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Newspaper
Logan Nation
Location
Logan, Utah, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
6
An OCR fragment depicts Mattie Ghe Nres, a treated farmhand on Samuel Warren's farm near Tresley. It describes her daily tasks milking cows, feeding swine, tending poultry, and helping vegetables, with a curious note on her savings and the owner’s praise.
A discussion of the Pleiades cluster covers their vast distance spread, possible shared origin, gravity's role in stellar motion, and the nature of their orbits. It notes catalogued stars and debates whether they lie at a single distance, plus the significance of their cohesion for astronomy today. A separate item reports Cork deal involving 100 million corks valued at 440,000 pounds, describing it as a major global transaction.
The New York Clipper carries a spirited critique of the double umpire plan, arguing players push rules on the field and club owners bear blame for the trouble. A contrast column from Ed McParland and Mil Dow Lane hints at broader issues in pitching and catching amid 1890s baseball turmoil.
Joseph McGinnity, a 27 year old native of Rock Island Illinois, has been key at the pitcher’s box for Brooklyn. His fine work keeps the team at the head of the National League race, with a storied career starting in Decatur Illinois and advancing to circles of top play in 1893.
Edward Scott highlights Brooklyn’s dominance in the Seagne, praising a fast lineup led by Kealer Jones Dablen Jennings Kelley and Sheetard. The piece notes their ability to hit from first to third, steal bases, and execute double plays, keeping Brooklyn on top as rivals struggle to match their aggressive, high tempo style.
John J McGraw refuses to discuss revival of the association for next season saying he will play in St Louis and focus on giving his best to the Robinsons while in Baltimore he aimed to solidify arrangements. He hints at a strong year in baseball there and notes Philadelphia and others offered little.
Bridgeport notes that pitcher One Segerd is praised by Billy Keeler for lasting improvement. Pat Donovan leaves the 200 batting list as a key worker for the team. Hanlon challenges Pitcher Hughes of Omaha in the Western League, while catcher Zimmer of Pittsburg plans for a cigar factory stake after baseball, reportedly earning around $20,000.
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