Honor of Thieves! A Moonlit Heist and a Manitoba Offer
A thief confronts a frightened wife at a safe in Lord Mordon’s house. The pair plot a daring escape but are halted by the masterful arrival of Lord Mordon, who arrests the crime, foils the break in, and negotiates a settlement. The thief, revealed as James Barrington Wytham, faces a choice between capture and a fresh start in Manitoba, with his wife’s fate intertwined.
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Jim
Bridge
Lord Mordon
Scott
Archie
Lord Morden
Manitoba
Ido
James Barrington Wytham
Many Players Seek Second Trial With Fast Company Team
The article notes roughly 18 to 20 players aiming for a second or third try with Fast Company after minor league stints. Detroit veterans like Clements E Jones Justus Archer Stannage seek returns, joined by three ex Naps including Moore Barbeau and Starnagle. Several other repeat trialists from Cleveland Chicago and St Louis are listed with past big league ties and recent signings.
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Detroit
Clements
E. Jones
Justus
Archer
Stannage
Naps
Harl Moore
Barbeau
Starnagle
Moore
Philadelphia Nationals
Toledo
Cleveland
Clarke
Pirates
Bresnahan
Murray
Clement
Jersey City
Ed Barrows
Tigers
Schultz
Cincinnati
Shean
Connie Mack
Crist
Briscoe
Lord Cleveland
New Orleans
Lord
Athletics
Seybold
Frank Chance
Stanley
Kroh
Buffalo
Boston Americans
Washington
New York Americans
Ward
Knight
Brockett
Hughes
New York
Phillies
Baltimore
Boston
Roth
Milwaukee
Walter Justus
Lancaster
St. Louis
Altoona
Brooklyn
Starage
Champ” Osteen
Chicago Americans
Baird to Quit Michigan as Athletics Director
Charles Baird, Michigan athletics chief for nine years, confirms he will resign in June at the end of the term. Speculation centers on successors including Philip Barthelme of Chicago and "King" Cole of Toledo. Politicians reportedly control four major league clubs with Freedman, Herrmann, Farrell, and a political-backed group behind the Phillies.
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Freedman
Giants
Garry
Herrmann
Reds
Farrell
Highlanders
Phillies
John F. Fitzgerald
Boston Americans
Ban Johnson
Kiliilea
Arlie Latham Aids Giants In Pennant Quest
McGraw seeks to build a rapid, smart baserunning corps by enlisting Arlie Latham. The famed Browns runner, famed for expert slides and strategy, is to teach base running to Giants players, enhancing speed and placement on the bases.
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John J McGraw
New York Giants
Chicago
Arlie Latham
St. Louis Browns
United States
Latham
Arlie
McGraw
Carlisle elects Joseph Libby 1909 football captain
Carlisle Indian football has elected Joseph Libby as captain for 1909 to succeed Por ter who was disqualified by the four year rule after five seasons with Carlisle Libby is brother to former star half back Archie Libby and has played in the backfield for the Indians
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Joseph Libby
Carlisle
Porter
Capt. Libby
Archie Libby
Carlisle’s New Captain From Libby Minn joins Carlisle school
The new Carlisle captain is a 22 year old Chippewa Indian from Libby Minnesota. He is slender, weighs 150 to 156 pounds, and stands about five feet ten inches. Arriving two years ago, Capt Libby chose tailoring as his trade and is now finishing his studies in the commercial department. He has played every backfield position.
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Carlisle
Libby
Minn
Carlisle School
Indian School
Bresnahan Boss Pass Receiver Makers of Baseball’s Wild Pitch List
Interesting statistics from records of Secretary Heydler show seven men walked four times in one game and 23 players reached first on wild pitches. The piece catalogs Bresnahan, Evers, and other players on a legendary list of base on balls and passes, with team totals for walks and hits by pitch, plus notes on Gotch and Hackenschmidt planning a world title bout in Melbourne.
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McGraw
Giants
Roger Bresnahan
Fred Tenney
Roger
Pittsburg
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
Boston
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Bohemian Konetehy
Johnny Evers
Cubs
Red Cross
Jimmy Sheckard
Prank Chance
West Side
Dan McGann
Roy Thomas
Pirates
Nap
Rucker
Polo Grounds
Lee Richmond
John Ward
Cy Young
Addie Joss
George Wiltse
George McQuillan
Phillies
George
Wildness
Bresnahan
Evers
Clarke
Huggins
McGann
Magee
Jordan
Kenetchy
Miller
John Evers
Arthur Devlin
Hans Wagner
Peaches
Graham
John T. Brush
Devlin
N. Y
Bridwell
Sheckard
Thomas
Mayes
Phila
Totais
National League
Corner of Fourth and Chestnut Streets in Atlantic Tow a
A terse line places a public or property location at the corner of Fourth Street and Chestnut in Atlantic, describing the site as a reference point for a notice or entry in local records. The exact action or event remains unspecified in readable text.
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Chestnut Streets
Atlantic, Towa
Atlantic Iowa Dentist Sulte at Gillespie Building
Iowa dentist Sulte operates in the Gillespie Building in Atlantic with office contact Musson Phone 396 for appointments and inquiries.
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Sulte
Gillespie Building
Musson
Atlantis
Res
Atlantis Hospital Notice At State University
Former Iowa State University intern center contact details list a house phone 462 Black and office 263 Black. Atlantis appears as the heading or identifier.
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Interne Hospital
State University of Iowa
Black
Atlantis
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