National baseball league gate plan debated by Washington and others
Washington correspondents report on proposed revenue sharing for championship games among clubs, detailing home and visiting club payments, gate limits, and turnstile safeguards. The discussion covers cities like Detroit Philadelphia Chicago and Pittsburgh, with figures and contingencies for attendance and profits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ko Kewaneeay
Vogal
Alleuch
Cheago
Philligs
Detroit
Pittsburgh
Sliva
Philtelphia
Yousea
Rick Twooany
Ladelphia
Dilene
Rontthy
Philadelphia
Fale
Spalding Intervenes in Krook Incident at Milwaukee Store
A chaotic scene unfolds in a Milwaukee shop as Spalding confronts Krook over a ballplayer’s future. Spalding orders secrecy, subdues Krook, and books him for Chicago. The episode blooms into a debate on baseball’s evolving rules and player credit.
Baseball Gossip and Player Movements Across Leagues
A garbled column details shifts and signings involving players like Teal, Ane, and Gagi, with mentions of Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, and New York clubs. It references contracts, West Coast moves, and potential openings, noting managers’ opinions and brewing trades in a snapshot of league activity.
Changes in the Browns Hints at Next Year Trades
A Sporting Life dispatch reports talk of big changes for the Browns next season with trades likely. Prospects include Bustorgs, Fouts, Caruthers, and Welch shifting teams as Van der Ahe aims to weaken the champions while keeping core strength and pursuing a top infielder who may join Gleason’s former ground. The city clamors for new faces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browars
Aamt
Sporting Life
Browns
Bustorgs
Caruthers and
Welch
Murely Pruaas
Aivi
Ibisna
van der Ale
Tait
Gleason
Theatres Across Cities Enjoy Busy Season Returns
A flood of productions fills stages from Chicago to New York with stars like Dorothy, Dorothy, and Miss Coote headlining tied to extended runs and upcoming premieres. Investors note large audiences and rising receipts while several shows announce tours, cancellations, and new venues as the season unfolds.
Births and feats span cities from New York to England
A garbled list records births in multiple places including New York Philadelphia Boston and London with dates and partial details. It also notes Napoleon Bird performing long piano form pieces in Stockport setting a personal record and finishing healthily after singing Rule Britannia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon Bird
England
Stockport
Begum Operatic Success Praised In Philadelphia Debut
The Begum an Indo opera by Barry B. Smith receives praise from The Times of Philadelphia after its first McCall Company performance at Chestnut Street Opera House. Casts led by Reginal De Koven and Harry Fill garner acclaim for lively singing, witty humor, and strong ensemble, with notable work by De Angelis and McDogaysh.
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Clatcago Arthuna
Harry Fill
Reginald de Royen
Colonel McCuuil
Philadelphia
Times
Denis Testhnogy
Barry B. Smith
Reginal de Koven
McCall Company
Chestnut Street Opera House
Sullivan
McCeulls Company
Cottre
Begum
Cat
Wilko
Hopper
de Angelis
McDogaysh
Munoks
Myers
Wil
Emery Boty
MyCiadlak Mare
Mike
Ate - Cuudl
Music World Narrates Opera Fame and Private Tales
A Miami of music notes and anecdotes sketches Willen Uasthe and Mary Buiet as rising opera stars in New York while Liszt, Kellogg, and Wagner figures loom. Page from the London theater scene recounts Maslan opera, rights, and biographical works as performers tour and contract renewals occur. A Buffalo dinner tale recounts a tutor’s gift becoming a couple’s fate through a lucky locket mystery.
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Willen
Hus Doar Hs
New Yorke
Mary
Ween
Aiscoweres
Bran
Lisat
Louise Kellogg
Shoo WU
Prince of Wales
Wheater
Lereenwich
Eastitober
Gucethe Wurreult
Milan
Burstier
Ross
Malverns
West Clulwern
Western Railway
Mund
Mina
Royal Vigna Opera
Lotse Toro
New York
Alo
Wagner
Tig Music
Meteuwpolitii
Magzucrites
Govwnadl
Wassinane
Faust
Buffalo
Stevie Mackaye
Paria
Breole Mackeye
V. FL Theater
Harvard Prevails Over Princeton In Heavy Football Clash
Harvard defeated Princeton on November 12 in a brutal intercollegiate football game. The injury plagued match saw Harvard’s Peter Saxe score the decisive touchdown and Harvard endure hard hits as Princeton’s defense and crowd fought through the tense contest.
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Inter-Colegiate Coutes
Campbridge
Hovard Footbell
Priicetons
Payor
Che
Cvimion
Princeton
Stuer
Byineeton
Linefb Ap
Pahay
Ius Harvard
Peter
Coe
Hultbucks
India
Thesai Bao
Huuse
Amta
Wreilig Terry
Footeball
el Vinpine
Anced
Holden
Porter
Hoydene
Saxe
Apn
Ames
Prion
Parnvetons
Barvard Roshers
Wuianock
Pipe
Avy Woodian
Butler Hugeralt
Quart Eepuck
Harding
Lalt-Baelin
Byerer
Dani
Popeben
Prince Onee Lirishurs
Oor
Devine
Owan
Spas
Ctech
Boraind
Weophinaests
Imantior Oak
Hanenk
Lalf-Bucks
Price
Mac Ming
Anny
Rowing news and regatta notes from Cambridge and Boston
Local rowing scene reports meetings in Cambridge and Boston. Details include plans for a new gymnasium, training for a two-boat crew, and coaching changes. Regatta results and upcoming winter courses are noted along with officers elected for the Vontehartrain Regatta Association of New Orleans and national boating concerns.
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Yaeo
Tun Tl
Tie Wits Tree
Aniles Lung
Stesser
CWO
Berruss Thine
Nial Rewing Association
Depron
Citi We Fellowes
Helwan Angionme
Joy
Sisin
Rowese Nies
Tre
Ambri
Lear
Ted Dorouay
Wasi
Whirst-Elass Eiah House
Theraigh
Nth
Jeluremer
George Buber
Bubeur
Oeter
Cardin
Fae Fish
Chennai
Cividanr
Peomer
Crotin Brevensen
Crap Shed
Tari
Ops Cowies
Rogers
Coldwell
Stessorgey
Mike Pritcheal Yaarhtsnen
Renwanwwka Corinthian
Yael Chad
New York
Dovermbeoc
Tadiry
Ayetan
Navy
Italsy Ig
du Honsen Regider v Sor
Caplin Howard Patterson
New Orleans
Comrmoderce
Charles T. Soniat
St. del Conicilore
Bo Musgrave
Ligu Bevretary
Plorance
West
Meboun
Verseyeranes
Absencwil
Laat
National Association
Pruva
Youn Bostonian
William FB. Conley
Corbett
Parvatd Club
Chicago
Farragut Club
BAA
Conley
James
Aborn
M.A. Mullin
C. Parsons
Track and Stabte Talk from Fagland racing notes
The report lists jockeys and horses with records and prospective sales. It notes Litt Minell breaking a seven furlong mark at Nashville on November 5 and mentions racing figures in New York and Kentucky, plus a Board of Appeals meeting in Chicago.
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Charley Wood
Fagland
Litt Minell
Nashville
Flermit
York
Board of Appeals of the
American
Ahermin
Chicago
Bustex County
N. J
Mewton
Liden
Ree Tenkly
Lancaster
Baidatowny
Browns in the League Shuffle Sparks Pennant Talk
The article argues Detroit’s record against major league clubs suggests St. Louis could not finish lower than third in the league standings. It cites Detroit wins over Pittsburgh Washington Philadelphia and Chicago as evidence that Detroit would have won most league series if matched with St. Louis.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Detroit
Detroits
Herg
Pittsburgh
Washington
Chamepions
Josten
Indianapolis
New York
Philadelphi
Chicago
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Tau
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Spalding
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Anson
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New York City
Ib Ia
Arn
Petro
Krot
Jay Dip
Wallis
Hayes Sored
Alta
Watkins
Watking
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Spakling
Wrook
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Titeon Iialites
Tad
Gail
Kroels
Olive
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Nak
Phillius
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Pacific Coast
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Alanle
Aid
Hot Springs
Sx Greels
Calfornia Supiers
St. Louis Browns
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Dorgan
Gilleape
Core
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van ‘Ahren
California
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Jefferss
Prospect Pack
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Te Plage
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Qi Piteh
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Tittsburgh
Weatobrea
Whitelock
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Liberic
Angon
Pielfer
Terry
Edward Harrygun
Hooley
Chago
Dorothy
Standard
London
Marty
Madison Square Theater
Vickers
Minager Jamiel Frohmen
New York Lyveny
Virago Henderson
Jacole Perrant
Mimo
Jumuschok
Newport
Henry G. Abbey
Thivordore
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Wallink
Mailer
Rose Cbehlin
Aevertng
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Citenil
Miss Coote
Dawon
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Parna
Mitton Nobles
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Maggie Mititell
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Charles W. Couldgelry
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Etella Carster
Kase
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Lily Langtry
St Heles
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Fenuk Chantrayn
Steele Mackiye
Byfale
Christine Nilsson
Lorre
Hissaly
Sweden
Charlotta Crabtree
Lotti
Harm
Lavwrence Barratt
Paerson
John Lester Wallack
the Begum
Musical Matters
Tuy
Cupane
Pete Mani
Yale
Seuiler
Presavanc
Metropolitan Racing
Chris
Yeudine
Lonefolow
Imp
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Augrin
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Sears
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Reali Wilkes
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Neetac
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Dare Mackie
Wight
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Anita
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Hes
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August Belcht
George Oyster
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Dumuy Rowe
Jack Hauker
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Dik Marek
Smuiler
Duke of
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Avigustk
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Joe Bowers
Musier
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Ed Corrigan
United Miies
Missouri
Anglia
Goenree Wilkes
Danr Hottie Brown
Mambrinn Patchen
W. TR. Cottrel
Swales
Garrison
J. B. Haggin
Hig
Ofos Sia
Rogtish Jokes
Fred Arches
Court of Chincery
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