Hopeful talk on new local baseball team and court cases
Ed Hanlon talks up a new local baseball squad with plans for pitchers Galvin Staley Morris and others while confirming roster uncertainties and a pending securing of catchers and infielders. Colionel Rogers says Miller case will go to court next week. Scandrett reports Beckley's signing process and delays in advance payments amid Brotherhood tensions. Chicago era notes include possible New York league admission and St. Louis joining questions.
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Hanlon
Brotherhood Club
Brotherhood
Dunlap
Kuebno
Mani
Miller
Galvin
Staley
Morris
Paul
St. Louis
Dext Works
Louis
New York
Day
Seery on the Pexce and Hoosier Fielder Tension
Indianapolis December 11 Seery of the League team hints at weariness with his role and doubts the Brotherhood. He joined the Brotherhood weeks ago and says the club may slip apart though he has not ruled out returning. He has spoken with President Brash and Thompon, seeking clarity on his future with the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brash
Indianapolis
Walt Eouate
Those League Suits Reach Court Action Next Week
John J. Rogers walked Independence Square with a bag of legal papers as the Philadelphia club Colonel Janeult contemplates action against Buffington Fogarty Sanders Meyers and Hallman. The Pittsburg dispute near Lemont yielded reports of a brutal clash with unconfirmed names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Rogers
Independence Square
Janeult
Philadelphia
Janet
Weeshail
Buffington
Fogarty
Sanders
Meyers
Hallman
Pega
Lex
Ineter
Chowne
Dal Wns
Guttenberg Winners
ISPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE DISPATCH. New York, December 14 Today s races at Guttenberg resulted an follows: anra, Firm race, porse HO, beaten boreca of all atx forlongs-Vilmer Mald fret, Grimald! second, Tin rong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guttenberg
New York
Anra
Porse HO
Boreca
Unclear racing report fragment with jumbled names
Fragmentary horse racing note lists several riders and horses with garbled results. Mentions Janet Murray with a 2 to 1 odds and a fifth race going five furlongs. Names and times are partially unreadable, making a precise summary difficult.
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Seaet Dane Sted
Teemyes
Carris Gatel
Ettings Ockisn Biol
Stot
Samaria
Criadon
Janet Murray
Cee
Poor Dillon's Fate: Friends Uncertain If He Lives
New York, December 13. The seas around New York harbor have been searched within miles of the port for Dave Dillon and his boat after he was blown out to sea yesterday. Steam tugs scoured the bay all day with no sighting and none of the incoming ships reported him. Dillon, a famed Battery boatman and former Australian racing champion known as Australian Davo, is 65 and left a wife and four children in Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Harbor
Dave Dillon
Dillon
Sandy Hook
Clifton
Australia
Battery
Whitehall Caveman
Davo
Sullivan to Meet Jackson for Fifteen Thousand Dollars
A tentative agreement is reached for a five month training period and a $15,000 purse for a boxing match between Sullivan and Jackson at the California Athletic Club. Captain Cook reports telegrams from club president Fulda indicating Jackson’s willingness to fight provided preparation time is five months. Sullivan is said to be in good condition and may depart for New York to fulfill engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sullivan
New York
Notable Sports Tangles and Signings Across United Clubs
A乱 mix of sports notes, signings, and events. Jack Guasscock, brother of Jack, signs with St Paul team while discussions swirl over world best scullers and upcoming seasons. Sam Day plans a ten hour, sixty six mile attempt at Wood’s track as others weigh boxing match prospects and legal contests.
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G. Rees
J. B. Guasscock
Jack
Ina
St. Paul Weatrm Association
W.c. SeeRre
Eee
Eam Ene
American Sons
Aera
Brotherhood
Sam Day
Wood's
Ase
Eversons
Aastrals
Petengen
Sporting Department
Peead
D. FF
Ohm Crothers
Senikeeutee
E. Scott
Tom
Ben Die
Thirty Fourth Ward School Directors Try Again to End Deadlock
The Thirty Fourth Ward school directors plan another meeting to decide which teacher to remove from the corps. Past efforts failed as the board could not agree who should go. Parochial school opening reduced public attendance, leaving a need for three teachers instead of four, but the board remains divided on who shall depart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thirty-fourth Ward
Professor McKee Accused of Assault on Student
Alderman Reilly heard H B Rentzel’s information against Prof. David F McKee principal of Colfax school for assaulting his 9 year old son John Renteel on November 25 The prosecutor says he grabbed the boy and threw him in the air struck his head with a book and slammed him against a desk causing bruises
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. BR. Rentzel
Reilly
David F. McKee
McKee
Colfax
John Renteel
Horse valued at 400 dollars dies on Federal Street
George Schmidt, agent for the St. Louis Brewing Company, owned a horse that dropped dead on Federal Street yesterday. The horse reportedly stepped on an electrified streetcar track, which caused the fatal incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Schmidt
St. Louis Brewing Company
Federal Street
Ella Wheeler Wilcox Advice for Aspiring Authors
Tomorrow's Dispatch offers pertinent guidance from Ella Wheeler Wilcox to aspiring authors. The column emphasizes discipline, clear purpose, and consistent practice as keys to success in writing and storytelling.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Tomorrow’s Dispatch
Nine to join Harmony Economite Society in February
A Beaver Falls telegram reports that nine residents of Economy Pennsylvania will be admitted to the Harmony or Economite Society next February. Admittance requires celibacy, with married members separating from families to live by the society's rules, a practice previously observed in such enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Economite Society
Beaver Falls
Harmony Or Economite Society
Economy
Westinghouse Lands First Denver Lamp Order
River telegrams report Brownsville and Mercantons rivers clear with small depths. Warren river shows rising levels and cold, cloudy weather as Westinghouse Electric Co wins a Denver contract for 3,000 incandescent lamps, the first order from that city, with plans to operate 6,500 lights and the plant increasing to 16,800 lamps.
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Dispatch
Brownsville
Mercantons
U. Warren
Westinghouse Electric Company
Denver
Col
Ite
Indignant at Acquittal Sparks Community Protest
A special telegram from Esnora reports an indignation meeting at Carmichaels after the acquittal of James Neff in the William McCausland murder case. Citizens vow to pressure Neff to leave the area, with a determined group planning further action and urging the community to stand against the verdict and influence. Neff resides with Emma, a woman of bad character, and the meeting criticized Washington for the acquittal. The gathering was held at night and signaled local unrest.
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Carmichaels
James Neff
William McCausland
Washington
Lynchin
Wren Welles
Sepeseas Shane
Emmanae
Neff
Wits Sronet
A Collection Of Rings At Hardy & Hayes Jewelers
A treasure filled display at Hardy & Hayes on 529 Smithfield street features the prettiest ring collection yet, with The Marquise as centerpiece in colored gems and diamonds along with varied solitaire options. Also mentions US Royal Worcester and decor items, store hours, and other ads including Jos. Ercopaum & Co. and Hopper Bros. promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardy & Hayes
E Marquise
Harpy & Hares
Smithfield Street
Narrow escape from gas at Reading house
December 15 at Reading, seven residents of Mrs Wenrich's home on Walnut street narrowly escaped suffocation from illuminating gas. Neighbors found the house still and Peetoene climbed to alert others, breaking doors and freeing occupants as gas filled a first floor room. Miss Wenrich is bedridden and ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beapine
Gang of tramps attempt to murder conductor in transit
A raid in the upper Baltimore and Ohio yards at Cornelliville ends with nine tramps captured after they attacked Conductor John Wortman and a brakeman. Wortman was forced down on the tracks and his lamp plundered as the mob signaled the engine to run him over before help arrived. Also, Meadville notes a severe injury when an emery wheel burst, wounding J. C. Barrett in the face and jaws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Distatch
Cornellivilue
Baltimore and Ohio
John Wortman
Wortman
Meadville
J. C. Barrett
Meadville Wise Company
Barrett
Remains of Charles Richards Returned for Funeral
The remains of Charles Richards who died last Saturday in Denver are brought to 340 Taylor Street Bloomfield. The funeral is set for this afternoon at 2 o clock. He belonged to Lawrence Council No 61 Jr C U A M and members are urged to attend in a body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Richards
Denver
Col
Taylor Street
Bloomfield
Lawrence Council No. 61, Jr. C. U. A. M
Gentlemen Accessories Range in Classic Wardrobe
A list of gentleman apparel and accessories is presented including Mackintoshes smoking jackets umbrellas shirts ties suspenders collars socks cuffs studs mufflers handkerchiefs hair brushes toilet sets pocketbooks cuff buttons neckwear woolen underwear smoking sets cardigans. The items reflect traditional gentlemanly attire and related grooming goods.
Classifieds Packed With Odd Lot Goods and Familiars
A long listing enumerates a wide range of items including clothes accessories toys and hardware. The inventory reads like a general sale note with categories from garments and jewelry to tools and vehicles suggesting a broad auction or shop stock.
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Col. Rogers
Rogers
Ewing
Ward
Jackson
San Francisco
Scandretitt
Scandrett
Beckley
Manaoe
Caroline An de Enngne
League
Celene
Pittabargers
Ocoxelisville
Pittsburg
Lemont
Here
Sporting Notes
CanTon
England
Apter
H'Kee
Bostars
Wester Fenn
West Virginia
Preresoro
United States Signal Service
Massee
Westinghouse
Royal Worcester
Crown Derby
Deolron
Jos
Ercopaum & Co
Fifth Avenue
Happy
Hopper Bros. & Co
Wood Street
Allegheny
Louiisville
Basin Many
D. D
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
G. Moors
M. D
Arch St
Reading
Thea
Alan Boyd Jardine
Tomorrow
Dom Pedro
Brazil
NEW Publications
Young Ladies’ Journal
Paris
All Newa
The
International News Company
Axp & Duane
Lew
McMasters
Antonio Bainta
Richards
Baiota
Baiata
Dr. Tutt
Des Tsay
California
JOS. Fleming & Son
Pittaburg
Hunter
J. Wouters Keubep
Wweners
Hugo Blance, Se
Thos. C. Jenkins
ERN
Stein’s Tokay Wines
A. Wolf & Son
M. H. Holmes & Son
Fleming & Bon
Klinordlinger & E WM
Arthur “and EN
Harris’ Drug CO
Liberty Street
N. B
Century Magazine
HE Century
Tur Century
Joseph Jefferson
Stockton
Amelia E. Barr
Lincoln
Kennan
Siberian
LA Farge
Japan
Egypt
Miss Edwards
Henry George
Edward Atkinson
Edward Bellamy
All Desis, Tue
Samba Por Seo Sa
RB. & Davis & CO
Campbell & Dick
Delt
Iale
Mammoth Retail Shoe Stores
W. M. Laird,w. M. Laird
Market St
JAS. Mneil & Bro
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