Wright Declares Himself in Brotherhood and Baseball Rules
Harry Wright asserts loyalty to the Philadelphia League club and predicts many Brotherhood members will stay in the league. The Joint Playing Rules Committee adjourned after minor changes adding two extra players, revised umpire interference, and clarified ball handling.
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American Association
Rand Central
Bt Louis
Swuisville, Columbus and Athletic
Irwin Foresees Brotherhood Plans Boosting New Baseball League
Arthur Irwin, ex-captain of the Washington club and new Brotherhood leader, says the group and financiers will stay in the venture. He predicts strong material and a banner Boston team, dismissing worries about players, while pledging to play and contest a championship season.
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Washington Club
Baseball League
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Hanlon touts Brotherhood stock sale and ground location
Ed Hanlon reports brisk sale of Brotherhood club stock with Hon M B Lemon buying a large portion and says most stock will be sold tomorrow. Ground plans settle at Exposition Park with L Magee weighing involvement. Magee and Johnson met Monday. rumors of Magee joining the venture are denied by Hanlon amid Garbled reports from League officials.
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L. Magee
Exposition Park
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Johnson
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Clements
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Old League
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Comiskey Calls It a Go for Brotherhood
Captain Comiskey of the St Louis Browns tells Dispatch he believes the Brotherhood will succeed and that players have strong backing and capital. He says no American Association players will join, and recalls rejecting overtures from Thad Bryne to switch teams. He criticizes Bryne and an umpire for a Cincinnati meeting incident and notes the Browns lack an empirical staff next season.
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St Louis Browns
Dispatch
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American Association
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Deny Eepiles to Pfeffer in Indianapolis Club dispute
In Indianapolis on November 12 Fred Pfeffer of Chicago denies rumors of player detentions and says the Brotherhood faces mixed results. He notes a job offer for Jack Glasscock as traveling salesman for a tobacco house and predicts only two Brotherhood members may stay with the club. The local secretary confirms limited Brotherhood continuity among players.
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Indianapolis
Fred Pfeffer
Chicago
Jerry Denny
Brotherhood
Pfeffer
Relt- Brush
Jack Glasscock
McKeesport Stockholders Debate Next Season Club
Stockholders meet to decide if McKeesport will field a thorough going professional club next year. Some back a real pro team and entry into the Western Pennsylvania and New York leagues or the Ohio league. They claim strong local baseball patronage.
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McKeesport
Onnsyivants
Buck Ewing Discusses Brotherhood Scheme Today
Buck Ewing, baseball star, spoke in Union about the Brotherhood plan calling it a real go and likely to succeed. He dismissed sensational desertion reports and said there is ample money to back the scheme.
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Buck
Union Ak
Brotherhood
Hancock, Mich
Thomas Smith
Thomas Coughlin
Johe FP
Ryan
Smith
Coughlin
Dinan
Contracts Signed Bulletin Lists Final Assignments
President Wikoff issues bulletin detailing contracts signed with listed parties including Kansas City Elmer EF Smith Louisville P. F. Jones Washington Lewis Whistler Indianapolis John Fee Chicago A C Anson M J Sullivan Mills EE Foster John E Carroll Denver C H Trompey and others in November 12 1990.
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Wikoff
Kansas City
Elmer Ef, Smith
Louisville
P. F. Jones
Keenan
Washington
Lewis Whistler
Indianapolis
John Fee
Chicago
A.C. Anson
M. J. Sullivan
Mills
EE. Foster
John E. Carroll
Denver
C. H. Trompey
Farrell Ready to Meet La Blanche for 31000 Bid
Backers push Pat Farrell to fight Marine La Blanche with a 31000 side purse and any offered by the California Athletic Club. Pittsburg backers plan to post a forfeit to force the bout, seeking a middleweight title clash and establishing leverage if La Blanche declines.
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Pittsburg
Farrell
George la Blanche
Pat Farrell
Farre
Pittsburgers
Goodman
M. Farrell
la Blanche
The Coming Champion Promising Weastern Sprinter
George Smith praises James Collins as a rising world sprinter at age 20 with strong legs. He hints Collins may race in England’s Sheffield Christmas handicap and notes possible chances of victory.
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George Smith
George
James Collins
Collins
England
Sheffield
Smith
California athlete aims for high stakes boxing clash
An 11 year old named BorTor was reported to seek a match offer against Domin McCaffrey with promoter Sullivan claiming a $10,000 prize and an outside bet. Details indicate plans under the Ornia Athletic banner for a high stake bout.
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BorTor
John L
California
Domin' McCaffrey
Sullivan
McGo
Ornia Athletic
Burke Entangled in Escape Plot in Cronin Trial
In Chicago a key Cronin trial witness Pauline Hoertel described hearing cries at the Carlson cottage the night of the doctor’s death. Burke allegedly attempted to flee to Europe in disguise while authorities examined identities, tickets, and a forged name. The hearing adjourned after lengthy debate over testimony and motives.
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Cronin
Pauline Hoertel
Carlson
Burke
Europe
Indians at War on Blue Mountain in Utah Territory
Reports from Durango say Old Hatch chief of the Piutes and Cowboy and his 17 year old brother, sons of Old Wash, are dead after a dispute over a Navajo blanket. Piutes killed the two murderers and the Utes cremated them, with 50 Utes gathered and 100 warriors enroute, raising fears of a coming battle.
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Con
Old Hatch
Cowboy
Old Wash
Blue Mountain Range
Ohio regiments scandal shakes state politics
An Ohio dispatch reports an Army National Guard First Regiment scandal alleging graft, profane excesses at officers quarters, and depictions of election corruption. Adjutant Riley, Assistant Adjutant Ludlow, and Captain Ely resign amid the uproar as Baltimore hosts Catholic Laymen congress debates education, religion, and labor issues.
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Gambag
Colonna
Longworth
Ety
Riley
Ludlow
Ely
Balttrmore
United States
Congress
Morgan O’brien
New York
Stanford and Bonner at Odds Over Sunol Sale Price
Senator Stanford refuses to disclose the Sunol sale price, noting the deal allows Bonner to announce or withhold terms. He says the mare may stay in California for a year and could be sent to race tracks if weather permits, with hopes Sunol and related horses set for time trials and possible records. Hearst offered higher, but price remains private.
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Hearst
Francisco
Robert Bonner
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Maud
Axtell
Palo Alto
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Sunol
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Manol
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Catholic Temperance and Church Music Conference Report
Sunday discussions focused on temperance enforcement including Sunday saloon restrictions and minor liquor sales bans. The congress praised Catholic journals, advocated church music to aid devotion, and affirmed loyalty to the Holy See with speeches by Honore Mercier and church representatives.
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St. Louis
James H. Syro
Phiadelph
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New York
Clifton Entries Offer Mixed Card At Tomorrow’s Meet
The Clifton program lists two races with mixed fields and purses. The first race for 3-year-olds covers a mile and one sixteenth with notable entries including She 14 Solona 1 Wild Cherry IM and Red Light 8. The second race for all ages is selling over one mile featuring a long list of entries such as Carrie 643 Meade 106 Vigilant 1% and many others.
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Solona
Wild Cherry IM
Red Light
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Meade
Vigilant
Gallas Dan Pa
Cant Teil
Jennie MeReusness
Me Sereen
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Peik Wesc
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Kasson
Farcon
Cab Lasers
Our Way. Honest goods and generous dealing will trade faster
A shop proclaims its policy of selling reliable, high quality clothing with a clear stand at a distant landmark. The message asserts no need for leaders, promises open protection, and vows steady customer growth as competition must sell better than ever.
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Mile Stone
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