Brothers and League Contact Fight Looms Over Pittsburgh Club
John M. Ward and Ed Hanlon discuss the Brotherhood threat and league injunctions as Pittsburgh stock is disposed and contracts signed with Banlon Fields Miller Koehne Galvin. Glasscock signs for the old League while Johnson heads to Cincinnati for a club move amid signing and restructuring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Ward
Brotherhood
Hanlon
Pittsburg
Glasscock
Ed Hanlon
Mr. Ward
Pittisburg
Banlon
League
Williamson's Talk Sparks Brotherhood Meeting Confusion
Ed Williamson of the Brotherhood Chicago club tells a reporter the previous day’s gathering was informal and that next meeting details and new signings are not being disclosed. He denies rumors of men refusing to support the union and cautions against guessing names or intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicaeo
Ed Williamson
Brotherhood Chicago Club
Brotherhood
Ward
Bood
Glasscock Signs Cleveland Shortstop for Forest City League
In Cleveland Jack Ginscock signed E J McKean the Cleveland shortstop to the Forest City League team for next season. Glasscock plans further signings in Boston and Indianapolis and claims two contracts with several offers reportedly on the table. He attached his name to the deal with a $2200 next season figure and was offered additional advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dietatech
Cleveland
Jack Ginpcock
E J. McKean
Glanscock
Boston
McGeachy
Indianapolis
Denny
Coll
McDermith Re-Elected President of Tri-State League
Tri-State League meeting updates include re election of President McDermith and new officers. Directors elected from Mansfield Canton Akron and Youngstown. Championship season runs April 30 to September 16 with salary fixed at a stated figure and scheduling planned among cities for admission and league operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spirin Griziy
McDermith
Frank Brewer
Dayton
J. B. Barnes
Charles H. Voeghe
Mansfield
Frank W. Torreyson
William A. Willard
McKeesport
Claude Stewart
Harry Uber
Youngstown
William Cirr
Maeee Weeons
Alae
Bocsrary
Ee Lanne
J. Eee
Brewer
Canton
S. M. Leichert
Bhesting
M E
Akron
A. E. Miller
Od Sport Signs Involve Pittsburg Club Incorporation
Messrs Hanlon Galvin and Ward visited the office and Galvin stated they had just signed Galvin, refuting magnates claims and hopes. The Pittsburg club plans to be duly incorporated before the league’s next meeting, with players eager for a landmark season in baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Hanlon
Galvin
Ward
Thin
Pittsburg
Fbe
Rowe's Tram and Bostox Sign Washington Players
Jack Rowe of Bus Brotherhood and Johnna Irwin with Conny Mack join Washington veterans Wise Rowe White making seven signings by the club this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bostox
Jack Rowe
Bus
Brotherhood Club
ae Johnna _Irwin
Oaper
Conny Mack
Washington
Wise
Rowe
White
Pew Boflaie Club
Pittsberg Players Promulgate Fostering Contracts
President Young issues fostering contracts with Pittsberg club members Charles Gray Jack Kelly Phil Routcliffe Kirby Baker Edward Mulharne Howard Sonn G Berger and Henry Jones in Wastrrotox on November 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastrrotox
Young
Pittsberg Club
Charles Gray
Jack Kelly
Phil Routcliffe
Kirby Baker
Edward Mulharne
Howard Sonn G. Berger
Henry Jones
Killen Seeks Fight Challenge With Dominick McCaffrey
Pat Killen the Northwest heavyweight arrived in New York and announced a challenge to Dominick McCaffrey. He seeks a match on his terms, with or without gloves, and weighs about 215 pounds. Killen plans to stay only briefly to settle a relative’s estate and will be managed by Arthur Lumley while in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dom McCaffrey
New York
Pat Killen
Northwest
Killen
Dominick McCaffrey
Kilien
Hoffman House
Mets
Enid
Dominick
Etul de Sethi Erates Teneipes
Sullivan
International Baseball Association endorses unity at Detroit meeting
At the Detroit meeting on November 2 the International Baseball Association clubs from Detroit Toledo Toronto Hamilton London Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo affirmed unity and potential future expansion. Grand and Saginaw sought future action while Columbus O and the American Association could be invited. Descent. Mills of Detroit was expected to be elected president. No major action before adjournment.
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Detroit
Mis
International Baseball Association
Toledo
Toronto
Hamilton
London
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Columbue O
American Association
Grand
Saginaw
White
Buffalo Club
International Association
International
National League
OM B Mills
F. Is
Back Calls Happy Jack Traitor for Deserting Brotherhood
Indianapolis dispatch reports "Back" Erling arriving to stop desertion of Brotherhood members. Ewing calls Glasscock a traitor before a conference. the piece notes initial support for the League and possible punitive actions against defectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Happy Jack
Indianapolis
Erling
Brotherhood
Arthur Pong Aries
Ewing Sava
Ewing
GI “Glasscock
Andeonns
League
Tnt
St John Resigns From Professional Rowing Over Teemer Incident
In bitter terms J A St John denounces professional oarsmen and withdraws from rowing. He declares he will not assist the Boston inaugural meeting of a new professional association to be held on the 6th of next month, citing the Teemer race trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
J. A. St. John
Gandaur
Boston
Southern Trip Dates Planned for Local Baseball Club
Harry Smith outlines spring itineraries for the Florida based club with games in Pensacola and New Orleans and other cities. He plans to post contracts after the holidays as the team tours before the championship season opens. A pitcher and several veterans are expected to rejoin, though no signings have been made yet.
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Florida
Harry Smith
Pensacola
New Orleans
Otek Wece
Nicalek
Oer
Aes
Slavin Ready to Fight Sullivan in America
Archie Sinclair in London reports Slavin the Australian champion challenged John L. Sullivan to a public match under London prize ring rules. A fight to a finish is proposed with stakes of 100 to 10,000 and articles to be drawn up promptly for immediate arrangement.
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Slavin
Telegnam
New Yorke
Arthur T. Lumley
Archie Sinclair
London
John L. Sullivan
America
Entries at Clifton for tomorrows races in New York
Telegram from Clifton lists entries for tomorrow’s races with multiple horses under selling and weight terms. Thoroughbreds named include Owen Golden Middlestone Lemoine HY Siree Becky Knott Mabel Gienn Laure ee Carlowlin Sliver Star Woodstock Glen Al mond Beahyne Ten ir Grid Jennie McFarland Lan caster Lancaster Van lid Ra Asn't Teli Fannie H Lakewood Sho oe nF ai welter Handicap.
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New Yor
Clifton
Owen Golden
Middlestone
Lemoine HY
Becky Knott
Mabel Gienn
Laure Ee Carlowlin
War
Sliver Star
Glen Almond
Beaheyne
Jennie McFarland
Fee
Cenlary
Lancaster
van Lid Ra
Teli
Fannie H
Seatick Vivid
Lakewood
Furlonariusa
Paleon
Mplire
Giron Zangbar Il
Fieve
Glassware price uniformity talks stall over scheme houses
The table glass trade seeks uniform prices as negotiations stall with scheme houses that sell goods with glassware gifts. Manufacturers want direct buys from jobbers, while scheme houses buy from factories. The dispute centers on cheaper, large‑lot purchases undermining jobbers and prices. Indiana and Ohio makers resist due to advantageous costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Ohio
Cronin trial alternates with Beggs defense move
The Cronin trial featured the defense calling State's Attorney Longenecker to testify as Beggs seeks an alibi for Martin Burke. Witnesses traced Clan na Gael activities, examined inner circles, and detailed letters between Spelman and Beggs as prosecutors press lines of inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cronin
Beggs
Clan-na-Gael
Burke
Pcaco
Longenecker
O'Sullivan
Martin Burke
Matt Danahy
Clark Street
Chicago Avenue
Jin Burke
P. H. Nolan
Camp 20
Patrick Cooney
William Coughlin
John O'Malley
John F. Finerty
John F
Finerty
Clan-ne-Gael
Doctor Cronin
Matthew P. Brady
Francis P. Gleason
Republican Club
Grand Pacific
John Dwyer
Clan-na- Gael
National Assembly
John 8
Mullin
Order
Foster
Beare
Aiece
John F. Benge
Spelman
Hubbard
Pelman
Reyes
Not a White Horse at All in Cronin Trial
In Cronin trial notes, defense plans to show the horse that carried Dr. Cronin from his office on May 4 was not white, potentially exonerating Pat Dinan’s livery. Louis Budenhilder of Hoboken is expected to testify that a black horse pulled the buggy and that the doctor could drive away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beggs
John F. O'Mally
Northtown
Matt Danahy
William Coughlin
O’malley
Danshy
Burke
James L
Buffalo
Lyman
N.J
Cronin
Back to Private Life Exposes Stage Hustle
Detective John McTighe attended a rehearsal at the Academy yesterday and posed as Old Sleuth to lure 15 year old Mand Glannock toward a staged meeting with a Cincinnati man. The ruse ends with the girl returning home, illustrating the lure of fame over a dull home life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McTighe
Academy
Mand Glannock
Theater
Mand Orr
Cincinnati
J. B. Glannock
East Third Street
Bedillion Release Mixup Corrected in Court News
Yesterday's court note misidentified Frank L. Bedillion as released on habeas corpus. Those familiar with jeweler Thomas P. Bedillion know the correct subject was different, and the error was clarified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court News
Frank L. Bedillion
Thomas P. Bedillion
The Gut tend Tomorrow Horse Entries and Thursday Coat Sale
The telegram lists horse race names and odds for upcoming events including Lomax Gloster and Athenian fig Tid, plus a Thursday sale advertising men's overcoats and suits at sharply reduced prices. The promotion notes special Thursday bargains at Fy a G. C. on Grant and Diamond streets opposite the new Court House.
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Gutenberg
Guttend
Lomax
Gloster
Bonnie Lass
Ronald Harold Lagge
Fire Furlon
Pat Dacor Ranning
Bordelaise
Lane
Carnot % Hornside
N Fe Bisch Tech
Tuasher Nikk Festus Eptane
Mickey
Dim Yantes
Joe Heineman
Pome Rae Brows Fargo
G. C
Cor
Grant and
Diamond Sts
New Court House
Selection of fur shoulder capes at Aniakrstilite Gallery
A sale of shoulder capes in fur including bisck astrachan black Persian lamb seal mink martin Bomian sable and other varieties offered by Aniakrstilite Gallery located at 516 Markarg chee im Pittaburg with a wide range of styles and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aniakrstilite Gallery
Markarg Chee Im Pittaburg
Wanamaker Souvenirs for Pan American delegates stir debate
A Washington dispatch reports John Wanamaker and other Philadelphia merchants seek free advertising via the Pan American Congress. Delegates receive costly souvenirs detailing Wanamaker’s store with 14 page illustrated address and 23 drawings, linking retail wonders to official reports.
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Washington
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Pan-American Congress
Dispatcn
New York
Sun
Wanamaker
Mr. Wanamaker
U.S.A
John Wanamakers
Thes Rcological
International American Congress
Iteas
Pan-Americana
General Catal
John Wan
Bolin
Jon
International Congress
Wallack Mansion
American Congress
Alderman Cassidy aims to close Firat ward disorderly houses
Protests greet Alderman Cassidy’s pledge to shut disorderly houses in the Firat ward last night. Proprietors stayed open as the ‘Squire promised morning actions while Miss Maggie Basendorf reiterated plans to establish a home for unfortunate women amid unresolved political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassidy
Firat
Squire
Maggie Basendorf
Poe Het
Xmas Crayon Orders Deposit Promise at Gallery
A fragmentary note from a 7 gallery listing mentions a deposit on Christmas crayon orders and a promise about color fade resistance. Names and legible details are unclear, leaving uncertainty about parties and commitments.
Gas Mains Expansion and Pressure Challenges in Philadelphia
A historical notice discusses enlarged gas mains to cope with rising demand, noting low pressure fears and consumer impact. It mentions eight inch lines and a six inch line, with plans for larger mains to improve supply and security of service amid current high pressure levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Securi
Philadelphia
Central Presbyterian Church seeks funds amid pastor resignation
A congregational meeting of Central Presbyterian Church Allegheny last night aimed to raise funds to cover debt and mortgage. Members approved a subscription drive with pledges including $1000 from two donors, and a committee was formed to approach Presbytery for a dissolution of Rev Hays’s pastoral relations.
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Central Presbyterian Church
Allegheny
L . Hays
Ogden
Id Tik
John Ogden
Anderson
Charles Whiston
Hays
Nortan
Snes Redue
George Irwin
Kilrain Aims for Sullivan Rematch After California Offer
Kilrain, living quietly in Toronto, says he plans to pursue another fight with Sullivan after settling his Mississippi legal matter. He seeks a $5 a side bout and aims to dispute the July result, warning he has a wife and family to support but will not abandon the ring without a decisive rematch.
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Toronto
Kilrain
Bohole
Sullivan
Bostonian
el Et Paar Pesan
Governants
Souey Besink
California Athletic Club
McAuliffe
Fight to Finish for 10,000 Purse in San Francisco
Report of a boxing match in San Francisco on November 2 featuring Billy McCarthy likely from Boston in a world championship bout. The event drew strong excitement as the club discussed a purse and rules limiting bets to 10,000. Kelleher suffered a cut lip after a hard exchange and was knocked out in the twenty first round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Billy McCarthy
Ber
Boston
Toons
California
Fulda
Ginee
L. Sullivan
Peter Jackson
Andrews
Kelleher
Local football arrangements tease a Thanksgiving clash
Messrs. C. D. Thompson and A plan a football trip to Detroit on Thanksgiving Day. The strongest possible teams from both cities are discussed with plans for a decisive game. Detroit club will have home advantage and choices of players. Several candidates for positions are named including James McCord McCance Fry Ewing Preston and Tepresated their schools seek meaningful contests.
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Messrs
C. D. Thompson
Detroit
Detrorenieaie
Pires
Remmeee
James 5. McCord
McCance
Fry
Eran Ewing
Preston
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