Blood-eyed Ganzel Ready for Battle at Anniston Park
Manager John H Ganzel of the Hustlers vows wrath against the Barons after a 5 to 3 loss. A battle royal is expected this afternoon at Anniston park as the two teams clash once more. The Montgomery Billikens, kin to the Barons, visit tomorrow with Ganzel aiming for a double win over the rivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Ganzel
Anniston Park
Montgomery Billikens
Ganzel
Simmons
Molesworth
John Ganzel
Baron
Grand National Chase at Liverpool Meeting Intense Interest
Grand National Steeplechase attracts wide attention as 61 entries are listed for the handicap race. Notable entrants include Jenkinatown last year’s winner Lutteur III and Dubio, with American interest centered on Foxhall Keene’s Precentor I.
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Liverpool
Jenkinatown
Lutteur Iil
Dubio
Foxhall Keene
Local Hauling Offer With Teams and Wagons
Pelephone No. 72 and get Watson to do your hauling. Plenty of teams, wagons, drays and men. Everything in this line handled with dispatch and care. Jy8-tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pelephone
Watson
Barons Defeat Hustlers In Tight Birmingham Win
Birmingham won 5 to 4 over Rochester in a late rally. Fieharty and Sexton pitched for Birmingham, with Rochester finally breaking through in the ninth. Pratt's second inning triple sparked the Barons, while McGilvary and McGilvary contributed key hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molesworth
Fieharty
Sexton
Birmingham
Marean
Ellam
Irvin Wilhelm
Holmes
Manser
Barons
Pratt
McBride
Re. H. Po Marcan
Phelan
Oe Molesworth
McGilvary
Elliott
Fen
Eliam
Fleharty
P Sexton
Wagner
Rochester
R . A . Osborn
Af Simmons
Ward
Alpermann
Jackbtach
Graham
Wilhelm
Hackett to star in The King's Game at New Noble on March 29
James K. Hackett, noted for virile roles and The Prisoner of Zenda, will headline the George Brackett Seitz satire The King's Game at the New Noble on Wednesday March 29. The cast includes Jane Marbury with a Brady company. other players listed among the lively New York and touring scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Hackett
George Brackett Seitz
Zenda
Mr. Hacket
Tion
Winston Churchill
Jennico
Alfred Sutro
Walls of Jericho
Wm. A. Brady
Jane Marbury
Robert Wayne
Walter Pennington
Arthur Lawler
Herbert Farjeon
Predestinarians Fall to Hustlers at Anniston Park
The Predestinarians of the Alabama Presbyterian College lost 10 to 5 to the Hustlers Ala Utility yesterday afternoon at Anniston park. Sankey starred with three hits in four at bats while Morton and Wallie Bullard added solid contributions. Baker showed promise behind the plate, Wilson and Stevenson turned double plays, and Hustlers players rotated through utility spots as fatigue limited effort.
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Alabama Presbyterian College
Anniston Park
Rickwood
Birmingham
Sankey
Morton
Wallie Bullard
Baker
Wilson
Stevenson
Tommy Hughes
Pumpkins
Big Mitchell
Foster
McMillan
Manning
Maurer
Humphries
Miller
McConnell
Dessau
Grand Rapids Dog Show Opens With Noted Kennels
Grand Rapids Mich March 23 Exhibitors from many famous kennels attend the annual butterfly Beach Show Association event. The canines displayed this year are more numerous and of higher class than in prior exhibitions. The show runs through the end of the week.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Butterfly Beach Show Association
First Annual Indoor Conference Athletic Meet Opens
Chicago March 23 The first annual indoor conference athletic meet will be held tomorrow and Saturday in Northwestern University Patten gymnasium. Stars from Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa and other states compete in field and track events and swimming contests are included.
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Chicago
Patten
Northwestern University
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Noted Performers and Plans For Next Season In New York
September reports from New York note health moves for Mabel Barrison who was taken to San Antonio for a fresh air cure. Irish leader’s daughter Johanna Redmond wrote and produced the play Falsely True in London about Irish life during Emmett’s era. Grace Merritt plans a new season work L. G's Wife by Margaret Turnbull, tracing political life in a city. Mme Simone le Bargy, linked to Come Die Francaise and related to former President Casimir Perier, to perform next season in the United States under Liebler and Co management.
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Mabel Barrison
Joe Howard
San Antonio
Tex
Johanna Redmond
London
Robert Emmett
Grace Merritt
Margaret Turnbull
L. G
Mme
Simone le Bargy
Comedie Francaise
Casimir Perier
Hon-Pheasant
Chanticler
Liebler and Co
Store Advertising Compared To Train Engine In Metaphor
A columnist argues that a store cannot progress beyond its advertising strength likening it to a train limited by its engine. The analogy emphasizes the dependency of business momentum on promotional effort and messaging.
Classified ad notes automatic selection for responses
Classified advertising finds the people interested in your offer or your want ad by automatic selection. The line highlights how readers are matched to ads through automated targeting, suggesting efficiency and reach for sellers and buyers.
The Milk Theft and the Misunderstood Milkman
A man recounts a petty dispute over missing milk. He confronts the thief on his back porch, only to discover the culprit is the milkman. The tale spirals as the milkman claims damages, while the true thief remains at large.
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Brown
John
Transmitting by telephone and chest contact debate
A brief dialogue discusses how telephone transmission relies on vibration. One speaker notes experiments suggesting you can understand speech over the wire by placing the receiver on the chest, and questions whether a porous plaster would work. The exchange conveys cautious curiosity about early wireless ideas.
Wise and Pert dialogue on marriage and housekeeping
Mrs Wise challenges Miss Pert about marriage and running a home. Miss Pert confidently asserts the first step is to secure a man to do the housework, prompting a humorous exchange about domestic roles.
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Mrs. Wise
Miss Pert
Passage money debt haunting self-made immigrant
Kansas City Journal quotes a remark about a man who emigrated ten years ago by borrowing passage money and now supposedly owns wealth. The punch line notes he still owes for his passage, highlighting a contrast between apparent progress and lingering debt.
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Kansas City Journal
When the Shoe Pinches
A wry quip on stoicism in discomfort. A shoemaker jokes that women endure pain better than men, asserting the claim from experience rather than medical authority. The conceit hinges on a playful gendered comparison and a craftsman’s perspective.
Pay Your Debts Promptly Says Modern Polonius
The figure of Modern Polonius offers blunt fatherly advice about financial duty and courage. He urges prompt debt payment and timely action when opportunities arise, framing prudent conduct as a path to success.
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Polonius
The Art of Settling
Detroit Free Press chronicles a lighthearted exchange about moving into a new home. Brown asks about settling while the other responds that most essentials are in place, signaling a quiet domestic transition.
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Brown
Detroit Free Press
Trouble for Pa Where do they wind you up Miss Skreeker
A brief quote from the Houston Daily Post hints at a family scene with a child named Miss Skreeker and a remark about singing as if she were a windup toy, reflecting a domestic or social snippet. TheExchange includes a humorous dialogue about winding up and a paternal line.
Flying Rollers Seek New Homme in Michigan Exodus
Benton Harbor rumors say Benjamin Purnell and his Israelite Flying Rollers plan to move abroad with over 500 followers. The group owns or leases 800 acres, runs a summer amusement park, and faced costly litigation as investors seek refunds, amid harsh winters and hostility claims.
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Benton Harbor
Michigan
Benjamin Purnell
Benjamin
Mary
Israel
Benton Ilarbor
Australia
Colney
Capias
Minnesota
Martin Swant
Swant
House of David
Mysterious remark cited in courtly chatter
A fragment from the Publisher's Auxiliary notes a vague remark about Belle Smith overheard yesterday. The dialogue hints at a desire to challenge a will, while a lawyer questions if the deceased was ever deemed weak-minded and once served as a juror in a murder trial.
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Belle Smith
Publisher's Auxiliary
In Nutshell Alcohol as Poison and Food Claim
The text argues alcohol is a poison though some call it a food. Regular use, even in moderation, can lead to chronic alcoholism and various diseases. Beer is slower but still harmful compared to wine gin and brandy. It claims parental drinking harms children, causing infant deaths and developmental issues.
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Gilvary
Yantz
Pleharty
Burke
America
James K. Hackett
Kyrle Bellew
Raffles
Fay Courtenay
Salvation Nell
M. Holland
Arrow Maker
Vannie Ward
Vauddeville
Berlin
Fred Wright, Jr
Pink Lady
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Harry Askin
Melbourne McDowell
Virginia Drew Trescott
St. Louis
Forbes Robertson
Mildred Holland
Pany
New York
William Pruette
Ralph Hers
Frederic Thompson
Margaret Anglin
Winona Winter
Sam Bernard
Banks Winter
Sheldon
ALA Utility
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