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Newspaper
Fort Wayne Journal Gazette
Location
Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1900
Page
3
President Mbionie expects a joint interleague meeting after the Nations and Americas Leagues convene. McGraw asserts his free agent status and a ten year contract with Bun Johnsons American League, shaping next year’s captaincy and team lineup amid league tensions.
Detroit figures to host uninterrupted baseball all summer as a new league forms from the American League setup with Detroit Grand Rapids and other cities. Burns and Stallings own the Detroit team while John L. Navin represents the local franchise. George W. Burnham named vice president and manager of the new league, with a schedule to keep Metroix teams at home when the American League squad travels.
The U S Mortgage and Trust Co New York offers unlimited loans at five percent in Fort Wayne. Owen N Heaton attorney for the company will receive applications at his office corner Court and Berry streets. No delay in closing loan and repayment at any time any amount desired.
New York December meeting of major league magnates focuses on Johnson's push for recognition and the possibility of American league expansion. President Young resists removal amid talk of Spalding as successor. John McGraw's reported Baltimore deal fuels discussion as advisory committee plans to hear player claims. Local ad text follows.
In Chicago and Louisville card events, Paddy Thyon loses heart but Sullivan aids, while John Rooney defeats Pons after a controversial move. in Louisville Dave Sui Vanine bests Tim Callahan on a foul in a 20 round match at the New Southern Athletic Club, refereed by Tim Nurst.
The transport Hancock arrived in San Francisco with about 1,500 sailors and soldiers who died in battle or from disease in the Philippines China Guam and Hawaii. It marks the largest homecoming since the Spanish American War with 52 cabin passengers 500 steerage and 11 deaths on the voyage. Bodies were moved to the Presidio awaiting interment or shipment to relatives.
Laure Pettil versus Chan cey Relue ended yesterday when the defendant agreed to marry the plaintiff. Justice Huser performed the ceremony after the license was secured. Attorney Hawthorn represented the plaintiff. Frank Summers faced assault charges and changed venue to Squire Tanney's court. He is to be heard soon. Charles Miller sought help locating his wife, who vanished years ago, and was aided by Officer Bergman and Mr. Streifing at a roadhouse near the Driving Park. Miller, with Detective Striefing, continued the search in the evening.
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