More Than a Bluff Bond and Baseball Club Plans
The Brotherhood Baseball Club of New York posts a $100000 bond with treasurer Ward joiners and Peter Priddy issues a decisive challenge to E C MacClelland. Hanlon and Ward plan to organize a local Brotherhood baseball club as New York prepares for the Players' League meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood Baseball Club
New York
Peter Priddy
E. C. MacClelland
Hanlon
Ward
Brotherhood
Fepnclal
New York Baseball Players’ Club
Judge Bacon
Broadway
O’rourke
Ewing
Richardson
Keete
Conperend Crane
Organizing a Brotherhood Club in Pittsburg Next Season
A report says Ed Hanlon is detained on Brotherhood business, with John M. Wari expected to arrive tomorrow to organize a Brotherhood club in Pittsburg. Local supporters urge unity and funding to ensure the club’s formation and the team’s future in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hanlon
Ina
Hanlon
John M. Wari
Tere
Cincinnati
Pittsburg
Brotherhood of Paged Capes
Sd Aod
Brotherhood Club
Aca
Clifton Race Entries Report From New York Dispatch
Entries for tomorrow's Clifton races list Sixth furlongs and one mile events with numerous horses and odds. Names include Silver Star Carrier Melodrama J J nee waie a om Kittie Pease Blan Peril Seataaten Redstone Chitpese Mamie Hay Re Litto Mickey Squandy Rodolph Shot Over Dougan Ivy Reid Store We Consumner Archer Supervisor Raymond G Mattic Filtawar Fatonto Persuader Babel Glens Falcon Adonis Gallus Garier Lancaster Wild Gray and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clifton
Silver Star
Carrier
Melodrama
J. J. On
Nee Wa Aie
Om Kittie Pease
Blan
Peril Seataaten
Redstone
A Brien
Chitpese
Mamie Hay
Re- Litto Mickey
Squandy Ni
Rodolph
Dougan
Ivy WY Reid
Fie Store We
Consumner
Trier
An Winkle
Archer
Raymond G Mattic _ ayee
Filtawar
Fatonto
Persuader
Ane de Dechers Babel Glens S Falcon
Gallus Sa Garier
Russell Ie
Seineke
Lancaster
Guttenberg Entries Special Telegram to the Dirfatch
New York dispatch lists tomorrow Guttenberg races with horses in each program. First five furlongs include Extra, Boh C, Margery Daw, Mertin, Trojan, Marty B, Benedict, Peachblow, Bonnie Lass and others. Subsequent races feature VieI, Lord, Va Vauluer, Harry Brown, Marie Level, Bradford at Lavinia Belle, Kelwood, Hamiet Blue Hock, Sam, Sulter, Alva, Gloster, Hoodielco, Duff, King Cred, Big Brown Jug, Pomeroy and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttenberg
Boh C
Margery Daw
Mertin
Trojan
Marty B Ti
Benedict
Little Fred
Teddingtos Ia
Beemeer Eviding
Peachblow
Bonnie Lassrenee
Harry Brown
Varnae
Marie Level
Bradford
Lavinia Belle
Kelwood
Hamiet Blue Hock
G. W. Cook
Sam
Alva
Hoodie
Duff
King Cred
Im Méinewan
Arizona
Pomeroy
Races at Clit of to day in five furlongs and longer
A mistyped New York telegram reports results from today’s races. Five furlongs: Seetick won with Dongar second and Mitte Mickey third in 1:84. Betting favored Beatick and Dongar against Seetick. One and a half furlongs: Per Guader won, Ariel second, Jim Murphy third in 1:27. Wagers favored Guader and Arte! place, with Pericles and Dox! in subsequent positions. The odds and placements for Manhattan and Wanderer events are noted, with Lady Agoes and Geant Lady Agoes also appearing in the card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clitof
Seetick
Dongar
Mitte Mickey
Beatick
Alx
Per G Uader
Ariel Accond
Jim Murphy
Arte
Eleve
Taeine
Wannhattan
Moratelio
Fie Post Hetting
Wanderer i
Det
Manhattan
Gieay
Lady Agoes
Agoes Dastos
Races at Elizabeth Runed In Uneven Wagering Mixed Results
New York December 1 Sunlite Grat with Sam Morse won the first race over Bathershy and The Abbess claimed the second with Cortland and King Idle following. The Elizabeth meet featured varied betting and several close finishes amid mixed odds and notably inconsistent wagering patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Elizabeth
Sunshine Grat
Sam Mors
Bathershy
Sunshine
Fam Morse
Cortland
King Idle
the Abbess
Jones
Gapta
Ti i
Bow
Or & Tolle
Searnet Glen Feyeens
Jackson Will Not Fight Sullivan But Seeks Reasonable Purse
California Athletic Club president reports Peter Jackson intends to fight Sullivan for a fair purse once articles are signed. Jackson seeks five months from signing before meeting in the ring and will not leave for Amesion prior to engagements, while Seagee plans two months in the Mass. The note notes public reception of Jackson abroad amid war context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hele
Sullivan
San Francisco
L. BR. Fulda
California Athletic Club
Parson Davies
Peter Jackson
Jackson
California
Peter
Amesion
Seagee
Ivan
Seaibean
Danes
Sulllivan
Future of Jerome Park Debated at Stockholders Meeting
A special Jerome Park Villa Site and Improvement Company meeting at the American Jockey Club discussed next year’s plans for Jerome Park. Unresolved issues included whether to reopen or discontinue at Jerome Park, with no financial plan or final decision made and another meeting scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jerome Park Villa
American Jockey Club
Jerome Park
Cluk
Remarkable live bird contest at Brunot's Island grounds
An exceptional live bird shooting event occurred at Herron Hill Gun Club on Brunot's Island. Scores show BL Samuel with top marks and Charlies Richardson among contenders. birds were noted as fine and the competition heated though details are partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viicinity
Herron Hill Gan Club
Brunot's Island
Samuel
Elmer E.shamer
Pati
Charlies Richarson
Eeeseu
Priddy’s Challenge Draws Ready Rivalry
Sam Day, trainer for Peter Priddy, publishes a challenge to McClelland and his backers after Priddy’s defeat. A $1000 side bet and a race over any distance up to one mile and one half is proposed, with three weeks to post stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plitsburgers
Sam Day
Peter Priddy
McClelland
Wil
Tae Distatce
Statement by heavyweight puzilist Jack Jennings
Jack Jennings claims a McDonald's station fighter named Ryan forfeited to him and argues Ryan sought an outside state receipt fight with unsafe venue. Jennings says Pennsylvanian contest aims for cash prizes from 3500 to 1000 in local currency and warns of a potential 5 square contest condition if Ryan posts cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Jennings
Ryan
McDonald's
Pennsylvania
Enema
McKeeport Sports Duel and 166 Mile Challenge
Charles Carman the Suter quoit ace claims national status though twice beaten by Jinks. A local backer offers 20 to Sam Day to run 166 miles in 30 hours next Saturday before the 72 hour race. Day hopes to complete the feat and will meet Day’s backers to confirm the wager, which totals 100 dollars each side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mckeesport
Charles Carman
Suter Quoit
Jinks
Sam Day
Day
Oet
Noremac
Rogers to visit New York for Nations League committee meeting
Col John I Rogers arrives in New York for a Nations League committee meeting at 2:30 PM in the Wall Street office to prepare papers in the Ward suit. A challenge letter from Baldy requests a dog race at any time or place, signed A. K. Baldy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ffeclal
Pispaton
New York
Col
John I Rogers
Nations Leagne Committee
Messrs. Day
Byrne
Office of Counsel
At & Wall Street
Baldy
A. K
McClelland Leaves City to Train for Race
E. C. McClelland and trainer Chris Roselip depart the city to train for a race. The dispute notes a $300 ride fee as part of the arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. McClelland
Chris Roselip
Dogs to Fight for Five Hundred Dollars A Side
Sullivan and Jack the tot will clash for 500 dollars a side on irhebastis. Both dogs are hailed champions. The Ripper beat Sullivan in their last bout, while Sceric the Famous Sculler is reported dead. Dispatch notes H Searle as the champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
Jack the
Irhebastis
the Ripper
Sceric
Loxipox
H Searle
Cham- Stoauugeeoaiien Whenke
Office Beckers in New Bethlehem Demand Oficial Documents
New Bethlehem residents seek official post office documents as five applicants compete for the position. A meeting called by the borough committee was adjourned abruptly amid confusion and ceremonial distractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckers
New Bethlehem
G. L. Thomas
Iime
Thas
Oteer
Convict John Reilly Raises Grievance Over Hearings
During an inquiry at Western Penitentiary last year witness John Reilly claimed money paid for securing a hearing before the Pardon Board. Warden Wright said Reilly was recently released and that his charge appeared groundless, with George A. Kelly also noting no prior memory of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reilly
McPhillamy
McPhillamy-Mabarneke
Board of Directors
Western Penitentiary
Bailly
George A. Kelly
Prison Board
Wright
Reilly
Aie Airge
Oe Wright
Siiesionb
Mahameke
Penn Avenue Affray Ends With Shooting Incident
Anton Bigel was shot following a dispute on Penn Avenue last night. He and three men, Eoman Niggel Peter Massey and Conrad Deminger, met in Lafayette alley and clashed. Massey resisted arrest, leading to a police struggle and Massey being badly beaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Bigel
Penn Avenue
Bigel
Eoman Niggel
Peter Massey
Conrad Deminger
Lafayette Alley
Massey
Wentsel
Ortha
Ursuline Convent Faces Debt After Refusing Offer
An authority reports five French Ursuline nuns were offered 30000 dollars to leave the convent, refused, and now the 200000 dollar debt rises. A new superior is due in three years, but Mother Alphonse is removed for noncompliance. Sisters Burns, including Gertrude the superior, have helped with donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ursuline
Alphonse
Burns
London
Gertrude
Winter Garments Slaughter Sale At P.CcCC Corner
Local shop ad announces an immediate eight o clock sale of overcoats, winter suits, underwear, fur caps, and children's clothing. All goods priced to move with no reserve and sold as is until exhausted. Corner Grant and Diamond streets near the new courthouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.cccc
Grant and
Diamond Sts
New Court House
Japanese Ware Bazaar Opens for Holidays in Pittsburg
The Select Family Grocers Wm. Hasiace & Sox announce a holiday bazaar featuring Japanese ware. Store hours extend to 8 PM daily until Christmas at 18 Diamond Square Pittsburg with special discounts on large pieces and urging early calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hasiace & Sox
Select Family Grocers
Diamond Square
Pittsburg
Bargain Holiday Sales Across Pittsburgh Stores
Local ads promote cash or credit options and deep discounts ahead of Christmas. Dealers such as OPPER Bros. & Co at 307 Wood Street and Jos. Erceopaum & Co. on Fifth Avenue highlight low prices, stock clearances, and extended hours. Diamond pendants, musical instruments, dolls, and mohair fabrics are pitched with slogans promising value and quick sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opper Bros. & Co
Wood Street
Horror Bros. & Co
Reed appoints leaders and committees in Congress
Speaker Reed announced committee assignments to speed Ways and Means and Appropriations work. Kelley yields chair to Manufactures, Carlisle leads the minority, and McKinley becomes ex officio majority leader. The move aims to secure swift action and test McKinley's leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. McKinley
Ohio
Carlisle
New York
Reed
Kelley
Pennsylvania
W.C. P. Breckenridge
Kentucky
Eans
Peaker
Nimeelt
House
Mills
Texas
Ways and Means
Inst House
Eoereereelus Bayne
Ways On Means
Belden
8Er Reed
J. Wilson
West Inia
Dalzell
Dalzel
Marsh
York
Townsend
New Brighton
Bilcott
McKinley
Lawmaker Hopes to Undermine Civil Service System
Washington dispatch reports Representative Houk of Tennessee promotes a three member department board to replace the civil service commission. He predicts passage would erode the civil service law and lead to its repeal, citing Ohio election results and anticipated support from President Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Houk
Tennessee
Congress
Civil Service Commission
Gres
Harrison
Ohio
Sonia Tt
Aga
All. Taylor
Tomes
No Geach Need Repealed Amid Chaos and Offices
Fragmentary text notes a repeal or reversal tied to a phrase about no Geach and four chaos and offices. Remaining readable items show an unclear policy shift and stalled actions affecting governance.
Congressmen Seek Full Salaries Amid Silcott Scandal
Washington dispatch reports a congressional committee probing Silcott defalcation plans to issue a report by Wednesday. They reportedly will not rule on whether the Sergeant at Arms is a disbursing officer but may urge full member salaries be paid by the government. House member Payne introduces a bill defining the duties of the House Sergeant at Arms, requiring a bond and Treasury oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washincrox
Payne
New York
House of Representatives
Sonner
Treasury
Ellison
the Treasury
Special Investigating Committee
Washington
Rachel
Cation
Reed Names Five Committees in Installment Plan
Speaker Reed announced committee appointments listing members across Ways and Means, Manufacturing, and Elections. Individuals named include McKinley, Borrows, Bayne, Dingley, McKenna, Payne, Lafay ette, Carlisle, Milla, McMillan, Breckin-off ane Ee cie, Butter, Sera McComas, Peters, Cogswell, Beiden, Morrow, Breckinridge, Randall, Forney, Sayres, Resiicky, Dock, Kelley, Burrows, Taylor, Arnold, Sanford, Wilson, Grimes, Fowler, and Wike with others in several panels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
WasHinetos
Meters
McKinley
Borrows
Bayne
Dingley
McKenna
Payne
Lafayette
Aes Carlisle
Milla
McMillan
Breckin
Sera McComas
Menee
Iowa
Peters
Cogswell
Beiden
Morrow
Wer
Michi- Breckinridge
Randall
Forney
Sayres
Dock
Manufi Facture
Mesars
Kelley
Burrows
E. B. Taylor
Ohio
Arnold
M Sanford
Wilson
Weat Vague
Bynum
Winois
Grimes
Fowler
Ouk
Cooper
Hangen
Sherman
Dalzell
Igen
Greenhalge
Crisp
Crisp, Otf
Guthwaite
A Moore
Texas
Wike
Iinois
Clunie
Charity for All in a Nation’s Mourning Prayer
The House chaplain’s December 9 prayer called for charity for all and forgiveness as the nation grieved many losses. He cited the saintly example of a renowned leader and urged softened hearts and reconciliation among citizens.
Holiday Store Hours From Dec 14 To Dec 24
The Peoples Store announces extended hours from Saturday December 14 to Tuesday December 24, open every evening until 9 oclock.
New York Tribune Ad Invites Soldier Story Submissions
The New York Tribune advertises 25 soldier story prizes of 250 150 and 75 dollars for the best three with rewards and premiums. Veterans are invited to write and circulars describe the 40 brilliant contributions. Lists prominent editors and figures and notes farming papers on the agricultural page. Sample copies free and subscription options available at 98 Fifth Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G W. Cabin
Chauncey M. Depew
Ae Gail Hamilton
J. R. Paxton
T. V._Powderly
Albert Griffin
T. Dodd
Josiah Allen
Rii
Ernest
Christmas and Holiday Attractiveness at Local Store
The store touts a grand Christmas display across all departments with a vast selection for young and old. It highlights new styles and durable garments for boys from 2 to 18 years, including kilt suits short and long pants suits and boys overcoats with prices noted for full dress patterns up to $50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wra
Bor Bantu Bet Fiok
Agian Mieten
Eakat
SAS Reed
Plush Fabrics and Trimmings at Discount Prices
For dresses and trimmings widths and qualities see Plushes 45e 60e 75e and upward offered at bargain rates.
Holiday Trade Brims with Glorias and Silks
Nearly a thousand items available for the holiday trade. The largest assortment and value offered include Ladies' and Gents' Glorias from 125 to 4, and Silk pieces ranging from 250 to 750. Also listed are silver oxydized and natural wood options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joora Arcs
Perfect encyclopedia in steel of kind kinds and qualities
The fragment lists goods for men women and children including handkerchiefs and steel items, suggesting a broad catalog in a shop or advert. It reflects a period tone with emphasis on durable goods and household items.
Gentlemen's Silk Mufflers and Dress Patterns on Sale
Readable items include silk mufflers and dress pattern lengths with a range of prices from $4 to $275. Store offers various cuff and stud sets and black canes, appealing to different tastes and ages.
Variety Linen Goods and Patterns at Bargain Prices
A catalog shows table cloths and napkins priced from 30 to 325 dollars, stitched items 10 to 20 dollars, tea sets 12 to 350 dollars, white fringed sets 3 to 25 dollars. Victoria cloths 3.25 to 6 dollars, comforts 1 to 205 dollars per pair, satin covered eider down 40 dollars, patterns and ginghams 75 cents, calicoes by pattern.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New York Brotherhood Club
Priddy
E. G McClelland
Cornelius van Cott
E. B. Talcott
Frank B. Robinson
VanCott
McAlpin
Talcott
Robinson
Keefe
Tom McAlpine
Mesare
Eaton
Connor
Crane
O'Rourke
Players' League
Beld
Boonles
Cieb
Spagal
Dirfatch
Clifton Reamis
Mtrcal
Nikpatch
Stim
Westchester
Bronot's
Ean McClelland
Jennings
Saudar
Jama B, Arey & Co
Fifth Ave
Ursuline Convent
Hanny & Hayes
Lern
Smith Mt
New Building
TTS
Hamilton’s
Postoffice
Ohio Street
Egheny
Schoxdelmyee & Co
Keramitheey
Jos
Erceopaum & Co
Fifth Avenue
Petigieid Meter
Hopper Bros. & Co
Hucus & Hacen
Harrison's
Federal Shest
Allegheny
Roger 9. Mills
Democrats
Jeffers
Davia
Tur Draratch
Appropriations
Lightner
Congresemas Howk
Silcatt
West
Virginia
Fair
Stawinds
Prrresvea
United States Signal Service
oMvoria Ey Ee Tene
Iver
Brownsville
Warren
Dr. Tutt
Tutt
Murray &1
Roger
Dauvray
Fravo
Helen Dauyray
NEW Publications
THE
NEW York Tribune
Weorly
E Tribune
B.S. Davis & 0
Tribune
JOS. Fleming & Son
Rraso Draggists
Liberty ST. Star Corner
ERN. Stein’s
Tokay Wines
H. A. Wolf & Son
Pittsbur
W. & Son
H. Holmes
AL Ae
Harris’ Drug Co
Furnishers
del Wran
Pocketbooks
Evan
Dogakin
Santa Elias
Cae Ee Neon Coletts
FURS
Victoria
Campbell & Dick
Sant Coutvar
EE. Simmtt
Liberty St
Col. Smithfield
Suap Ll
Ton
Douglas
Brockton Man
Rapa San
aGeneaee School
Howry
Rome
Rebagca Street
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