Charter filed for local Brotherhood baseball club formation
A charter application for the Brotherhood baseball club was filed by W. P. Potter. The list of subscribers includes William McCallin Morr Boer C F Beymer Edward Hanson W. W. Kerr H. B. Rea and W. A. Stone with stock amounts shown. about 25 percent paid in. The document notes substantial outside stockholders, mainly Pittsburg residents, and indicates formation under the Limited Co-partnership act of 1874 with liability limited to capital stock.
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Smith
Slavin
Day
Mickey Welch
McAleer
Brotherhood ‘Baseball Club
W. P. Potter
Pittsburg
William McCallin
Morr Boer C
F. Beymer
Edward Hanson
W.W. Kerr
H. B Rea
W.A. Stone
Stone
van der Slich
Wagner
Philadelphia
Fool
Rosta
Xaia
Atlantic Association Fights To Claim Baltimore and Cities
New York December 2 The Atlantic Association magnates push a strong campaign to capture Baltimore Washington Haven Worcester and Boston with plans to reinforce Hartford and reappoint sites. Treasurer White of the Philadelphia club held talks but gave no firm pledge on payment or action as committees work toward new venues and a large score for the organization.
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Atlantic Association
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Billy
Cniace
Baltimore
Washington
Elronit
Haven
Worcester
Boston
Lowell
Associa
Ae Club
Phdadelphia
Max’ Daan
White
Chicago dispute blocks Amalgamated union revival
A fragmented report from New York and Chicago suggests a stalled plan to revive a union with the American Federation due to unresolved admission terms and financial hurdles. The piece hints that sport and membership fees complicate efforts amid claims of shifting leadership.
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Mi von der Ale
New York
Aes
Ion
Axocadion Fina
Philophian
Waleel in Form Refuses to Leave Brotherhood
Cleveland League manager Gus Bebmelz and scout Charley Zim German slipped in quietly with Jimmy McAleer to a room in the Too House to discuss McAleer’s status. The incident occurs amid tensions with the old league.
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The
Brotherhood
Old League
Surprise Drops Hinted for Brotherhood Action Soon
New York reports promise further surprises as the Brotherhood may unveil a move soon. President Day travels to Holyoke to consult Mickey Welch while counsel delays pace. Day hopes for pitcher arrivals and notes an agent connected to Holyoke amid the talks.
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Paton
New York
John Ward
New York Club
Day
Holyoke
Mickey Welch
Ee Ae
Welch
Teak Te Soboushe
Mr. Day
Ion Deyee
Garvin Signed by Chicago National League Club
Umpire Charles B. Power signed Bert G. Garvin for the Chicago National League team today. Garvin, a former New Castle player, praised as a brilliant fielder and reliable hard batter, drew attention last summer for his strong play and was signed after teams sought his services.
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Charles B. Power
Bert G. Garvin
Chicago
Garvin Wias
Alamet
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McKeesport Players Signings Include Torreyson
Frank Torreyson of the McKeesport Baseball Club visited the city yesterday and signed Southside catcher. He is also negotiating with Frank McLaughlin, a former shortstop, for a potential contract.
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McKeesport
Mr. Torrey
Frank McLaughin
Ategbany Cin
McLaughlin
Pedestrian Race Opens With Top Contenders Arriving
The big two hour race at the London Theater opens Monday with Daniel J. Herty arriving after claiming the title. He expects a hot contest with about 14 starters including Cartwright Guerrero and others from Cleveland and beyond. Contestants train hard for the top prize money and boast strong form ahead of the event.
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Daniel J. Herty
Cartwright
Guerrero
Cleveland
Jack Sun
Golden
Slavin Smith Boxing Clash Under Debate Amid Brisk Betting
A Police Gazette dispatch reports brisk betting on the Slavin versus Smith boxing match for 5000 dollars and a championship. The notice notes confusion over arrangements and that the Australians and English will travel to France, with Slavin in first class condition and betting 1 to 30, Smith the favorite.
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Slavin-Smith
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England
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Horse Races at Elizabeth Reported with Times and Bets
New York December 2 report lists three races at Elizabeth with results. Count Luna Orst Amos second in 1:29, Watch Me wins five-eighths, Sophist takes first in seven-eighths, with second and third places noted and betting odds listed where legible. No times recorded for later heats and a note on refunds and standings appears.
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Luna Orst
Amos
Bill Barnes
Luna Ito
Watch Me
Spalding
Thad Howe
Sophist
Jim Gates
San Jose
Eee Acergesisters Algedad Te
Seven- Am
Belle Meade Stud sale plans prompt retirement of partners
Nashville Texas dispatch notes the Belle Meade Stud will be sold April 2 next for division as Judge Howell E Jackson retires. General W H Jackson and John Harding will bid and buy several stallions and mares while continuing the boating business amid Sporting Notes and other racing chatter.
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Texas
Belle Meade Stud
Howell E. Jackson
W. H. Jackson
John Harding
Track Event Promises Handicapped Mile Limits
A fragmented report details a track meet with names such as Bonner Skinner Donovan Howe and Burrows. It mentions handicaps for William son aged 49 and a scratch man, referencing distances like 87 yards and 48 feet in a wing loop and jump sequence, with event quarters and participants from America and England.
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Bonner
Jelington
Marvin
Harry Boshtoe
America
M. John Ca
E. Skinner
KE Donovan
W. Howe
Thomas Burrows
Williamson
Esmeralda Delights Sewickley Valley Club Audience
The Sewickley Valley Club staged Esmeralda by Mrs Hodgson Burnett and W H Gillette to a large Sewickley hall crowd with Pittsburg and Allegheny society attendees. Mr Booth as Josiah Rodgers drew praise for voice and portrayal while Miss Whi and Miss Anderson led engaging performances. set design and mise en scene earned special note as preparations for the January 21 show are announced.
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S. Richardson
Booth
Josiah Rodgers
Pete Neer
Mie Booth
Leda Ann
Ang North Aman
Tessure
Townley
Jack Oan
Paris
Josiah
Mr. Booth
Lydia Ann
Mrs. Burrows
Mis. Burrows
Adair
Nora Desmond
Miss Anderson
Jack Desmond
Mr. Carpenter
Dave
Richardson
Robert Nevin, Jr
Halsey Williams
D. Leet Wilson
Dickson
King of Smoky Hollow Arrest Shocks Smoky Hollow
Jack Fickley known as the King of Smoky Hollow was jailed after a confrontation with Officer Beegel. He attempted to force his daughter to read a reader, attacked his wife, and choked her when she stepped in. He had two prior attempts to hang himself in jail recently.
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Smoky Hollow
Beegel
Mr. Fickley
Fight Over a Keg Ends in Assault Charge
Charles Donshue filed an information before Alderman Warner charging Frank Jones with assault and battery after a dispute over a key order led to a fight. Both mill workers live on the Twenty-eighth street hillside. Jones allegedly seized a hatchet and cut the prosecutor’s hand. Hearing set for today.
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Warner
Frank Jones
Jones
Twenty-eighth Street
Johns’ House
Weather and river reports from December 20 1389
The page lists river stage readings for several locations with forecasts and weather notes. It records River 1.8 feet with a 0 change, Mor anTows and Brow nsville readings around 6 feet, and cloudy weather with temperatures around 56 degrees. Stock figures for Rutland and others appear in brief notes.
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Brownsville
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Widow Mrs Donnelly Taken After Fire to Homeo Hosp
Mrs Donnelly a middle aged widow picked up near Monongahela House on the day of the fire remains at the Homeo Hosp in an ether state. She has no home and her only friend is her cousin Frank Stacys of Buffalo who is well to do and she wishes to be sent to him.
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Detroit
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New York
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Francisco
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Scantons Gate
Gospel Temperance Union Meeting at Curry University Hall
The Gospel Temperance Union plans its regular meeting at Curry University Hall tomorrow evening. A. M. Brown will address the session as Ohio observes the start of the women’s crusade. A cordial invitation is extended to all interested parties.
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Curry University Hall
A. M. Brown
Ohio
Embezzler Nichols to Face Hearing After Philadelphia Release
Alderman McMasters received a telegram stating H. M. Nichols, held on a $140 embezzlement charge, was released on $1,000 bail in Philadelphia and must appear for a hearing next Monday before the alderman.
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Philadelphia
H. M. Nichols
E. E. Patterson
Respected Brother Welit Removed to Toronto Monastery
The venerable Brother Welit of the Redemptorist Order, long based at St. Philomena Church on Liberty Lane, has been relocated to a monastery in Toronto, Ontario.
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Redemptorist Order
St. Philomena Church
Liberty Rone
Toronto
Nada
The Electric Light Strike Continues Amid Conference Talks
The carbon setters strike remains unresolved awaiting a conference between the company and the labor committee. Reports say Herman Westinghouse was in town and no agreement was reached yesterday. The company claims 25 applicants were filed by the police chief, while the workers say the firm is short of available labor.
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Labor Committee
Herman Westinghouse
Olice
Esterday
Inspector Larceny Information Filed Against Simpson
Inspector McAleese filed an information against J M Simpson for larceny in connection with a stolen item from Mrs Maryree Grant’s store. Simpson was arrested after attempting to flee on the street.
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J. M. Simpson
Maryree Grant Ace
Dollar Savings Bank Banquet Held for Shareholders
The directors and clerks of the Dollar Savings Bank held their annual banquet last night for the Dogueme. Alber madoeny attended the menu, indicating a pleasant event as bankers applauded the gathering.
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Dollar Savings K
Alber Madoeny
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