Brotherhood Meetings Shake Minor Leagues at Exposition Park
Report on the Brotherhood gathered in New York notes a key meeting of baseball officials at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. Discussions cover classification schemes, arbitration matters, and minor association protections. Leases of Exposition Park to the Brotherhood and stock in Sunol trotting horse are mentioned alongside remarks from Spalding and other magnates.
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Mr. Spalding
Messrs. Houlon
Johnson
Exposition Park
Brotherhood Club
Mr. Bonner
Wonder
Sunol
Brotherhood
League and American Association
Thea
Fifth Avenue
Board of Arbitration
Ground conditions force postponement of Exposition event
Flooding at Exposition venues prompts rescheduling to tomorrow and Thursday in Erewade. Squirrel il Gun Cinch Quinn Wil manages the event. Mike Quinn, veteran first baseman, is also involved with Tri-State Lasrve in a guided session and jabs.
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Mike Quinn
Pittsburg to form Brotherhood club with Hanlon drive
Messrs Hanlon and Johnson pushed stock sales for a proposed Players club in Pittsburg. They sold about 11000 dollars worth and leased Exposition Park for five years to house the venture. Mayor MecCallin said plenty of money exists in the city and Pittsburg capital should own the club.
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Hanlon
Johnson
MecCallin
Pittsburg
Itteborg
John M. Ward
Messia
Hanlon and Johnson
Exposition Park
Arbuckis & Co
Nésand
Chase Wi
Ebay
Ward
Messrs
Hanlon and
Denny and Glasscock
Messrs. Hanlon and
Pittburg
Sunol the Greatest Trotting Wonder Sold to Bonner
New York November 11 Robert Bonner purchased Sunol from Governor Stanford California Sunol trotted a mile in a paralleled time for a three year old of 200 g considering her age the performance is regarded as the greatest ever by a trotting horse. Bonner would not disclose the price but said he had paid more for Sunol than for any horse before.
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Brotherhood
Mir. Spalding
Chicago
Ward
Sutcliffe
Cleveland
Forest City
Anson
Tim
Brash
Indianapolis Club
Hooster
Rae
Cam Orn
Glasscock
Denny
Indiananelis
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Athletics
Columbus
St. Louis
Louisville
Howl Stratford In
Robert Bonner
Sunol
Stanford
California
Bunol
Bonner
Mane
Jay Eye
Robert Honner
United States
New York
Vanderbit
Clarke Defeats Nangle in Sprint at Homewood Park
P Clarke of Cambria City beats Fred Nangie in a 200 a side sprint at Homewood Park yesterday morning. Nangle conceded seven yards after penalties as spectators watched a heavy track race won by Clarke. Herman Smith fired the pistol and spectators noted Nangle’s early faults before the finish.
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P. Clarke
Cambria City
Fred Nangie
Tana
Homewood Park
Nangle
Herman Smith
Clarke
Ludges
Clifton race card listing for New York events
Tomorrow's entries at Clifton outline five races with purses and entrants. Madeline colt and Hemet appear in the first, Sierra Nevada handicap features Honaliza and J McFarland ton, and several others like Peril Manor and Manhattan are shown in the lineups. The card includes six furlongs to three quarters of a mile events and a one mile race with noted horses such as Young Lake Swifterin Ocean Vivid and Wild Cherry.
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New York
Clifton
Madeline Colt
Hemet
Lady Agnes
Maggie K
Wander West
Millie
Honaliza
J. McFarland
Troy van D
van IM
Peg
Young Lake
Swifterin
Ocean
Vivid
Ware
Wild Cherry
New Year racing entries listed for Elisabeth track
Telegram from Tepelial to the Dispatch outlines today’s entries at Elisabeth for two races. First race features added weights and a one mile distance with horses such as Winona Zephyrus and pilots like Baile Sonwena, while the second event includes a six furlong sweepstakes with Bohemian Arab Pelham Giroudes and St Valentine among the listed runners.
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Elisabeth
Eridentin
Baile
Sonwena MG
Euceall Ae
Winona Zephyrus
Eotea Reece
Tulla Black- Siam
Pilgrim
Cortland
Veronica
Lil
Serermetaes
Oregon
Sam Shoree
Aix Forlones
Bohemian
Giroudes
Sir Evans
St. Valentine
Local Racing Results at Elizabethtown New Jersey
At Elizabethtown New Jersey on November 11 a series of five races was run. Forham won the opening five furlongs with Blor rock second and esc third in 1:63. The six furlong second race and a six furlong third race saw Benit Ta and Hisiiabarg win respectively, with Dunboyne and Glendale taking places. The final six furlongs produced Golden Reet Gienmoor finishing second and Bradford third in a close race with no explicit time recorded.
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Elizzantra
N. J
Forham
Blorrock
Esc
Hisiiabarg
Dunboyne
Glendale
Golden Reet
Lawrenceville Brotherhood club eyed for Thirty sixth street grounds
A Lawrenceville baseball patron said yesterday there is strong support for a Brotherhood club if it locates in the vicinity of Thirty sixth street near the A V RR. Prominent local businessmen including street car interests and a brewing firm will supply capital if grounds are chosen there.
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Lawrenceville
Thirty-sixth Street
A. V. RR
Crounds
Swindler Lobley Brought to Justice by Inspector Byrnes
New York reports Samuel Lobley, a 25 year old famed jewelers swindler, captured by Inspector Byrnes after years of crimes. He forged bank certification in 1881, fled to England, was jailed in Canada, and faces indictments in New York with possible 100 additional complaints.
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New York
Byrnes
Samuel Lobley
Alfred
Smith
Broadway
Lobley
England
America
Canadas
Kingston
John Clark
Philadelphia
Lobler
McCaffrey Seeks Sullivan Fight in San Francisco Tentative Conference Promised
Dominick McCaffrey plans to meet John L. Sullivan in San Francisco as a California Athletic Club purse of at least 7500 dollars is discussed. McCaffrey sold his Union Square saloon to fund the venture and hopes arrangements are completed by Wednesday night if Sullivan arrives from Boston.
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Dominick McCaffrey
New York
John L. Sullivan
San Francisco
Dispatch
Sullivan
Boston
Kilrain
California Athletic Club
McCaffrey
Union Square
Dominick
Harry Alden
Mike Kelly
Boston Baseball Club
Barkis
Willin
Pittsburg
McAuliffe
Mr. Sullivan
Cincinnati
John L
California
Rember
Gee McCaffrey
Field Against Reed Dominates Speakership Race In Congress
Within a week a majority of the House is expected to convene with Speakership contenders Cannon Henderson and Burrows already in town. Reed leads the race with a current pole position but needs solid support on ballot one and a gain on ballot two. Some foresee consolidation among other candidates to block Reed.
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Wasmineron
Congress
Messrs
Cannon
Henderson
Burrows
Ohio
McKinley
Reed
Governor Foraker Reflects on No Hope for a Third Term
In an interview with CrscIsNATI on November 11 Governor Foraker cites liquor interests as the main cause of his defeat, noting hostility across the state and nation. He says he bears no ill will toward opponents and that third term talks had little impact outside Cincinnati.
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Crscisnati
Foraker
Comey
Suspbell
Cincinnati
Contractor Martin Joyes in Court Watch for Knockdown
Martin Joyes, a contractor, faced legal trouble after knocking down Patrick Fitzsimmons at the Point. An information was filed before Alderman McDlasters, and Joyes is set for a hearing on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Joyes
Patrick Fitzsimmons
Alderman McDlasters
Joyce
Notice of funeral for John Munhall in 1538
Brief funeral notice for John Munhall aged 1 year 10 months, with residence details garbled in OCR. States a funeral to be announced hereafter.
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Avitata
Hises
John Munhall
Allegheny Water Plan Moves To Secure River Power
The Allegheny Water Committee reviews bids for Troy Hill pumping engines with Gordon Steam Pump Co. favored at 2125 dollars while Hughes Steam Pump Co. and Wilson Snyder & Co. submit other bids. A separate resolution expands plans for pure water supply including extending a main to Nine Mile Island and building a reservoir and filter plant.
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Allegheny Water Committee
Troy Hill
Wilson, Snyder & Co
Hughes Steam Pump Company
Cleveland
Gordon Steam Pump Company
Hamilton
Gordon Company
Adobe
Reserve Township
East Street
Armstrong
Howard Street
Messrs
Lowe
Emrick
Buente
Cochran
Corps of Engineers
Nine-Mile Island
Huling’s Eddy
Logan's Eddy
Messrs. Speer, Lowe and Henricka
Chambers Denies Window Glass Pool-Order Conspiracy
James A. Chambers of Chambers and McKee Window Glass Company rejected reports of a national pool among United States window glass manufacturers. He called the idea absurd, said his firm would not join any consolidation, and noted they price glass higher than the Pittsburg association to prove quality. Other manufacturers doubted the feasibility and practicality of a national pool.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Chambers
Chambers & McKee Window Glass Company
United States
Chambers
Pittsburg Association
Chamber of Commerce Honors Pan American Delegates
At a regular directors meeting President Schmertz thanked members for entertaining Pan American delegates in the city and said the visitors requested thanks for the courteous treatment. The finance chair noted entertainment costs were modest. Anderson offered a resolution to ask the Navy Secretary to name a new steel war vessel in Pittsburgh. New members elected include D. M. Anderson Shaw Brothers William Schuette Sigismund Loew Thomas Evans and Frank Rham.
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Chamber of Commerce
Schmertz
Chamber
Batchellor
Finance Committee
Anderson
Man Injured After Train Grabs Drover on Bridge
Yesterday Jacob Reiber a 77 year old drover of Butler was crossing the railroad bridge at Herr's Island with his son when a locomotive struck them. The son escaped unhurt but the father was lodged on the cowcatcher and carried about 100 yards before the train stopped. He suffered a broken arm and was taken home by neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Reiber
Butler
Herr’s Island
Mozart Club Opens Season with Cinderella at Old City Hall
The Mozart Club presents its first concert of the season at Old City Hall featuring Heinrich Hofmann's cantata Cinderella for soprano Mr W B Wolfe mezzo soprano Mrs Mathilde Henkler and bass Mr E H Der oe with chorus and orchestra. The program includes Mendelssohn Fingal's Welcome overture.
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Mozart Club
Old City Hall
Heinrich Hofmann
Cinderella
Mrr
W. B. Wolfe
Mathilde Henkler
E. H. Deroe
Harpoin
John Cheshire
Reid
Motroi
New York
Deans
Mendelssohn
Fingal
N. G. Wilcox
Bellevue Borough
Loftus
Daniel Madden
Alderman Jones
Michael
Iseneil
Willard Reelected WCTU Leader at National Convention
Miss Willard wins election as president of the National WCTU with 430 votes from 463 delegates amid an upstairs brawl over Morton's saloon license. She pledges to keep peace while upholding temperance. Mrs. Willard donates remaining book proceeds to the union, and college temperance efforts gain emphasis.
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Crrcaco
Miss Willard
Foster
New H. Hunt
Boston
Uth
Sweet Home
Morton
Del
Hiffman
Z. G. Wallace
Mary A. Woodbridge
L. M. N. Stevens
Esther Pugh
Willard
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Miss Pugh
Dickey
Path Tpike DeaRy Sheet Iin
Blestotn
Wensers
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Mesdeames Carhart
Potter
Home Missionary Society
M. E. Church
Cowhead
Laura Haviland
Drunk dispute over Molasses Case Ends at South Side Station
A case described as Adam versus Eve arises from a South side arrest. Adam, a grocer on South Nineteenth street, and widow Mrs. Mary Sheehan of South Twenty seventh street were taken to the Twenty-sixth board station after molasses from the grocer stock spilled, both intoxicated and unable to explain how it happened. They were cleansed and held for Magistrate Brokaw's investigations.
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Adam
South Nineteenth Street
Mary Sheehan
South Twentyseventh Street
Twenty-sighthoard
Brokaw
Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson at local depot meeting leaders
Assistant Postmaster General Clarkson traveled from Washington on the Limited last night en route to Lexingto n Kentucky for Colonel Cassius funeral. McKean and District Attorney Lyon greeted him at the barrier then discussed the matter with McKnight and the arbitration panel weighing the Johnstown contractor claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKean
Walter Lyon
Clarkson
Washington
Lexin Ky
Cassius M. Faneral
Pain
Lyon
Limited
Mr. Wanamaker
United States
New Orleans Report Quack Cure Promoted
G A Pickett claims a cosmetic remedy by Speer and Tatts Fille will cure any case of chronic constipation, urging those troubled by the dreadful ailment to try the treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.A Pickett
Speer
Children’s Suits Sale Across All Sizes From 2 to 18
A department store promotes a wide range of children’s suits with discounts from 20 down to 3. The offer features wool and silk combinations, cashmere and cloth styles, many colors and patterns, and includes ages from 2 years to 18 years with affordable down payments.
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van Dyke and
Directoire
Esa Point
Duchesss
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Om Ssiy
Ee Eee
Chicapo
Omsha
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McCormick
Setae
Ee Sakba
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Clarke Wok
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Lawrencerlo
Beecham
Ponn
Martin Handy
Allegheny’s Water Supply
Navy
W. C. I. U. Convention
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Morton's
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Prrranuna
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Ewes Boop
Se River
Mapecial Telegrama
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Warren
Seth Doctor
Rogers
Wen Weeaceny
McKnight
Johnstown
Evan Jones
Sela
Guckenheimer
Balachi
Don Vinning
Don Market St
Ty Jos
Fleming& Son
ERN. Stein’s
Tokay Wines
Hang
H. A. Wolf & Son
W. H. Holmes & Son
IDS
A. Fleming & Son
Kleinondlinger & CO
Arthur Andriessen
Harris’ Deug CO
New Orleans Report
Dé N.Y. Murrey
the People's Store
Toman
Children’s Suits
Fabrica
N. B
People's
Pittaburg
Sateay Nigel
Campbell & Dick, Freemasons’ Hall
Rosenbaum
Singia
Neal Nestey
Mino
Wallingford Street
Bidwell Street
Neville Street
Wall Street
Assembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
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