Mason
Collier’s Weekly
Greater Chances Ahead Quotes on Opportunity and Effort
A reflective excerpt contrasts easy paths with crowding roads that others have trod. It argues that opportunity lies ahead and that quick shortcuts fail, urging perseverance and forward momentum.
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