Georgia Carolina Blaugas Company Incorporation Petition
Grayson Heidt C B Stackpole and G Rhen seek incorporation for Georgia Carolina Blaugas Company with principal office in Atlanta Georgia. Capital stock set at 2 000 000 dollars split 500 000 preferred and 1 500 000 common. 20 000 shares at 100 dollars each. Company may issue bonds mortgage and acquire property to manufacture and sell Blaugas and related devices, without distributing via streets. term requested twenty years with renewal.
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State OF Georgia
Fulton
Sadiq County
Grayson -Y. Heidt
Lalt
C. B. Stackpole
Borough of
Manhattan
Georgia-Carolina
Blaugas Company
Atlanta
Georgia
Amdlerate Ag
Said
Sald Company
Mitlic
Atock
Flaugas
United States
sa@ corporation
Maid State
Dorsey, Brewster, Howell & Heyman
Fred
Arnold Broyles
Ee Argold
Cubs Boss Alleges Giants Seek Help From Other Teams
Chicago president Charles W. Murphy accuses the New York Giants of seeking undue assistance to win the National League pennant. He cites a dispatch about a world tour tied to the Giants’ success and questions Bresnahan’s alleged involvement. Bresnahan says his role is only as a prospective manager.
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Chicago
Charles W. Murphy
Chicago Nationals
New York
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis
Giants
Mr. Murphy
Bresnahan
Aso
Cardinals
Kimuele
Louia
Chicago Dispatch
New York Nationals
Breanahan
Jack Johnson Returns to Training for One More Fight
Chisago reports Jack Johnson, after two weeks retirement, plans training today for one more bout. Promoters seek Johnson against Joe Jeanette with St Nicholas Club representatives traveling from New York. Johnson vows to prove he can box as well as before while Billy McCarney pursues bouts for Packey McFarland and Johnny Conlon and has Ad Wolgast set to fight McFarland in New York on October 3.
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Chisago
Jack Johnson
St. Jesse
Eddie McMahon
St. Nicholas Club
New York
Johnson
Joe Jeanette
Jeanette
Flynn
Billy McCarney
Packey McFarland
Johnny Conlon
Hilly Gibson
Madison Square Garden Club
MacCarney
Cadillac
Ad Wolgast
McFarland
Fort McPherson Hosts Two Weekend Baseball Games
About 500 fans from Atlanta and post personnel watched two Fort McPherson baseball games Sunday. Company M, Seventeenth Infantry beat a picked nine 7 to 4 with strong hitting and twelve strikeouts by Zlecker Foose. Private Flynn contributed a double and two singles. Third Battalion Expositiona defeated the visitors 4 to 1 as Dye fanned the opposition while Lawson added four singles. Next Sunday features Third Battalion versus Southeastern Leaguers and Company M against Fulton Bay Millers. Refreshments, vaudeville, and motion pictures planned for the post gym Wednesday evening. admission free.
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Atlanta
Fort McPherson
Company M. Seventeenth Infantry
M Company
Zleckerfoose
Company M
Iveness
Williams
Flynn
Fort Slocum
N Y
Seventeenth Infantry
N. W. Oerting
Expositiona
Dye
Lawson
Stocton
Davis
Fulton Bay Millers
Post
Tigers 3 Syracuse 1 in extra road game
Detroit Americans beat Syracuse State League club 3 to 1 at Syracuse on August 12. Ty Cobb played left field despite a bad leg severe cold and a shoulder knife wound. Batteries Works and Kocher for Detroit On slow Litton Knotts for Syracuse. Time 1:37. Umpires Quigley Cleary. Father and Johnny table joke ends oddly.
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Tigers
Syracuse
N. Y
Detroit Americans
New York
Ty Cobb
Detroit
Works and Kocher
Onslow
Litton and Knotts
Quigley and Cleary
Baseball Milestones and Births From 1874 to 1933
A compact chronology notes June 12 1874 birth of A Jones later White Sox manager. It lists 1889 Stovey two homers, 1901 Moore one hit allowed, 1901 Boston 3 New York 0 in ten innings, 1902 Athletics shutouts of Detroit, 1905 Cubs and Giants hits totals, 1906 Sparka one hit allowed, 1909 Hartzell five singles in 8 5 win for White Elephants, 1910 Athletics 24 1 Cleveland tie counts, and 1933 Mary O Pool entry.
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George L. More
Fielder A. Jones
Chicago White Sox
Shinglehouse
Harry Stovey
Athletics
Cincinnati
Lee Viau
Earl Moore
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Nichols
Mathewson
Mobile arrests on white slave traffic charge in Alabama
Annie Laurie Lee aged 15 Frankie Cowart 17 Lamar Keller and R R Zipperer all of Savannah Ga were arrested in Mobile for violating the white slave traffic law. The couples traveled via Montgomery where they registered as husband and wife. They lived together in Mobile for one day before arrest. Police believe Keller arranged the travel tickets and that the girls paid him, with cases to be heard by police court then the U S commissioner.
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Mobile
Ala
Annie Laurie Lee
Frankie Cowart
Lamar Keller
R. R. Zipperer
Savannah
United States
Montgomery
City
Keller
Liner Orders For Panama Canal
London August 12 The Royal Mail Steam Packet company has ordered four 650 foot passenger liners from a Belfast shipyard to serve Panama canal traffic amid anticipated German competition. Mr Mayhew said the US Senate Panama canal bill need not disturb plans and believed the issue could be amicably resolved without adverse comment.
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London
Royal Mail Steam Packet Company
Belfast
Mayhew
Royal Mail Company
United States
Justice Simpson Dies in New York Hospital
Robert Tennant Simpson, associate justice of the Alabama Supreme Court since 1904, died at Presbyterian Hospital in New York at age 75. A Civil War veteran and former Alabama legislator, his body to be shipped to Florence, Alabama, tomorrow. his wife was present.
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New York
Robert Tennant Simpson
Supreme Court of Alabama
Presbyterian Hospital
Equitable Sells 120 Broadway Site for New 36-Story Building
Equitable Life Assurance sells the old 120 Broadway site to a syndicate led by General T Coleman Du Pont of Wilmington. A 36-story building, named the Equitable Building, will rise on the cleared site. No fixed price public. known asking price around 14 million dollars.
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New York
Equitable Life Assurance Society
General T. Coleman DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Broadway
Hiquitable
Equitable
Roberts and Holt Clash in 12 3 Home Diamond Loss
In Ocllla Ga on August 12 Roberts defeated Holt 12 to 3 in a slow game. Only notable actions were hits by both teams and a ninth inning catch by Smith in left field. Batteries listed: Roberts Prenton Roberta Holt McMinten Paul.
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Roberts
Holt
Ocllla
Smith
Robe
Prenton
Roberta
McMinten
Paul
Why the Boys and Girls Leave the Farm
A Progressive Farmer analysis argues that rural youth migrate to cities for better earnings and opportunities. It urges elevating farm education to equal that given to urban professionals, so staying on farms becomes as viable as leaving, aided by better knowledge and training for farming careers.
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Cidlea
Farma
Ninth inning heroes of baseball rise in pennant race
The season highlights include Joe Tinker of the Cubs and Max Carey of the Pirates delivering late game wins. Stuffy McInnes and Tris Speaker also spark late rallies, with Carey and Marsans among leaders in ninth and extra innings.
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Joe Tinker
Cubs
Max Carey
Pirates
Chicago
J. Faversham
Giants
Carey
Ben
Senor Marsans
Reds
O'Dayltes
Stuffy McInnes
Athletics
Mackmen
Chalmers
Trne Speaker
Red Sox
Guy Zinn
Highlanders
Wing
Hest
Tinker
Zimmerman
Leach
Sheckard
Schulte
Needham
Cheney
Hauser
Kenetchy
Smith
Elias
Oakes
Boston
Miller
McDonald
Sweeney
O'Rourke
Kling
Brooklyn
Northen
Moran
New York
Herzog
McCormick
Wilson
Doyle
Crandall
Myera
Snodgrass
Philadelphia
Cravath
Lobert
Doolan
Luderns
Downey
Anertonn Tee eUe
Bodle
Block
Hasteriy
Birmingham
Datroit--Cobb
Moriarty
Maldin
Crawford
Loudon
St. Louis
Laporte
Pratt
Wallace
Speaker
Hooper
Lewis
Wagner
Wood
Carrigan
Zinn
Martin
Street
Ford
Mooney
Chase
Mcinnes
Maggert
Lapp
Oldring
Baker
Washington
Gandii
Morgan
Foster
Shanks
Moeller
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Becker
Ralley
Graham
Reynolts
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Calcache
McRiveen
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The
McConnell Shoe and Clothing Co
Decatur St
Dr. Hughes
Fort M
Pherson
Father
Johnny
IN Mobile
Panama Canal
Justice Simpson
New York Hospital
L. Coleman
Anheuser-Busch Brewery
Elevi
Freight
Louisville
Knoxville
City Ticket Office
Peachtree
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