Alabama Beats Georgia Tech In Muddy Tuscaloosa Game
In a slow one sided afternoon Alabama defeated Georgia Tech on a muddy field. Pratt kept the Georgians scattered while Alabama hitters produced a few big hits and base running plays. Tech’s infield turned two doubles but miscues and late runs by Alabama secured the win as pitchers held Tech to two runs.
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Alabama
Georgian Tech
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Longshore
Witherington
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Amerson
Donaldson
Amegon
Addridge
Fielder
Alabame
Barr
West Point Edge in Close Game Against LaGrange
College games report West Point High School battled La Grange on LaGrange diamond, a tight 6 to 4 loss for West Point. GM C and Gordon 2 Midgeville notes, G M C downed Gordon 6 to 2 with nine strikeouts each, Wake Forest beat Clemson 6 to 1 in a slow game highlighted by Faicette Woodall and Billings.
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LaGrange
West Point
Shecal
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Gordon
Midgeville
Slappy
Bankston
Camp
Nunnally
Wake Forest
Clemson
Clemson College
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Faicette
Woodall
Billings
Hutton
Gooch
Hota
Cureton
Hutte
R.H. E
Smith and Lowe
Ezell
Anderson and Brown
Smith
John Mackey Dies a Noted Horse Trainer at 77
John Mackey a renowned horse trainer and head of James B Hagein's stable of thoroughbreds died in Brooklyn of heart disease aged seventy seven. Born in Ireland he came to the United States as a boy and was to have trained Mr Hagein's horses at the upcoming Belmont Park meeting.
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New York
Yong
James B. Hagein
Brooklyn
Ireland
Mr. Hagain
Belmont Park
Release for veteran receiver Lew McAllister by manager
Lew McAllister, veteran receiver, received an unconditional release from Manager Billy Smith on Friday morning. The same day he flew home to Detroit to be with family after his son’s accident and care for a two month old baby strained Mrs. McAllister’s nerves. Albany South Atlantic league club pursues him to manage their club for the rest of the season and will wire an offer.
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Lew McAllister
Billy Smith
Fia
Detroit
McAlister
Philadelphia Triumphs 4-0 with Plank Shining on Pitching
In Philadelphia, Plank held New York to four singles while Collins powered the offense with three doubles and a single, backing six-fielding support. The Phils scored in the sixth with three hits and two walks to win 4-0 as Ford, Fivgher, and Williams started for New York.
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Philadelphia
Plank
Collins
New York
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Chance
Midkife
Frank
Pord
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Chase
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Lax
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Fivgher
Wiliams
Lapp
Connolly
McGreevy
Atkinson and Flagg to Speak at Central Congregational
Two Sunday addresses will highlight services at Central Congregational Church Cartle Grove and Filts Street connected to the Southern Sociological Congress in Atlanta April 25 29 Henry A Atkinson secretary of the National Council of Congregational Churches will speak in the morning on Social Tasks of the Church Marcus C Flagg of the Florida Children's Home Society will address the evening series Flagg is known as an entertaining speaker likely to inspire better works for humanity.
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Southern Sociological Congres
Atlanta
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National Council of Congregational Churches
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Atkinson
Central Khuren
Leity
Marcus C. Flagg
Florida Children’s Home Society
Mr. Plage
Bulgaria Servia reach amicable accord on Monastir towns
A Vienna dispatch reports Bulgaria and Servia reached an amicable agreement with Servia dropping claims to Monastir and other disputed towns. Hopes rise for a similarly satisfactory accord between Bulgaria and Greece over Saloniki as talks continue amid Austrian and Montenegrin tensions. Authorities note no formal demand to Montenegro has been sent yet. The Montenegrin crown prince entered Scutari with a new military governor named General Vokutiteh and civil governor M. Plamenatz as rulers prepare for a potential move of the Montenegrin court to Scutari. King Nicholas is expected in Scutari today to proclaim his court’s move.
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National Bank of Commerce
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Tennessee Central Railway
Wiliam H. Thompson
Bank of Commerce
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Thompson
van Blarcom
Toang
Mississippi Valley Trust Company
St. Louis
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Tennessee Construction Company
Nashville Terminal Railway
Senator Bailey
Balley
Natonal Bank of Commerce
Standard Trust Company of
New York
Batley
Eben Richards
Trust Company
Pirates Beat Cubs In Narrow Eight Inning Tilt
Pittsburgh wins 6 3 over Chicago as second inning errors and ill-handled bunts aid the Pirates. Leach and Lehuste spark Cubs comeback, but Robinson falters late. Richie allowed early hits and made two errors, aiding Pittsburgh.
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Cubs
Pittsburg
Chicago
Robinson
Leach
Lehuste
Zunmerraar
McCarthy
Saier
Trendrix
Richia
Carey
Bryne
Wilson
Butler
Ana
Richie
Humphries
Archer
Hendrix
Simon
Owens
Guthrie
Hats and houses price punch line in judge’s shop
In the Shopping District a humorous judge scene shows Smell Boy asking why hats cost more than houses. His mother explains with wary practicality as Bobbie notes two signs: Hats, $1 up and Houses, 320 down.
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Bobbie
Bryce bids farewell as ambassador after six years in U S
James Bryce, Britain’s ambassador to the United States for six years, bade farewell to American audiences in New York. In remarks to the Pilgrims' Society, he praised U S Britain friendship, urged widening ties to other nations, and extolled Washington, Lincoln, and the American spirit. He noted strong treaties and praised Secretary Root, while urging continued cooperation with shared aims across nations.
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James Brycetan
United States
Great Britain
Pilgrims' Society of the
Washington
America
Bryce
Root
Bryan
Mr. Bruce
Provident
Republic
England
Virginia
New England
George Washington
Abraham J.incolm
Opelousas Welcomes Back Dunbar Boy Amid Joyful Homecoming
In Opelousas Louisiana a jubilant crowd greeted Robert Dunbar returning home with his parents after being believed kidnapped. The town declared a half holiday. trains, bells, and fireworks celebrated as Dunbar and family arrived. Authorities continue to argue over the child’s identity with experts and investigations ongoing.
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C. B. Dunbar
New Orleans
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Iaietle Abbey
Dunbar
Santa Claus
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Robert
Theatre coup tale hints at bold staging
Fragmentary remarks describe a theatrical coup with dramatic outfits and public reception. The exchange suggests bold costumes and strategic planning, implying a planned act to surprise audiences. Names, dates, and settings remain unclear in the damaged text.
Peter Clark Heads Gate City Guard in Georgia National Guard
Clarke, Atlanta banker and real estate broker, has served twenty five years as a private in the Gate City Guards. He received his captain's commission yesterday from Adjutant General J Van Holt Nash. He will command Company L in the memorial parade today, succeeding Captain Leonard D Wood who retired weeks ago.
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Atlanta
Gate City Guards
J. van Holt Nash
Clarke
National Guard of Georgia
Leonard D. Wood
Fragmented Notice of a Personal Claim from 19th Century Text
Incoherent OCR excerpt shows a speaker debating a task and a claim of time served. The passage references Milton and years, with a sense of frustration and unfinished statements about writing or proving something. The readable content implies a dialog or note rather than a formal notice.
Memorial Day Parade Prep in Atlanta Under General Nash
Readied ceremonies place Adjutant General Joseph Van Holt Nash as marshal with Major J. C. Seamagna leading staff. A long parade lineup includes U S Army captains and lieutenants, Georgia National Guard officers, Confederate veterans, civilian aides, and multiple division commanders. The march forms at 1 30 with a 2 pm start and Dr. Charles E Lee to deliver the Memorial address.
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Atlanta
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J. C. Seamagna
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United States Army
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Edward P. Winston
National Guard of Georgia
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Tuiper
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H. Prank West
T. J. Ripley
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J. Colton Lynes
A J. West
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J. C. Hutt
William «. Grasty
James W. Engsh
Dunbar Ogden
Henry S Jackson
G. A. Jenna
Rupert K. Evans
William M. Slaton
A. J. McBride
J. & Doster
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Fifth Regiment
Infantry Nations
Guard of Georgia
Marist College Cadet Battalion
Georgia Military College
Boy Scouts of America
Knights of Pythias
Improved Order Odd Fellows
American Mechanica
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Confederate Veterans
Tige Anderson
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James Longstreet
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United American Mechanics
Governor's Horse Guards
Wheeler's Cavalry
Atlanta Artillery
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