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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1915
Page
11
Fragmentary report describes a sparring partner, weighing around twenty four pounds, and mentions Willard, a champion, with debate over selections and decisions. It references a scheduled later meeting and exhibition bouts, with vague names and outcomes due to damaged text.
A Bumingham business men event honored Bob Baugh at a cabaret smoker. The gathering at the Toe Ne tarener club drew the entire Hir tinghameam and other attendees for the honor and social seating.
The Tennessee nine will play the Jackets at Grant Field on Friday, forming a clash that helps pace the season. The two-game set serves as a tune up for the Volunteers and Jackets as they prepare to face top teams later and assess season goals.
The sporting editor faces questions about Ararss and a 34 Lily Smith incident. Mentions Crank, F ybertson, the Narrows pitcher AF Beis gene U, and efforts to gauge tryouts and club pay. Notes conversation about Taverns, Grew chat, and team dynamics amid uncertain results.
College games listed for today including Liberty at Piedmont Institute, Wake Forest at Chapel Hill, North Carolina, and LSU? Mississippi College at Baton Rouge. Chattanooga hosts Tennessee Chattanooga, Mississippi College visits Ouachita, West Virginia Wesleyan at Starkville, and more.
Local boxing scene highlights Brown the Greek facing Leo Houd in a ten round bout at the Bijou Theater next Thursday. This long known welterweight draws praise for action packed fights and a strong record, with Brown’s past clashes with Jack Robinson Charley Kennedy and others noted by observers.
Detroit Americans beat New Orleans Southern Association club 3 to 1 in an exhibition. Boston Braves topple Cleveland American Association team 6 to 0. La Joie Bacry wing of the Philadelphia Metropolitans loses to Savannah in eleven innings 11 to 7. Cincinnati National League defeats Memphis Southern Association 9 to 5. Games included Batteries Hoehler Leibetier Stanage and others with several standout innings and runs.
The Alabama Crimson Tide hosts the Vanderbilt Commodores in a key SIA 4 baseball series at Tuscaloosa Alabama on Friday and Saturday. The two teams clash in two games expected to shape the conference standings.
Memphis March 21 announces local attorney John O Martin as president of the Wer Pile baseball club succeeding Suxpell er Gardner of St Louis who resigned for other business interests Gardner remains on the board and retains his club interest.
Girls from the high school and English Cammer gig will take part in a spring festival on April 10 at the Auditorium Armory. A nominal admission will be charged with proceeds benefiting the high school library. This marks the first public appearance of the group in massed numbers.
The readable fragments describe a vaudeville or musical comedy show with a performer Blutch and a club audience. It notes encores, musical numbers, and a lively audience reaction including calls for more verses.
A lively Vaudeville show at the Lorsyil this week features a varied lineup including dancers singers and a drum solo. Headliner Caleen and a cast of performers entertain with a mixture of acts described as popular and diverse.
Paula Hoffman at the Bijou presents Fula Mofrmin and Viddigh with Living Orphans in a melodramatic Dust Side tale about intermarriage. Cast of 14 delivers strong performances to a highly engaged audience. The company to close with Blind Love after Thursday matinees and Friday night show.
A milk dairy at 207 West Alexander Street was broken into last night. Thieves took four boxes of cigars 500 pounds of lard and other items before fleeing. Police traced the burglary after a reported sighting and found no trace of the missing commodities.
The Short Line Railways Association of the Southeast and the traffic men of the Southeastern Predeht Association held meetings at the Piedmont hotel Wednesday morning. Rail officials gathered to discuss coordination, safety, and regional rail operations with attendees from multiple companies.
Residents report a wave of burglaries across Mim city with eleven homes robbed in two months. Horace Geran claims organized white thief rings target vacant houses and plumbing loot, demanding police action and protective measures after a protest at the station. Neighborhoods fear escalating losses as owners tally damages and seek relief from authorities.
City council prepares to vote on overriding the mayor's veto after Alderman Kelley accuses the mayor of delaying Pryor Street repairs. The street committee will meet to consider replacing brick with concrete on Pryor Street, a move claimed to save about $1,000.
The Atlanta lodge No 78 will install newly elected officers in a ceremony tonight. Martin Amorous is planned to be installed as ruler, succeeding H. HI iinet RB tnane wan.
Liverpool Cotton market shows steady prices with middling around 85. Futures remain firm in near and distant months. Trading activity mixed as traders assess supply demand, withListed futures for June and November showing minimal changes and prices holding within recent ranges.
The New York market shows mixed signals with prices holding near highs amid cautious mood. Traders warn of limited room for legging gains as demand remains uneven and sentiment turns cautious about a broad price advance.
An OCR fragment from a London financial brief contains garbled phrases about March data and monetary terms. No clear entities or events are identifiable beyond a regional financial context and ambiguous names.
March 31 market brief notes cash steadiness in New York and London trading. Futures prices quoted with British pound equivalents and minor shifts noted across grain and metal benchmarks. kilka
The report details futures and cash market movements for sugar, molasses, corn, butter, and related commodities. It notes price changes, regional price effects from New York, Chicago and Wisconsin markets, and mentions liquids like molasses and ethanol futures alongside butter and pecan prices.
Live stock market notes from New Orleans dated March 31 show cattle and hog receipts with prices for steers heifers cows and calves. The report lists bids and totals from Texas Indian steers western stockyards and local warehouses with varied values and totals like 2000 to 27000 on different lots and standard market terms. Tendered cattle and hogs include heavy beef cattle and pigs with prices ranging around 40 to 90 cents per unit and references to specific yards and dates.
New York ware 21 reports dullness in domestic and foreign demand for actual oil with prices 2 to 1 points lower. market closes steady. Spot 662 70. Futures show varied openings and month expirations with notable activity in April May August and beyond. trading ranges listed though some figures unclear due to OCR errors.
Fragmentary data from 144 Saies 609 references receipts, stocks, and shipments in a Savannah turpentine firm. Mentions 4 percent stocks, values like 22510 and 295,307, plus cryptic quotes and chemical references. Difficult to extract clear events or dates from the damaged text.
In Columbus market a bale tally shows 1200 bales of cotton bringing 9 cents per pound as buyers and sellers exchange notes. The report notes Roane as a participant and mentions a speculative, unsettled pricing atmosphere.
A large page lists current market quotes for livestock and commodities. Prices span beef cattle, hogs, dairy products, and mixed feeds with per hundred weights and per sack figures. Notable items include feeder and butcher cattle ranges, hogs near sixty to eighty dollars, corn and oats futures, and Purina feeds. The report notes quotations are valid in Georgia and surrounding markets, reflecting steady trading and price movements.
Coffee futures advanced five to seven points in active trading as New York prices firm while Rio and Santos markets showed firmer freight and export dynamics. Analysts noted ongoing volatility with wet conditions and currency effects influencing bids, while Brazilian and Colombian exchanges reported modest gains and higher settlement ranges.
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