Baseball League Directors Meet in New York December
National League and American Association directors gather in New York on December 12 to discuss the league objects and season plans. The program includes remarks by President J. Nog Young of Washington and others, with sessions on jurisdiction and upcoming policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National League and Americas Association
New York
Jary Nog Young
Washburton
Jamey
Sneag
Hi Boden
Bustin
Bilan
Cineia
Muckenin
Lite
Erie
Tragic case marks a man’s self inflicted death and fan letters
A troubling account describes Wetover Airy Lown facing press testimony as a man who died by his own actions after a fixation on nearly 160 girls he corresponded with. Letters found in his valise reveal persistent stalking of Elin and others, with several young women noting his appeal at first sight and its unsettling consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lown
Teay
Tf Williams
Tod
Elin
Asthma Cure Claims Astonishing Private Testimony
A testimonial letter from W. Van Antwerp of Fulton says he used Behifmane's Asthma Cure exactly as directed and, after one box, was cured and could sleep through the night for the first time in 26 years. The letter attributes the cure to Dr Schiffmann and urges publication to inform others. The product is sold by druggists at 1d and 31.00 per package by writing to Dr F Schiffmann, Box 804, St Paul, Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trudelph Schifmann
W. van Antwerp
Fulton, N
West
Behifmane
Ft. Schiffmann
Pash
Minn
Doe of Des Moines Man Claimed by Morpheus Poison
A Des Moines man, employed by the American Collecting company, died of morphine poisoning after a social fad. Doctors ruled out hypnotic influence and noted the subject avoided women, presenting no signs of supernatural powers. A mutual friend facilitated introductions before the fatal drug use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fite
Des Moines
Marlborough’s Second Som Godmother Named by Vanderbilt Ties
New York December 12 The intimate friend of the Vanderbilts has revealed that the young Duchess of Marlborough chose Mrs Coromelina Nynertitt as godmother for her second child at St James chapel London on November 9. This decision strengthens Vanderbilt connections and hints at broader aristocratic alliances within the society scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Marlborough
New York
Vanderbilte
Honagland
New York Anglety
Dochenn of
St. James’ Chapel
Loodon
Commelina Nyn
Ertitt
Vanderbilt
Alec
Oliver Felon
Edimaat
Belmont
Iesbel
Tun Bo Ee
Amierbili
Shuet Sialis
Anca
Felee
Birohelw Amd
Balun Clute
News of Garcia's Death Shocks Family in Georgia
Thomasville Ga Dec 18 the wife and two daughters of Gem Garcia Mercina and Marcia faced news of their father's death amid laughter and sorrow. Garcia was brought from Waycross under Mayor Stern and lodged at the Masury hotel. A telegram from Captain Julio Garcia in Washington reported the general's improved condition, and the family dined cheerfully. The Garcia table was decorated with roses violets and ferns as courtesies were paid. Plans for Mrs Garcia remain undecided with possible travel to Washington or Tampa.
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Thomasville
Gem Gercia
Mercina
Marcia
Garcia
Waycross
Stern
Guite
Masury
Waslinston
Tampa
MeJimeey Children Sell Sunflowers on City Street
In North Topeka on Sixth and Kansas, six year old John MeJimeey and five year old Fiona sell handmade paper sunflowers for pennies. Their worn home on Tyler Street near Rock Island Bridge holds four beds and two stoves, as Mr and Mrs MeJimeey explain the siblings help with schooling, hoping to earn a few pennies to survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mmer
Ussman
Sixth and
Kansas Avenue
John MeJimeey
Fiona MeJimeey
Brighton Beach Stakes Plans for 1899 Racing Season
The Brighton Beach Racing Association of New York outlines stakes for the 1899 season. The program includes various paces and distances with added money, apprentice handicaps, and hurdle events, featuring names of stakes like Islip, Nautilus, and Punchestown style hurdles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton Beach Racing Association
New York
Lraehton Beach Rastwe
Syedroide
Piclanen
Ee Harman
Weiling
Ford
Tate
Babylon
Peemié Staken
Grae
de Brughton Cp
Fladird
Agward
Whentity
Matai Hk
Million in Bribes Tied to Pass Alien Law, Medill Claims
Chicago Tribune editor Joseph Medill says a million dollars was paid to pass the Alien law and similar sums may be needed to secure aldermen support for a fifty year extension ordinance. He warns the veto will likely be sustained amid public outcry and a push to block street franchise deals under the Allen law. Also notes holiday shopping items and a brief ad for eyewear and a medicinal product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medill
Chiczev
Joseph Medill
The
Chicago ‘Tribune
Milion
Rac
Chicago
Willie
Yerkes
Catmell
Corinne Victim of Jewelry Theft at Grand Opera House
Corinne the dark skinned vaudeville singer reported to police that four pieces of jewelry worth about 1500 to 1600 dollars were stolen from her trunk in her dressing room at the Grand Opera House. She avoided publicity and declined interviews while detectives advised silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loula
Corinne
Grand Opera House
Four Courts
Desmond
Lake
Ivat
the Lindell
Warde B. Warren
Minx
Misa Corinne
UNO
Coriane
Massachusetss Battleship Damaged By Obstruction in New York Harbor
The battleship Massachusetts struck a submerged obstruction near Governor's Island while leaving Brooklyn Navy Yard and towed back for repairs. Three compartments flooded, pumps damaged, crew evacuated to Tompkinsville, then rejoined at the navy yard as a court of inquiry is ordered. Captain Ludlow reported the incident to Rear Admiral Bunce. the ship later reached Staten Island anchorage under escort of tugboats Wompatuck and others. General Rivera arrives in New York aboard La Champagne, quarantined after General Garcia's death.
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New York
Massachusetts
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hampton Roads
Governor's Island
Navy Yard
Hvery
East River
Nicoll Ludlow
Schroeder
Lieut. Pots
James A. Bell
Batttery
Tomkinaville
Diamond Reef
Investicate
Governor’s Island
Bunce
Tomkinsville
Staten Island
Wompatuck
Wompatick
Ning
Mirkeeta
Ludiow
Bonet
Ay & Word
Secretary of the Navy
Jiell
Hill
Scharnagel’s Cafe in Mind Market area of Missouri
Eanear City reports Scharnagel’s Cafe, a leading Mind district restaurant, faced mortgage trouble and a sales decline after a city crackdown. Owner Scharnagel, active since opening on Seventh and Delaware, previously moved from Toonana and lost substantial income over the past decade. Authorities have closed the concert hall tied to the business, contributing to ongoing financial strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eanear City
Dee
Wilaut
Kareas
Tate Suturdh
Hein Thewing
Hi. Smith
Schateagel
Delaware
Hie
Sha
Polles
Des Moines Beer Garden Push Stirs Iowa Counties
A Des Moines liquor dealer says new state law will bring beer gardens to towns not wide open. Prohibition remains except where a voter petition for permits passes the county supervisor. The move, backed by the State Liquor Dealers Association, aims to expand liquor sales across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Dee
Fie
State Liquor Dealers’ Association
Brace Trouble in Cherokee Nation Allotment Debate
December 12 report from Wichita notes thousands of Black citizens in the Cherokee nation facing uncertainty as slaveholding lines failed to define their status after emancipation. Blacks seek proper allotments and pro rata shares of multi million invested funds while white planters resist the changes. The dispute centers on rights and allocated resources amid a tense Tahlequah scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Tahlequah
J. T
Bull Bloods
Paris prepares for anti-Picquart protests as release doubts rise
In Paris on December 12, authorities distribute thousands in extra police and republican awards to manage anticipated demonstrations against Picquart. Reports say the colonel may be provisionally released today, stirring further public interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Iowa's Output Of Agricultural Products Valued At 225 Million
Iowa reports total agricultural output valued at 225 million dollars with yields in wheat oats and corn varying by county. The Bay of Town weather and crop service notes record bushels per acre and overall production totals across winter and spring crops. Widow of David A Wells Dies in Norwich. Peeding details of death by apoplexy and age. Killed While Sleigh Riding in Burgettstown. A couple driving to town struck by a Panhandle train at Raccoon station. both killed instantly. Soldiers' Home Crowded in Leavenworth with all beds filled and veterans sleeping on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coen
Steigh
Burgettstown
Carl McBride
Raccoon Station
Panhandle Road
North Btar
Mebride
Pat
Nervousness cure touted by Prof Johnstone in Topeka
Advert explains Prof Paul Alexander Johnstone s nerve treatment claims to relieve nervousness and weaknesses within moments of a tea spoonful. It purports to improve inflammation strength vitality and address constipation stomach and bladder troubles and more with testimonials from Kansas residents and offers to reply by return postage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Alexander Johnston
Prof. Johnstone
State of
Kansas
Johnstone
Topeka
Paul Alexander Johnstone
Harrison Street
Dust from Gethsemane dust sent for Knights Templar rites
Chicago received a box containing 120 pounds of soil described as holy from the garden of Gethsemane. It was consigned to Past Grand Commander James A. Hitchcock and will be kept in a safety deposit vault. An hour glass with a spring bottom will be filled with the dust and placed on coffins of the dead at Apollo commandery, Knight Templars, as the words dust to dust are spoken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onicego Knights Templars
Chicago
Gethsemane
Apollo Commandery
Knighta Templar
Chicago Customs House
Yeetentay
James A. Hitchcock
Local Ledger Notes Irregularities At Kent Estate Bank
Fragmentary stock and finance notes show checks and treasurer entries tied to the Kent estate. Unclear items reference due sums and banking terms as an apparent record of unsettled accounts.
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Kent Estate
New Yorkers Held Back Delay Stalls Regiment Movement
The Corona barber's report notes orders postponing departure of five New York companies to await the Test regiment from Feanuwhite. Ground for 700 men is prepared, with the units expected to move Tuesday or later, as furloughs and mustering plans unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gan
San Francisco
Corona Barber
New York
Alameda
War Department
English Delegates at Eighteenth AFL Convention
Kansas City reports the eighteenth Annual AFL convention opening at Swope’s batch hall with about 140 delegates and two British guests, William Thorne and William Inakip, seeking closer ties with the United industrial and commercial sectors as committee reports begin. President Evans of the City Commercial Club was named to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
American Federation of Labor
Swope
William Thorne
William Inakip
London
Tnekip
Iors
United Industrial
P'retianat
Ent Evans
City Commercial Club
Waj
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Kipling
Merriman
Jaca Ames Wisse
Ein Benue
Strom
Oxford
Morocco
Motley
Dutch Republic
Bulwer Lytten
Mexico
Stevenson
Dunas
All Topeke
East Sixth Street
Baseball League
E.W. Hughes
Hughes
Ail
Rivera
Ruts Rivere
Ceuts
la Champagne
Havre
General River
Ceca
Fim
Toe Kangas
Averbach & Guettel
St. George Kerecy
Dublin
Boulevard Box
Chesterfield
Ulster
Scharnagel's
DES Moines Beer Gardens
Prais
Colonel Picquart
Iowa
David A. Wells
Norwich
Conn
Elen Anita Weiss
David AL Rei
Leavenworth
Central National Bank
Ies de
Tota
Botacia
Anus Co. Ees
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