New Cincinnati Brotherhood Club Manager Hint
The league club faces a major meeting next Tuesday to choose a manager with two prominent candidates W W Burnham and Robert Leadly plus H T Smith. Conway will stay with Nimick and an old player may take the role not Sun day. Legal action looms as Nimick confirms injunction preparations with Scott Ferguson and disputes over contracts for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Burnham
Exst
Burnham
Surnham
Robert Leadly
Detroit
Leadly
Iast Sensom
Sometme
Nimick
Scott Ferguson
Wehade
Persix Instaliog
Wib
Acoee
Bomermere
New York
Scott
Clarkson Hesitates Over Brotherhood Contract Offer
In San Francisco on December 4, John Clarkson the pitcher who arrived from Boston refused the Brotherhood contract after King Kelly offered 6500 from his own funds. Clarkson doubted the scheme’s financial success and asked for more money, remaining noncommittal as Kelly and supporters pressed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
King
Kelly
Brotherhood
Boston
John Clarkson
Mike
Clarkson
Keine Sers
Hardie Rich
Day with the League signs pitcher Day
Philadelphia League club signs young pitcher Day after trying him late in the season. The move adds four pitchers Gleason Vickery Day Anderton as President Reach aims to sign two more top players from interested clubs within ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prrlabelmia
Iay
New York
Day Denies Transfer Rumor and Heesler
President Day of the New York club denies a report that the Indiana transfer to New York is in progress. He notes no December signings this year and predicts efforts to assemble a team during winter, with potential action if a suit proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietarcn
New York
Indiana
Dey
John LeSee
Helb
Consolidation Discussed for Athletic Brotherhood Clubs
Telegram from Columbus dated December 4 reports a private office meeting among Brotherhood officials led by Zach Chiia V Abe and counsel. John M. Ward confirms broad assent to a plan to consolidate Columbus Louisville and Philadelphia chapters into a single Athletic club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Zach
Ralph Chiia
Abe
Orimal Urman
Whittaker
John M. Ward
Ward
Brotherhood
Baldwin
King
Chicago
Louisville
Philadelphia
Athlenes
Athletic
Cincinnati Capitalists Back Brotherhood Baseball Club
December 4 report from Cincinnati discusses potential Brotherhood team support by local capitalists. A key member promises public details soon, with plans to place a strong executive in charge and secure fan patronage. Ewing pushes for a Brotherhood presence in Cincinnati and control over baseball operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Crecreati
Baye
Erbood
Stern
Ewing
Cincinns
Conway Will Stay With City Club Next Season
Pete Conway arrived with his bride at the Hotel Anderson and signed a two year contract to remain with the local league club. He declined to discuss inventions for next year but said the deal is binding and his stay strengthens his confidence in upcoming work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Conway
Anderson
Laacue
Hot 8A
George ties to play outfield for Hoosiers
A fragment notes George, previously with the Giants, offered to join the Hoosiers. The report says his arm is off and his fielding is decent, though his status is unsettled.
Wheeling Baseball Club Sells Interest to Laughlin McGinley and Fiel
The Wheeling Baseball Club has been sold again to the firm Laughlin & McGinley and Mr Nate Fiel. The firm takes one half interest while Mr Fiel holds the other half. Mr Fiel arrived in town yesterday to finalize the agreement and sign the new papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Baseball Club
Laughlin & McGinley
Nate Fiel
Fiel
Lavier
Clifton racing notes from the Clifton meet
Special telegram from Clifton describes race results with multiple horses and riders. Notable finishers include Teen and Duke second places, Hilda Young Duke, Jeanie McParland, and Madeline colt among others. The report lists several horse names and parimutuel annotations across six furlongs and shorter legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton Heesus
Eptros
Disraton
Kew Yore
Iay
Clifton
Hve Furiongen
Secona
Wits Eens
Hilda Young Duke
Secon
A. Garrison Ey
Becky Knott
Oriole Filtaway
Redon
Eatontown
Farr Daleeman
Lancaster
Felding
Alan Archer
Equality
Prince Carrie G
Jeanie McParland
Ing of
Norfolk
Jaock Ward
Jeanie Freon
Tve
Huntoon
Soon
Crusader
Melodram WU
Blackthorn
Rossrum
Tom Kearns
New Or Least December 4 Entries and weights for tomorrow's races
Tomorrow's card lists four nonstandard entries with weights for five eighths, three quarters, and nine-sixteenths of a mile. Early fields show Pal Myra Mi, Lady Rose, and Sallie Hi among others with varied weights and handicaps noted by track officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleast
Palmyra Mi
Bob Nance
School Girl
Rowland If
Colonel Hunt
Lady Rose Zeb Ward
Ae Puente Inni - Savale Devi A. Srensa
Re Nettic Ee
Rrima Beth da Kean
Two Boys Die in Shaft Accident at Steubenville Mine
Robert Davis and John Devinney, both about 15, were lowered into the Steubenville Iron and Steel coal shaft at Alikanna when a cable broke. The cage fell 80 feet then into 30 feet of water, drowning the youths. The bodies were recovered. Mine Inspector Haglotton will attend the coroner's inquest tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steubenville
Robert Davis
John Devinney
Steubenville Iron and Steel Company
Alikanna
Haglotton
Explosive Blast Crashes New Castle Hotel Kitchen
An explosion at the St Cloud Hotel in New Castle occurred after natural gas ignited in the kitchen. The two story kitchen wing collapsed, five rooms above were damaged, and debris filled the street. Loss estimated around 3000 dollars. no injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Castles
New Castle
St Cloud Hotel
Iris
Aged incendiary Barbara Guenther jailed by sons
Barbara Guenther 73 was taken to Central station by her sons Daniel and George after she allegedly threatened to burn down the Sisters of the Poor home. Neighbors describe her as flighty but not violent. The elderly woman previously stayed at the Poor and had set a fire risk, with police involvement and a hospital stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Guenther
Central Station
Daniel
George
Hooveler’s Court
Penn Avenue
Niagara
Sifter
Ublic
Riland
Indy
Board of Review convenes in New York for trotting case
The National Trotting Association Board of Review meets at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in New York with Judge P P Johnston presiding. Members include Parker from Connecticut Lane from Chillicothe and Sams from Milwaukee. First case on the agenda concerns a gelding named Joe and its exclusion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Trotting Association
Fifth Avenue
P. P. Johnston
Lexington
SF Eee
George Parker
Necticut
G. Lane
Ley
Chillicothe
O. Ana
Samswaukee
Joe
Guttenberg Races Report From December Meet
New York dispatch details Guttenberg races with results across six races. Winners include Harry Faustus and Manola with multiple place finishes and times listed. tomorrow’s entries feature Waterloo and numerous horse names such as Belle Kennedy and Hammerhead among sets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Guttenberg
Harry Faustus Frwt
Hemet
Fred B
Manola
Ti Ira
Newbar
Barnes
Wilfred
Martin Russell
Furl Waterloo
Erry
Ralph Black
Wynwood
Landseer
Hub S
Norris
Bie Brown
Jim Sulbolland
Buiter
Bela
Autumn Leaf
Kin Urb
Oedel
Green
Fenton Samm Morsa
Ma Brad
Benes
Little Bill
John
Finn
Sissher
Aneaely
Julia
Pd Tedisco
Lomax
Dames C
Contested Ohio Lieutenant Governorship Alleged Voting Fraud
A formal contest challenges E L Lampson’s 22 vote win as Ohio Lieutenant Governor. Marquis charges illegal ballots and paid votes across Adams and numerous counties, citing specific precinct irregularities, non residents, and ballot switching to claim Marquis was elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis
Ohio
E L. Lampson
Adams County
Lampson
Coutumbus
General Assembly
Adama
Adams
Ashtabula
Athens
Darke
Delaware
Erie
Franklin
Gen Green Hardin
Jackson
Lorain
Tromb
Belmont
Fayette
Knox
Morrow
Paulding
Fourth Ward
Clinton County
Darke County
Harquis
Erie County
Cincinnati
Weed
Pson
Wellston
Jackson County
Toledo
Leroy Township
Lake County
Youngstown
Williams County
Pee Township
van Wert County
Ridge Township
George L. Converse
Thomas E. Powell
James E. Ness
Messier resumes duties after illness and travel
Thomas D. Messier vice president and controller of the Pennsylvania Company returned to work after a illness in July and travels to Cresson and New Jersey. He plans limited hours as he regains full health while colleagues discuss Chicago World’s Fair prospects. Other city notes include Samuel W. King’s Washington trip, A B Smyth heading to the Marble Cutters’ Convention in Boston, and local visits by Dr. C B King and other executives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Messier
Pennsylvania Company
Cresson
New Jersey
Poughkespsie
Hudson River
United States
Samuel W. King
Chicago
Washington
Congress
A. B. Smyth
Marble, State and Tile Workers’ Union
Marble Cutters
Boston
Smyth
Philadelphia
New York
Brooklyn
C. B. King
Arch Street
Allegheny
M. E. Fogle
Mra. Cheny
Home Orchestras Offer At-Cost House Ensemble
Advertisement invites readers to buy an at home orchestra package for 25 dollars for four players including first violin Celilo second violin flute with option to substitute cornet for cello. Details provided for Hamilton and C C corner Grant and Diamond streets near the new Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamiltor
Amu
Fifth Avenue
Ribbons for Fancy Work at The People's Store
Camret and Dick advertise ribbons for fancy work at The People's Store promising large stock and savings for shoppers seeking affordable decor and craft supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Store
Camret & Dick
Sale of Chin Us and Beavers at Special Lot
A special lot of items including fine chin us and beavers is offered at 12 dollars. The sale begins in the morning with viewing and a call to arrange. Location is P G C C at the corner of Grant and Diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cor. Grant
Diamond Sir
Court House
Booes and Bum Display Ad Inserts Department
A brief display advertisement notes the insertion of the department for Booes and Bum. The ad highlights product placement and placement details for the department within the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Booes
Bum
O'Keefe Gas Appliance Co promotes ribbons and appliances
Local ad notes economical fires stoves and ranges from O'Keefe Gas Appliance Co with fast selling ribbons and related car accessories. The fragmented copy mentions Filthay and Dior brands and a brisk demand for 28 and 25 cent ribbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D&c. O'Keefe Gas Appliance Co
Oammpbett & Dior
S. O’keerr
Fragments Reflect Local Commerce And Goods Listings
Readable fragments mention products like gas items, silver novelty pieces, toilet and manicure goods, and various addresses. The text lists brands and locations such as Fifthay and Federal streets, with references to stores or sales. The overall content appears as partial trade notes or classified inventory without a single cohesive event.
Telegram Reports Death of James Baker in Chicago
A telegram received by police claims James Baker, described as an octoroon, is dead in Chicago. Authorities have no confirmation and will pursue the matter with relatives of Baker as more details emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baker
Chicago
Moins
Telatecs
All Fine Fellows. Story of a St Louis industrial pioneer.
The article chronicles the life of a German immigrant who arrived in St Louis in 1855 at age 18, rising from crate wages to founder of the St. Louis Stamping Company. It notes his partnership with a brother, invention of granite ironware, and the 1,200 workers employed by their mills and factories by the 1880s, along with a large family of ten children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie O'Neill
Chamber
Misizieghase Wat
Tinoer
Seh
Ocala
St. Louis
Wm. F
Tariff for Revenue Dominates Wool Growers’ Convention
December 4 Washington report on Hon. Columbus Delano’s address to the National Wool Growers Association endorsing protection to preserve the wool industry. He argues against free wool and urges a clear tariff policy, noting a brief discussion with the President and Secretary of Agriculture after the speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Wool Growers’ Convention
Columbus Delano
Ohio
National
Wool Growers’ Association
Onan
Wanda
Joan Natiies
Mercantile Tax Report Shows Moderately Good City Collection
City Treasurer Denniston sent Harrisburg the yearly mercantile license tax statement. Uncollectable claims were low, with only $2.14 returned by Aldermen. The tax scales range through 17 classes with notable firms like Joseph Horne & Co facing large totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denniston
Harrisburg
Joseph Horne & Co
Orchestral String Quartet and Brass Instrument Offer
Hamilton’s fine specialties at 91 and 93 Fifth Avenue offer mail orders with personal attention. Prices begin at $50 for a six piece orchestra including first violins second violin viola cello and B flat cornet with optional add ons at low rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Fifth Avenue
Real Estate Savings Bank Ad Lists Deposits and Rates
An odd real estate bank ad lists deposits of a dollar and weed received with 4 percent interest. It mentions surplus figures and various items about men’s overcoats and drivers, with an address at Grant and Diamond streets and a contact at P.G. cor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield Street
Fourth Avenue
Odd Cups Tea Shop Ad in Allegheny
An advertisement offers 500 styles of tea coffee chocolate and bonillions at popular prices in single dozen harlequin sets. Located at 156 Federal street Allegheny with a Stein brand mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal St
Allegheny
Trsaa
McGaw Denounces EK of L Leaders in Atlanta Hearing
Homer L. McGaw delivers a counter-blast against charges in Atlanta, disputing official records of the EK of L proceedings. He claims lack of notice and formal charges, cites documentary proof linking L A 300 members to English glass workers, and defends his insurance secretary years with favorable records and remittances question.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer L. McGaw
Atlanta
EK. of L
Space
Window Glass Workers’ Convention
L. A
General Assembly of the
U. of L
Joseph L. Evans
McGaw
Evans
Campbell
Jeannette
Havin
L. A. 300
Powderly
Charles Litchman
The
Litchman
Cincinnati
Committee On Insurance
Regular Love Feast At Farmers and Laborers Meeting
In Saint Louis December 4 delegates gathered for a mass meeting described as a regular love feast. State Labor Commissioner Lee Merriwether spoke on labor issues while Ralph discussed the Knights of Labor and public land matters. Powderly and Streeter addressed the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. W. Powderly
Knights of Labor
Streeter
Illinois
Local items report consular dispute and police notices
Max Scuamente Austrian Consul says Maleritsch can work and should be compelled to remain abroad, via a letter to New York authorities. Magistrats Hyndman issues arrest warrant for Harry Steel, tied to a $40 transfer misdelivery. Alderman Richards sends Lanor Travis to jail after liquor sales to minors and gambling charges. A Chicago telegram about James Baker prompts inquiries. Wister injured stepping off a Baltimore and Ohio train near Glenwood. Duquesne incorporation plans face opposition. McKeesport Versailles Cemetery plans $30,000 to $50,000 improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Scuamente
John Maleritsch
Maleritsch
Department of Charities
New York
Malcritsch
Magistrats Hyndman
Harry Steel
George Oliver
Arches
Oliver
Beal
Troutman
Charles Rose
Travis
Chicago
James Baker
Pittsburg
Fred Klaner
Thomas Wister
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
West Newton
Glenwood Station
Duquesne
Georges Jones
el Tux
McKeesport and
Versailles Cemetery Company
McKeesport
Mysterious vault case eyed as Reilly sought
Mrs Mary Reilly wife of Hob Nial Reilly reported to Fourteenth ward station that her husband hid in the Soho Vaults on Second Avenue near Canton Street a raid occurred in October officers searched the vaults found a barroom but could not locate him and plan to arrest when found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Reilly
Fourteenth Ward
Ice
Muegle
O’brien
Nun of Kenmare Lecture at Lafayette Hall Next Tuesday
The Rev. J. W. Riddle will preside at a lecture by Miss M. F. Cusack the Nun of Kenmare at Lafayette Hall next Tuesday evening. Tickets will be sold at religious book stores this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Riddle
D. D
Union Baptist Church
M. F. Cusack
Kenmare
Lafayette Hall
Vsc
Also Mentioned on This Page
Leadley
Cincinnati Brotherhood Club
Conway
Mr. Leadley
Mr. Burnham
Lovgl
MR. Emith
H. T. Smith
Tenmager
Belance
Mike Kelly
Brotherhood Contra
Phillies
Day
Heesler
American Association
FECL
George Jo Ie the
Hoosiers
Giants
Wheeling
Sol
Lord Heaconatelt
Teddington
New Orleans
Eutrica
Linke Sisters of
Salvation Oil
the Board OF Review
Gettenberg
Pittsbourgers
W. E. Reppert
Ben W. Vandergrift
P. L. Kimberly
Shenango
Eies Tadhe
A. C. Magnus
Hotel Duquesne
C.C
Cor
Grant and Diamond Ste
New Court House
Federal
Mt, Allegheny Ee
Real Estate Savings Bank, Lim
Grant
Diamond Ste
Mgaw
L. General Assembly
New Labor Combination
Kendy
M’s Toy Store
Pakire
Josustors
the People’s Store
Western Penn
Sylvania
Far West Virginia
United States Service
Oollceria
Avessee
Warren
Hob-Nail Reilly
Tutt
California
America
Europe
Fleming & Son
Ern.stein’s
Tokay Wines
A. Wolf & Son, Er
50 & SON, Sree
Tokay
Harri Drug CO
Death
Wijtkessakke
Inbor
Soeashops
Ashley
Hagle
Jamarry Sth
Rogers
Royal Wneavine
Mina
Rogers’ Royal
A.J. Hankin
A. Kelly
Prisbure
American Line
Sty Hee
Philad
Great
Belfast
Dublin
Oaon
Ato
Kxadem Cfuntercom
Smithfield St
Star Line
Queenstown
Liverfuol
Ates Mall
Celtic
Britannic
Royal
United
Teutonic
Teeta Ein Talon
Adriatic
White Star Sock
Icx
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