Reserve clause in baseballs past sparks court test
The piece explains the 1887 Brotherhood league contract Section 18 and the word reserve. It covers whether the clause created an option on players against other clubs or only against parties to the national agreement. It notes the injunction case against John Ward, the roles of Hivarts Choate Beaman, and the legal fight shaping the Players' league's future with timelines set for January to March decisions.
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Gilbert and Sullivan Gondoliers reviewed in London
The Gondoliers, or the King of Barataria, is praised at the Savoy Theatre, London, with early December production and likely American arrival anticipated. The piece follows a long line of Gilbert and Sullivan works, including Pinafore Pirates Patience and Mikado, noted for satire, wit, and refined music.
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Octavus Cohen
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Niatrici
Imperial Opera House Vienna A Monument to Memory and Art
The Imperial Opera House on the Ring in Vienna stands as a major landmark designed by Van der Null and Siceardsburg, completed by Storck and Guggitz. It covers 28,000 square feet, seats 2,200, and features a grand auditorium with a 46 foot proscenium, marble and gold decor, and a 10 foot bronze chandelier with 96 burners. The stage measures 91 by 85 feet, expandable to 123 feet, and the building cost was 3,500,000 dollars.
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