Patton to Reds and Hahn contract talks pace club
Cincinnati Reds coach reports 16 players under contract including Huth McBride Tewin Geter and McPhee. Patton unlikely to sign with Reds this season while Charlo Trewin has not replied. manager Manning may retain Patton through an arrangement with an Ohio club and Irwin’s contract appears secured. Hahn McBride expected to receive raises but no definitive action yet.
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Cincinnati
Bob Allen
Cincinnati Reds
Paulding
Ohio
Allen
Huth
McBride
Tewin
Geter
McPhee
Alien
Patton
Reds
Iahsus
City
Manning
Charlo Trewin
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Irwin
Seagon
Teader
Kehoe
Wood
Accrosint
Gott
Breitenstein
Phillips
Newton
Cronin
Reckiey
Carcoran
Stetsfeldt
Crawford
Smith
Barrett McPhee
Hulen
Hahn
Ryan Challenges Root For World Middleweight Title
Hot Springs Arkansas February 24 Tommy Ivan of Syracuse has authorized a challenge to Jack Root of Chicago for the world middleweight championship. The wager talks involve Edie Pearsall and Leo Mayer, with a $3,300 to $15,000 bet and a $1,000 forfeit offer. Ryan wants the bout at 158 pounds and hopes to stage it within three months, facing possible delays from other match offers.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Tommy Ivan
Syracuse
Jack Root
Chicago
Ryan
Dan A. Stuart
Southern
Stuart
Foot
Root
Jack
Edie Pearsall
Leo Mayer
Hyan
Jeffries
Ether Ryan
McCoy
Poinds
Priters
Hearst Heads to Pretoria to See Paul and Kruger
New York journalist William Randolph Hearst travels to Pretoria to interview Paul Kruger and Boer leaders. The New York Journal owner aims to learn the Boer side of the war and raise his own reporting profile. Hearst plans to depart Alexandria and proceed toward the Transvaal, seeking direct access to key figures before returning home.
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New York Journal
Kruger
New York
Hearstis
Pretoria
Gam Paul
Transvaal Divicelf
Ant
Meret
Alexendria
Transvaal
Cape Nal
Ndion
Paul We
Hearst’s bold editorial mission and dramatic reporting
The article praises Hearst as a talented writer capable of delivering gripping stories. It notes his past scoops on Spanish actions at Santiago and his interview with Admiral Dewey, predicting success in his current mission and highlighting his energetic, enterprising nature.
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Hearst
Santiago
Admiral Dewey
Manila Bay
Dom Paul
Pretoria
Trade Expansion Bill Reported by Senate Commerce Committee
Washington Feb 24 Senator Gal Waser favoredly reported from the committee on commerce the bill to appoint a commission to visit Asia to boost trade. The report says the commission would include representative business leaders from five regions to reflect all industries and promote export of farm and manufactured goods. It aims to open Orient markets through direct information and diplomacy under presidential direction.
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Senate Committee On Commerce
Washington
Gal- Waser
Committee On Commerce
Asia
United States
Farma
Oriest
Orient
Lie United States
Ant
Commission
Francis Wilson Illustrated Talent in Dramatic Rise
Francis Wilson emerges as a striking example of individual talent and magnetism driving success. The piece highlights his notable achievements and the compelling impact of his work on audiences and peers.
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Francis Wilson
Tman
Crawford theater to host famed operatic star and Goldsmith stage
Peerful comedian and a star troupe led by Mr Wilson bring an opera styled program to Crawford theater tonight with star players Pauline ail Lulu Giexer and others. Ston et Robeon's Oller Goldsmith and The Barlow Minstrels join the Crawford lineup amid expectations of record receipts. In Denver a Belle of the Lucky Friend mine news via Eureka telegraph notes a miner’s journey on snow shoes to the Picayume Goldfield.
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Mortey Ott
Mr Wilson
Erminie
Biz Splensid
Crawford Theater
Wilker
Pauline, Ail
Lulu Giexer
William Broderiak
Jennie Weathersby
Josephine Knapp
Peter Lang
A. M. Holbrook
HL Bowers
Mr. Wilson
Denver
Col
Silverton
Mertayey
Eureka
Chris Tharen
Lucky Friend
Picayume
Corbett Jeffries Title Fight Set for May 14 at Seaside Club
The Corbett Jeffries heavyweight title bout is scheduled for May 14 at the Seaside Athletic Club in New York. James J. Corbett and James J. Jeffries have signed the articles. Brady represents Jeffries, and other preliminaries are completed. Jeffries remains at Hot Springs for three weeks more before heading to Asbury Park to finalize training. Corbett plans to finish training at Lakewood with Gus Ruhlin and Joe Choynski coaching.
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James J. Corbett
James J. Jeffries
Seaside Athletic Club
Willam A. Brady
Jeffries
Thuis
Ua Corbett
Brady
Jeffries Wil Renain
Hot Springs
Asbury Park
Jack
Sid
Tommy" Ryan
Corbett
Lakewod
Gus” Ruhlin
Joe Choynski
Burke May Be Captain of Milwaukee Club
Milwaukee February 24. It is probable that Tommy Burke recently secured by Connie Mack from the Eastern league will cover first base for the Milwaukee club and may also be captain next season. Manager Mack said the appointment would be made in weeks and Burke is a strong bet for captain. Burke is 23 and began with Rochester in 1896, returning there until July 1898 when Minneapolis took him. He then went back to Rochester last year and helped the team win the Eastern league pennant.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Tommy" Burke
Connie Mack
Chira
Mack
Burke
Rochester
Minneapolis
Anson to face deposition in new American association
The article reports Anson facing deposition as the new American association forms with representatives from five cities including Houston Philadelphia St. Tours Milwaukee and Louisville. A meeting is set in Baltimore on Monday to elect a new president. Zark Phelps is mentioned as possible successor while Frank Richter criticizes Anson and demands proof of his dealings.
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Southville
Anson
Frank Richter
Chicago
Stainst Anson
Riehter
Walcott Knocks Out Choynski in Seventh Round
In New York last night Joe Walcott defeated Joe Choynski in seven rounds at the Broadway Athletic Club. Walcott fought aggressively from the start, landing solid rights and lefts to the head and body. Choynski was hurt repeatedly and was knocked down multiple times before the referee stopped the bout.
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Lert Eadh
Gent
Chosneki
Bad Jette
Walcott
Choynski
Choynak
Johnny White
White
Choyasiet
New York
Joe Walcott
Joe Choynski
California
Broadway Athletic Club
Asesi
Cheynuk
Cheynski
Choynaki
Jett
Pyramid Pile Cure Offered as Safe New Remedy
The Pyramid Pile Cure is presented as a scientifically formulated rectal treatment free from opiates or dangerous substances. It claims to relieve pain quickly without surgery, with gradual, painless contraction of hemorrhoidal vessels. Sold in drug stores across the United States at 50 cents and a small bouillon purchase via Pyramid Drug Co Marshall Michigan.
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United States
Aniversing Pyramid Drug Co
Fine Dy Marshall
Mich
Reasoning to schedule meeting amid nine day limit
A discussion outlines waiting until tomorrow to end a nine day limit for reps to arrange affairs and a proposed meeting in Baltimore of representatives. The Philadelphia side plans ahead with an organization, offering $2,000 for standings to sign ball players next fall, with grounds ready though not expected to be used this year.
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Anson
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Iase
Phyle Signs With Chicago Club for New Season
Chicago Feb 24 Pitcher William Phyle signed a contract to play another season with the Chicago club ending the debate over his fate after a poor year. He hopes for a better showing under friendlier management. The move fills the roster except for Lange and Loftus plans to test lineups as soon as possible.
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Chicago
Wiliam Phyle
Chicago Ball Club
Phyle
Lange
Hart
Wil
Loftus
Ard
Setus
American League Circuit Finalized With New Clubs
Reported from reliable quarters the American League will add Cleveland and Chicago to complete its eight club circuit. Arrangements already set for a Cleveland entry and players are being secured. Franklin's team returns to Buffalo and the St Paul club moves to Chicago. The proposed lineup includes Kansas City Buffalo Cleveland Chicago Detroit Milwaukee Indianapolis and Minneapolis.
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Chicago
Ren
Numa
Cleveland
Franikiin
Buffalo
St. Paul
Kansas City
Detroit
Milwaukee
Inanapolis
Minneapolis
A Good Club For Cleveland
President Ban Johnson of the American League at the Hollenden in Cleveland predicts a top tier club for the city. He notes that with NL city cuts many first class players will hit the market and hopes the best will join a reland outfit, aiming for a fully owned club contingent on negotiations.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Ban Johnson
Hollenden
Reland
Hkoe
Indians Defeated In East Kansas City Basketball Match
In Kansas City Missouri the M. gers defeated the Basketball tontu Trom-Hasketl Institute 22 to 10 in a YMCA game. The Tigers remain undefeated this season, unable to be matched in the immediate west. Kansas university and Haskell came but left no impact on the game. Hanover New Hampshire reports A T Dennett, a New York reformer, was moved from retirement due to mental trouble and taken to an insane asylum after a brief period of mania reemerging.
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Kansas City
Kansas University and Haskellies
Hanover
A. T. Dennett
New York
Ey DE Parktrst
Concord
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