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1903 World Series game at the Huntington Avenue Grounds in Boston, Massachusetts

The following events occurred in October 1903:

October 1, 1903 (Thursday)

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October 2, 1903 (Friday)

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October 3, 1903 (Saturday)

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October 4, 1903 (Sunday)

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October 5, 1903 (Monday)

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October 6, 1903 (Tuesday)

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October 7, 1903 (Wednesday)

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1903: Unsuccessful test flight of Langley Aerodrome

October 8, 1903 (Thursday)

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October 9, 1903 (Friday)

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Flood district of Paterson, New Jersey

October 10, 1903 (Saturday)

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October 11, 1903 (Sunday)

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October 12, 1903 (Monday)

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October 13, 1903 (Tuesday)

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The Pittsburgh Pirates (top) and Boston Americans (bottom) prior to the eighth and deciding game of the 1903 World Series

October 14, 1903 (Wednesday)

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October 15, 1903 (Thursday)

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October 16, 1903 (Friday)

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October 17, 1903: Aftermath of the previous day's fire in Aberdeen, Washington

October 17, 1903 (Saturday)

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October 18, 1903 (Sunday)

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Paul Dangla sets new record

October 19, 1903 (Monday)

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October 20, 1903 (Tuesday)

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October 21, 1903 (Wednesday)

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October 22, 1903 (Thursday)

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October 23, 1903 (Friday)

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October 24, 1903 (Saturday)

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October 25, 1903 (Sunday)

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October 26, 1903 (Monday)

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October 27, 1903 (Tuesday)

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October 28, 1903 (Wednesday)

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October 29, 1903 (Thursday)

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October 30, 1903 (Friday)

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October 31, 1903 (Saturday)

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Sherlock Holmes examines a fingerprint in "The Adventure of the Norwood Builder"
Purdue Wreck

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