Tigers Rally Stuns Cubs In Tight Double Play Lollapalooza
In a tense game at the park, Byers singled and stole second as Mullin struck out. Schulte saved the Cubs with a clever fourth inning play while Cobb, Tinker and Sheckard produced key hits and steals. Jones was picked off on a crucial throw, ending a late run threat as Rossman and Hossman turned two to halt the Tigers.
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Sehulte
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Roseman
Schutte
Schulte
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Prompt
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Peyna
Cub
Cougalin
Kling
King
Frank Chance
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Jennings
Detroit Tigers and Chicago White Sox Duel in Turbulent Inning Play
Detroit and Chicago traded early runs as Slagle and Chance featured for the Sox while Cobb, Jones, and Sheckard produced for Detroit. Tinker, Rossman, and Payne sparked a brisk rally for Chicago with Slagle stealing and Sheckard driving in runs, followed by tense fielding and base-stealing duels through the middle frames.
Postponed game looms as Cubs and Tigers clash for Detroit trip
Chicago crowd funds and receipts show players stand to share over 360000 if tomorrow's game is called off. Officials arranged a special train to Detroit, while Cubs speed threatens Tigers as misplayed plays and umpire calls spark crowd unrest. O Leary shines at short, Frossman impresses, and pennant pressure grows amid cool, shifting forecasts.
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Boeelal
Washington Post
Chicago
Detroit
de Gare
Tigers Cubs Pitchers Tangle as Contention Grows
Frustrations flare in a tense game as Tigers and Cubs clash. Jones blocks Tinker, Sullivan backs behind the plate, and Kling shows improved form while Cobb remains struggle prone. Chance admits nerves as Mullin and King evaluate catching duties and Redress demands swirl around O Loughlin amid league actions.
Detroit Tigers Edge Cubs in Low-Scoring Clash
Rostman led off with a single to left for Detroit and Payne hit a slow grounder to third, forcing Rostman at first as the Tigers avoided a loss. The Cubs tight defense saved several runs but final outs came on a 720 double play to end the game.
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Tigers
Rostman
Coughtn
Tinker
Roxyman
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Payne
Coughan
Croce
Sheckard
Roseman
Leary
Mullin
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Shulte
King
Mullins
Staglas
Stagla State
Eeesad Wedcote
Chance
Klings
Sipker
Coughlin
Horamap
Fayne
Tigers Rally Unavailing In Unassisted Prem World Series Game
Chicago defeats Detroit 3 to 2 in the second world series game. Slow pitching and several miscues stretched the contest to over two hours before a large crowd of about 24 000. Ressman homered and scored for Chicago, while Payne started for Detroit and Kling, Evers and Sheckard starred defensively for the Cubs amid a tactical pitching duel and base running miscues by the opposition.
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Chicago
Detroit
Jed
Tosa
Wise Send Agent Abroad Seeks Cotton Markets Expert
Secretary Straus considers appointing Albert G Parsons of Memphis to succeed James L Benton as special agent to investigate cotton deed products markets abroad. The Interstates Cotton Seed Crushers Association urged the appointment. Benton’s health concern noted.
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Albert G Parsons
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Albert G Perkine
Memphis Tenn
James L Benton
Mre
Poking
Sirerady
Cotton Seed Crushers Association
Benton
Guederen Eee Oramieuation
Weather Conditions and Outlook Across the United States
Area of high pressure extends a ridge from the virus zone to the Stienbelogt Walter coast, with a low pressure area moving eastward north of Lake Huron bringing rain to parts of the middle Atlantic and the Midwest. Temperatures show little change overall with a tendency toward warmth on Thursday along the Atlantic coast and across the south. Brisk westerly to northwesterly winds expected on the Great Lakes and upper regions, with rain forecast for Thursday afternoon in New York and New England. Local observations note varying rainfall and sunshine percentages, with a cloudy day in Barnera Yes, W Va.
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Washington Wemeday
Eh Pressuro
Walter Fed
Atlanti Coast
Bow Central
Yake Huron
Moride
Ingue Coart
Rocky Mountaines
Lewar Lakes
New York
New England
Thunday
Atlantic Coast
Oneland
Pontherly
Grand Baths
Dasathio
Moxtoun
Fire Engineers Debate Political Influence at Convention
The International Association of Fire Engineers opened its first business session in Washington with lively discussion on political influence in selecting fire chiefs. Former Newark chief Benedict argued politics affect appointments, while Chief Wallace of Cleveland denied it. News covered speeches by William Johnson and others, a city fire drill, and demonstrations of fire fighting apparatus drawing a large crowd.
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Gold Fellows Hall
George J Wallaee
Cleveland
Ohio
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William H Johnson
Philadelphia
National Board of Fire Underwriters
Policics
Wallace
George M Kelloge
Sioux City
Ceston
Association
Y W Haney
Jacksonvile
H M Archer
New York
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Henley
St Louis
James
Washington Fire Department
Louisiang Avenue
Seventh Strest
Eighth Street
Wagner
Sullivan
United States Realty Company
Birect
Fouth
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Chief Belt
American envoy O Brien to meet Japanese emperor in October
The new American Ambassador to Japan Mikado to receive audience with the Japanese Emperor on October 15 where he will present credentials. The delay in reception follows the death of Lady Nekiyama, mother of the Emperor.
Unnamed patent remedy claims cures for many ailments
An advertisement touts a “greatest blond remedy” for humors eruptions sores eczema salt rheoid and catarrh claiming an unegnaled record of cures across many illnesses. It presents no medical proof and relies on sweeping testimonials.
Outdoor department to aid patients unable to pay at Providence Hospital
Providence Hospital introduces an outdoor department for free care by a medical clinic and surgical teams. Drs Marbury Luce Breckenridge Bayne Vincent and staff will provide daily services, with specific clinics for women, ear nose throat, eye diseases, and orthopedics, on designated weekdays and hours.
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R Luce J Breckenridge Bayne
Vincent
M. Foley
Talbott Dennigan and Francis
McQuillan
Harrison Crogk
James F Pitchell
H H. Kerr
R Hi Oleson
D K Shute
Carl Henning
de William G. Erving
No Law For Action Statutes Require Hearing
A Washington special to the Evening Post discusses President Roosevelt ordering the Hartweg master suspended for ninety days without trial. It argues this was an arbitrary power grab and compares it to punishing a thief without indictment, asserting the President had no lawful authority to suspend the license without due process and that only the local board of inspectors could suspend or revoke a license after proper investigation.
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New York
Evening Post
Roosevelt
Vansville
Washington
Board of Inspectors
United States Croat
Sini
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Board of Inspectors of Steamboats
Hartner
War Horse Test Aims to Prove Officers Proficient on Ride
May Gen Duvall expresses satisfaction with equestrian showing by Lastea Stateu army officers at Fort Myer test ride. Maj Gen Witham P Dawall leads second party for practice ride with detachment from Tolowed, including Majs Devol Kernan Bailey Lynch Alvord Ladd Havard Arthur Mason Gresham Johnston Tyson and others as army surgeons review their horsemanship.
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Lastea Stateu Army
Roosevelt
Witham P Dawall
Fort Myer
Board of Army
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Devol
Fr Kernan
Charles J Bailey
Charles Lynch
Alvord
Ladd
Wood
Lawson
Fuller
VY Havard
Willam
Arthur May Guy
Crosby
Charles
Mason
Gresham
Willem
Johmston
Dugens
Whson
Colored man accused of substituting fake diamond for real gem
Central Office Detectives Barbee and Vermillion arrested Henry Brown of 181 Fourteenth Street Northwest on larceny charges after Mrs Carrie Daniels reported a diamond valued at 3150 missing from Portner Flats. Detectives say Brown, employed as a helper, allegedly pawned the stone through a friend. He was arraigned in Police Court this morning.
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Henry Brown
Northwest
Carrie Daniels
Portner Flats
Daniela
Bureng
Capt. Boardman
Daniels
Talang
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