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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1912

Page

7

Red Sox Stay On Top In Sixth World Series Game

Giants and Red Sox scored all runs in early innings as Boston tops New York in Polo Grounds. Marquard and Collins selected for box duty. Giants seek decisive wins to force rematch in Boston. Crowd of 25 000 braved chilly weather as Boston fans shouted Tessie.

New York Boston Giants O’brien Red Sox Marquard Collins O'Brien Polo Grounds Get Tessie Mathewson New York Giants Boston Red Sox McGraw McGrraw Bostan Boston Rooters

Battle With Desperate Prison Breaks Spreads Fear

Rawlins Wyoming reports a mass prison escape with convicts overpowering guards. A chase with a 100-man posse and reports of casualties including Antone Pazo and barber Chas Stressner. militia kept in reserve as authorities authorize armed citizen patrols around the penitentiary.

Rawling Wyo State Penitentiary Antone Pazo Rogner Robert Talbert Talbert Chas. Stressner Stressner Felix Alston Rawlins Wyoming Carey Cheyenne Bert Dalton Whitney

Waterloo Welcomes Visitors to Major Cattle Congress

Waterloo champions hospitality as thousands arrive for the cattle congress promote the event as the greatest daily show. Officials seek better hotel and private home accommodations for guests and invite input to improve future years.

Waterloo Tts Wales Whch Cattle Congress Courier Wold

Ultimatum of Greece makes war certainty

The Greek minister at Constantinople will demand within 24 hours the release of confiscated Greek vessels and payment of indemnities, a note Greece plans to hand to Turkey. London says the note is an ultimatum Turkey will likely refuse, signaling immediate war. Turkish forces clash with Serbians near Vrenya as frontier fighting continues. Balkan ministers in Constantinople are instructed to be ready to depart, with rupture of relations anticipated.

Athens Greece Turkey Constantinople London England Belgrade Latvia Bistovatz Vrenya Balkan Servia Ort Vranya Vilogoske Balkan States Ottoman Empire

Giants and Red Sox Play by Play Rally in Boston Series

In a tense game at Boston, Devore returns to lineup as the Giants push Mets style defense. The crowd roars as Merkle, Herzog, Meyers and Doyle spark NY with key hits, while Stahl, Gardner and Cady star for Boston. Five runs on six hits mark a dramatic middle innings as Wheeler’s club fights back.

Klein Evang Rigler O'Loughlin Poston Hooper Doyle Merkle Fletcher Yerkes Snodgrass Speaker Lewis Devore New York Gardner Stahl Murray Hig Roller Wagner O'Brien O’brien Herzog Meyers Boston Marquard Cady Engle De'vore Hita Collins Veut Doyle Med Norina Rita Errara Heaton Yerken Snodgrags Davore Stab

Petticoat King Fails and Flees in New York

The Tack 300 Mack Manufacturing Company, maker of silk petticoats and beach wear, failed with liabilities of 700000 and assets near 600600. Frederick W. Wakefield was appointed receiver by Judge Hand, while Salo J. Jackson, the so called Petticoat King, has vanished for over a week. Petitioning creditors listed include J. Abrahams 9000 and small assigned claims from AL Ro Meinhard and BR Goldklang each 100.

New York Hand United States District Court Frederick W. Wakefield Cheney Brothers Tack Mack Manufacturing Company Salo J. Jackson J. Abrahams AL Ro Meinhard BR. Goldklang

Great Fleet Prepared for Presidential Review on Hudson

New York Ort. 14 reports America and Roosevelt's greatest fighting fleet ready on the Hudson for a review by President Taft and Secretary Meyers. The formal review by the president follows tomorrow with a three day mobilization program upcoming.

New York America Hudson Taft Secr Tary Meyer

Opening of Great Show at Waterloo Dairy Event

The thirty sixth annual Waterloo Dairy association and Dairy Cattle congress opened at Electric Park with hundreds of cattle entered from many states and Canada. Five breeds, 33 exhibitors expected, large cattle and machinery displays, and concerts planned as rails bring stock to the grounds.

Towa State Dairy Association and Dairy Cattle Congress Rlectric Park Waterloo Electric Park Waterloo, Cedar Falls & Northern Railway Cedar Valley Jersey Indiana Ohio Lasater Salfurrias Texas Evening Courier Erowids la Rue Dairy Management

Harriman Improves After Spine Operation

Mrs Harriman is reported doing nicely after an operation on her spine at St Luke s hospital in New York Our 14 New York date mentions injuries received in an automobile accident a year ago by Mrs Harriman and Mr Harriman is noted in the report

New York Our Mrer J. Bor Fen Harriman St. Luke's Hospital

Cattle Congress Opens With Big Night Attractions

The grounds host spiral thriller and several games and exhibits including a photo gallery and shooting gallery. A dance hall has been turned into a dining hall by Grant Ressenider with meals at 25 cents. Lunch shops operate on site for round the clock access. One admission is 50 cents.

Grant Ressenider

Roosevelt replies to Deneen on Lorimer case

In Chicago on October 14 Colonel Roosevelt issued a statement blasting Governor Deneen over Lorimer and the 1912 Illinois delegation. He accuses Deneen of hypocrisy whether the 78 delegates were stolen or not and calls his conduct infamous in both outcomes.

Chicago Roosevelt Mr. Lorimer Congress Lorimer Deneen Enioy Riv. Deneen

Postoffice Robbed of 1960 Stamps and Cash

The Williams post office was robbed overnight, with $160 in money and $400 in stamps taken. The safe was blown and investigators suggest professional involvement. The theft was not discovered until the post office opened in the morning.

Webster City Williams

Cummins Defends Galleague and Senate Career

Senator Cummins writes a public letter from Des Moines arguing the Democratic Congress would threaten prosperity. He defends Republican principles, criticizes party machinery, and discusses Taft’s nomination and the need for reform to meet new national challenges.

Des Moines Cummins Iowa

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Rube Ray Collins Waener Rube” Marquard Buck Carrigan Hecker Merkin Mayers Mars Guard R, HE Wood Garry Herrmann National Commission RK. Wareman Taars J.B. Harriman Een Senator Kenyon Republican Party Tha c Mr.Taft Cam
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