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I found this part preety unsourced: His fsourcedudsfsdfirst job was with Dick & Fitzgerald, a publishing firm at 18 Ann Street in Manhattan. ^{citation needed} He then began work as an architect with the firm of William T. Beer. His work there as a draftsman and building designer would serve him well in later years when he decided to build a baseball stadium. He next became a bookkeeper with Frank Leslie's publishing house, a job he kept until he turned his attention to baseball. Crocodilefly1 ( talk) 14:46, 2 March 2023 (UTC) reply