Modern Law Giver Role Of The Real Editor
A lecture on lawmaking by editors and the rise of women as potential lawmakers. The author, Mrs Sallie Moses, notes editors wield broad influence yet are not always taken seriously. She argues schools and mothers illustrate rule making, while women evolve from private influence to public policy through patience and education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie M. Moses
Northwestern Agriculturist
Minnesota Editorial Association
Eve
Adam
Chicago
Good
Moses
Artemus Ward
Tommy Jones
Billy Smith
Solomon Isaacs
Samantha Jenkins
Emphrema Anastasia Wiggleton
United States
Ess
Ile
Capitol
Washington
Ife
Smith
Mrs. A
Congress
State House
Jeremiah
Blackstone
Board of Peace Arbitration
A. M
High Class First Basemen Scarce Across Leagues
The article surveys top first basemen including Tenney Chance Jordan Konetchy Davis and Unglaub across the National and American Leagues. It notes Tenney’s drawing power and rarity of high quality men, cites Tenney vs Chance and Tenney’s Giants impact, names McGann Swain Donohue Jones Rossman Stovall Freeman and others as capable or rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Tenney
Tenney
Phillies
Courtney
Bransfield
Frank Chance
Chance
New York
Cub
Tim Jordan
Brooklyns
Jordan
Konetchy
St. Louis
Harry Swacina
Cincinnati
Ganzel
Hal Chase
Chase
Giants
Harry Davis
Athletics
America
Davis
Connie Mack
Boston
Unglaub
Chicago
Cleveland
Freeman
Washington
Day Without Major League Baseball Games on May 7
A rare day in baseball history with all scheduled major league games postponed due to heavy rain. In eight cities 16 teams were idle as grounds were unplayable, and numerous minor league schedules were washed out as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plavius
South Bend Makes Changes in Central League Transfers
South Bend manager Grant reshuffles the roster sending outfielder Klay ber to Fairmont West Virginia and pitcher Wright to Uhrichsville. Roy Newcomb, a Copper Country league pitcher, becomes utility man while Burke from the same league becomes catcher. Zanesville signs Clyde Wares, a fast infielder with experience in the Southern Michigan and Copper Country leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Grant
Klayber
Fairmont
W. Va
Wright
Uhrichsville
Roy Newcomb
Burke
Zanesville
Clyde Wares
Pitching Finds Highlight Season as Newcomers Shine
Pitching finds Hoch Maddox Carter Lattimore Schlitzer Graham Summers and Mc Quillen emerge as season highlights while Maddox and Mc Quillen were largely showcases from last season.
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Hoch
Maddox
Carter
Lattimore
Schlitzer
Graham
Summers
McQuillen
Crack managers miss star players in early careers
A survey of baseball history shows many famed managers passed on players who later became stars. Fred Clarke and Clarke Griffith released talents like Artie Hofman, Jack Powell, Mordecai Brown, Addie Joss, and Dusty Rhoades, while others ignored Nate Altrock, Pat Dougherty, and George Stone. The pattern suggests a bias against unproven youths and a tendency to overrate current stars.
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Fred Clarke
Pirates
Artie Hofman
Cubs
Karger
Cardinals
Cleveland
Ed Killian
Detroit
Marquard
Indianapolis
Jimmy Collings
Nick Altrock
Pat Dougherty
Chicago
Clarke Griffith
Dougherty
Eddie Hahn
Jack Powell
Harry Howell
St. Louis
Howell
Jimmy Collins
George Stone
Jesse Burkett
Jesse
Boston
Stone
Cincinnati
Reds
Texas
Lattimore
McCloskey
Campbell
Christy Mathewson
Mordecai Brown
Addie Joss
Toledo
Frank Selee
Pat Donavan
Dusty” Rhoades
Similar Batting Stance Sparks Talk of Stone and Davidson
George Stone of the St Louis American League team and Paul Davidson of the Indianapolis American Association share a striking crouched batting stance. Stone once led American Association hitters near .400 with Milwaukee and later led the American League in strikes. Davidson mirrors Stone at the plate and could emerge as one of the season’s top batters if his pace continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Stone
St. Louis
Paul Davidson
Stone
Milwaukee
Tie
Davidson
Ban On Outlaw Teams Faces National Crackdown
The national baseball commission imposes a 200 dollar fine on players who abandon teams with title to their services to join clubs with ineligible players. A parallel penalty targets clubs whose managers negotiate for such players before reinstatement and sanction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Baseball Commission
Southpaws Now Having Their Day in Baseball History
A look at left-handed pitchers who defined the 80s and 90s era, from Lee Richmond to Baldwin Ramsey Kilroy and Breitenstein. The piece notes the rise of southpaws, fielding flaws, and the top early left-handers who shaped major leagues, with details on records and team roles across the American and National leagues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Richmond
Brown University
Worcester
Lady” Baldwin
Toad” Ramsey
Mat Kilroy
Richmond
Baldwin
Ramsey
Kilroy
Ramsay
Lkely
Louisville
Cleveland
Baltimore
Theodore
Breitenstein
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Memphis
New Orleans
Id. Cushman
Wee Willie
McGill
Willie Demmann
Pete Dowling
Jerry Nops
Esper
Microbedanz
Hahn
Cy Seymour
Eddie Dohany
Doc” Newton
Wiley Pratt
Chicago
Athletics
Plank
Waddell
Boston
Young
Dineen
Hughes
Winters
Gibson
Jesse Tannehill
Philadelphia
Doc” White
Nick Altrock
Detroit
Killian
Siever
Brooklyn
Pittsburg
Tannehill
Pirates
Doheny
Errors Preferable to Bases on Balls Says Lajoie
Manager Lajoie argues that it is better to err than to issue a base on balls and cites that many defeats in the season began with walks, urging the team to avoid free passes and focus on pitching discipline.
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Lajoie
Substitute for Bucket in Water Carrying Use Basket with Oilcloth
When a bucket is unavailable for carrying water, use a basket lined with cheap table oilcloth. This method ensures no water is wasted, as the interior lining prevents leaks and spills.
One Should Be Enough Says Scientist on Bigamy
A scientist declares the brain presents unanswerable problems and questions why any man would want to be a bigamist. The Cleveland Leader notes this provocative stance as a reflection on desire and legality.
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Cleveland
Queer Idea of Happiness Reflects on Marriage
A concise reflection contrasts bachelor and husband roles, noting the bachelor lacks someone to critique him while the husband gains a trusted confidant for frank faults, anchored by a quotation from Jean Paul Richter on happiness and marriage.
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Jean Paul Richter
Actions More Than Words Quote Noted by Lowell
A concise quotation attributed to Lowell states that deeds outweigh words as every man instinctively feels that all beautiful sentiments in the world weigh less than a single lovely action.
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Lowell
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Musson
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G, Clark
Interne
State University of Iowa
R. A. Gamble
Osteopathic
Opera House
Towa
T. B, Swan
Chas, D. Finley
D. O
Sesaphina Cook Finley
Finley & Finley
The
Atlantic Infirmary of Osteopathy
Chestnut St
A. H. Wolf
6Th and Poplar Sts
Atlantic, Ia
Nels Brown
Chastnut St
Butler
M. H. Butler
A. H. Goodspeed
Cass
L. L. Nutt
Walnut St. Musson
G. J. Litterst
Walnut Street
Henry Ward Beecher
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