Citizens of Chicago Banquet for A.G. Spalding and Associates program, 1889 April 19

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Citizens of Chicago Banquet for A.G. Spalding and Associates program

Date1889 April 19

DescriptionA menu and program for a banquet given in honor of A.G. Spalding and his associates from the World Tour by the citizens of Chicago. Program includes music, toasts, and menu. Silk cover is held by a pink ribbon with an image of the ship. The cover of the program has a collage of the tour.

Bio/Historical NoteThe World Tour of 1888-1889 was known as the Spalding Australian World Tour. It was organized by A.G. Spalding and took the Chicago White Stockings and an All-Star American team around the world. The main stops of the trip were Hawaii, New Zealand, Australia, Italy, France, Ireland and the UK.

Object numberB-1950-0044

Subject Spalding, A. G. (Albert Goodwill)

Subject Chicago White Sox (Baseball team)

Attributes

Classificationsmanuscripts (documents)

Collection NumberBA MSS 33

Dimensions5 pages|7 x 11 in.

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