Cuban Liberals Reject Resignation of Presidential Candidate
The Liberal party meeting in Havana rejects Gen Jose Miguel Gomez's resignation as their presidential candidate and plans to stay in the race while watching government action on rural guard outrages. Gomez, with Col Orestes Ferrara, sailed to New York to grant the Liberal convention freedom to decide on the resignation. Liberals claim the government acted in bad faith over four dynamite boxes found in Santa Clara, later explained as Revolution era ammo misplaced to avoid harm. Some reports mention a possible Washington trip to seek American intervention or a guarantee of fair elections.
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Thieves Annoy Rockefeller Estate in October Theft
Special to The Washington Post reports fruit and vegetable thefts from John D. Rockefeller's large estate in Tarrytown New York. Barrels of apples and pears are taken as patrols are increased by town authorities acting as special policemen. Rockefeller plans to return from Cleveland on October 12 and may receive a reception from Pocantico Hills school children.
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Enrollment at Princeton says 410 freshmen this year
Princeton University announces a freshman class of 410, among the largest on record, with total enrollment expected to exceed last year by about fifty. Southern students increase. 1905 officers of the sophomore class named: Walter J. Phillips president, Timothy N. Pfeiffer vice president, Lewis B. George secretary and treasurer.
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White Sox Aim to Sweep with Smith and Patten in Series
White Sox manager Jones expects Smith to win two games in the key series against the Nationals with Patten and Walsh, Hughes, Wolfe also possible for two games. The Chicago club faces Washington in a crucial stretch that could decide the American League pennant as both teams clash in today’s doubleheader schedule.
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Fultz Jaw Fracture and Elberfeld Injuries Mrished in Plague of Baseball
In a collision at American League Park Dave Fultz has a jaw fracture just below the left corner of his mouth and several teeth knocked out. Norman Elberfeld sustains a broken nose and an eye injury. he is up and about while Fultz remains in Washington Heights Hospital. Elberfeld expects to return to Tennessee and Fultz may be sent home soon but will miss five to six weeks.
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Belmont Park Opens With Rich Matron and Jerome Handicaps
New York announces Belmont Park fall meeting starts tomorrow offering big races for two and three year olds. The Matron Stakes for two-year-olds and the Jerome Handicap for three-year-olds at a mile and five sixteenths are the feature events. The Jerome has a storied list of past victors and the grounds see unusually large stable counts as horses move from other tracks.
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Baseball Notes Reflecting a Tumbling Batting Scene
The column covers a late season snapshot with Cassidy and Stahl's game counts, Kittredge needing one more appearance, and outfield plans for McAleer. It notes Chicago's dominance over Boston, Monte Cross’s resurgence, Hitting trends for Hickman Anderson and Lajoie, and the looming American League batting leaders as teams chase attendance and rankings.
Chicago Eleven Defeats British Team 2 to 1 in City Match
The All-Chicago Association football team defeated the British eleven 2 to 1 in Chicago. It marked the first English side beaten by an American team on their trip. The visitors showed perfect combination play while Chicago excelled in the kicking game, scoring both goals from long field kicks.
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Beat Giants At Last As Cincinnati Wins Nightcap
After a 15 game skid, Cincinnati tops New York 5 4 in the opener then shuts out the Giants 4 0 as darkness ends the second game. Mertes shines in center field, Ewing’s walks costly in game one, attendance 14 000, standings show New York leading.
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Corinthians Yacht Club Ends Active Season With Motor-Power Race
The Corinthian Yacht Club closed its season with a motor-power boat race and two planned sailing events. Only four motor-power boats raced due to late season. Lut B. sailed by Fred Rupertus was the 25-foot class sole starter finishing in 23 47. Guilnare owned by Davidson & Peter won class 2 in 24 61, with Ruth B. and Fifi following. Commodore John P. Welcker’s Fifi reported engine issues. Secretary Don E. Clarke served as referee and timer. A club meeting is set for Thursday at Cumberland’s boathouse to award pennants.
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Chicago Wins Doubleheader Over Philadelphia
Chicago, Oct. 1. The locals won both games from Philadelphia today, outfielding the visitors and making all of the extra base hits.
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Philadelphia Civil War Over Paint Sign Rush
In Philadelphia yesterday 400 men with paint pots covered city walls and boards with signs attacking Mayor Weaver and the district attorney. Police arrested painters who swore out warrants, while signs appeared from Germantown to the county line.
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Woman Held for Trial in New London Shooting Case
Mrs. George Bindloss faces assault with intent to kill charges after shooting intruder Stephen M. Crocker at her home in New London. Crocker, hospitalized with a belly wound, allegedly forced entry and assaulted the woman's daughter and a servant. Bond set at 10000 with surety provided by friends of her husband. Mrs. Bindloss reportedly near nervous collapse and may be placed in a sanitarium.
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Alleged Lynchers Held for Trial in Abbeville
In Abbeville South Carolina on October 1 the preliminary examination of John M Ashley J R Moore John Moore J P Moore William Moore Hugh Bowen and Sam Bigby for lynching Pendleton a colored man near Honea Path on September 17 was held. After evidence the judge admitted the men to bail at seven thousand dollars each which was furnished Pendleton killed Jim Moore during a fight.
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