Giants Edge Athletics In Last World Series Tilt
The 1913 World Series game at the Polo Grounds pitted the New York Giants against the Philadelphia Athletics with Christy Mathewson expected to hold the line. The A’s needed one win to clinch the title while McGraw's men fought to extend the series and rally on home turf.
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New York
Giants
Athletics
Mackmen
Philadelphians
Philadelphia
Bender
McGraw
Beston Red Sox
Boston
Tle
Polo Grounds
New York Giants
Christy Mathewson
Philadelphia Athletics
Faw
Mathewson
Doyle
Merkie
Mclean
Kien
Gan
Rigler
Connolly
Mathewgon
Barry
Murray
Schang
Matty
Plank
Herzog
Klein
Kiem
Baker
Byrne
McInnis
Shafer
Brand
Baseball game narrative between New York and Philadelphia
The report covers innings of a game between New York and Philadelphia with Mathewson and McLean versus Plank and Schang. It details fielding plays, base runners, and errors including Burns’ wild throw, Oldring scoring, and Murphy’s singles. No final score is stated.
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New York
Philadelphia
Herzog
K. Murphy
Doyle
Ouldring
Mivtcher
Collins
Haken
Shafer
Meinnis
Murray
Strunk
Mclean
Barry
Merkle
Schang
Mathewson
Plank
Baker
Cincinnati
Oldring
Mclonis
Burns
Froyle
Warry
Fletcher
Mank
McInnis
Murphy
Cailing
McTunis
Haker
Werzog
Coline
Sehang
Doste
Barry-Melnnis
Battery
Athletics
Marty
Colling
Melunts
Dove
Pletcher
Oldving
Count given ten year term in Mann Act case
Federal investigators accuse Count Joseph Edwin Brunswick Corumps of transporting 11 year old Autumn Stonebreaker from Crawfordsville Indiana to Chicago for immoral purposes. He was indicted and convicted in Davenport, Iowa and sentenced to ten years at Stillwater Minnesota, the maximum for Mann Act violations, with extra five years for the victim’s age.
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Chicago
Iowa
Charles F. de Woody
de Woody
Davenport
Joseph Edwin Brunswick Corumps
Autumn Stonebreaker
Crawfordsville
Ind
Woody
Marcellus Temple
Osceola
Graf
Ife
Stillwater
Mann
Arch Masons hold sixty first convention in Clinton
Oskaloosa Iowa October 11 Clinton wins by ten votes over Centerville to capture the sixty first convention of Royal Arch Masons. Officers elected include High Priest Edward M Willard Atlantic deputy John W Corer Spencer King Frank N Fowler Nevada aerihe Charles A Dewey Washington Treasurer M R Ansbach Clarinda Secretary A S Win gate Des Moines. Martin Invincible cigar fade out.
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Oskaloosa
Clinton
Geta
Royal Arch Masons
Centerville
Edward M. Willard
Atlantic
John W. Corer
Spencer
King
Frank N. Fowler
Yada
Aerihe
Charles A. Dewey
Washington
M. R. Ansbach
Clarinda
A. Ts. Wingate
Des Moines
Young Sarecky Testifies in Sulzer Impeachment Trial
Albany reports Sarecky, once secretary to Governor Sulzer, testified to defend Sulzer during the impeachment hearing. He admitted turning in a false receipt statement and forging Sulzer's name, taking blame while proving a pivotal witness for the governor’s innocence.
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Sarecky
Sulzer
Albany
Louis A. Sarecky
Sulger
Population figures cited for Black Hawk County and Waterloo
The report notes Black Hawk County population exceeding 40 000 with Waterloo driving growth and suggests a total around 154 840 by estimated multiple. It also covers the semi annual apportionment of the permanent school fund totaling 146 245.88 dollars or 1.19 per school age person.
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Black Hawk County
Myers
Waterloo
Adolphus Busch Dies in Germany
Cablegram from Langenschwalbach Germany reports the death of Adolphus Busch the multi millionaire brewer at 8 15 p m local time 2 15 p m St Louis time His son August A Busch was told of the death after visiting recentl y The late brewer left a fortune estimated at about ten million dollars with holdings in banks and real estate and was the largest stockholder in the Anheuser Busch Brewing association
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St. Lonik
Ort
Adolphus Busch
Langenschwalbach
Germany
August A. Busch
St. Louis
Busch
August A
Rhine
Adolphus Busci
Anheuser-Mseh Brewing Association
Section Foreman Killed Near Fairfield on Rock Island Line
Special dispatch reports Henry Peterson aged 68 a section foreman on the Rock Island railroad at Fairfield was fatally hurt when a locomotive struck the handcar he rode with two Mexican laborers one of whom was badly hurt the third jumped clear. The wreck was described as inconsequential with nearby towns noting the event.
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Burlington
USA
the Gazette
Henry Peterson
Fairfield
Tragic Volturno Fire Claims Hundreds At Sea
Wireless calls trigger swift rescue efforts as the Volturno ablaze in mid Atlantic near Fishguard England. The liner carrying 667 aboard from Rotterdam to New York suffers heavy loss with reported deaths near 140 to 236 and many saved by Carmania and other responding vessels.
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Kishweard
England
Bire
mid-Atlantic
Rotterdam
New York
Chase
Veltumnye
Volturne
Canadian Northern Steamship Company
Cranium Line
Sd!glerage
Carafa
Jwal Jon
Fishguard
Oeil
Carmania
Voliacco
Pas Kenivers
Sit
Trarosteamees
Iwireels
Way of
Liverpool
Atlantic
Hotterdam
Halifax
Barr
Voluanoe
Ijo
Volturna
Voltario
Pesene
Volturno
Carmana
Bary
Steerage Passengers Listed From Volturno Disaster
Report details cabin and steerage passengers aboard the Volturno before the fire and sinking. Names of several cabin passengers bound for New York are listed, with totals for adults children and infants aboard. Rescue efforts involve the Carmania and multiple ships, but many crew and passengers remain unaccounted for.
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Halifax
New York City
Hazelfield & Co
Glasgow
Howard O. Thomas
Lige
Hare
Carl G. Poreman
Agat
Oat Itatifas
New York
West High and Iowa City Engage in Rugby of Contested Scrimmage
In Waterloo the West High and Iowa City squads prepared for kickoff at 1:30 with both sides evenly matched and confident. Coaches A H Miller and MecClain led lines featuring Rausch Kinney Zeit hammer Luscome Vogt Harrison Swisher and others as substitutes Althouse Spiker Powers Baldwin Smith Matthews Barrow Smith ready to enter.
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West High
Towa City
Iowa City
Waterloo
A. H. Miller
University City
MecClain
Feelows
Rausch
Koester
Serogey
Golinvaux
Ort
Cotter
Giasener
Chapman
Davis
Tulback
Walker
Curtis
Althouse
Spiker
Powers
Baldwin
Smith
Town City
Kenney
Kinney
Zeithamer
Luscome
Campbell
Vogt
Harrison
Swisher
Hotz
McGovern
Matthews
Barrow
Special Attorney Named in Government Suit
Washington October 11. W Orr of Atchison Kansas appointed by Attorney General Mc Reynolds as special attorney of the department of justice to prosecute the government's pending suit to compel Southern Factfile to yield ownership of the Central Pacific. Orr will begin work immediately.
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Washington, D
Das. W. Orr
Atchison, Kan
McReynolds
Department of Justice
Southern Factfile
Central Pacific
Myr
Orr
Vegin
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