Griffith and Callahan Own White Stockings Partners
Chicago April 7 report that Griffith and Callahan have become owners of the White Stockings with Clarke Grimm Jake Calihan as partners. The arrangement shows the American League policy of owning managers, and Comiskey’s concession is noted as key to the deal. The article discusses tensions with the National League, potential public shares, and the role of leaders like Hart in shaping the venture.
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Chicago
Charlie Co Talskey
St. Letla
Willie Stovkings
Clark . Grimm
James J Calihan
Jim Har
Callahan
Tiart
Calahen
Weelualon
We Nations
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Comiskey
Siare
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Cal- Jake
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Hoan
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Carlatan
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Calla
Aioe Ieee Ie
Sauidea Lesgein
Chicaw
Cafeery Bay
Brosperity Cumbskes
Ae Callahan
Griffith
Aires
Hot Springs
Ark
James Callenan
St Louis
Re Griffis
BruAustralia May Send Crew To Rowing Matches
President of Rowing Association travels to New York to arrange international matches. Ambitions include a series of races on eight boats, with consultation of leading New York authorities and potential Australian court to visit for planning.
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New York
Siew Keck
Apel
Australia
SW Rules Amended by National League Dictum
A New York report notes the National League has changed baseball rules as published on January 10, with Saxebell World indicating expectations of no surprises from the amendments.
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Saxebell World
New York
Eauch Tealt
National League
Unclear text on pre season rules and disciplinary action
The fragment mentions players facing a championship season with refusals to accept a chance and mentions Rule 24 about a strike being a foul ball. It references critics and bans but the details are garbled and some names and contexts are not recoverable.
Giants Will Not Play Yale In Spring Practice Game
New York April 19 Obieattie notes spring practice games have been abandoned this year. Yale College is involved as the opponent, but a conflict with the Pan American League schedule prevents the Giants from meeting the college men.
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Goliegs
New York
Obeattie
Selee to Play Game After Yale Refusal by Boston Manager
Boston manager Wonsow reaches restitution with Yale after a refused game arranged for April. Reports describe shifting plans, potential objections from Yale and Boston efforts to schedule a match amid protestations and shifting rosters.
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Yale
Vic
Manaeer Bele
Wonsow
Belew
Soden
Patel Senate
Cutrher Clarke
Tanita
Selde
Toston
Clarke
Stuart to Bid for Jeffris Rublin Right in Carson City
Rumors swirl as Stuart, managing editor, plans to bid for the rights amid speculation of teams like Prisco and Carson First. The Twenty Century Athletic Club aims to secure the hunt, while details remain uncertain and contested by observers.
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Wil
Jeffriss-Rublin
Carson City
New York
Sporting
Sheen Hn Chaesplonshig
Gattis
Beeweee Ae Fou Bunt
Samoa J. Letteren
Will Og
Han” Stuart
Mletter
Che Corbutt
Pit
Sham Paie Aitale
Garman Clee Suc Itl
Ansious
Eladeer Seth
Prisco
Fragmented Sea News Item From OCR
Fragmentary OCR text mentions sea and Tat wen with unreadable phrases. Key names and places are unclear, yielding no coherent event or outcome.
Westers Association Majrates Prepare for Season’s Playing
Westers Association in Kentucky outlines a 70 game schedule from April 25 to September 23 with Sunday play except Indianapolis. Each club contributes funds including a $2600 guarantee, $1000 to tie expenses, and a $500 sinking fund. Umpires named Artie Lathan Penny Gast Hight McLaughlin and Joe Blorouns. A 10 percent reserve on game receipts deducted for expenses. 60 percent split between home and visiting clubs. Agreement runs three years.
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Westers Association Magrates
Lolleville
Westers Association
Indianapolis
Meyer
National League
Ubeome
Comiskey Signs Harvey with White Stockings
April reports from Excelsior Springs detail W D Harvey signing with the White Stockings after a prior stint at Catt. The contract was confirmed amid speculation and mixed details. Separate items note a promising Lexington colt and a Washington rumor involving Mercer.
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White Stockings
Excelsior Springs
Pirates In Demand At Exhibition Season Start
Pittsburgh club draws wide interest as manager Dreyfuss schedules April dates with Little Rock and Cincinnati. Players Leever Ely and Tannehill among veterans visiting Little Rock. Callahan signs with White Sox, joining St Louis after dispute over pay.
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Pitteburg
Pittsboro
Dreyfuss
Little Rock
Pittsburg
Hot Springs
Trainel
W. H. Watkins
Bam Leever
Fred Ely
Jesse Tannehit
Dayton
Indianapolis
Cincinnati
Kansas man Fred Greenfield believed killed in Brazil
Port Scott April 10 After two years of effort the Ancient Order of United Workmen has paid a $2,000 life policy to the sisters of Fred Greenfield Mapleton Kan. explorer Al fred Greenfield reported massacred in the Brazilian interior during a rubber grant expedition. Brother Frank Greenfield led a relief party and confirmed death of four Americans. insufficient proof previously delayed payout.
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Port Scott
Alfred Greenfield
Mapletos
Kan
Brazil
Kansas City
United Workmen of Kansas
Young, Greanfeld
E Lowe
Mapleton
Pe Ot Det
Hraell
Zing
Frank Greenfield
Hrazii
Lodge
Wellington Adopts Novel Tax for Liquor Sellers
Wellington adopts an occupation tax on druggists selling intoxicating liquors. The ordinance taxes licensed dealers 2000 in advance and 100 daily for each sale. the fee aims to fund city revenue. Drugists plan to challenge the measure in court.
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Wellington
Lsw
Andersstood
Sues the Santa Fe for cattle shipment delay
Emporia April 10 David Nicket & Son of Reading filed suit against the Santa Fe alleging failure to transport eighty eight head of cattle to the Kansas City market on October 2 1999. They claim stock remained in cars six hours after time for shipment and delays by defective cars and overworked crew caused cattle to miss the morning market.
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Emporia
David Nicket & Son
Reading
Santa Fe
Kansas City
Losa
Harvest Hands Needed for Rail Rate Vote
D W Binnie of Pratt district head of the Southwestern Hhansis and Oklahoma Implement Treat ers association seeks a 2 cent per tally rail rate from the Mississippi river to recruit at least 10 000 harvest hands to cut grain in the wheat belt this June. The effort covers farmers through school districts as crop yields are forecast 5 percent higher than last year.
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Wichita
D. W. Binnie
Pratt
Southwestern Hhansis and
Oklahoma Implement Treaters' Association
Dillon
Galwe
Western Passenter
Wheat Belt
Move to sue papers to obtain testimony in libel action
Leavenworth reports attorney Jonnah Atwood for Oberlin M. Carter says he will sue the Chicago Journal and New York Journal and Tribune to compel testimony on alleged Carter thefts. The aim is to secure witnesses for a rehearing and civil trial to prove Carter’s innocence, though Carter may not attend trials in Chicago or New York.
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Oberlin
M. Carter
Chicago Journal
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Journal
the Tribune
Carter
Savanna
Atwood
Bavacnah
Chicago
York
Pastors Appointed in Kansas Districts
April 19 report lists appointments across several towns including Billsworth Bow Creek Webster Snyder Kirwin and Concordia district with named pastors such as J. Emird A J Morton and W T Sweet. The note mentions multiple church postings in areas like Hensiee Agra Amherst and Concordia.
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Kan
North D. Harris
Hensiee
Agra
Alton
T- Maxion
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A. J. Morton
Webster
W.t. Me
Sweet
Betts J. de Shell Marvin
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Teltow
A E Wright
Bive Hutt
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Catvker
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FT Aliion
Eae’ Rey
Amherst
S. Barher
Barack Teagines
Aden Ane
Local notes and incidents from Kansas regions and Wellsville
A collage of district notes lists towns such as Salina Norton and Wellsville with officials, professors, and incidents. Reports include land condemnation near Wellsville after surveyors were chased from L. M Todd's farm, a Kansas regiment reunion planned in Ottawa, and a case of a police judge assaulted at home with a purse snatched and cash taken.
Masons Hold Templar Degrees in El Dorado
El Dorado April 10 Masons from Newton Beal Gre Masoon Peabody and 33 others hosted by the local lodge conferred Red Cross and Templar degrees on candidates Albanquet War served at the Metropol ian with a late luncheon at the Silver Moon restaurant. Pastors to share of salaries noted. Saline April 10 A novel debt-raising plan for the Kansas Wesleyan university emerged at a teleconference in Elimvorin.
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el Dorado
Thin City
Holatagtos
Indes Peters
Newton Beal Gre
Masoon Fram Peabody
Red Crees
Templar
Albanquet War
Metropolian
Silver Moon
Saline
Kansas Wesleyan University
Elimvorin
Five miles north of town dies from malt ee gate
Fragmentary report notes a death five miles north of town due to a disease described as malt ee gate. The deceased with sign of illness is buried, and the entire family is down with the disease. Several local names appear but details are unclear in the readable text.
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County
Fhees
A. W
Terry
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