Wanted ads fill Constitution want column in late issue
The paper lists multiple want ads seeking workers for candy stores stone shovels bricklayers and office staff, with instructions on ten cent per line pricing and discounts for longer runs. It also notes acceptances for clerical, sales, and professional roles and various locations such as Atlanta Nashville and Chicago.
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Wild Bill Hanrahan dies in Chicago hospital
Pugilist Wild Bill Hanrahan died at 1 a m at Sunday hospital after several days of pneumonia. He was about to enter the ring when illness was found and a doctor noted a 104 degree temperature before his removal to the hospital.
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Southern Railway Trains Leave Atlanta Timetable
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Atlanta baseball team young infield shows promise amid practice
The Atlanta ball club tested an infield lineup with Pabst and Peter watching as Krug, Stouch, Busch, and Leidy impressed. Pitchers Bailey Hale Wilson and others worked well while Childs quit the team. Today 7000 school children will receive tickets for a 3:30 PM game split between the Atlantas and guests.
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Columbus opens ball season with Birmingham loss
Columbus Ga April 18 Special The city’s ball season began with Birmingham Southern League in town. About six hundred fans watched Columbus win 9 0 after Birmingham left the field over an umpire decision. Patton pitched for Columbus while Tipp worked for Birmingham. A near bench clearing incident followed a foul call near the left field fence. Birmingham players and fans claimed improper ruling and police restored order. The Birmingham team agreed to play a second game tonight.
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Techs Beat Tennessee In Knoxville Game
Georgia Tech defeated Tennessee 14 to 12 in Knoxville as Techs played eight innings. Catcher Robert Hicks hit two home runs and scored multiple teammates. Murphy pitched for Techs, allowing sixteen hits with two Tennessee homers.
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Kilogram Wins at Aqueduct with Track Favorable
At Aqueduct New York on April 18 the track was in good shape and Kilogram won the third race, a 6 furlong handicap, after leading from the start. Jonkey Hayden was suspended for the rest of the meeting for riding Taxman in the second race. Meyers entries were refused.
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National League Opens as Iberg Dominates for Philadelphia
National League games feature Philadelphia’s Iberg striking out eight over seven innings in an 9-2 win over New York. Chicago tops Cincinnati 5-3, Brooklyn defeats Boston 10-4, with highlights including Greminger’s stellar defense for Brooklyn. Also noted are golf results from Anniston, Alabama, where Highland Golf Club beat Mont Alto 4 1 up and horse Marque sold for 5,000 dollars in Nashville.
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Silurian Sets Track Record Upset at Memphis Race
In Memphis on April 18 Pat Dunn's Silurian won a mile and seventy yards handicap by a half length, breaking the existing track record of 1:47. The field included C. B. Campbell and Scarlet Lily, who finished neck and neck to the stretch. Other races listed include the first through sixth events with results and times, plus boxing and wrestling results from Buffalo and New Orleans.
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Forbes Wins Decision Over Ryan in Ten Rounds
Clarence Forbes of Chicago defeats Jack Ryan of Indianapolis after ten rounds of fighting in Peoria Illinois. The result comes from a lively bout held tonight with Forbes earning the decision on points.
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Mayor Mims Pledges Tight Watch on City Spending
Mayor Mims will push to keep city departments and boards within their appropriations. He plans to send another council communication after next Monday’s meeting and will support the finance committee in enforcing the law. He warns departments must not overspend and notes the water department has nearly exhausted its funds while two miles of sewer pipe remain unsold.
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