Apple Pie Smith Leads Boarders in Charity Ball Game
The boarding-house team led by Apple Pie Smith defeated the Paunes 17 to 12 in a charity match for the Free Kindergarten Society. Notable players included Captain Montgomery in a red suit and Lieut Tommy Sawyer. umpire James Wallis kept fair play, while Mrs Henderson's Hashere and Mrs Payne's Paunes faced off with lively, humorous play and colorful commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Smith
Teddy
Mister Smith
Josephus Montgomery
Smith
Tommy’’ Sawyer
Jim
James Hartfield
Joe
James Wallis
W. ‘A. Rose
Presbyterian College
Rose
Hasheaters
Hashere
Free Kindergarten Society
Prunes—Hartsfield
Staples
Youthful thief on Southern train swindles $5 from Mr. Anderson
William M. Anderson of Pickens county says a young news dealer on the Birmingham to Atlanta route swapped a $10 bill for change and returned a $5 bill and four $1s instead of the $10. He later recovered the five dollar note after an arrest threat. the suspect surrendered the bill and fled again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Birmingham
Atlanta
William M. Anderson
Pickens County
Anniston
Mabelton
Anderson
Butch
Hatch
Mr. Reardon
Electric Car Collides With Hot Metal At Birmingham
A North Birmingham electric car struck a switch engine and a hot pot near Twenty-fourth Avenue and Twenty-sixth Street at 1 30 AM. Injured: Lee Caldwell motorman burned from head to foot H C Guthridge deputy sheriff East Jake badly burned and cut Joshua Stiles deputy sheriff back sprained Ed Lyons conductor New York bruised by shock. The car exploded in flames as molten slag and melted trolley wire sent sparks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Star
Birmingham
Lee Caldwell
H. C. Guthridge
East Jake
C. ©. Stiles
Twenty-fourth Avenue
Twenty-sixth Street
Baseball lineup note with multiple players listed
A sequence of positions and players appears, naming pitchers Gorham and Young among others. Infielders include B Sawyer and S Sawyer at first and second base with Duble at shortstop. Outfielders listed include Payne Owen and McLin with Smyzer in right field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorham
B. Sawyer
S. Sawyer
Duble
Patillo
Payne
Owen
Hasheaters
Kierce
Young
Smith
Montgomery
Bareliff
Wilkerson
McLin
Smyzer
Indiana Elks In Session
A merry crowd of visitors occupies Lafayette for the state Elks convention. Delegates work in sessions while many entertainments are arranged for visiting Elks and their ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lafayette
Ind
Severe Earthquake Shakes Miamographs Near Washington
The weather bureau bulletin reports a distinct quake last night lasting nearly an hour. Data suggests the origin was within 3,000 miles, likely south of Washington, with potential links to distant South American disaster news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Washington
South America
West Point Cadets At Jamestown Exposition
A battalion of cadets from the United States Military academy at West Point pitched camp at the Jamestown exposition and will stay a week. They will form an escort of honor to President Roosevelt for the Georgia Day celebration next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
United States Military Academy
West Point
Roosevelt
Orby Wins English Derby for American Owner Croker
King Edward attends as Orby with an American jockey wins the English Derby by two lengths. Orby bred by Croker, owned by an American, marks the third American victory in this turf classic. Slieve Gallion finishes third, Woolwinder second. Orby’s odds opened 9 to 1, closed 100 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom
England
Richard Croker
King Edward
Croker
Orby
Publishers
Fourteen White Winged Vessels Race 650 Miles for Cup
Fourteen sloops schooners and yawls race 650 miles from Gravesend Bay to St David's head Bermuda for the gold cup offered by Rear Commodore Henry Moors of the New Rochelle Yacht Club. Start made today under adverse conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
St. David’s Head
Bermuda
Henry Moors
New Rochelle Yacht Club
Gravesend Bay
Japanese Urged Action Over Ant-Jap Rioting
A Progressive party delegation in Japan urged Foreign Minister Hayashi to take steps to prevent further anti Japanese riots and to explain the government’s perceived inaction regarding the recent San Francisco outbreak. The minister’s reply remains undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokio
Japan
Progressive Party
Hayashi
San Francisco
United States
Salvation Army Special Days Planned by City Leader
Ensign Robins announced special Salvation Army days in the city with Maj. Berriman of Atlanta visiting for the building fund. A Saturday musical meeting, Sunday 11 a m sermon at First Presbyterian, 3 30 p m rally at 913 Noble Street, and 8 p m sermon at First Methodist were scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ensign Robins
Salvation Army
Maj
Berriman
Atlanta
First Presbyterian Church
Tenth and
Quintard Avenue
Noble Street
First Methodist Church
Fourteenth and Noble
Chattanooga Slugs Past Anniston 4 0 In Opening Series Game
Chattanooga beat the Anniston Terrible Turks 4 to 0 in the first of five by a pitchers duel. McFarlin held four hits while Snyder allowed three. The line score shows Chattanooga taking a 2-0 lead then adding two more. batteries listed as McFarlin Leslie and Snyder Lanham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Frank Moffett
Anniston
McFarlin
Snyder
Leslie
Lanham
McDonald
Severe San Antonio hailstorm causes $100000 damage
Hon. Charles D. Kline has received a copy of the San Antonio Express, noting a recent severe hailstorm in Texas. San Antonio damage is estimated at $100,000 with hailstones up to three inches in diameter shown in a photograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles D. Kline
San Antonio
Tex
Three Fatally Injured In Fast Freight Wreck
In Worcester Massachusetts three men a engineer a brakeman and a fireman were fatally injured after a fast freight at fifty miles an hour collided with a switch engine and ten cars in the New York Hartford yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Worcester
Maas
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Dean's Ointment Promises Relief for Hives and Eczema
An old advertisement touts Dean's Ointment as a cure for hives eczema and salt rheum causing intense itch. It claims the remedy alleviates painful contact with clothing and urges readers to buy at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Lawsuit Moves Toward Trial Over Eddy Funds
Justice Chamberlain denied the motion by Henry H Baker Archibald McLellan and Joseph E Pernal trustees of Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy's property. The decision allows the main question to go to trial whether the Pleasantview clique must disclose how millions from book sales and followers contributions were used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star
Concord
N. H
Justice Chamberlain
Henry H. Baker
Archibald McLellan
Joseph E. Pernal
Mary Baker G. Eddy
Pleasantview
Epidemic of Measles Strikes Alabama City
The Gadsden Times-News reports Mrs. Bettie Chappelle died of measles in Alabama City. She was middle aged, a widow with four children. The area, especially Calhoun County to the east of Gadsden, is hit hard by measles though deaths are few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gadsden
Southern Golf Association opens sixth annual championship in Atlanta
Golf players from Louisville Memphis New Orleans Birmingham Savannah Houston An niston and other cities gathered at the Atlanta course for the six annual Southern Golf association championship opening. An 18 hole medal round started the event with match rounds to follow 18 in morning 16 in afternoon through Friday final results Saturday 36 hole finals. Sixteen prizes include Championship Dixie Gate City Kennesaw cups plus Jr versions medals for runners up and club team trophy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Louisville
Memphis
New Orleans
Birmingham
Savannah
Houston
Anniston
Southern Golf Association
Association
Bar Associations Convene in Memphis With Noted Addressees
In Memphis Tennessee on June 5 lawyers from the Tennessee and Arkansas bar associations gathered for a joint session with addresses by Yancey Lewis Dallas Joshua W Caldwell Knoxville and T D Crawford Little Rock. Afternoon sessions addressed routine business and the meeting will resume tomorrow with more papers and a closing banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Tennessee
Arkansas State Bar Associations
Yancey Lewis
Dallas
Joshua W. Caldwell
Knoxville
T. D. Crawford
Little Rock
Death of Hon. Alfred L. Tyler
The remains of Hon. Alfred L. Tyler, who died in New York City, will be placed in a receiving vault there temporarily due to Mrs. Tyler’s health. After she recovers, the body will be moved to Model City for burial in Hillside Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred L. Tyler
New York City
A. L. Tyler Jr
J. B. Goodswin
Tyler
Capt. Tyler
Goodwin
Mr. Tyler
Model City
Hillside Cemetery
May Recorder Court Fines Totals Across Records
The May recorder's court report shows total fines of 2511 dollars with collections 2175 dollars and back fines 201 dollars. During the month 338 cases were made with 194 white males 14 white females 112 negro males 18 negro females. 274 fines imposed, 60 dismissed, 2 suspended, 2 continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recorder’'S Court
Ledbetter
End of the World Predicted In Nineteen Months
York Pa June Se Lee L Bang lor, known as The Last of the Prophets, warns that nineteen months remain until the world ends. He predicts no seasons, snow in July, sunspots darkening the sun by late 1908, and major earthquakes and sea-wide distress before the final dissolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
June Se
Lee L, Banglor
Spangler
Dollar Wheat Campaign Aims For Producer Gain
Omaha Neb June 5 a convention of wheat growers adopted the slogan Dollar Wheat to push plans ensuring benefit from higher prices goes to producers rather than speculators. Initiated by the American Society of Equity the movement appears to be the broadest and best organized of its kind. Delegations from Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma Iowa and other wheat states are present as sessions extend for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Star
Omaha
Neb
American Society of Equity
Minnesota
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
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Boarders Baseball
Cap'n Montgomery
Fair Rooters
Cap’n Harts
Field
Indiana Elks
Weather Bureau Seismograph
the Weather Bureau
Maj. Berriman
Texas
Pleasant View
Mrs. Eddy
Christian Science
Alabama City
BAR Associations
Recorder's Court
Dollar Wheat Farmers
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