Adrian C Anson A Baseball Star On Stage In 1900
Captain Adrian C. Anson, lone active veteran of 1876 in the National League, discusses his long career, discipline, and health. He shuns liquor and tobacco, relies on handball and billiards for conditioning, comments on modern baseball, and notes his 21st year of service alongside his theater work in New York.
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Anson
All Sorts Of Sports And Cycling News
A roundup notes bicyclists advancing beyond trotters and pacers, Yale and Harvard each at five points in the intercollegiate tennis cup, Ww W. P. set a two mile mark of 4 22 34, and Georgeson College adds B. T. Weters. John Blakely will captivate the Penn baseball team next year while Frarrell earns 2400 dollars. Arthur Gardiner posts a flying mile record of 1 42 25, Eddie Bald eyes a European ride, and the German emperor reportedly builds a private track at Potsdam. The piece condemns dangerous bicycle tricks on crowded streets and urges instant arrest.
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Yale
Harvard
Ww. W. P
California Pacer
B. T. Weters
Georgetown College
Washington
Walter C. Sanger
John
Johnson
John Blakely
Law
University of Pennsylvania
New York Club
Catcher Frarrell
Arthur Gardiner
Eddie Bald
Potsdam
King Prembi of Ashanti Defies Britain in Feast of Sacrifices
Feature portrait of Prembi the Ashanti king who allegedly keeps 3,833 wives, rules 3,000,000 subjects, and presides over a gold stool and an umbrella crowned with human skulls. The article describes his palace, wealth, sacred ceremonies, and the Grove of Skulls near Kumassi as a backdrop to potential conflict with England and Lord Salisbury.
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Solomon
Ashanti
Africa
South Sea Islands
John Bull
Kofi Kalkirra
Nust
Lord Salisbury
Prembi
Gold Coast
Dennis
England
Kumassi
A Curious Thief and His Victim Brought Together Far Away
The Glasgow merchant David R. meets a Canadian shanty singer who claims to be the clerk who stole from his firm. The man says he intends to repay, but the Glasgow man notes no payment has ever arrived despite promises. The tale unfolds in far Hebrides and Canada.
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Robert Thom
Cunna
Hebrides
David R
Glasgow
Canada
West Indies
Scotland
A Queer Career Dave English as Horse Thief and Evangelist
Dave English, recently sent to Chester Illinois penitentiary for two years, led a tumultuous life as a horse thief evangelist and burglar. His early crime connected romance, a wedding by elopement, and horse theft, followed by several prison terms and a later return to preaching before falling into wrongdoing again. He drifted through Jersey Greene and other counties, with multiple offenses including hog theft and post office burglaries, and a rehabilitation attempt during his last sentence, now working in the prison foundry between periods of reflection.
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Dave English
Chester
Ils
Romanos
Missouri
Dave
Jefferson City
Jersey County
Ill
English
Ilinois
Macoupin Island
Greene County
Dave Snglish
Jersey
Greene
Pike
Calhoun
Leii Jones
Mississippi
Alton
Pass
Grafton
Rosedale
Newbern
Shocked Ameri can Novelist in Paris Door Knock
An American novelist visiting Paris experiences a rude awakening when a uniformed man enters her room thinking it is the maid. The intruder is revealed as the postman delivering a registered letter requiring her signature, highlighting cultural differences in gender etiquette between France and the United States.
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France
Paris
England's Wonderful Walker Sturgess Rewrites Hour Records
W J Sturgess of Polytechnic Harriers broke eight miles in one hour at Stamford Bridge earning a new amateur best and surpassing former records. He extended to 8 miles 270 yards, with 4 miles and other splits highlighted as he overwhelmed rivals.
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Sturgess
England
W. J. Sturgess
London A. C
Stamford Bridge
J. Sturgess
Flinders
H. Curtis
Griffin
Polytechnic Harriers
Pneumatic Boxing Glove Trial in Philadelphia Exhibition
A trial bout in Philadelphia between William N. Bocab and Harry P. Birchall of the Vesper Boat Club tested a pneumatic glove. The device lets two boxers maintain a rapid pace without serious danger while producing a lively display of boxing technique.
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Philadelphia
William N. Bocap
Harry P. Birchall
Vesper Boat Club
Bosing
Axtell Sire Record Breaker Fueled by 224 2-Year-Olds
The stallion Axtell, aged nine, boasts 21 standard performers and a remarkable pattern: all his progeny reached prominence as two or three year olds. In 1894 he produced more two year olds in the 2:30 list than any sire in a single season, anchored by his first pacing colt Esteem, a three year old.
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Axtell
Axtall
Esteem
Attorney at Law Office in Hoffman Block
Attorney at Law office located in the Hoffman block above Samuels Bra dry goods store at the corner of Liberty and Second streets.
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Samuels Bra Dry Goods Store
Liberty and
Secon Streets
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