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Newspaper

Cincinnati Commercial Tribune

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1900

Page

14

Reds in the hunt as Allen shapes Cincinnati grit

J. Ed Grillo notes Bob Allen’s Cincinnati Reds face a tough path to a top finish. He highlights Allen’s careful rebuilding, the lack of star acquisitions, and the need for four or five top performers to challenge in an eight club league. He contrasts recorded strengths and weaknesses across position groups and discusses management, attendance, and umpire control as key influences on success.

Bob Allen Reds Allen Ewing Barrett Crawford Scott Newton Kahoe New Orleans Cincinnati Beckley Steinfeldt Corcoran Irwin Smith McBride Phillips Hahn Breitenstein Peitz Wood Geier Rush Brush Billy Keeler Tenney Freeman Burkett Tebeau Heidrich Jesse Brooklyn Philadelphia Orth Heidrick National League Nick Young Young Johnson Mr. Young Watkins Indianapolis League Victor Accorsini H. C. Merrill Wilkesbarre Accorsini Elmira Club Pony Twirlers J. ED Grillo

Ancient Crabs and Verjuice in Rustic Fare

The article notes that wild apples and pears were widely used in ancient lake settlements in Switzerland Italy and Lombardy with dried slices stored for winter. It cites carbonized samples resembling modern wild apples and mentions Shakespearean roasted crabs with ale and verjuice from Walton as historical uses, contrasting with modern tastes.

Switzerland Italy Parma Lombardy Savoy de Candolle Izaak Walton Longmans’ Magazine

Bryan vows 16 to 1 issue in Kansas City platform

In a Creelman interview, Mr. Bryan states the 16 to 1 issue will be endorsed in the Kansas City platform and rejects any concessions to the gold Democrats. He implies McKinley would face accusations of dictatorship and bossism if he made a similar Philadelphia platform declaration.

Philadelphia Elmer Flick Larry Lajoie Phillies Lajoie Flick Delehanty Bryan Creelman Kansas City McKinley

Latonia meet struggles then strong Derby and Turf Congress

Rain and mud plagued Latonia's first week as Derby Day drew 6000 in attendance and the Turf Congress Handicap produced a full, close race. John Bright won amid heavy going while Friesland carried light weights and Pink Coat faded. Latonia and Newport keep bookmaking active. weather and fine horses may yet revive the meet.

Latonia Lieutenant Gibson Hopper Laitonia John Bright Pink Coat Friesland Joh Bright Talbot Bros Ethelbert Imp Jean Beraud Raffaello Kinley Mack Batten Newport St. Louis Chicago Hawthorne Cicero Gore Steeds Frank Fowler Sunshine Campbell County

Chester Park Cycle News Highlights and Plans

The Chester Park track hosts renewed interest in cycle racing with the Decoration Day Handicap and a 25 mile motorcycle match between W. A. Rutz and A. B. Stone. The Queen Cycle Club maps June runs to Burnet Woods Coney Island Bond Hill and Cherry Grove while the Three Link Wheel Club plans a Miami River camp opening and a new summer season.

Chicago Cincinnati Hamilton Joe Poorman Chester Park W. A. Rutz New Haven Conn A. B. Stone Denver Rutz Stone Queen Cycle Club Burnet Woods Coney Island Bond Hill Cherry Grove Three Link Wheel Club Newport Miami River Miami East Fork Charles Ackermen J. E. Poorman

Pronouncing Paderewski and a Hair Style Joke

A Kansas City Journal item recalls a lively exchange about Ignace Paderewski. Prof Kronberg and Mrs Kronberg discuss pronunciations and the piano star's visit, noting a £2500 check and the crowd rushing to buy tickets.

Paderewski Prof. Kronberg Ignace Padderefskee Mrs. Kronberg

Inspiration at Home Drives the Author's Muse

The author credits his wife as the source of daily inspiration. He explains that her demands for a new gown and extra household money keep him motivated, pushing him to renewed effort and a brisk pace in his work.

Pegasus

Novel Lights on Brazilian Passes Along the Para River

The U S S Wilmington sails the Para River through the Passes near Marajo island observing rubber gatherers along the banks. Natives slit Hevea brasiliensis trees to collect sap, which is formed into twenty five pound crude rubber balls by smoky fires for shipment.

U. S. S. Wilmington Brazil Para Marajo Amazon United States Wilmington Ainslee

Jefferson breaks etiquette and jokes during The Rivals

The article notes Joe Jefferson, famed for discipline in theatre, once bent his rule of decorum. During a performance of The Rivals another actor overacted as Falkland and slammed a door, prompting Jefferson to quip Poor Falkland and The poorest I ever saw.

Jefferson Guy Bob Acres Falkland Captain Absolute Absolute Mr. Jefferson

Puzzles the Aunties in Aguinaldo Death Debate

The Washington Star notes frequent reports of Aguinaldo's death puzzle the anti expansionist camp. It questions proper commemorations for a noted advocate of their doctrine.

Washington Star Aguinaldo

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