Cuban Liberals Refuse to Accept Gomez Presidency Bid
The Liberal party meeting rejects Gen Jose Miguel Gomez resignation as their presidential candidate and plans to stay on the ballot while awaiting Cuban government actions on rural guard outrages. Gomez and Col Orestes Ferrara left for New York to grant the Liberals freedom to decide at their convention. Dynamite found in Santa Clara province is explained as stockpiled for revolution use and later deemed harmless. Liberals allege government bad faith and consider sending a commission to Washington to seek intervention or US guarantees for fair elections.
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Washington Post
Havana
Jose Miguel Gomez
Orestes Ferrara
New York
Monterey
Cuba
Spain
Tunas de Lara
Thieves Annoy Rockefeller at His Estate
Special to The Washington Post report from Tarrytown New York notes fruit and vegetable thefts on John D Rockefeller's estate. Police patrols were increased and the owner asked authorities to appoint all workers as special policemen. Rockefeller plans to return from Cleveland around October 12 with a possible Pocantico Hills school reception.
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Washington Post
Tarrytown
I. D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Cleveland
Pocantico Hills
Princeton Freshman Enrollment Tops Record at 410
Princeton University reports the freshman class at 410, among the largest on record, with total enrollment exceeding last year by about fifty. Southern student numbers rise. sophomore officers elected for 1905 include President Walter J. Phillips, Vice President Timothy N. Pfeiffer, and Secretary Treasurer Lewis B. George. Also notes a drowning disaster in Helsinki and local sports results from Leesburg and Providence.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Walter J. Phillips
Scranton
Timothy N. P
White Sox Hope to Sweep Washington Series in Openers
Manager Jones expects his iron man Smith to win two games in the series and Walsh to land one. Wolfe and Hughes may pitch in two of the games. Chicago faces Washington with key matchups as the pennant race tightens, while Philadelphia, St. Louis, Cleveland and Detroit also play today.
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Connie Mack
Henney
Anderson
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Fultz Jaw Fracture After Park Collision
Dave Fultz suffers a jaw fracture from a collision in the first game at American League Park. Norman Hieberfeld sustains facial injuries. both players were injured, with Fultz in Washington Heights Hospital and expected to be out five to six weeks. Several teeth knocked out and liquid diet needed.
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New York
Norman Hiberfeld
Dave Fultz
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Washington Heights
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Tennessee
Elberfeld
Belmont Park Opens Fall Meeting With Rich Two Year Old Contests
The Belmont fall meeting begins tomorrow with main-course races for three year olds and up. Key features include the Matron Stakes for two-year-olds and the Jerome Handicap at a mile and a sixteenth. The roster boasts historic winners and notable champions as stables move horses from Sheepshead, Gravesend, and Brighton to the venue.
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Baseball Notes Show Coherent Season Struggles And Stats
Baseball notes detail a 4:15 p.m. game, player totals, and team prospects. Cassidy leads in games played while Stahl and Jones sit on 1194 credits. Kittredge needs one more game to reach half the season. McAleer eyes strong next-year outfield with Stone Hemphill and likely Heidrick. National and American leagues are dissected for batting averages, Triple Plays, umpire choices, and attendance trends with Monte Cross praised for Athletics while Giants and Athletics vie for series outcomes.
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New York
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Lajoie and Frick
Cleveland
George Stone
Chicago Eleven Beats British Team 2 to 1
The All-Chicago Association football team defeated the British eleven 2 to 1 in Chicago. The English visitors showed perfect combination play but the locals excelled in the kicking game, scoring both goals from long field kicks.
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Beat Giants At Last Lost First One In Tenth
Cincinnati wins the second game of a double header in darkness after ninth inning drama. Mertes shines in center, Ewing works the bases on balls costly in first game. Attendance 14,000 as New York, Cincinnati, and Chicago pace standings. game details note hits, errors, and umpire calls.
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Corinthians Race Ends Club Season Marks Motor-Power Trials
The Corinthian Yacht Club closed its active season with motor-power boat races in two classes. Only four owners raced due to late season winds. Lut B. led 25-foot class with 23 47 to complete the course Analostan Island to Highway Bridge and back. Guilnare won class 2 in 24 61, taking the pennant. Ruth B. and Fifi followed. A Thursday meeting at Cumberland's boathouse will award yesterday's pennants.
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Chicago Locals Sweep Phillies With All Hits For Extra Bases
Chicago wins both games from Philadelphia on Oct 1 outfielding the visitors and producing all extra base hits. The Chicago team dominated with strong offense and solid defense at home.
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Signs Arraign Weaver in Philadelphia Civil War
In Philadelphia on October 1, 400 painters armed with paint and ladders scurried across the city placing signs that accuse Mayor Weaver of scheming and claim the district attorney was elected by fraud on phantom votes. Police arrests followed as lawyers filed warrants and signs appeared citywide including a house owned by the mayor’s brother in law.
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Washington Post
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District Attorney's Office
Woman Held for Trial in New London Shooting Case
Mrs. George Bindloss faced arraignment on assault with intent to kill after she shot intruder Stephen M. Crocker at her home. Crocker, wounded in the abdomen, remains in Memorial Hospital as doctors report some improvement but limited hope for recovery. Bindloss and family fear a nervous collapse. husband plans sanitarium placement. The court set bonds at 10000 with sureties supplied by the husband’s friends.
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Alleged Lynchers Held for Trial in Abbeville
Abbeville South Carolina October 1 The Preliminary examination of John M Ashley J R Moore John Moore J P Moore William Moore Hugh Bowen and Sam Bigby charged with lynching a Pendleton colored near Honea Path on September 17 was held here yesterday After hearing evidence the judge admitted the men to bail bond set at seven thousand dollars each which was furnished Pendleton killed Jim Moore during a fight.
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