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he led the team through 14 years of the greatest success any baseball team has known before he endured four more years of decline

A larger than life figure

a vast gain in production that enabled Henry Ford to repeatedly cut the price of the car

" The Times wrote in September 1914

The Greatest Show best-seller sturdy chipboardNew York Times staff photographer Ernie Sisto took this photo in 1946 of kids peeking at a preview of "the greatest show on earth" at Madison Square Garden. "It began in 1871 as P. T. Barnum's Grand Traveling Museum, Menagerie, Caravan & Hippodrome," Lizette Alvarez wrote in The Times in April 2017. "Back when Prussia was still a kingdom and Jesse James was robbing banks." The Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey circus "survived the Depression, two