Australians to Tour America For Crick et Exhibition
The Eight Australian eleven visit Philadelphia New York and Chicago in late September to early October meeting top local clubs and a Metropolitan XI. Captain Jack Blackham leads famed players including George Giffen W Bruce Jack Lyons and Aleck Banner as crowds watch the sport grow in the United States during the World's Fair year.
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Agalinga MtrouRer
New York
Pega Boston
Cartail Blackhags
Lora Haw Yam
Goltheddat
England
Americas
Great Britain
Atlantic
America
Philadelphia
Cecikes
Teague
Staten Island Cricket Club
Ant
Oes
Chicare
Tte
Jack Blackham
George Giffen
W. Bruce
Jack Lyons
Aleck Banner
Harry Grab
Australians defeat Cambridge XI in large cricket score
The Australians posted 641 for three centuries in a Cambridge University match in England. Bruce scored 191, Bertsy 133, and Truwbin 105 as the side hit the largest score against the university yet. Philadelphia and New York cricket clubs could supply players for future tests. Notable American players include Patterson, Wood, Cobb, and several others from the Metropolitan District Cricket League. The Belmont Cricket Club and other outfits field strong sides as American interest grows.
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Harry Trott
Gregory
Littis
Walter
Jarvis
Coningham
Dowling
Ne Trombie
BR. W. McLeod
B .Turner
England
Cambridge University
Bruce
Bio- Bertsy
Truwbin
America
Phil
Iurge S. Patterson
A. Um. Aos
B. King
FP Ralston
C. Jr
J. W. Muir
Bally
B . W. Soot
Alvenes
W. W
W. Brockie
Patterson
Wood
Bigmatners
Phia Patterno
Sod Bas
Metropolitan District Cricket League
Divine
Baluaford
Henry Marten
David A. Munro Mills
New York
Manhattans
Brooklyn
Staten Island Cricket Club
Berkeleys
Victorigux
Staten Island
Jersey
Sutsmann
M. R. Cobb
New Jersey
Law and Baseball Breitenstein Faces Reserve Rule Test
The piece discusses Addison GC Gumbert suing the Chicago club for 2250, challenging the reserve rule and its impact on players earnings. It traces legal history from 19th century court rulings to current debates, notes the rise of regional leagues, and cites pitching standings while predicting roster churn for 1894.
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Addison GC. Gumbert
Pittsburg
Chicago
Gumbert
Chicago Clu
Itaiy
Gumpert
Guibert
Chicagos
Natonal League
Brotherhood
New York
John M. Wardly
National League
Justice Taxter
Fectoral Ciicuit Court
Cincinnati
St. Louis Union
Tony Mullane
St. Louis
Clerk
New York City
Evarts, Choate & Beeman
Owland & Bacon
Fort Smith
Litetle Rock
Hot Springs
Joplin
Fort Scowl
Wichita
Topaka Av
Freitensteip
Rush
McGill
Mauck
McMahon
Killen
Steto
Ebret
Young
Meekin
Malinoe
Nichols
Stivetts
Keefe
Chamberlain
King
Hutchison
Baldwin
Clarkson
Cuppy
Staley
Russ
Boston
Carroll
Bennett
York
Kelly
Brooklyn
Brouthers
Washing
Teddy Larz
Baltimore
Secret Soclestes and Masonic Lodge Activities
Wheeling Union Chapter No 1 Royal Arch Masons reports a strong turnout and progress toward the top of the Arch with two candidates passing in a race. Bates Lodge No 33 notes two candidates and satisfactory work in first and second degrees. Nelson Lodge No 30 welcomes a Fellow Craft advancing to Master after instruction. Upcoming meetings at Ohio Lodge No 1 and Wheeling Lodge No 5 promise further degree work and joint attendance by sister lodges and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheeling Union
Royal Arch Masons
Bates Lodge No. 33
Nelson Lodge No. 30
Ohio Lodge
Wheeling Lodge No. 5
Spyer
Eastern Star and Masonic Gatherings Delve Into Fall Events
Miriam Chapter No 1 plans a full turnout next Tuesday with eight petitions expected from brethren and families. Golden Red Chapter No 205 invites members to a Friday at Worlds Fair Chicago event. A quar ter centennial planning meeting, Welcome Lodge visits, and other lodge activities fill the week with initiations, speeches, and social events across Wheeling and surrounding lodges.
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Miriam
Eastern Star
Woman's Building
Chicago
Jennie G. Ritchie
W. M
Emma L. Allen
A.M
Miriam Chapter
Wheeling
Gunboat Castine to Test Speed on Long Island Sound This Week
The gunboat Castine, sister ship to the Machias, will run a forty mile speed trial on Long Island Sound this week. Trial day depends on wind and tide. Castine, steel built at 190 feet length, 32 feet breadth, 12 feet mean draft, 1050 tons, 1600 hp, two masted schooner rig, eight four inch guns, four six pounders, two one pounders, two Gatlings.
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Castine
Machias
Long Island Sound
Ila
Maine
Prem Ui
Naval Board of Inspection
Walker
New London
Mas Benn
Rebekah Lodges to Begin Work Early in City
Members of the Rebekah Lodges in the city are urged to begin preparations promptly for events related to the Grand Lodge and Assembly D of R. A meeting of the general Entertainment Committee appointed by the Lodges will be held Monday night, September 18, at Odd Fellows Hall on the corner of Twelfth and Chapline streets at 8 o clock sharp. Attendance is desired from lodge committees and all Rebekah Lodges are urged not to miss this gathering.
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Renwood Yeswular
M. E
Heatherington
John Strobel
Kate Fowler
Barnesville
Edward Workman
Mary Tim Yerinke
Crabapple
Windsor Hotel
Ladiew Ald Society
M. FE
Eell
Young Peoples
Leland Powpen
Ariel-Dow Concert Company
Henry Mot
Robert Mekourie
Temple Quartette
John B. Schilling
Fifth Ward
Crick
Wacsman
James BH. Mackie
Grimes
Elysian Ob
Miller Booth
Kelly Suilting
WI Muller
James Linard
Moundsville Loals
Little
Marietta
Ohio Valley
Connell
Jr. O
Martin's Perry
Monard Liebwenberger
Eva
Willis Hawley
County Jall
Marshal Johnson
Hawley
Wheelleg
Belmont Street
Sand
A. O. U. W. Hall
Rodeers Block
Excelsior No. 19
Upcharch Lodge No. 20
Welcome Lodge
Brother Davis
Norristown
Brodie
Gan
Custer Lodge
Allegheny
PF. H. Lange
Reliance Lodge
Riestermeyer
Hermann and Bros
Clusky
Black
Brother White
Rebekah
L O. O. BF
Grand Lodge
Mbly D. of R
Odd Fellows Hall
Twelfth
Chapline Street
Lost Bird of Wounded Knee Adopted by General Colby
A Sioux girl named Zintka later called Lost Bird, adopted by General L W Colby in Washington, D C, is now three. Found beside her dying mother after the Wounded Knee massacre in January 1891, she traveled to Beatrice Nebraska with Colby, then cared for by Yellow Bird. She learned to sew and speaks of a dramatic rescue and adoption tale.
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Iby
Washington
Zintka Lamal
Lost Bird
L. W. Colby
Washington, D.C
Eleventh Streets
Wounded Knee Creek
Forsythe
Seventh Cavalry
Big Foot
United States
Fatalis
Yellow Bird
Gen
Colby
Nebraska
Pine Ridge
Beatrice
Neb
Zintka
Catarrhal Weakness and Digestive Ailments Treated
Dr Copeland Dell and Davie publish a catalog of catarrhal symptoms and digestive disorders. They claim many cases of weakness, loss of vitality, abnormal appetite, weight loss, indigestion, and related ailments are curable by their treatments and mail orders. They advertise eye, ear, throat, and other mucous tract cures with a stated clinic in Wheeling West Virginia and offer home remedies and specialist care.
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Copeland Belt
Twyla
Wheeling
Ofoe
Bowen
Ito
Ulip
Mall
Copeland, Dell & Davie
Whesling
W. Te
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Columbian Fron Works
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W. VA
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Pumber
Mary Vinson
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Kate Jordan
Miss Jordan
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Bethany, W.va
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