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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1906
Page
2
In a frigid fall afternoon clash, the White Sox beat the Cubs as Altrock and Sullivan dominated the batteries while Brown struggled with erratic signals. The crowd of about 13,000 faced biting wind and flurries, with the Sox showing sharper, more decisive hitting and Chicago’s defense misplays undermining their effort.
Chicago fans hailed the Cubs after a dramatic 9th inning rally, though mistakes by Sheckard and Schulte marred the display. The Nationals led early with strong pitching, while Fielder Hahn struggled in his first at bat for the American League. Thousands watched as fans mobbed their heroes at the final out, lifting Rohs and Altrock in victory celebrations.
Chicago beat New York 1 to 0 in a tense opening game before about 19,000 fans. Brown, Tinker, and Chance featured for the Americans while Steinfeldt, Tinker, and Evers contributed for the Nationals in a pitching duel with few runs and several defensive plays shaping the outcome.
Special to The Weekington Post Chicago Oct President Ean Johnson pressed to appoint Sheridan while appointing O Loughan. Ban Persuades Garry Herrman to back two more umpires beyond Johnstone and Cloughlin, violating series rules. Murphy rejects the plan and bolsters rule adherence. Johnson clashes with Pulliam as meetings end without developments.
The Washington Post notes fall preparations as White Sox home action looms versus the Cubs and managers discuss entertainments for the afternoon. Carl Landgren is reported to coach and engage in events, with predictions and schedules shaping the day’s activities at South Side grounds.
A social prominent Chicago area case centers on Mrs Allen and her sister as two Shannon women charged with misconduct. Husband Maj Davison files divorce petition seeking custody of their twelve year old while alleging an ongoing pattern of alleged liaisons involving John Roberts a wealthy stockyards packer and Maj Frank B Ives. Detective Henry Stover affidavits describe surveillance at Highland Park and Bismarck hotels and scenes at the Auditorium annex.
Federal grand jury before discharge returns eight more indictments against the New York Central Railroad and others for sugar shipment rebates. A $20,000 fine may be imposed per count. Trials to begin with the New York Central case amid government witnesses summoned for Monday.
A Washington dispatch reports Newfoundland merchants and farmers claimed the government abandoned the colony and sought to bar Americans from rights while resisting governance. Local officials deny the claim, saying the government stands firm against the advance of encroaching interests.
The plan awards the contractor a base percent of $100,000 with monthly gains for efficiency but adds penalties if costs exceed estimates. It includes bonuses for cost savings and time-based penalties for delays, with bids open to American and foreign firms on equal terms. Taft says canal matters will be settled by Washington upon his return.
The Weather Bureau notes a Northwestern high pressure system and cold front moving south and east. It records rain in the Lower Lakes, snow along Lake Superior, and thunderstorms in parts of New England and the Atlantic states. It forecasts colder conditions midweek east of the Rockies with warmer weather west of the Alleghenies and north of the Mississippi. winds vary by coast and region. Temperature readings across times and locations are listed, including highs around 83 and lows in the 40s, with humidity and rainfall details and downtown readings.
Lucien Cowen died at his mother's home after being shot by Jennie L. May in Washington on September 23, 1905. District law barred further homicide prosecution beyond assault with intent to kill, so May faced no higher charge. The woman, claiming defense of reputation, had been indicted in Louisville on October 1 for assault with a dangerous weapon with intent to kill and was released on bail.
A Paris dispatch claims the sultans illness arose from a self inflicted abdomen wound by a jealous Kurdish concubine. The bullet was reportedly removed by a German doctor without chloroform. Shencer P Eddy, longtime American Embassy secretary, visits Berlin to begin a new post as embassy secretary after a farewell dinner.
Dispatch from Capt. G A Bicknail commanding the naval station at Pensacola states the army and navy have provided for the storm sufferers around the navy yard and that no relief from the Red Cross will be required.
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