Baseball League Officers and Managers List
A compiled roster of league presidents and team managers across the major and minor circuits. Names include Harry C. Pulliam Clark Chance Murray McGraw Ganze Kelly Clark Jones Mack ton Lajoie Griffith Cantillon Dunn Buckenberger Bean Stallings Casey O'Brien Burkman Daly Mason Flanagan Cantran O'Brien Hamilton Lezotte Doherty O'Brien Carlisle etc. The doc enumerates executives for National American American Association Eastern Southern New England Tri State New York State and South Atlantic Leagues with cities such as Chicago Philadelphia Boston New York Boston Pittsburgh Detroit Toronto Buffalo Baltimore Providence Worcester Albany Scranton Wilkes Barre etc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League
Harry C. Pulliam
Chicago
Frank Chance
Philadelphia
William Murray
Brooklyn
Patrick Donovan
New York
John McGraw
Cincinnati
John Ganze
Boston
Joseph Kelly
Pittsburg
Fred Clark
Patrick T. Powers
Persident
Toronto
Michael Kelly
Providence
Hugh Duffy
Buffalo
George Smith
Baltimore
Jack Dunn
Rochester
A. C. Buckenberger
Jersey City
Joe Bean
Newark
George Stallings
Montreal
James Casey
Christian Church to Have Official Paper in Georgia
Augusta Ga February 5 An announcement by Dr John H Mears pastor of the Second Christian church says the church will start a paper to be the organ of the Christian church in Georgia The notice also includes health commentary about a weak stomach and nerves and promotes Shapses Restorative as helping many sick people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Augusta
John H. Mears
Second Christian Coated
Chat
Sears Brats
Christian Church In
Georgia
Strong Protest Against Frye Bill Hits Gulf States
South and Mexican Gulf Coast oppose Senator Frye's measure seen as a ship subsidy plan benefiting Maine and Pennsylvania cement interests. New Orleans hosts the battle as opposition spreads to Chicago and other midwest centers, arguing the bill would limit competition and raise costs for canal contracts. New York later opens the Hudson river tunnel with Roosevelt presiding and a 60 million dollar price tag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
South
Mexican Gulf Coast
Frye
United States
New England
Panama Canal
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Middle West
Committee On Commerce
Senate
Foster
Louisiana
Washington
Maine
Ohio
Missonr
Central West
Chicago
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Omaha
Kansas City
Des Moines
Leavenworth
St. Louis
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Gulf Gateway
Central States
New Orleans Progressive Union
Congress
Philip Werlein
West
Gulf States
Gulf Ports
Central United States
New York
Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf Coast
North Atlantic Seaboard
Gulf
Panama
Carlisle declines senate bid as Charleston contenders favored
In Spartanburg South Carolina on February 25 Dr J H Carlisle states he will not accept a United States Senate seat if elected, despite early speculation. Delegates favor Baker or Hudson of Charleston for the Latimer successor amid reports of prevailing grippe and preventive remedies? The text contains garbled lines and promotional ad phrases mixed with the news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Carlisle
Spartanburg
8. C
United States Senate
Latimer
Spittanburg
Batag. Baker
Indge Hudson
Charleston
Savannah News
Beckham
United States
Kentucky
Negro Jump Into Augusta Canal During Fire Fatal Near Miss
In Augusta Georgia on February 25 a fire at the Powerhouse threatened the department but caused one near fatality. A Black worker known as Judge Bold had his clothing catch fire and he leaped into the canal to extinguish the flames. He survived the plunge but was severely burned and hospitalized at Lamar with life hanging in the balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Lamar Hospital
A Pie and a Lesson in Kindness from Browne's Chophouse
A Young's Magazine excerpt recounts Kyle Bellew praising the Golden Rule to a fellow actor at Browne's Chophouse. Willie avoids revenge after a fight with Jack Jones by offering a pie, sparking a humorous exchange about kindness. The tale is followed by a Mrs. B. D. Charles testimonial praising Electric Bitters as a spring remedy for indigestion, liver and kidney issues, nervous debility, and general weakness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kyle Bellew
Browne
Young’s Magazine
Jack Jones
Willie
Jack
Jones
B. D. Charles
Harbor
Electric
Smith & A
R. Palmer
Simmons Attacks Aldrich Plan On Emergency Currency
Senator Simmons of North Carolina tested the Aldrich currency bill in the Senate arguing the proposed emergency notes would cost banks 8.5 to 9 percent to issue and would not be loanable profitably at less than 10 to 10.5 percent The plan would burden southern banks and farmers with a costly money that could not be loaned at a profit He called government banking plans folly and warned of added financial strain while noting autumn and winter demands for cash remain high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
1 Simmons
North Carolina
Senate
Simmons
South
Mr. Simmons
Augusta Protests Against Pension Law
Augusta Ga February 25 The movement to repeal the new Georgia pension method failing to be annual and paid quarterly spreads across the state. Pensioners oppose eight yearly trips to county courthouses and receiving money in small quarterly sums. They argue lump sums once a year buy clothing and provide clearer use of funds. A law amendment is expected at the next session, likely from the Richmond county delegation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta
Putnam County
Georgia
Richmond County
Subcriber twist in old San Francisco Call tale
A Munsey staffer recalls a Western town incident where a well dressed stranger paid eight dollars for a one year subscription, wore old clothes back then, and vanished as the sheriff sought a horse thief. The foreman refuses to mislead a reader who is a subscriber. A Dr Shoop health coffee ad touts a coffee substitute from toasted cereals with malt and nuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob” Davis
Call
Munsey’s
San Francisco Call
Davis
Dr. Shoop
Racine
Wis
Blood and skin infections debunked by medical guidance
An expert argues that conditions like boils and measles erupt after germs invade skin or body, not from blood. Water as antipyretic is promoted, while internal fever drugs harm the heart and organs. focus remains on hygiene and proper care.
Wits and Quips of Bishop Wilmer in Southern Prelates
Anecdotes from a new biography recount Bishop Wilmer of Alabama sharing sly humor about grief and scripture. He jokes that an inscription is incomplete needing a line about striking another match, mocks a preacher’s wrath as the lamb’s in a goatish quarrel, and quips about Plymouth Rock landing on Pilgrim Fathers as he nears death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer
Alabama
Capera
England
Plymouth Rock
Stop That Tickling Cough Dr Shoop Cure Ad
Wild claims tout Dr Shoop s Cough Cure as a safe fix for tickling coughs and urges mothers to use it even for infants, praising wholesome green leaves and tender stems. The ad markets a highly alarming product with no verifiable evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grippe
West Pocket
Bo Sy
Falmer
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Depew
Wetmore
Rhode Island
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California
Warren
Wyoming
BH. Scott
West Virginia
C. Knox
Foraker
Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Nash
Platt
W. Bailey
Texas
THE
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Fam B
McKinley
Ilinois
F. Huff
O. Lowden
Minois
Bveris A. Hayes
Eden Teste
Lafcon
Epic G. Cannon
Bourke Cochran
Francia B. Harrison
John W. Weeks
Bancroft B. Johnson
Detroit
Hugh Jennings
Fielder Jones
Connie Mackton
James McGuire
Cleveland
Napoleon Lajoie
Clark Griffith
Joe Cantillon
James McAleer
American Association
Joseph D. O'Brien
Columbus
Willam Clymer
M. E.cantillon
Barry McCormick
Charles E. Carr
Monte Croas
Louisville
James Burke
Tim Food
Toledo
W. R. Armour
Southern League
W. M. Kavanaugh
Atlanta
W. A. Smith
Charles Frank
Montgomery
James Ryan
Mobile
Thomas Fisher
Memphis
Charles Babb
Birmingham
Harry Vaughn
Little Rock
M. J. Finn
Nashvile
W. H. Bernhard
NEW England League
T. H. Murnane
Worchester
Jesse Burkett
Lowell
A. W. Daly
Lawrence
Tristate League
F. Carpenter
Williamsport
Harry
Wolverton
Lancaster
Clarence Foster
Harrisburg
George W. Heckert
Wilmington
Michael Grady
Johnstown
Ed Ashenback
Altoona
John
Farrell
Reading
Tom Owen
Trenton
John J. Carney
NEW York State League
J. H. Farrell
Scranton
Malachi Kittredge
South Atlantic
League
W. Boyer
Maton
John Malarky
Savannah
Walter Morris
Charles Dexter
Patrick Meaney
Columbia
Cotton States League
A. C. Crowder
Jackson
Roy Montgomery
Ace Stewart
Vicksburg
George Blackburn
Gulfport
Robert Gilks
Meridian
H. Schmitt
Monroe
Jack Auslet
Texas League
Dr. W. Robbie
Dallas
James J. Maloney
San Antonio
George Lelily
Shreveport
Dale Gear
Fort Worth
Don Curtis
Austin
Brooks Gordon
Houston
Harry Blake
Galveston
Frank Weilhart
Waco
Dred Canvender
Virginia League
Jake Wels
Richmond
Perry H. Lipe
Lynchburg
J. J. Grim
Norfolk
Bob Pender
Roanoke
Charles A. Shaffer
Danville
Robert Stafford
Portsmouth
Steve Griffin
Edward Holland
Springfield
John A. McCarthy
Peoria
Frank Donnelly
Rock Island
Louis Cook
Bloomington
William Connors
Clinton
Charles Benlow
Cedar Rapids
Belden Hill
Decatur
George Reed
Dubuque
C. H. Rowland
Central Association
Waterloo
Frank Boyle
Kewanee
Harry Basse
Ottumwa
William Earle
Quincy
Harry F. Hofer
Burlington
E. F. Eagan
Oskaloosa
A. S. Kennedy
Jacksonville
Harry Berte
Keokuk
Frank Belt
Western Association
D. M. Shively
Wichita
Frank Isbell
Joplin
A. J. Baker
W. E. Beckley
Topeka
Richard Cooley
Webb City
Lawrence Milton
Oklahoma City
Jack McConnell
al Rohr
Hutchinson
P. H. Hostutter
Connecticut League
J. H. O'Rourke
Hartford
Thomas Dowd
Charles Cheeney
New Britain
C. H. Humphrey
D. C. Neal
New Haven
C. J. Danaher
Waterbury
H. R. Durant
Bridgeport
Holyoke
John Tighe
Cal
Ewing
San Francisco
Daniel W. Long
Oakland
George van Haltern
Portland
Los Angeles
W. H. Berry
North River Tunnel
Hudson River
New Jersey
Manhattan Island
Roosevelt
Governor Hughes
Fort
New York City
Hoboken
Nineteenth Street
Sherry's
North River
Morton Street
Thirty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
Pennsylvania Station
Augusta Canal
Sen. Simmons
Forshanaae
Ian Ween
Karaime
Locker
Jacksonville Times-Union
Rome Tribune-Herald
Joe Brown
Little Joe
Dalton
Seah Wright
Chattanooga
Decatur Street
Milledegville
Hoke Smith
Joe
Gavannah
Dalton Citizen
Steve Clay
Rome
Albany Herald
Will Rogers
Macon County
Little Joe” Brown
Railroad Commission
Atlanta Journal Fame
Mr. Brown
Tom Carter
Montana
Northern Pacific
Carter
Sam
Varter
Mars
Mars Carter
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