Baseball Majors Eye New York Meetings For Peace
Meetings in New York will shape baseball's coming week with the National and American leagues seeking harmony with the National Association and Eastern leagues. commissions may settle disputes as teams pursue rule changes and player drafts amid financial motives behind secession. Herrmann departed for the metropolis to attend gatherings expected to reelect officers and address playing rules.
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Beast
New York
Herrmann
Metrop
Penn
Norge
York
National Association
National Commission
Ets
American Association
American Asociation
Ich
Eastern Leaague
Eset
Astern League
Eastern League
Seventh—Commission
Sporting Life
National League
American League
Bresnahan Set to Leave Giants for Cardinals
Special Dispatch from Toledo reports Roger Bresnahan, star catcher of the New York Giants and Toledo resident, plans to move to New York for talks to depart the club and manage the St. Louis Cardinals. McGraw may oppose the move. Bresnahan could join St. Louis with a stake in the club as a catalyst for a winning season.
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Commercial Tribune
Toledo
Roger Bresnahan
New York Giants
New York
St. Louis Cardinals
John Taw
McGraw
St. Louis
Chicago
Bresahan
Bresna
Bresnahan
Cardinals
Ganzel Holds Conference Over Rochester Club Control
John Ganzel formerly with the Cincinnati Nationals met with Rochester Exhibition Company president Chapin about purchasing and controlling the Rochester Eastern League team. He delayed decision until after the National Commission and Eastern League meeting in New York next week while considering a possible Mexico business venture.
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Rochester
John Ganlate
Cincinnati
Chapin
Rochester Exhibition Company
Ganzel
Mexico
National Commission
Eastern League
New York
Central Turners Ready to Clash with M A Team
The Central Turners boast an unbeaten record and host the M A team at Gentral Tamner in a bid to avenge a recent loss. The MIC A squad aims to rebound after their defeat and seeks decisive victory on the rival court.
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Central Turners
Poe
Long makes proposal for Frisco fight scenario
Det 4 reports Silvie Ferretti, Hugo Kelly manager, received a letter from Baton Long proposing a meeting with Stanley Ketchell. If Kelly defeats Papke on Dec 15, talks with Joe O Connor could start. O Connor urged Long to secure an opponent first and will consider later. Ferretti will not sign articles until reaching Los Angeles. No future match between Packey Er and Fred Welch is planned, per Coffroth.
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Chicago
Silvie — Ferretti
Hugo Kelly
Baton Long
Jeffries “Athletic Club
Los Angeles
Stanley Ketchell
Kelly
Papke
Joe O'Conner
O’connor
Baron Long
Ferretti
Long
Packey
Fred Welch
Notion Free
Promoter Coffroth
Cisco
Central Fairmount League Report
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Sperber and Fairmounts with alley references and names like Ed Welane. The text is garbled with repeated letters and numbers, offering no clear event, date, or outcome to summarize beyond a local league fragment.
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Central Fairmount League
Fairmounts Fa
Piya
Baines Sperber
Welane
St. Louis Man George Baptiste Wins Wresting Bout
George Baptiste of St. Louis defeats Joe Cairo in a local wrestling match with Baptiste placing second and third by the act of the event, details unclear due to damaged text.
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ST. Louis
George Baptiste
Joe
Cairo
Jon Hein
Acton Tool
Fleet Tell
Baptiste
Expulsions and Reinstatements In Racial Racing Board
The document lists individuals like Theodore Shaffer James Fogarty and W B Powell tied to expulsions in 1908 1904 and 1900s and notes temporary reinstatement and denied appeals. It mentions Kennedy fined 100 dollars for driving in races while under suspension and outlines other release requests from fines.
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Theodore Shaffer Ant
Grant ‘Steffee
Akron
Sidney Kennedy
Philadelphia
Medal for Cincinnati police marksman to be donated
Andrew Hickenlooper Jr donated a diamond studded medal for the best marksman in the Cincinnati police department. Chief Millikin will hold the medal until someone wins it three times. Sol Gilsey donated a gold watch as second prize and Sgt O O Williams funds a target pistol. A club shoot and officer elections followed the event with Oliver O Williams as president and Frank McNulty as secretary treasurer.
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Cincinnati
Andrew Hickenlooper, Jr
Bluecoats
Millikin
Hickenlooper
Sol. Gilsey
O. O. Williams
Police Gun Club
Force
Oliver O. Williams
Posie I. Curliss
Frank McNulty
Thomas Hall
Urisses Seeds
Schwaebel
Williams
Watson Carroll
Hall. Odgers
Ecker
McNulty
Kane
Mauretania Wins Lisle Handicap in Rain-Swept Emeryville Race
In heavy mud at Emeryville, Mauretania beat Listowel by seven to one odds in the Lisle handicap for 7 furlongs. Force, the favorite, finished third as County Clerk and Byronerdale also placed in other races with Clare force bids and bidding at the near $1.00 mark for County Clerk. Raleigh the expected winner failed to medal, while several named runners posted times amid rough conditions.
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Oakland
Cal
Emeryville
Force
Sempronium
Mauretania
Listowel
County Clerk
Kirschbaum
Francis Joseph
Abraham
Sani
Patricia R
Amottangi Sen Oak
Soldglo
Ledax
Bucolic
Iris Peough
St. Avog
Butler
Billy
Bowlegs
Buxton
Plausible
Leckie Eee
Mike
Asheim
Ckfoot
Byronerdale
Miller
Full
Raleigh
Colbert
Mattle Mack
Lampadrome
May K. N
Milshora
Confederate
Scovill
Beechwood
Hckersall
Keogh
Orchan
Midmont
Miss May Bowdish
Royal Red
Santa Anita Fall Meet Opens With Debut Win by Tanana
At Santa Anita Park on December 4 Tanana won the first race of the season as a 15 to 1 longshot, with Belle Thorpe fading to third after leading to the stretch. Treubel drove Tanana to the front and she held on by six lengths as bettors saw heavy losses for the books. The day’s other races featured Goldway Adoration and Captain Burnett among winners in eight races, with detailed times and margins listed for each event.
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Wagner
Newports
Wilde
A. Kissel
Gibson
Kettenacker
Oriental
W. Kettemacker
Apple
Betz Kenton
Cupetereestates
Ae Riedlin
Ae Riedlin’s Five. Took Two Games From, Total Sence Total Pedeeeeboess
Primrose
RES al- Ice Co
Tevestreneeges
Gremman
Wilt Klein Wee Be
Tehppoma Sc
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Seibert
Crone
Decker
Newport Bowling Association
Stautbberg
Oss Cevese
Lightning Bugs
Nets
Harry
al- Totais
Nas Eines
Deter’s Alleys
G. Smi
Wueslin
Helene
B. Luebbers
Schneider
Oem
Willem Eer Ves
M. Warken
G. Wisher
Seoowe
Gardner
Eiges
Covington
King
B. Linneman
Schhabel
Schreiber
D. Linneman
Edmonds
L. Ashcraft
Sene
Pues
Sanker's Eye
Bockweg'’s
Reknas
Eresford
E. Schmeing
B. Kreidler
Lerlage Steer
Go” Kruse Sicisses
Alvin
Wees
H, Meiman
Doane
Masterman
N. Warken
Hoffman
Sharpsburg
Brinkman Ee
Applegate
J. Kaiser
Pohlkamp Awe
H. Kaiser
Tees
Morford
Ee Deters
EY J
Janson’s Alleys
Krollmann
Grand Alleys
All Elks
Kroll- Timmerding
Anns
Mahoney Ao Fees
Robertson
Droste Eevee
Kurlemann
Wagner Es
F. Thomas Eee
Presslers
Greiser
Kopp
Collins
Lohr
F. Collins
Davis
Reichert
Groeninger
Vics
Ahlers
Enterprise Alleys
Harwood
Vicis
Rogers
Ossedgew Ee Ee
Osborn
Royal Ambers
Frederick
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Kampel
Hee
Diers
Eeeenee
Stark
Jee
Braueyi Sive
Totmls
Sve'e
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Hollerman
Schmitt
Frank Riehle
Ulmer
Covington No
Brannan
Hermes
Esscceness
Janson
Bowmis
Johnson
W. Berning
Welee Sle
Wellman Eereeene Enee
PAU
Cs Ogsb Priestes
Los Angeles
Cal
Santa Anita Park
Tanana
Treubel
Belle Thorpe
Tanane
Trembel
Galin@a
Muserave
Kings Town
Sidney F
Jan
Picea St
Clark
Nonie Yeh
Goldstein
Fleming
Williams
Oreilo
Mintia
Byron
Sonalto
Royal
A&cot
Pletoon End
Old Settler
Proper
Eiizabeth F
Fein
Senate Beckham
J. Ural
To's
Thipa
Anona Alse
Captain Burnett
Ibs
Page
Merttgo
Moe Ali
Colonel White
Alma ‘Boy Weteth
Tom. Reid
Vba
Maid of Gotham
E. Martin
Archibald
McGena
Osorine
Oxihe Collins
Traffic
Mattie Russe
Helen Harvey
Oakland Entries First Race Selling 6 Furlongs
Detailed listing of horses and weights for the Oakland race card with entries for multiple races and horses including Gaga Bankara Celes Golden ave Paladini Zick Ray Bennett Pon Imapedent Ata and others, noting weights and missing clear results. The text also references Hildreth entry and Pave i and various jockeys and conditions.
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Gaga
Ibs
Bankara
Celes
Golden ‘Ave
Paladini
Zick Ms
Ray Bennett
Pon
Imapedent
Ata
Furlo
A. Cy Core
Ibe
Nébulosus
Ellerd
Tawasentha General
Hasey
Wap
Rockstone
Ee Amelia
Hildreth
Billy
Piausi
Finals Set For Monday Night At Cincinnati Gymnasium
Final bouts will be staged Monday evening at the Cincinnati Gymnasium. Superintendent Longenecker, elected park commission clerk, must resign the gym post. Forty two entries were received, with twenty six drawn for the first night and the rest scheduled for Monday. The recent bouts drew praise for speed and humor, and crowd expectations say the final show will top previous exhibitions.
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Cincinnati
Longenecker
New Park Commission
Cincinnati Nationals to Meet Corinthians at Manhattan Park
The Cincinnati Nationals meet Corinthians at Manhattan Park Sedamsville today to decide a tied three game series. Nationals report to Mat Sachs at 2 PM. Corinthians enter with strongest team aiming to win and a Thistle challenge looms for Cincinnati championship.
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Cincinnati Nationals
Corinthians
Manhattan Park
Sedamsville
Nationals
J. Lederman
A. Sachs
A. Reeves
P. Munrath
J. Eves
W. Anger
J. Reed
R. Blackledge
Ww. Kolb
G. Wa
Texerves
T. Dunn
Wilson
Mat Sachs
J. Klanke
Delhipike
Se‘damsyvile
Thistle
Cincinnati
Thistles
A. Sage
Commercial ‘Tribune
Gas Explosion Injures Three At Front Street Pump
Three workmen from Bishop Rigging Company were badly burned by a gas ignition in a torch set at a pump thirty feet underground at the Front Street pumping station. William Kelly, 25. William Rapp, 27. and Joseph Hillyeard, 25, were sent into the pit to disconnect an old service main and were taken to city hospital.
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Front Street
William Kelly
West Fifth Street
William Rapp
Broadway
Joseph *Hillyeard
Bishop
City Hospital
National Union Elects Officers at Crystal Fount Council
The Crystal Fount Council No. 611 National Union held its annual election at the Odd Fellows temple. Elected officers include Dr. J. B. Casello president and E. E. Ricker vice president. Cabinet delegates are Casello Levy Wolff Ulrich Ricker Shanabrook and Edward Frech.
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Crystal Fount Council
National Union
Odd Fellows’ Temple
J. B. Casello
E. E. Ricker
W. F. Haney
H. Weber
W. J. Montgomery
G. Bamberlin
L. H. Plager
EB. Frech
William Hamersley
M. Levy
J. Braun
E. Shanabrook
F. Wolff
G. Ulrich
E. J. Shanabrook
Edward Frech
Watchman Dies During Night Round At Local Factory
John Bauer aged 65 collapsed while on night rounds at the Sayers Scoville Carriage factory located at 2247 Colerain Avenue. He was taken to the company's office and treated by Dr. G Strohbach at 639 West McMicken Avenue but died. He leaves a widow and family.
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John Bauer
McMickens Avenue
Sayers-Scoville Carriage Factory
Colerain Avenue
Bauer
G. Strohbach
McMicken Avenue
Corpher Cameron
O Hara Blames Moving Pictures for Arrest
Covington man Michael O Hara told police court yesterday that his arrest stemmed from dizziness caused by watching moving picture shows. He said the animated entertainments on the screen made him dizzy and led to his actions.
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Michael O'Hara
Covington
O’hara
Three Tickets Admitted In Unclear Ruling At Test Event
A brief, unclear note indicates three tickets admitted and a ruling surrounding a club after tests. The fragment references dismissals and possible Adalat actions but lacks concrete names or dates.
Cold Weather Increases Aid Demands to City Poor
The cold spell boosts relief requests with many applications for admission to the city infirmary and twenty sent there. Assistant Superintendent Moore reports outdoor reliefs surpassing years' records and plans to distribute supplies from City Hall basement starting December 14 based on overseers’ reports. Items include coffee beans bacon tea sugar rice and coal allocated by family size.
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Moore
Waterways Men Select Delegates for Rivers and Harbors Meet
The industrial bureau chose Sir P. Egan E. P. Marshall Will Finch and Free Take to represent at the Rivers and Harbors congress in Washington. They will confer with government officials on the proposed coal testing plant for Cincinnati and look into rumors regarding Fort Thomas.
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Industrial Bureau
Sir P. Egan
E. P. Marshall
Congress
Washington
Cincinnati
Fort Thomas
Egdn
See
Early Christmas Shopping Supports Working Women Today
Readers urged to shop early in the season to aid working girls and all who serve customers. The notice emphasizes steady work and fair hours for service staff during the holidays.
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