Manufacturers' Committee Says Anti Lilley Feelings Spread
New Haven Oct 1 Republican voters opposed to Lilley of Waterbury for governor hold meetings to organize resistance to the republican machine. An executive committee reported growing support across the state and plans to hold frequent gatherings to counter efforts.
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Manufacturers’ Committee
New Haven
George L. Lilley
Waterbury
Lilgg
Republican National Headquarters
New York
Taft
Lilley
Cholera No Longer There In Amoy China
Consul General Arnold reports to the state department that cholera is no longer epidemic in Amoy. The second squadron of the American Atlantic battleship fleet is to visit Amoy for a week starting October 1.
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Washington
Genral Arnold
Amoy
China
State Department
Ameri
Maine Hunters Start Season With Guns Across State
Bangor Maine October 1 Hundreds of sportsmen entered the woods today to hunt the two deer allowed under state laws this season. Open seasons vary by section with some areas permitting only one deer and others restricting hunting. No precise count of licensed hunters is available, but participation may be lower than last year’s. Deer numbers are reported as high as in the past decade, suggesting similar kill totals to average.
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Maine
Bangor
Sporsmen
All-Waterbury
Brooklyn Athletic Club
Brooklyn
All-Waterbury Aggregaton
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Reidville
Kely
Meriden
Leonard le
Marchau
Spain
Illinois
Roosevelt attacked by Syracuse chancellor Day
Syracuse university Chancellor James Roscoe Day denounces President Roosevelt in a broad interview. He accuses the president of political corruption, cites loans for political friends, Standard Oil ties, and cabinet appointments linked to graft, asserting the presidency is degraded and the people must awake to the crisis.
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James Roscoe Day
Syracuse University
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Washington
Congress
Standard Oil
America
White House
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Harvard Yale and Dartmouth Open Football Seasons
Harvard and Yale opened their football seasons with mixed results while Dartmouth defeated Vermont 11 to 0 in the season opener. Yale and Harvard showed early fundamental play with strong defense in rough early games. Dartmouth’s win featured Ingersoll’s 70-yard rush and Kennedy and Pavear standout play. Moran defeated Hanlon in a New York boxing match 20 rounds with Moran dominating despite an eight pound gap. The New Yorks beat the Phillies in a tense baseball game as Donli and Ames led a gritty defensive effort and timely hitting.
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Yale
Pennsylvania
Bowdoin
Crimson
Ring
Wesleyan
Ursinus
New Haven
Dartmouth
Vermont
Hanoverians
Bates
Brown
Providence
Exeter
Brewster Academy
Andover
Lowell Textile
Ingersoll
Marks
Hawley
Kennedy
Sherwin
Pavear
Thomas
Watkins
Sal” Slavin
Tate
Buckmiller
Zwick
Naugatuck
Naugatuck High School
Taugatuck
Ryan
Ed Herr
Vermont Eleven
New Yorks
Phillies
Quakers
Donli
Ames
Earl Moore
New York
Philadelphia
Doom
Moore
Grant
Knabe
Needham
Connecticut Bowling League Rosters For Championship Play
The Connecticut State Bowling league released rosters for all clubs announcing eligible players for the championship games. Hartford squads list Richards Williams Kimberly Hale Redfield Chamberlain Parsons Denby Pratt Westervelt Booth Kirsche with others. Waterbury and Bridgeport names follow, including captains and multiple teammates across Brewster areas.
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Hartford
W. Hy
Richards
W. F. Williams
T. A. Kimberly
J. Hale
H. 8
Redfield
F. D. Chamberlain
C. A. Parsons
J. H. Denby
W. W. Pratt
F. W. Westervelt
W. F. Booth
R. H. Kirsche
Waterbury
Danbury Fair Races Feature Top Pace and Trotting Events
Danbury fair speed programme lists fourteen events across trotters pacers and running horses from Oct 7 to Oct 10. Highlights include 2:12 pacing on Thursday and 2:14 trotting on Friday with three heats each, part of the Charter Oak plan.
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Charter Oak
Loyal Legionists Review Cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen
Members of the Commandery-in-Chief of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States held the twenty fourth annual meeting in Burlington Vermont. They participated in a forenoon review of four troops of the Eleventh and Fifteenth Cavalry at Fort Ethan Allen and planned a steamboat trip on Lake Champlain after lunch.
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Fort Ethan Allen
Burlington
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Eleventh
Fifteenth Cavalry
Greensburg Elks Top Boston Americans in Elks Park
Twenty five hundred fans watched Greensburg Elks defeat the Boston Americans. Cy Young pitched four scoreless innings for Boston before being replaced by Brady who allowed four singles. Gessler, a former local, hit a two base hit in the seventh. John Tener, ex-league pitcher and Elks official, umpired.
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Dee Brass Rivalry Hits Snag Over Hartford Trip
Torrington's Dee Brass team balks at Hartford travel for the second game. Plans had a game last Saturday and another this Saturday with a bridge-week double-header. Torrington manager aims to shift to White, while Jerry Connell oversees the altered nine. Manager Rorty warns the series could be called off if the agreement is not honored. He predicts Middletown Athletics may replace Coe Brass in Hartford.
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Hartford
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Rorty
Middletown Athletics
Coe Brass
National Leaguers Reserve 1908 Players List
National league president Harry C. Pulliam announces reserved players for 1908 across clubs in Boston Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati New York Philadelphia Pittsburg St Louis and more. The long list includes many named players from each team with city affiliations and designated pitchers and fielders in the season ahead.
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J. C. Bull
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Beck
San Francisco
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J. J. Bouktes
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W. L. Cariss
W. H. Chappelle
Coles
Augusta
William Dahlen
J. L. Don
A. Devlin
Devore
Newark
M. J. Donnin
L. Doyle
Durham
Indianapolis
Early
Utica
Evans
Montreal
Fletcher
Dallas
Tex
Neller
Lancaster
C. L. Herzog
Holmes
Altoona
Knepper
Peoria
C. Mathewson
R. W. Marquard
H. McCormick
C. McDonald J. McGinnity
McKinney
Charles Johnson
O. F. Knabe
R. Magee
G. McQuillan
Earl Moore
L. Moren
W. Osborne
L. Ritchie
Rave Shean
John Titus
B. H. van Dyke
Pittsburg
F. Clarke
E. Abbaticho
W. Abstein
Charles Adams
Edward Darry
C. Bradon
H. Camaliz
Richardson
W. F. Shannon
Roy Shaw
Litton
Atlanta
Soffel
Meriden
Charles Starr
A. M. Storke
John Sullivan
Tate
Marion
Roy Thomas
Robert Vat
John Wagner
W. G. Wills
J. O. Wilson
J. M. You
St Louis
O.F. Baldwin
F. J! Beebe
John Life
R. Byrne
R. Charles J
C. Ostean
AL. Raymond
T. H. Reilly
C. A. Ee H. Sallee
A. Shaw
H. Wairr
Contention over NY club decision and baseball notes
Contentions erupt over return timing and authority in a board dispute involving Murphy and director votes. Baseball notes cover Williamsport in Tri-State series, Bowerman and Kelley Pacific rumors, Bailey and Johnson, and pennant races in Eastern and Connecticut leagues with team movements and training plans.
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Mattern
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Trenton
Millan
Brooklyn NI
Superbas
Saother
J. B. Bruce
Fional Commission
York
Rube Marquard
Barney Dreyfus
Pittsburg
George Paige
New Haven
New York
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