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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1903
Page
15
A late 19th or early 20th century column offers simple magic and clever tricks. It describes methods to cut a thread inside a bottle using sun rays, creates a trap for small animals with a buried jug, a thimble hiding game, static electricity tricks with paper and glass, and a chair balance illusion with a cane or duster.
A pamphlet explains a party trick using slight electrical effects on the body to make a cane appear to obey orders. The method hinges on a common belief about hidden electricity and its entertainment potential at gatherings.
A demystified magic trick describes striking a match then blowing it out by concealing the action in a sleeve. The performer uses a sharp finger snap to extinguish the flame, urging private practice before attempting in public.
A playful riddle notes that five mice, when turned upside down, resemble five men. The quip blends wordplay with a visual pun, presenting a lighthearted reflection on perception.
A comic scene shows a teacher in black after a hill collision with boys. The boys crash into him, all scramble and fight mid air, the teacher under them. The narrative describes the comical injuries and instructs on how to cut a figure to recreate the image.
Tim Murnane discusses MLB entry fears, noting AA would not be allowed in Chicago, and major league war risks. The Interstate League forms in Chicago with ten clubs in Illinois and Wisconsin, April 27 to October 14, 12 players per club, $190 fee, and aims to join the National Association of Minor Leagues.
President Pat Powers says the Eastern League will seek a Washington team after Baltimore. Detroit has taken Player Carr, and the league may respond by expanding into Washington if such moves continue. A Cincinnati peace conference was cited as context, with plans to decide future drops in case of territorial disputes.
George Tebeau of the Louisville club threatens confrontation with the American and National Leagues if opposition blocks an American association club in Chicago. Though Louisville belongs to the National Association of Minor Leagues, he claims leverage over players and territory and hopes to influence the plan.
A fragment notes efforts to combat the Tig leagues by invoking anti trust law actions. The passage references court proceedings and potential regulatory steps against organized leagues. Entities unnamed.
The writer states there will be no change in the American Association baseball circuit this year. Chicago won't be invaded and St. Paul will enjoy another season of high class professional baseball. It is practically decided to retain the eight-city circuit: Columbus, Toledo, Indianapolis and Louisville on the east and Milwaukee on the west.
Pitcher Jimmy Callahan proposes a line through the heart of home plate to judge foul or strike calls with balls landing in front called strikes and those behind as fouls. His idea will be reviewed by the joint rules committee at the upcoming meeting. Meanwhile, Toledo’s possible move to Chicago in place of St Paul faces resistance from St Paul president.
The Southern Illinois Colored Base ball League has been organized with clubs in Carbondale Centralia Cairo Murphysboro Duquoin Danville East St. Louis and Jackson Tenn.
Reports claim Diamond Scintillations and Dummy Hoy are exiting major league plans and joining the Los Angeles Pacific Coast League. Cincinnati owner Max Fleischmann wagers on Ed Hanlon. New Orleans catcher Fred Abbott must repay $100 advance before playing in Cleveland. McGraw plans to drop ponies. catcher Roger Braghenhan wed Adaleen Tidke. Billy Phyle tied to Milwaukee. outfield possible due to pitching laziness.
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