Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

We have 1,947,233 pages in Georgia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1911

Page

15

Senators Leave Washington After Six Week Stay

The Washington Americans under Manager James McAleer depart Atlanta at 2 45 pm for the opening game with Boston next Wednesday. Four players are sold or sent back, including Ralston to Columbia and Swain to Vancouver. The Senators leave in good shape, with players praised for conduct and staying power as Atlanta bids them farewell.

Washington Americans James McAleer Bean Southern Railway Boston Dec Ralston Columbia Chief Swain Vancouver Corvin Atlanta Walter Johnson Senators Washington

Matty Matthews Homers For Albany In South Atlantic

Matty Matthews former Cracker and Albany club manager hit a towering homer against Jacksonville on Tuesday. League president Joyner notes Albany’s left field fence stands 90 feet from home plate and the ball cleared it on a line four feet high. If Matty maintains his early pace, Albany may soon own the season as it nears its first month.

Matty Matthews Albany Jacksonville Joyner Matty

Eastern Carolina League Disbanded

The Eastern Carolina League will not be continued this year after a strong on field season but poor attendance last year. President Heisman received a letter from the Rocky Mount club in which he attempted to sell a pair of young Cracker players.

Heisman Rocky Mount Club Cracker Club

LaGrange High School Triumph Delivers 6 to 6 Tie Breaker

LaGrange High School defeated RE Lee 6 to 6 on the focal diamond with Rudolph driven from the box early. Howell and Holloway shone for defense, while Rudolph, Howell, Holloway, AVille and Vita Hits led the scoring. Another game is scheduled for Saturday.

Leer Eee Pen LaGrange High School RE Lee Ingtiture Focal Diamond Rudolph Howell Holloway Fox RE Lee Aville LaGrange Vita Saturda

Central of Georgia Talwar team tops Benedhet Memorial in five

The Central of Georgia Talwar Company baseball club defeated Benedhet Memorial School on their grounds this afternoon in a five inning affair. The railroaders shut out the scoot lads, scoring six runs to three while rain shortened the game after the fifth inning. Batteries Snead and Buen Trace and Janes Amoitre Liddell.

Cédacinn. Wa API Central of Georgia Talwar | Company Bamve! Benedhet Memorial School HFY Central of Georgia Snead and Buen Trace

Sporting Life Schedule Depart offers baseball schedules

Schedules of baseball games for 4911 season promise home and away championship dates for all National and American League clubs. Official player averages and league rosters are included with extensive information. Free by mail to recipients sending a 1 cent stamp to Sporting Life Schedule Department Philadelphia Pa.

Sporting Lites Diyteen Cene-Uy Sporting Life Philadelphia

Battle Scarred Cy Young Bids Farewell to Old Image

The veteran pitcher Cy Young, fifty, defies aging as training camps in Alexandria LA spotlight his return to form. Reporters note his lively work in practice, improved weight, lean face, and confident outlook for a strong season.

Alexandria Young

Home Run Advised By Heckler Coach Story

A former coach recalls coaching a southern university team with Connie Muncie as pitching aid. An overbearing faculty member urged players to hit a home run toward center field, half a mile away, as a joke turned stubborn instruction. The coach pretended to comply until new bats arrived. The tale ends with the professor’s continued interruptions finally quieted.

Southern University Connie Muncie Roshing Hera

Walter Johnson Sent Home By Washington Manager

Walter Johnson star pitcher for Washington has been sent home to Coffeyville after a conference with manager James McAleer at the Kimball house. Johnson refused to sign the contract unless raised beyond 7500. the club stands firm at 8500 and he has returned home to await developments.

Walter Johnson Washington Coffey Kands James McAleer Kimball House McAleer Fohnson Johnson Nayes Acapta wpstInate Hifh Francis E Price

Black Mob Demands Lynching at Lawrenceville

Sheriff and deputies pursue a Black suspect after a brutal assault and murder. A crowd gathers at the jail planning to hang him. Judge Brand urges lawful process but the mob forms, threatening extrajudicial action and setting a possible immediate trial if indicted.

Savex O'Neal Brand Hale

Hunting Gear for Arctic Travel by Captain F. Eileinschmidt

An April Pacific Monthly piece outlines practical cold weather attire for dog mushers. It details layers from woolen underwear to fur parka and mukluks, stressing quick changes for varying conditions and warning against overdressing. It emphasizes durable materials like sealskin and muskrat and notes gear evolution for efficient movement on trails.

Alaska F . Eileinschmidt Pacific

Scheme Rakes in Money in Magazine Subscriptions

Detectives Black and Bullard arrested two young white men, Orville Stevens 18 of Latonia Kentucky and G Bellows 21 machinist of 103 Trinity avenue, suspected heads of a magazine subscription scam aimed at Atlantans. The scheme offered very reduced six month rates on four standard magazines and required cash in advance. Both suspects held on suspicion and likely to have a hearing today.

Black and Bullard Orville Stevens Latonia G. Bellows Trinity Avenue Stevens Blue Grass State

Big Salaries Hit Major League Ball Players in 1911

New York reports nearly four hundred players begin drawing salaries from sixteen major league clubs when the April 17 season opens. Stipends range from 1500 to around ten times that amount, with managers like John McGraw in the New York Nationals earning about 12000 and Christy Mathewson among the top earners.

New York IieGean Big Salars New York Nationals John McGraw Christy Mathewson magn-Ericca Coombs Bender Philadelphia Walsh Cage Iulien Detroit Adams Pitts Brown Chicago Collins Ladote Cleveland Wagner Pittsburg Cobb Boston

Funeral of Allen E. Reid in South Macon

The funeral for Allen E. Reid, killed by several Black men Wednesday night, was held at the family residence in South Macon and he was buried at Evergreen Cemetery. He leaves a wife and one daughter along with his parents.

Alien Reid Macon Allen E. Reid South Evergreen

La Vada All Ene Five-Cent Cigar Price Difference

In the same class as high priced ten cent cigars you will find the La Vada all ene five cent cigar. It the same tobacco but costs less to make.

Advertising ethics and making good on promises

The piece argues merchants should back up every advertisement with real service and genuine value. It condemns short measure push cart practices and urges sellers to ensure customer satisfaction to encourage repeat business rather than relying on one time sales.

Obituary notices for Miller Stocks Duke Spahr and Euge

The notice lists families and friends attending funerals for Carlton H. Miller and F M Stocks at 200 West Peachtree Street and 93 Nelson Street with pallbearers named. Also briefly notes funerals for Mrs. Duke and Mr. Theodore Euge, and Professor Otto Spahr with service details at Oakland and West View Cemetery and morning and afternoon times. Interments at Oakland are planned.

Stocks F. M. Stocks G. G. Hanha Bizelle Fannie Louane He Stocks Thomas ¥. Stocks W. D. Stocks Nelson Street Barclay & Brandon's James L. Mayson Edgar Kelly Charles I. Brannan John J Woodside Edger Orr J. Bulow Campbell Joseph A. McCord KH Boeland Oakland A. J. West W. H. Harrison ML Armistead Herman Cronheim T. G McDonald H. W Stegall Frank Wilby J. M. Wilson Wendy James L Mayson Edgar S. Kelley Charles I Branan K. H. Boland Edgar Harr John J. Woodsine Oakland Cemetery

Meeting Notice for Atlanta Commandery No 9 K T

A special conclave of Atlanta Commandery No 9 K T will meet at its asylum corner Peachtree and Cain streets Sunday April 9 at 10 o clock for annual body divine services at Trinity church. Each Sir Knight is expected to attend in Tull Templar uniform. J I Lester E C Attest H W Dent Recorder.

Atlanta Commandery K. T Asylum Peachtree Cain Streets In & Body Trinity Church Ste Knight Tull Templar JI G Lester E. C. Attest H. W. Dent

Principles of repeat customers and courteous service in advertising

The text urges advertisers and salespeople to ensure customers return by offering satisfaction and utmost courtesy. It questions whether a sale ends the relationship or if every effort is made to encourage repeat business. It emphasizes building goodwill beyond a single transaction.

Advertiser

Also Mentioned on This Page

Jos Jackson The Post William Peet Herald Louis Dougher Times Ed Grillo Star Milan Geassler Lelivelt Conway Keefe Mille Elberfeld McBride Cunningham Henry Sommerlot Bunting Conroy Schaefer Street Alnsmith Groom Gray Walker Hughes Busse Sherry Peet Jackson Dougher Lehman Quirk Dick Jemison Homer LaGrange High School Phamvernn Flaane Gnanlat T Cy Young Edward MM. Ashenback Jack Hyder James M’aleer Lawrenceville West End Park Whitehall West End Forrest George Adair Central Business Auburn Ave Automobile Center John J. Woodside Ponce de Leon Avenue City E. Worley Equitable Weyman & Connors Mortgage Bond Brokers ——E Ashby Street Greensferry Avenue West Fair Street Spelman Seminary Atlanta University Roff Sims & Company National Bank Bell Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Co Metropolitan Life Fieurance Co Fotal Smith, Hammond & Smith Crant Georgia Rery Dahan Heved New York Americans Chase Russell Ford Old Collier Nelson St Southern Nals B.& A. Railway Roll Sims & Co Duke Mark B. Duke Cc. Malone R. c. Ellis Grover N. C J. Malone York Vlle W. Cc. Duke T. W. Duke J. W. Cason Merk B. Duke Pulliam Street Oweng Oak Land Greenberg & Bond Company Charles L. P. Huddleston Elmo Holland J .W. Cason Emmett Hight George F. Schoen Ee Chet Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted Bflasons Masonic Temple Hill Street Glennwood Avenue Palestine Lodge George M Napier David ET Shumaker Brewster Albert Ravel Hugh M. Dorsey Arthur Heyman Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman Attorneys-at-Law River Building Atlants Eynic
Search Courier

Search the Atlanta Constitution Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Atlanta Constitution?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication