Liberals Refuse Gomez Resignation as Presidential Candidate
Cuban Liberals meeting decide not to accept Gen Jose Miguel Gomez resignation as their presidency candidate. They will register and not withdraw from elections yet await government action on rural guard outrages. Gomez and Col Ferrara sailed to New York to allow Liberal convention full liberty in deciding fate of his resignation.
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Cuba
Spain
Tunas de Lara
Thieves Annoy Rockefeller Estate in Fruit Heist
Special to The Washington Post reports that I N Rockefeller’s Tarrytown estate is plagued by fruit thefts this fall. Barrels of apples and pears have vanished as authorities fail to catch the culprits. Rockefeller asks town officials to appoint his guards as special policemen. Night patrols are in effect, with severe punishment planned for offenders. Rockefeller is due home from Cleveland on October 12 and Pocantico Hills students reportedly plan a reception.
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Enrollment at Princeton Larger by Fifty Over Last Year
Princeton University announces freshman enrollment at 410 the largest on record while total university enrollment tops last year by about fifty. Southern student numbers rise. The Princeton sophomore class selects officers for 1905: President Walter J. Phillips Scranton PA. vice president Timothy N. Pfeiffer Browns Mill NJ. secretary treasurer Lewis B. George Lynn MA. H J Vandyke elected editor of the college annual Eric Brac.
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White Sox Aims to Sweep Series As Patten Smith Hit In Pitch
The White Sox rely on Patten and Smith to pitch against the Nationals with Manager Jones hopeful of two wins in the series while Walsh and Hughes may start two games. Washington counters, and Philadelphia and Boston also feature in the day’s matchups.
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Fultz Jaw Fracture After League Park Collision
Norman Elberfeld and Dave Fultz were hurt in the first game at American League Park. Fultz lies in Washington Heights Hospital with a fractured jaw and knocked out teeth, while Elberfeld has a broken nose and facial injuries. Fultz may leave hospital soon but faces five to six weeks recovery. Elberfeld is up and about and to return to Tennessee.
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Belmont Park Opens With Rich Two-Year-Old Features
Belmont Park opens its fall meeting with main-course races for three-year-olds and up. The Seventh Matron for two-year-olds and the Jerome Handicap at a mile and five sixteenths headline tomorrow's program. Hundreds of horses moved from Sheepshead, Gravesend and Brighton, boosting stables for the meeting.
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Baseball Notes Show Tight American League Race
Baseball notes review late season standings and batting averages. Cassidy leads in games, Kittredge needs one more, and Jones and Stahl post strong totals. Washington and six NL clubs feature in fielding plays, while Monte Cross shines for Philadelphia.Attendance and batting trends favor the American League. Chicago draws big crowds as the season nears end.
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Chicago Eleven Beats British Team 2 to 1 in City Match
The All-Chicago Association football team defeated the British eleven 2 to 1. It marked the first time an American side beat the English on their current trip. The visitors showed perfect combination play, while Chicago outshone them with strong kicking and scored both goals from long field kicks.
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Cincinnati Breaks Slump in Nightcap to Split with New York
Cincinnati wins the second game of a double header to snap a 15 game losing streak to New York, darkness aiding the finish. Mertes shines in center, Ewing yields costly walks, and attendance reaches 14,000 as Cincinnati and New York split the twin bill in Ohio.
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Corinthians Season Ends With Motor-Power Boat Race
The Corinthian Yacht Club closed its active season with a motor-power boat race yesterday on Analostan Island to the Highway Bridge and back, due to light wind the two planned sailing races were abandoned. Lut B won 25-foot class, Guilnare took class 2 with Ruth B second and Fifi third. Don E. Clarke presided as referee and timer. A club meeting will be held Thursday at Cumberland's boathouse to award pennants.
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Chicago Wins Both Games From Philadelphia
Chicago, Oct 1. The locals defeated Philadelphia in both games outfielding the visitors and making all extra-base hits. Chicago pulled ahead early and held on to secure the sweep at home.
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Signs Arraign Weaver In Philadelphia Civil War
The Philadelphia dispute erupts as 400 painters mark routes with signs calling Mayor Weaver a shrewd schemer and alleging DA fraud. Police arrest signers who sue for warrants, while signs appear on billboards houses and fences from Germantown to the county line.
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Woman Held for Trial in New London Shooting Case
Mrs. George Bindloss was arraigned on a charge of assault with intent to kill after she shot intruder Stephen M. Crocker at her New London home. Bail set at 10,000 with bonds posted by friends of her husband as Crocker remains in Memorial Hospital, improving slowly but judged a serious case.
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Alleged Lynchers Held for Trial in Abbeville
In Abbeville South Carolina on October 1 the preliminary examination of seven men including John M Ashley J R Moore John Moore J P Moore William Moore and Hugh Bowen plus Sam Big BY for lynching a Pendleton a colored man near Honea Path on September 17 was held. After evidence the judge admitted bail at seven thousand dollars each which was furnished. Pendleton killed Jim Moore during a fight.
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