Brooklyn and Cincinnati Join National League Next Season
The Brooklyn and Cincinnati clubs of the American Association have joined the National League, creating ten clubs for next season. After a secret session, Nick Young was reelected president amid debate over increasing visiting club receipts to 30 percent, with Cleveland Indianapolis and Pittsburg supporting the rise and New York Chicago Boston Philadelphia opposing. The meeting also abolished classification clauses, expanded umpires to six, and adjusted the bond and postponed-game rules. New membership was approved for Brooklyn and Cincinnati, with Young authorized to assign club colors, and officers elected including directors Robinson Nimick Hewitt Byrne. The next annual meeting will be in New York with the spring schedule in Cleveland.
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Brooklyn
Cincinnati
American association
National League
league
newspaper
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Cleveland
Indianapolis
Pittsburg
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
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F. DeH. Robinson
W. A. Nimick
W. F. Hewitt
Charles Byrne
Dey
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Spalding
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Third Triennial Convention of New Jersey Sunday School
About 150 Sunday school workers from across New Jersey meet at State Street Metropolitan Episcopal Church in Trenton for the third triennial convention. President George W. C. Crikel, New Jersey, presides. Rev Samuel W Clark reports gains in officers and scholars. discussions address county work and evangelistic organization amid opposition from Rev Dr Mott and Rev Vanderwort.
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Trenton
Treston
State Street
Metinsist Episcopal church
New Jersey Sunday School association
George W. C. Crikei
Jersey City
kiriam O. Clark
Newton
P.M. Doolittle
North Branch
Merrill E. Gates
New Brunswick
Cuartton
E. Williams
Camden
Theodore EL. Ganiner
Shiloh
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Samuel W. Clark
Paterson
U- 270
Dr. Mott
Flermington
OH. Vanderwort
Hackensack
Farmers and Congress Hear Agricultural Talks in Montgomery
The Association of American Agricultural Colleges and Experiment Stations discussed tree culture and dairy product tests, with Willits urging state speakers and stations at fairs. Officers named include J. H. Smart and H. K. Alvord. The Farmers Congress opened with A. B. Smith addressing tariffs and protection debates drawing commentary and questions. Also notes on Sullivan McCaffrey dispute, West Point illness, and temperance union plans.
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Marinerin” Congress
Montgomery Decusses
Association of American Agrultural Colleges and Experiment Stations
Mrr. Willits
Capt. Peatt
Carlisle
Eggleston
American Fourustry association
J. H. Smart
Perdue university
Indiana
EL Gates
Ruefers’ college
New Jersey
H. P. Ormaby
Pennsylvania State college expert station
H. K. Alvord
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Farwell May Eight Endorses Contest Over Collector Post
Senator Farwell faces pressure over appointing a port collector in China as President Hart seeks his own path. Illinois senators likely back the opposition. In Milwaukee the International Association of Fairs and Expositions endorsed Chicago as the 1892 world's exposition host.
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SHINGTON
China
Hartrisornig
jntestmiin
Chicago
MILWAUKEE
International Association of Fairs and Expositions
Glassblowers Plan Cooperative Factory in Wilamstown Fa
Local union glassblowers resolve to build and operate a cooperative factory in Wilamstown Fa amid protracted price fights with manufacturers. Wealthy landowner Al Mo Chew offers land and stock subscription. stock priced at 31000 with ten shares sold. Building to be erected quickly with union participation pledging support.
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WILLIams Tows
AL Mo Chew
wits
GPO wublines
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President Harrison Ducks With Philadelphian Club
President Harrison and General Sewell joined the Trenjie Point club of Philadelphians at a Maryland duck hunt. They spent a quiet night at the club and in the morning Harrison killed two ducks, with more birds later. The group dined and prepared to meet again the next day. A separate note reports a missing New York woman, Bessie Keller, last seen en route to visit a brother in Shady Gap, Pa., with a motive reported for marriage prospects. Cardinal Gibbons hosted a large reception in Baltimore with about 9,500 handshakes in two hours. Also reported: a gas asphyxiation of Mrs. Berta Millman in Annapolis, and various local weather and business notes.
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Clice, Md
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Ganpouwder
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Pennsylvania railroad
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Abratat' Levy
St Lachew street
Shady Gap
Bosse
Cardinal
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Latrobe
Davidson
Virtue
England
aschereau
Bishop de Outa
Mexico
New York
Eggs blamed in Pittsburgh boarding house illness case
A Pittsburg boarding house faced illnesses after meals with eggs cited as the fault. A mis tress took samples to Southside hospital where faculty determined the fruit specimens were artificial after chemical tests.
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Jeanette pittss
Treasury department
Pittsburg
Southside
Sanitary reforms and political aims in Dublin and London slums
Sanitation drives in London slums under county council direction show progress yet face strong landlord protests. In Dublin the canal project and reform efforts provoke mixed views among Nationalists, while officials push compulsory improvements to correct dangerous tenements. Prompt execution and potential costs loom as officials cite risks and political tensions.
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