Malachi Kittridge A Chicago Club Work On The Diamond
Malachi Kittridge longtime Chicago Club catcher born October 9 1869 in Clinton Massachusetts. The piece traces his baseball career from Fitchburg High School through Rutland Portsmouth Quincy Chicago and other leagues detailing his fielding and batting averages and reiterating his role as a trusted umpire and veteran figure in the game.
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Malachi Kittridge
Chicago Club
Alachi Kitiutridge
Chicago
Clinton
Mass
Fitchburg
Rutland (VI
Isss
Portsmouth
Quincy Sub
Sesan
Quincy
Cheage Club
Fielfing Wverasey
Balike Breidge
Greely
Tvo
Ledeue
Betes Groetets
Ageril
Priby de Ledipas
Old Umpire Connell Passes in New York City
John M. Connell born June 20 1860 in New York City died of pneumonia in New York City. He gained local fame as an amateur player with the Delawares and later became a prominent professional umpire for the Monitor club Jersey City and the National League before a commercial career and brief stints in minor leagues.
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John M. Connell
Connelly
New York City
Delawares
Monitor Club
Jersey City
American Association
National League
Tle
Conti Fulmer
Cornell
An American Minister in Madrid ANNIS TAYLOR and his Spain mission
Annist Taylor the American minister at Madrid, noted for quick action to defend national honor, narrowly escaped a mob in Spain after Cuba debate. A North Carolina native, 43, practicing lawyer turned diplomat, praised for constitutional argument and international law expertise. He was appointed to Madrid on April 6 1893 after recommendations from Governor Oates and Seastore Morgan.
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Annis Taylor
Madrid
Senate
Cuba
Spain
Concas
Taylor Ia
North Carolina
Alabama
Mobil
United States Supreme Court
Seastore Morgan
Thet Ka
Blaine
Taylor
Bering
W. A. Oates
Oates
Menelik II Defies Italy in African Power Stand
A long column extols Menelik II of Abyssinia as a dominant monarch defying European influence. It notes his claim of royal descent, vision of self-protection on Ethiopian soil, and his impact on European ministers who now face a powerful, determined ruler in the Africa game.
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Menelik II
Shea
Abusataia
Africa
Ethopia
Italy
Menelik
Proposas
Iteba
Ophir
Europe
Tim
Two Lives Linked in A Memphis Church Wedding
A notice recounts the January 26 wedding at the Methodist church between Dylan Spight and the groom, with Rev. J M Wyatt officiating. Guests feasted at multiple homes, while friends and relatives sent gifts including china, linen, quilts, and a lamp.
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Brethren
Ug (Me
J.M. Wyatt
Col C
T. Chongeille
Inen Asa
Intercollegiate racing invite to Pennsylvnia team
The Ceners Athletic association of ce us Hopkins university Baltimore Vid has accepted the invitation to enter a team in the intercollegiate races to be held in Philadelphia on April 25 under the auspices of the University of Pennsylvania. The St Bernard Club of America lists W H Joeckel as president Miss Whitney Jacob Ruppert Jr and J B Sawyer as vice presidents and secretary BR Berrows.
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Ronser
Kingstown
Ireland
New York
Pneumona
Ceners Athletic Association
Ce Us Hopkins University
Baltigios
St. Bernard Cie of America
W. H. Joeckel
Miss Whitney
Jacob Ruppert, Jr
J. B. Sawyer
BR. Berrows
Life and Letters of Olver Wennett Holmes Crafted by Morse
Jobe T Morse Jr presents a two volume work on Dr Holmes family life. The prose promises Peculiarly rich letters that match Holmes best writing. The project aims to publish a comprehensive naval of Holmes correspondence and character.
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Jobe T. Morse, Jr
Olver Wennett Holmes
Indian Woman of Remarkable Oratory Passes in Oklahoma
The noted Indian woman Kemsrkel, who lived with her mother in Watonga Oklahoma, died recently. She was famed for her diplomatic skills and vivid oratory. One son studies in Cincinnati, three attend Haskell Institute in Lawrence, and her daughter Muske geee is educated. Weshee Bloth's mother, past 156 years old, is described as the great medicine woman.
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Reuben H. Plass
Bella
Gilde
Browy
Gil
Bass
Tulk Ao
Washes Block
Watongs
Oklahoma
Cincinnati College
Haskell Instituca
Lawrence
Muskegeee
Weshee Bloth
French Newspaper Puzzling Threats and Sherman References
A fragment discusses ignorance of French newspapers and references Paris presses critiquing Gen Sherman. It notes claims comparing Sherman to an Indian slayer and mentions the New York Herald figures as a measure of Indian casualties. The piece frames historical controversy and press bias.
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Paria
Gee. Sherman
New York Herald
Shermans
Vietor Hugo
Gen
Ergs
Jsts Brown
Boston Transcripter
Patriotism and Peace Rise Amid War Threats
A short wartime reflection highlights patriotic feeling and love of country growing with the threat of war. It notes the larger benefits of peace and the prayer for peace while urging careful study of factors that promote peace.
Memory of a Porker Marked by Marble Inscription
In Lüneburg Hanover a commemorative structure honors a pig with a black marble slab bearing a Latin inscription in gold letters. The interior houses a costly display related to the porcine memory, drawing visitors to read the engraved dedicatory text.
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Luneberg
Hanover
Local man Sullivan accused in county assault case
An incident in Iller County Mississippi involves Phat Me Sullivan alleged to have used fists and aid from an associate to attack an unnamed victim on a stated acre site. Investigators report the altercation and related injuries, with authorities pursuing charges.
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Sullivan
Lller County
Acre
Lablache in Naples Nonsense Scene at Royal Entrance
In Naples a humorous scene unfolds as M Tattische and M Lehlache mingle with audience members. The king teases Lablache about his hat and headgear while a strange dialogue plays out near the entrance amid cold discomfort and lingering confusion.
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M Tattische
Fats
Naples
Oerasion
Hebert
M Lehlache
M. Lablache
Seger
Washington Johnson's Wife Dies at Home in Mt Vernon
Washington Johnson of Mt Vernon reports his wife found dead in the kitchen after returning from his barn visit. Cause cited as heart disease as the couple prepared breakfast, with the incident occurring within minutes of his departure.
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Washington Johnson
Mt. Vernon
Fire Destroyed Homestead Ties Local Marriage History
The old homestead at Bantem Ohio, linked to the marriage of Haneah Simpson and Jesse Grant and birth of Ges. A. & Gram., was recently destroyed by a diary fire.
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Bantem
Ohio
Haneah Simpson
Jesse Grant
Ges. A. & Gram
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James M. Connell
Plasieti League
Dlauienet
A Glasee Wiliheut Dbaeti
York
Motowa Gawd Aa Ubiat
Lim
Jamics M
Our
Southland
Sthoa
Tha Fether
Shua
John
Abyssinia
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Tag
Masperor
Abyssinig
Dreed
Cyrus Fietts
Currers
Bob Gerrety
Flaltimore & Chis
Figitimore & Ghis
Baltimore & Otis Eypress
Flaltimore & Gbhin
Cyrus
Robert
Penrevolverte
Western Union Teleeresh Cognan
Foirmen’s Palace Car Company
Adgems Express Company
Bob
Gad
Brooklyn
New York Journal
Cootart
Mrs. If T Contiseille
Mattie Lather
Misaine Keentn
TE. Robertson
J. 1. Mohertaou
Joy Robertsen
Tim Wines & Co
Partor Lamp AG Harnett
Gaucery Woo
Burns
Pate Finen
McS Biltiott
Dames
Keeuin
Flulstein Cow
Tippah Creamery
Hipeley
Misa
Kemsrkel
A& C
Paris
Koeement
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