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Waterbury Evening Democrat

Location

Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1908

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Exciting Race for National League Title Narrowing

New York tightens hold in the pennant chase as Chicago and Pittsburgh close the gap to two games. New York faces five games including two with Philadelphia and three with Boston needing perfect results to clinch. Chicago has two left, with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh, while Pittsburgh plays four, three vs St Louis and one vs Chicago. After a day off Detroit leads the American League, with Cleveland and Chicago close behind as the three leaders are separated by ten points.

New York Chicago Pittsburg New Yorks Philadelphia Boston Cincinnati Chicagos St Louis Pittsburgs Detroit Cleveland

North Cambridge Man Wins Marathon In Brockton Race

Boston Oct 2 With a strong westerly breeze and slippery track 42 runners started from the Boston Athletic Association for a 23 mile marathon ending in Brockton. J W O Mara of North Cambridge won with a time of 2 hours 35 minutes E G Ryder Jamaica Plain finished second and Charles Henry Lynn third with Samuel Mellor Yonkers fourth.

North Cambridge Boston Boston Athletic Association Suffolk Norfolk Plymouth Brockton George W. Brown Oct J. W. O'Mara E. G. Ryder Jamaica Plaine Charles Henry Lynn Samuel Mellor Yonkers

Opening Exercises Mark Merger Of Two Denominational Schools

Cambridge Mass Oct 2 The opening exercises of Andover theological seminary and the Harvard divinity school were held this morning the first since the merger of the two institutions The seminary classes will be taught in Harvard buildings until separate quarters are ready and each school will operate independently The seminary enrolls six this year down from thirteen last year while Harvard School reports twenty one students.

Cambridge Mass Andover Theological Seminary Harvard Divinity School Divinity Chapel Harvard School

Liquor Problem Discussed by Municipal Leaders in Omaha

The League of American Municipalities session in Omaha focused on the liquor issue in metropolitan cities led by Milwaukee Mayor Rose. Officials questioned the speakers as the morning session closed with plans for the afternoon Fort Omaha visit where the Sixth U.S. Cavalry performed a special drill for attendees.

Omaha Neb League of American Municipalities Rose Milwaukee Fort Omaha Sixth U. S. Cavalry

Irrigation Congress Begins Resolutions Report Forecast

Albuquerque New Mexico October 2 The irrigation congress will near completion as the committee on resolutions prepares to present reports this afternoon. The group has received many resolutions including several on forestry and governmental reclamation work with possible inclusion into the final report.

Irrigation Congress Albuquerque N. M Committee On Forestry Service

Connecticut Weather Forecast Flat and Cool

Forecast for Connecticut calls for fair, cooler tonight and Saturday with brisk west to northwest winds. High pressure centered over the lake region brings cool pleasant weather. frost likely in lake areas tonight. Central energy noted in Utah and activity in Sa meen and Maine areas is mentioned without clear relevance.

Connecticut Utah Sameen Maine

Agitators Claim Fleet Plans Seizure at Amoy

Reported agitation claims the American battle fleet will seize Amoy as a war base against Japan. City residents fled causing authorities to ban heavy baggage on interior travel. Two agitators were arrested and whipped 1500 blows each as punishment.

Amoy Japan

Atlantic Fleet Enters Manila Bay in Impressive Reach

The Atlantic battleship fleet steamed into Manila Bay under bright sun with flags flying and cheering crowds aboard launches. The fleet passed Corregidor, then anchored as Weston sent greetings to Admiral Sperry. A court martial is set for Oct 5 for Lt. Evans and Lt. Burt on discipline charges.

Manila Manila Bay Dewey Connecticut Weston Melf Sperry Admiral Sperry Smith Frank Evans Louisiana Charles Burt Georgia Evans Burta

Political notes from October 2 events across the nation

National Chairman Mack accuses Treasurer Sheldon of Republican National Committee of ties to 17 financial firms. Senator Gore predicts Bryan Kern victory and cites a nationwide Bryan wave. James Sherman tours the Midwest after leaving Peoria for Rock Island with stops planned in Salem and Moline. He criticizes Bryan for sectionalism and anti-Lincoln factors, while labor talks occur in Plow Works. Manila pages report sailors receiving shore leave with orders to return by 10 p.m.

Rock Island Til Peoria James 5 Sherman Corn Belt Salem William Jennings| Bryan Exposition Grounds Moline Sterling Bryan South Lincoln

Washington Hosts Final Sections of Tuberculosis Congress

The seven sections of the international tuberculosis congress open at the National Museum with eminent physicians from the U S and abroad. Topics include pathological anatomy pneumonia in TB, home care, prevention and diagnosis, pediatric prognosis and bone gland TB, outdoor measures to boost resistance, family histories, and tuberculin use in cattle control.

Washington National Museum

Woodruff Optimistic on Connecticut Taft Victory

Governor Woodruff said Connecticut will back Taft by a large majority citing trust in the Republican progressive policy and constructive work. He described Lilley’s Southington speech as a hopeful sign for the state ticket and urged continuing the current program. In Virginia a vigorous GOP campaign was endorsed with ex-officials Shaw and Thurston announced to speak.

New Haven Vct Connecticut Woodruff Taft Lilley Southington Virginia New York Alvah H. Martin the Treasury Shaw Thurston Nebraska

Cholera Crisis and Political Tensions in St Petersburg

Cholera cases prompt a clash between General Dracheff aki the St Petersburg prefect and the municipal sanitary commission over detaining patients as doctors test an Italian serum. Rabbis urge Yom Kippur abstinence, while a notable meteorologist and historian Nicholas Pavloff-Silvansky dies. A guard at Stolypin's residence reports a cholera case. Turkish forces move toward Bulgaria. Bulgaria risks remounts but may cede Orient railway. Marm Duke Maxwell Baron Hines reported alive after erroneous death claim. Mauretania arrives without stopping at Queenstown.

St Petersburg Dracheffaki Municipal Sanitary Commission Serimber Nicholas Pavloff-Silvansky Institution For Higher Learning Foreign Office Stolypin

Big Gain in Cotton Ginned This Year Census Report

Washington Oct 2 census bureau releases show 2 582 688 bales ginned from 1908 to Sept 25 up from 1 532 602 in 1907 and 2 355 716 in 1905 with active ginneries at 23 650 and 65 018 round bases. Forest fires burn at Mount Baker and officials report danger past as relief spreads. Boston and Maine president Tuttle says traffic conditions are improving since Sept 1 with evidence of a better business scene.

Washington Sea Island Saranac Lake N. Y Mount Baker Emmons Tupper Lake Albany Beston Lucius Tuttle Boston and Maine Railroad

Diamonds Missing in New York Warerooms Probe

An investigation into a missing Warerooms inventory at Oliver M. Ferrand Maiden Lane diamond importer points to a major robbery. Jewels valued around fifty thousand dollars are unaccounted for and the theft may span years. Ferrand seeks a trusted employe who vanished after a September vacation.

New York Oliver M. Ferrand Maiden Lane Ferrand

Sheriff Lane Ordered to Present Thaw in Pittsburg Court

Westchester County Sheriff Lane, who refused to move Harry K. Thaw to the United States district court in Pittsburg for examination, has been ordered to appear before Judge Archibald. Lane said he will comply with the order and bring his personal counsel, aiming to reach Pittsburg in time for tomorrow’s proceedings. The sheriff acted on Attorney General Jackson’s advice not to permit Thaw to leave the state until legality of compelled transfer is resolved.

Gore Ogden Utah Bryan Kern United States Thomas P. Gore Oklahoma Haskell Democratic National Committee White Plains N. Y Lane Westchester County Archibald United States District Court Pittsburg Harry K. Thaw Pennsylvania Jackson

Needs of Mrs Howard Gould Alimony Dispute Remains Open

In New York on October 2 the alimony bid of $10,000 a month and a $15,000 counsel fee for Katharine Clemmons Gould was postponed to October 13. Clarence J. Shearn defended Mrs Gould against liquor-usage claims while How ard Gould seeks witness depositions. A $2,000 monthly payment was noted as existing support, with Commissioner Charles L. Hoffmann appointed to take testimony.

New York Katherine Clemmons Gould Howard Gould de Lancey Nicoll Gould Nicoll Clarence J. Shearn Hearst Party Shearn Justice Geigerich Charles L. Hoffmann

Burpee Bill Controversy Faces Waterbury Finance Group

The Waterbury Board of Finance weighs Colonel Burpee’s 14000 dollar bill and John O’Neill’s half bill tied to the sewage disposal matter. City attorney Kellogg cites a final expert report, barring further action, as the committee prepares a decision next week on claims likely to court.

Board of Finance Burpee John O'Neill Elton Kellogg Waterbury

New land Order of Protection Meet in Columbus Hall

To night in Columbus hall N E O P will dine the grand warden F H Tolles. Members welcomed with a social to follow. A man sings I fear no foe in shining armor at a concert. A bachelor in front row jokes about opening a sardine box with a knife.

Columbus Hall Dan Lodge F. H. Tolles New Land Order of Protection Armen

We Have Moved to 89 South Main Street

New listing notes relocation to 89 South Main Street with description of same goods and teas and coffees offerings referenced in the readable fragment.

South Main St

Eastern Tea Importers Co Adjoins Hotchkiss & Templetson

A local business directory item places Eastern Tea Importers Co at 89 South Main Street next to Hotchkiss and Templetson. No further details on services or hours are provided.

Eastern Tea Importers CO South Main Bt Hotchkiss & Teme Pleton's

Glenwood Kitchen Range Praised for Style and Baking

A glowing promotion extols Glenwood kitchen ranges for their looks and superior baking. The ad-like text claims the range stands tall among rivals, promising pride in owning a Glenwood.

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