Boom in Local Sports Amid League Stay Debates
Reports from Indianapolis confirm the Hoosiers will remain in the League and a ten club circuit is planned. Kilroy denies signing with the Boston Brotherhood Club while Brush and Hewitt advocate Indianapolis and a strong franchise lineup for next season.
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Indianapolis
Kilroy
Boston Brotherhood Club
Hanson
Cleveland
Johnon
Pittsburg
Nimick
Washington
Brush
Walter
Hewitt
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Conn Anapolis
M. Kilroy
Eeeron Eae
Boston
Byrne Highlights Brooklyn Ais Club Move and League Parity
New York November 16 President Byrne spoke on the Brooklyn club joining the league calling it a creditable move and noting Brooklyn now matches Chicago Boston New York and Philadelphia. He criticized St Louis president Von der Ahe for alleged deals and defended Brooklyn’s seven year reputation for fair play and honesty.
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New York
Byrne
Brooklyn
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
St Louis
von der Abe
Jef
Fequ
Wigan
von der Ahe
Brooklyn Baseball
City Hesitates on Brotherhood Ball Club Plan
Report shows no Brotherhood meeting held about the proposed pen ball club in this city last evening. Ed Hanson left for Greveland to confer with A Johnson, aim undisclosed but believed to center on securing cane supply and capital for a local club venture.
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Ed Hanson
Greveland
Johnson
Hanton
Hanson
Toronto Accepts Likely After Atlantic Conference
Cushman telegraphs from Philadelphia that a conference with Von der Abe and the SB committee of the American Association occurred. He was invited to join the Association, and Toronto will probably accept.
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ToronTo
Oxtt
Cushman
Philadelphia
von der Abe
SB Committee
American Association
Associaion
Horse racing entries list for Guttenberg tomorrow
Telegram from Diwraren Horsow Coverr Dretvine Park dated November 15 lists entries for Guttenberg tomorrow across multiple races. Names include Fordham Wayward Topeka Thad Howe Issaquenns Sky Gyper filly and others with assigned weights and mile or furlong distances.
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Horsow
Dretvine Park
Guttenberg
Pordham
Rebellionie
Herman Thariow
Wayward
Blog Bock
Topeka
Thad Howe
Issaquenns
Sky i Gyper
Terondes Andes
Sline
Cheesy
Re Jin Scotch
Lal Fon Stint
Lorris
Inrey Quarters
Fordham
Lardinboyne
Tararon
No clear professional match details found in clipping
The readable text is fragmented and mentions a tonal sporting man and a challenge between Heilly and Corcoran with a youngster under 130 pounds. No verifiable event, date, or outcome can be established from the fragment.
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Ace Evening
Jeft
Heilly
Orcoran
Priddy McClelland Contests Stir Up Track Bets
Priddy and McClelland again drew attention with possible mile and three quarters or two mile clashes for $600 or $1,000 side bets. Sam Day backed to beat Noremac in a 12 hour race, with Kirby betting against him. Horse and poultry showdowns followed, each side set at $200.
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McClelland
Priddy
Priddr
Pudds
McCleland
Sam Day
Noremac
Pat Kirby
Day
Gen High
Eman
Hegelman
Tala
Hertz
Guerrero
Accused Seen Drinking Together in Cronin Case Trial
Witnesses for the defense affirm that Coughlin Kunze and O’Sullivan were seen drinking together after the Cronin murder. Testimony details Kunze’s name change, Dinan’s horse description, and alibi efforts as the defense attacks key state witnesses.
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Coughlin
Kunze
O’sullivan
Dr. Cronin
Niemann
O'Sullivan
Jeremiah Hyland
Ashland Avenue
Nehman
Cousi
Farrell Eyes Title Bout With La Blanche Fight Plan
Pat Farrell voices optimism for a middleweight title clash with La Blanche. He proposes a $1000 stake and asks the California Athletic Club to add $5000 to secure the bout, arguing such a purse would compel La Blanche to accept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Farrell
la Blanche
Farrell
California Athletic Club
Fulda
Races Listed for Clifton Tomorrow in Special Telegram
Entries announced for Clifton races with multiple horses per event. Furlong lengths range from six to seven and a half, including names like Foster, Moonstone, Vivid, Lena Hairspring, Antocrat, Young Duke, Now or Never, and Van Count Luna among others.
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New York
Clifton
Foster
St. Paris
Moonstone
Mattie Looran
Vivid
Howerson
Carrie GQ
Gounod
Silver Star
Seatick
Ten Booker
Lena Hairspring
Utility Hulda
Sunshine
Glen Almond
Orn
Furtrison
Bessle K
Maggie
Gramercy
Sitee
Antocrat
Ner Edward
Sieareenie Gath
Jeveral
Young Duke Ark
Wunboyne
J Brian Boru
Dusgler
Tschwood
Yesterday's Winners at Elizabeth Races
Elizabeth New Jersey November 14 The meet featured six three quarters mile races with Manola Arabs Louise Wheeler and Robespiere among repeat winners. In the remaining events Martin Hassell and Eliton Aaron led but were outpaced by Tipstall and Lela May with close seconds and thirds.
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Eliton Aaron
Bae Orhe
Martin Hassell Wo
Tipstall
Lela May
Philadelphia Club Signs Clements and Gleason to League Deals
Secretary Rogers of the Philadelphia club announced that Clements and Gleason have signed League contracts for first base. Both players also signed good contracts, confirming their positions with the club.
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Philadelphia
Rogers
Philadelphia Club
Ya — Eee Clements
Bchriver Atcher Gleason
Clements
Gleason
Desxver Ballgame Between Bostons and Browns A Poor Show
Desxver reports a disappointing game on November 18 as the Boston team faced the St. Louis Browns in a wretched affair from start to finish with little notable action or scoring to report.
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Desxver
Bostons
St. Louis Browns
St. Louis
Harry Wright Signs Contract to Manage Philadelphia Club
Harry Wright of the Old Stand in Philadelphia signed a contract this afternoon to manage the Philadelphia League club, marking a key move in the club's leadership announcement today.
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Harry Wright
Old Stand
Philadelphia
Special $10 Coat and Suit Sale At P C C C
Today only at Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House the 310 sale offers 500 fine overcoats and 500 fine suits for ten dollars each. Overcoats include chinchillas kimelions and castors while suits feature Bound Brook chevli Athlone woollens and English glove worsteds. Dont miss this remarkable bargain.
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Bound Brook
Athlone
Grant and Diamond Sts
New Court House
Bargain lace sale features Vandyke pointe guipure laces
Special bargain cream silk guipure laces described as Vandyke pointe three inches wide priced at 25 cents. Additional widths from three to eight inches offered at 250 to 275 cents as Bran.
Prices Slaughtered in All Departments
Local ad from KRxABLE and Suvster at 35 Fifth Ave announces dramatic markdowns across all departments with attention to bargains and limited-time offers.
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Krxable & Suvster
Fifth Ave
Great Bargain Ribbon Sale On Record Beginnings
Horne and Wake at 41 Fifth Avenue advertise a record ribbon sale with a wide range of shades for holiday crafts. The notice claims excessive stock and urges shoppers to visit the store as the sale starts Wednesday.
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Horne & Wake
Fifth Avenue
Farce Coat Sale At P.C.c.G Store
An ad announces a one day sale to start a rush for men's coats at 75 brown checked cassimere capes priced at $7. The offer is pitched as a great deal at the P.C.c.G. store on Grant and Diamond, opposite the new Court House.
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P.c.c.g
Cor. Grant and Diamond Stas
New Court House
Wool Plaids Offered At Bargain Prices By Store
ALIL Wool plaids 62 inches wide priced at 75 cents a yard, a bargain even at a dollar. Jos Horne Co Penn Avenue Stores advertise the deal to shoppers looking for economical fabrics.
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Jos. Horne & Co
Penn Avenue
Redaction Sale Begins Midweek at Lies Popular Gallery
The notice announces a sale starting Wednesday at Lies' Popular Gallery located at 35 Fifth Ave and Sixth St corner. Items include photos and crayons for the holidays with cabinets selling at $1 per dot and extra panel pictures. It also mentions Trio Use F and V's Pittsburg beer as a relaxant for sleep.
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Kxasie & Suvsrer
Fifth Ave
Sixth St
Stolen in Daylight Abduction of 16 Year Old Alice Jackman
In St Louis a 16 year old girl Alice Jackman was abducted in broad daylight before witnesses including Mrs Brouthers and Miss Myrtle Hunt. Six men from a closed carriage seized her at 9 30 AM near Lafayette Park and escaped with her. The case stems from a probate dispute over guardianship with guardianship held by John G. Taylor. Authorities seek the kidnapped girl and trace the abductors as the investigation continues.
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Sr. Louis
Miss Jackman
W. H. Brouthers
Borhood
John G. Taylor
Richardson-Taylor Drug Company
Mr. Taylor
Tiger Taming Tales From Hoboken to Peru
A Bengal tiger on a show train torn bars and fought with an elephant during the trip from Hoboken to Wallace and Anderson's winter quarters in Peru Indiana. Young Edward Thieler describes the escape attempts and improvised repairs as the animal caused damage and the crew restrained it overnight near Harrisburg Columbus and Harrisburg again.
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Dispatch
New York
Hoboken
Wallace & Anderson
Peru
Ind
Edward Thieler
Philadelphia
Disratcn
Harrisburg
Prince
Mr. Anderson
Columbus
Dupes of a Sharper Smooth-Talking Fraud Victimizes 500
A local scammer posed as manager for Cappa's Thirteenth Regiment Band and sold concert tickets in Rochester on November 13. He circulated circulars and press clippings to gain trust, booked Washington Rink for a supposed show, and collected the advance sale money before fleeing town with the funds. About 300 people gathered for the event, but no band performed.
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Arthur Irwin
Associated Press
Disparon
Baltimore
Kilroy
Matthew J. Kilroy
Baltimore Baseball Club
Brotherhood Club
Philadelphia
Barnie
Washington
Brotherhood
Dispatch
Rochester
N. Y
Cappa
Thirteenth Regiment
Washington Rink
Wolsey
Pee Bad
Carece
Mies Jach Performs in Baltimore Concert
Mies Jach sang Marguerite to a crowded Baltimore audience. She announced a return engagement in Pittsburgh where she will perform Carmen on Wednesday.
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Bantimore
Mies Jach
Marguerite
Pittaburg
Say
Carmen
International American Congress opens with hidden agendas
Washington November 18 delegates resume sessions after six weeks. Brazilian delegates are absent. Secretary Blaine presides as committees are formed to handle credentials and secretaries. Reports outline 15 committees on customs, transport, and communications for future action.
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International American Congress
Blaine
J. Blaine
Prefers Jail to Senate Allen O Myers Denies Candidacy
Columbus Ohio November 18 An impression spreads Myers sought US Senate seat He telegrams from Cincinnati denying candidacy He says he would rather finish his sentence in Franklin County Jail than serve in the Senate He adds the statement is not confidential and criticizes the present Senate era
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Allen O. Myers
Henry B. Payne
Columbous
United States
Myers
Senate
Cinorn 2
Franklin County
United States Senate
Hood
Allen O
P. S
Kentucky Judge Killed in Mt Sterling Shooting
Louisville dispatch reports that at Mt Sterling today S D Everett shot and killed Judge Langaton. Authorities say Langaton may have fired first, motive for the fight is unknown. Everett is jailed.
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Kentucky
Louisville
Mt Sterling
S. D. Everett
Langaton
Everett
Public statement on ballot box forgery by G J Murray
Attorney G J Murray accuses R G Woods of ballot forgery and forgery schemes linked to the Balletbor Manufacturing Company. He details Woods draft contract, use of the office boy to trace names, and forged signatures including Butterworth and Eberman, noting Halstead doubted the paper until a practical proof.
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Dibpaton
Crsersgati
G. J. Murray
R. G. Woods
Woods
Murray
Balletbor Manufacturing Company
Foraker
The
Tana
Ology
Cae
Iit
Commercial Gazette
Columbus
Washington
Campbell
Millward
Aeoods
Necsus
Butterworth's
Eberman
Halstead
Quay Plays Role in Speakership Battle Over Solicitorship
A telegram from Washington reports Senator Quay seeking leverage in the Speakership contest by backing Hart for the Internal Revenue Solicitorship. The piece recalls the Gilkeson Hart episode tied to Deputy Commissioner of Internal Revenue and later Gilkeson becoming Treasury Controller, with McKinley and Sherman entangled in the amid controversy.
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Tom
McKinley
Dispatch
Washington
Senator Quay
Gilkeson-Hart
Internal Revenue
Gilkeson
Internal Revenu
George Wilson
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Quay
Wilson
Alphonse Hart
Sherman
M Y
McSneether
Mr. Hart
Treasury
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad elects new board at annual meeting
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company held its annual stockholders meeting in Baltimore on November 18. Directors elected include James Sloan Jr William F Barns Decatur a com William P Blackford Aubrey Maurice Gregg J Willcox Brown FE Frick George A Vonlingen George C Jenkins. W G Atkinson withdrew in favor of Vonlingen and Seerones elected president. Net earnings for 1689 rose by 339 over 1868. Directors urge authority to indorse 700 on first 5 percent notes for a line through coal fields between Fairmount and Clarksburg.
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Ie. Georg
Seer
Board of Directors
Honesganeliver Railroad Company
Fairmount
Clarksburg
Decline of Methodism in New York and Brooklyn
A Methodist Preachers Association meeting reports dwindling congregations in New York City from St. John’s to Hundred and Eighteenth Street and in Brooklyn. Rev Dr Roche of Brooklyn warns of near despair as efforts to consolidate parishes fail and emphasizes the need to multiply, not just consolidate, in Philadelphia.
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Brooklyn
Digiaron
Philadelphia
Methodist Preachers’ Association
Roche
N. Y
New York City
New Rk
St. John’s
Handred
Eighteenth Street
Four Suspects Apprehended In Stable Burglary Case
At about 3 o clock yesterday morning Lieutenant Holmes and Officer Sullivan arrested Harry Davis W J Gallagher John Hunter and Ralph Weaver after finding them asleep in a stable near Center avenue. They carried burglar tools and marks on back windows of local stores and houses tied to robberies. The quartet appeared before Magistrate Grippe yesterday for preliminary holding.
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O'Sullivan
Tom Whalen
John Stift
East Chicago Avenue
Michael Brennan
Brennan
Michael Whalen
Dan Conger
Holmes
Sullivan
Harry Davis
W. J. Gallagher
John Hunter
Ralph Weaver
Oe Street
Center Avenue
Lewis Bros. & Co. Reach 574-Cent Dollar Settlement
New York trading firm Lewis Bros. and Co. of 86 Worth Street has completed a compromise with its creditors at 574 cents on the dollar. All creditors named in the agreement have signed the settlement.
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New York
Lewis Bro’s. & Co
Dry Goods Commission
Worth Street
Freight tensions rise as rains aid packet boats
River flooding lets packet companies haul large freight volumes, provoking rail officials to argue for rate concessions. J A Hall of the Cincinnati line notes shippers push for lower rates when water is scarce, while Hessus comments on freight loads and water dependence.
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Packet Companies
J. A. Hall
C. BR. & P. Railroad
Itis
Cincinnati
Hessus
Hell
Local Scene Features Wanamaker On State Politics
W H Wanamaker, linked to Chicago, speaks at a local scene about state political affairs. The Dispatch reporter notes Wanamaker’s views and discusses the influence of the Junior Reveree of State and the administration’s cautious, conservative pace.
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W. H. Wanamaker
Chicago
Wanamaker
Rapiian
Potter’s Wound Seen Superficial. He May Yet Recover
A special telegram from Providence reports Mr. Potter surviving after a bullet wound. physicians note the injury is superficial and he clings to life with strong will. His wife remains hopeful amid tragedy as doctors work to stabilize him.
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Providence
Potter
Bagan
Ferdon
Denney Family Theme in a Fragmented Poem
A fragmented text fragment discusses greed and pleasure with references to the Denney family and themes of wealth and poverty. The readable lines imply critique of wealth and desire, but the source remains incoherent. No clear events, dates, or places are identifiable.
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Denney
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