Monkey Farmhand Mattie A Farren’s Milking Helper
A 22 year old monkey named Mattie works on Samuel Warren Farren’s Tremley area farm. She feeds swine and crops, milks cows using a tall stool, tends a vegetable garden, chases birds, and helps gather fruit for market. Her owner notes she has saved nearly $200 in an iron church savings bank and plans to own her own farm.
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New Jersey
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Mattie
Samuel Warren
Tremley
Matic Ia
Planta
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Mr. Forren
Matthew Fannty
Spparcale
Abe
Parmer Farren
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Man API Bokst
Chickena
Beatifia
Armado
Small
Parren
Mitthe
Betty
Persea
Welida
Willy
Melis
The Pleiades and the mysteries of its stars
A discussion on the Pleiades cluster explores why many stars appear at varied distances and whether they share a common origin. The article highlights gravitational theory, potential orbital complexity, and the challenge of measuring true distances to the cluster. It notes implications for understanding stellar motion and formation.
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Henry
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New York ‘Post
Double umpire debate rages over game conduct and blame
The message argues players’ behavior sparks on field disputes more than umpiring alone. It blames club magnates for tolerating rule-breaking and suggests removing disruptive players to protect the game, noting a sports climate of accountability and leadership. The piece also profiles a veteran pitcher with a career spanning Kansas City, Springfield, Baltimore, and the Western League.
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Austen Wan
Doyle
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New York Clipper
Reds Catchers Faced Scrutiny Over Steals
Phillies on western leg of eastern tour credited with most stolen bases allowed by catchers. Chariie Zuber argues Ed McFarland and Bill Dowg rave are among the cleverest backstops, faulting pitchers more than catchers. Reds pitchers, aided by coaching, reduced steals while basemen and catchers helped suppress steals.
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Hiraling
Mase
Phillipe
Philadelphia
Ed McFarland
Bill Dowgrave
Romaine
Chariie Zuber
Allen
Hases
Reds
Tealing
Pitcher McGinnity Becomes NL Powerhouse
Joseph McGinnity of Brooklyn dominates the mound shaping the league race. A native of Rock Island Illinois, he stands 27 years old and began his ball career in Decatur Illinois before branching out in 189%.
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Joseph A’ginnity
Rock Inland
Decatur
Brooklyn Huns Dominate With Hit and Run Tactics
Edward Scott notes Brooklyn's aggressive hit and run game, led by Keeler Jones Dablen Jennings Kelley and Shedard. The team shows fast lineup from flat to third, supported by Crawford's speed on the basepaths and aggressive steals. Brooklyn pressures rivals with two-base averages and force outs, maintaining top position.
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Brooklyn
Ron Malford
Keeler
Jones
Dablen
Jennings
Kelley
Shedard
Gos
Crawford Ie
Cinelimalt
McGraw Refuses Prospect on Revival of Association
Boston Herald reports John J. McGraw refuses to discuss any revival of the Association. He says he will play in St Louis and give the Robinson his best efforts, aiming to play against Baltimore and not talk that harms business interests. He predicts a great year for baseball in St Louis.
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McGraw
Wien
John J. McGraw
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St. Louis
Robinson
Baltimore
Philadelphia
St. Loui
Boston Herald
Diamond Glints and Changes Hit Bridgeport Baseball Scene
The Bridgeport team notes shifts as Billy Keeler drops toward .300 and Pat Donovan nears a batting milestone. Hanlon praises Hoghen of Omaha, while Til Hughes battles for a California berth. Zimmer of Pittsburgh reportedly earns around $30,000 from a Cleveland cigar factory job, shaping his long term role.
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Bridgeport
Billy Keeler
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California
Catcher Zimmer
Pitcburg
Cleveland
Doe
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Samus Farren
Pete
Fartier
Mary
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Mattia
Corin
Ealmgle
Montgomery
Kansas City
Springfight
Promus
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Hown
M'Ginnity
Joseph McGinnity
Edward Scott
Toledo
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