Sports Friction in Pro Baseball Sparks League Debate
The piece surveys the ongoing rift between the National and American associations amid a planned realignment. It notes media reaction, possible franchises in New York and Brooklyn, and speculates on the impact on the coming season and fan interest. It highlights key figures like President Young and ongoing talks of a unification attempt.
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Wade
Young
National League
Yous
American Association
Ubon
Ted
Abe
Pope
Phelps
New York
Brooklyn
le Intel
Lantavilla
Lern
Ewan
Tr Qaras
Boston
Kotor
Chirag
Fenekia
Piebarg
Smith
Columbus
Denver
Weat Woods
Maher
Sac O'Rourke
Deat Dorks
New Orleans
Ned O Tedwin
Joe Wiliams
Maryland
Black Pearl
Prigoo
Aunt Bridget’s Baby Delights Wherellng Theater Crowd
The TEAIRES season opened with fair business as audiences enjoyed Aunt Bridget’s Baby at the Opera House. Geo W Monroe’s comic timing drew hearty laughter though some jokes drew mixed private reactions. Critics note the show’s uproarious fun while suggesting restraint in future performances.
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Opera House
Geo. W. Monroe
Bridget
Satan
Secret Societies and Masonic Gatherings Reported
The Cyrene Commandery No. 7 and allied lodges held a joint conclave with active participation from No. 1. Officers Eminent Rheilhaffer Prelate Robert Browne and Junior Warden Blayney contributed to the ceremony amid a brisk turnout. Nelson Lodge No. 30 reported a full meeting with Ashler work completed and a new master raised, led by acting presiding officer George Varney in his absence.
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Cyrene
K. T
Ofiers
Rheilhaffer
Robert Browne
Blayney
Ohio
Maxwell
Debmel
Nelson Lodge No. 30
George Varney
Knights of Honor meeting draws a modest turnout in city
The Alpha lodge held a Thursday evening gathering with a fair turnout though short of the usual energy. The article notes Brother Hall the orator and Brother Boteford the musician were absent, but hints at promising plans for the next meeting and a taste of something good in store for attendees.
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Alpha
Brother Hall
Brother Boteford
Marked For Life Tattoo Art On Sailors Back
The New York World describes U S Navy tattooing aboard the steamer Chicago. Apprentice W M Carson reveals a back piece labeled Pata showing the Wester Hemisphere in red white and blue with precise shading and geography, illustrating the sailors widespread adornments and artistry.
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United States
Chicago
A. J. Brundritt
Philip Rock
W. M. Carson
Carson
Pata
A.J. Brundritt
Tattooed Sailors and Religious Pieces vivid back art
In Chicago sailors and laborers display extensive back tattoos, from a ship and shore scene to religious images like the crucifixion. Apprentices and gunners mates describe the inking process and its pains as others admire the artistry on seamen such as Bartley Fountain.
Tattooed Sailors in Chicago Show Grief and Pride
The article notes sailors in Chicago bearing tattoos rich with symbols: a dancing sprite in red and blue, a golden sun, a girl feeding doves on the left arm, allegorical images of The Queen of Hearts, and Liberty on the left leg. Peterson's shoulders bear a red white and blue star, while his breast features a full rigged ship. Many marks honor the dead with inscriptions like To my dear Louisa and To my dear Willie.
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Bee
English War Department
Nellie
Fleurette
Abraham Lincoln
Reed and Collier
Hoss and Hoss
Helen Campbell
del Puente
Miss Hauk
Hauk
Mionio Hauk
Louis James
Phe Soudan
Lyons
Bill
Milo
Rhea
Kendal
Tom Taylor
The
Kendals
North Pole
Laconte
Carson
Chicago
Simon Peterson
Calvary
Queen of Hearts
Liberty
Peterson
Louisa
Dean Willie
Industrial notes and labor conflicts in Wheeling region
The Fortoria papers discuss plant occupancy and orders while La Belle and Wheeling Riverside Steel plants run steadily with big fans. Bellaire Steel idle briefly for repairs as Lauchlin workers resume, and glass and lantern works shift fuel sources due to gas shortages. Wage disputes arise at the Standard mill as scrap-yard workers and loaders clash over pay. A Minnesota alliance plans a 8 million bushel wheat elevator.
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Trades Assembly
Belmont
Riverside
Red Letter
Blach Bros
Wheeling Lime and Cement Company
Wheeling Belle and Warwick
Bellaire Iron and Steel Company
Crystal Glass
Rhody Robinson
Wm. J. Howells
Benwood
Hocking
Standard
Pittsburg
John Maroney
Wheeling Steel Plant
Littleton
W. Va
Amalgamated Association
Standard Millabas
Soci Als
Wheeling Hinge
Tos
To Is
Fortoria
la Belle Fe Raning Fn
Tts
Sherman Lodge
A. A
Lasbean
Wheeling
Bellaire Steel
Lauchlin
Lantern Globe Works
Bellaire
Hobbs Glass Factory
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Thie
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Maud St
Hal Pointer
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Louleville Jockey Club
Howard Corefgay
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Tacrals
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Detroit
Edwand Lewelles
Hamilton
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Geers
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Rebel
St. Louis
John A. Hutcherson
Philadelphia
Herman Doernberger
S. M. J. Woods
Bendigo
New York State Road Improvement Association
Sone
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Domino
J. A. Boutelly
Providence
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Alabama
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Newark
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Millicent James
Soubrette
Martha Morton
Etta Henderson
Matilda Istray
Blanche Marsden
Adelaide Oberone
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Clara Morris
Odette
Chestnut Street Opera
Stuart Robson
Maude Harrison
Edward Bell
A. B. Duvivier
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Teaires
Secret Socirties
Knights OF Honor
Fla Gators
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Jack
Taele Sam
New York World
United States Navy
R. C. Schwaertz 4 Co
Flrat Avenue
William Loefler
James A. Chambers
T. F P. Hart
Muncie
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Cake
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Eberhardt
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China
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Competou Management
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Main Street
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Farmery’ Alliance of
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Agape 4
Grain Growery’ Associa Oom
Sila Geet
Stanley
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Geo. B. Kurner
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Twelfth St
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