Wanted traveling salesmen and other help ads
Classified notice fragment lists job ads for traveling salesmen in the Southeast and other help wanted items. It mentions Anderson Fertilizer Co in Anderson South Carolina, Rein hard Meyer Co in Baltimore, and Model Mfg. Co in South Bend Indiana, plus dress shirt laundering and engraving services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Anderson Fertilizer Co
Anderson
B.C
Alabama
Mississippi
Ulsiana
Reinhard, Meyer & Co
Baltimore Street
Baltimore
Mad
South Bend
Ind
Standard Telephone to Overhaul Plant at 104 Edgewood Avenue
The Standard Telephone Company's plant at 104 Edgewood avenue will undergo extensive changes by expert electricians through Septembers 16. All machinery and wires will be replaced with new apparatus to speed operations and improve connections. The overhaul costs at least $8,000, with service momentsary during transitions. Nearby readers are informed that subscribers will not be inconvenienced. Also mentions travel deal: New York round trip via Seaboard Air Line for $39.80 valid through October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Telephone Company
Edgewood Avenue
New York
Seaboard Air Line
Fisie
Wanted Real Estate Near Atlanta and Philadelphia Properties
Classified notice seeks 10 to 40 acres of good land near Atlanta with a small house at a bargain price. Also offers exchange for a nicely located city residence lot in Philadelphia. Property rented for 3300 annually. Constitution notice.
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Decatur Street
B. P. Gakes & Co
Southern Engraving Co. Constitution
Building
Atlanta
Southern Engraving Co. Constitution Building
Southern Engraving v. Constitution Building
Southern Engraving Co
Constitution Building
Atfianta. Ga
Barker & Holleman
Tlanta
McCandless
Kiser
Tolman
Broad Street
Gould
Weyman & Connors
Equitable
Equitable Pash
Pu Security Company
Ee Ee
Constitution
Philadelphia
Lis
Care Constitution
Fire Insurance Agency Seeks Territory With Noted Insurers
An ad described fire insurance agencies seeking to operate in a territory with strong success by New York Life Insurance. It listed references and potential connections to Bank of Cor ate, Star Rosin Co., and various warehousing and manufacturing firms. The fragmentary notice hinted at agency calls and local addresses, including a laundry and railroad references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eee Ea Fire Insurance
New York Life Insurance
People's Bank of Corate
Star Rosin Co
Southern Engraving Company
Atlanta
Labor Day ball fate in Piedmont park debate
Foundal of Spasis weighs final Labor Day ball site with Piedmont park favored by a donated $201 gift from Consolidated Street Railway to the Labor Day fund, reaction to mayoral veto, and ongoing votes. Indoor baseball opener at the Atlanta Rifles armory ends 23 to 15, with a plan for a winter tournament and a Rifles vs Savannah Guards series. Aerial handball matches at Atlanta Athletic Club show tight play as plans for a new club house draw attention from Bleckly Tyler and Dinwiddie with expected swift decision.
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Fiedmont Park
Agricultural Hall
Consolidated Street Railway Company
Piedmont Park
Street Railway Company
Labor Day Fund
Atlanta Rifles
Rifles
Machine Gun
Aifles
F. G. Byrd
Savannah Volunteer Guards
Atlanta Boys
Savannah
Rifles’ Armory
Bettween
Atlanta Athletic Club
Bleckly
Tyler
J. H. Dinwidie
Five Nations wins Troy stakes at Saratoga in fast heat
At Saratoga on August 4 Five Nations the favorite in the Troy stakes won in hand by two lengths. Essene took second ahead of Rocky. Watercure set a track record with Kamara second in the mile and seventy yards race, time 1 44 2 5. Other races saw Watercure, Bold Knight, and Dr. Riddle among winners with close finishes and varied weights.
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Saratoga
Five Nations
Essene
Rocky
Watercure
Kamara
Tribes Hit
Turner
Destitute
Bullman
Lady Godiva
Shaw
McCue
Alsike
Creamer
GQ Thompson
Cochran
Bold Knight
Sims
Bard of Avon
Scotch Bush
O'Connor
Louisville
J. Wood
Dr. Riddle
Wonderly
Goebel
Annie Thompson
Beauchamp
Lipton Departs for United States After Cup Farewell
Sir Thomas Lipton left London for the United States amid cheers at the station. Flowers adorned the car, and a miniature Shamrock II replica symbolized the voyage. Lipton, praising his team and rivals, vowed to court victory or accept defeat with sportsmanship as Shamrock II heads for Liverpool.
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London
Sir Thomas Lipton
United States
Thomas
Charles Russell
J. B. Millard
Robert Re
George I. Watson
Liverpool
Sir Thomas Lépten
Sir Thomas
Rysen
United Kingdom
Old and New Defenders End Race in Flat Calm
Newport August 4 After a drifting match of three hours and forty minutes today the Columbia and Constitution gave up the race and were towed back to the city. The wind had fallen to a flat calm and the outer mark was over four miles away. Distances to the turning buoy were equal. The race will not be resailed tomorrow as both boats are on their way to the Larchmont regatta on Friday.
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Newport
Coloumbia
Constitution
Larchmont
Invader Wins Canadian Cup Defeating Cadillac Again
In Chicago on August 14 the Canadian yacht Invader defeated Cadillac in a nine mile windward and return race. Captain Jarvis steered Invader to a clear victory, crossing two minutes and twenty seconds ahead. After the win, Invader’s triumph returns the Canada’s Cup across the border. Yacht clubs including Chicago, Columbia, Rochester, and two Detroit clubs immediately challenged for future races.
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Chicago
Cadillac
Columbia
Rochester Yacht Club
Detroit
Jarvis
Ward and Davis Win United States Tennis Championship
Newport August 14 Holcomb Ward and Dwight Davis defeated Lao B Ware and Bails C Wright after three tense sets to claim the United States championship for the third time and become permanent owners of the challenge trophy. The victory marks the first time a team has three wins since the trophy’s competition began in 1890. Other early participants including Stevens Larned Crother, Little, Hobart and Paret attended the event.
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Newport
R. L
Holcomb Ward
Dwight Davis
Lao B. Ware
Bails C. Wricht
United States
Ware
Wright
Stevens
Larned
Crothiér
Little
Hobart
Paret
Burnie Burton wins six furlong race at Chicago in fast time
Burnie Burton surged to the lead in the second race dropping rivals by two lengths in 1 13 flat. Jockey Arvin had a dramatic mishap on Amarine and was dragged briefly before remounting. Weather clear and track fast with several races detailing times and placings for Mabel Winn Ishtar Julia Junkin and other entrants.
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Chicago
Burnie Burton
Miss Bennett
Arvin
Amarine
Mabel Winn
T. Knight
Inkfield
Santa Teressa
Harshberger
Burnie Bunton
Ransom
Headwater
Ransch
Vulcain
Mitchell
Ronation
W. Hughes
Filon d'Or
Wigons
Around stadium track fast cyclists whirl Buffalo meet
Buffalo August 14 riders at the grand circuit meet of the National Cycling Association raced for places in tomorrow s grand semi finals and finals. Mile professional semi finals Kramer won Wisher second time 2 11 3 5 Second semi Lawson won Kimble second time 2 11 1 5 Grand semi final tomorrow Mile 2 10 class professional First semi Newkirk won Green second time 2 41 2 5 Second race semi final Bowler won Maya second time 2 40 4 5 Grand semi final and final tomorrow Half mile handicap professional first heat Jenkins won Campbell second time 57 4 5 Second heat Green Maya second time Third heat Major Taylor won Wilson second 66 3 5 Fourth heat Newkirk won Bowler second time 266 4 5 Match Race Fifteen miles between Fred H Dalke and Walter Smith faced by motor tandem Won by Dalke Time Ot Of
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Buffalo
National Cycling Association
Mile
Frank L. Kramer
John F. Wisher
Iver Lawson
Kimble
Jed Newkirk
Jack Green
James Bowler
Otto Maya
Sidney Jenkins
George F. Campbell
Major Taylor
Lester Wilson
James B. Bowler
Fred H. Dalke
Walter Smith
Dalke
Tima
Brighton Trotting Meets In Wet Card At Brighton Beach
New York August 14 trotting card at Brighton Beach drew a small crowd due to threatening weather. Key events included the Bonner Memorial across multiple heats with Onward Silver victorious in trot and other winners in pace and trotting divisions. Circuit races at Glens Falls drew the largest attendance in years with multiple three heat wins and fast times. Covington Ga tennis tournament opens with six doubles teams and about fourteen singles entries anticipated.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Onward Sliver
Ebrino
Dick Lee
Star Pugh
Shadow Chimes
Terrace Queen
Kava
Bonner Memorial
Onward Silver
Cornelia Bell
Dolly Dillon
Hetty G
Riley
Bohnie
Captain Bracken
Hen Tiletta
Glens Falls
Mazette
Maxine
Daniel
Electra
Country J
Porto Rico
Cherilo Mc
Susie J
Belle Curry
Covington
Stigles
County exhibits urged for state fair prizes
Southern Interstate fair management offers hefty cash premiums for county agricultural displays in Georgia Alabama and South Carolina. Rich counties have yet to apply while Dr J B Hunnicutt tours the state to spark county pooling and county or club exhibits. Railroads will transport exhibits free to the fair and Savannah offers $1040 top prizes, potentially doubling earnings for a county exhibit.
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Spalding
Brooks
Morgan
Clarke
Oconee
Cowata
Troup
Georgia
Alabama
South Carolina
Fair Management
South Crolina
J.B. Hunnicutt
Drac
Savannah
Atlanta
Martin Talka
Martin
Thig
Horse racing and shooting notes from U.S. papers
The page lists multiple horse races with entrants and weights across divisions, plus a Vicksburg gun club tournament report noting about a hundred shooters, led by Frederick Gilbert of Spirit Lake. Rome Georgia reports talks to host six weeks of fast baseball with Frank Moffett bringing the Anderson team and games against major Southern cities.
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Vicksburg
Memphis
Tent
Mies
Rome
Frank Moffett
Anderson
8. C
Moffett
South
Cincinnati
Louieville
St. Louis
Jackson
Baseball Games Tie in Split Brooklyn Doubleheader
The Boston Red Sox and New York teams split a doubleheader with 1 run games in the first set and a 10 to 4 final in the second, while Philadelphia and Brooklyn also split a two game series with tight scores and 2,700 in attendance. Batteries featured Warner, Kittridge, Moran, and Dineen with multiple pitchers listed. umpires included Emelie and Nash.
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Boston
New York
Tiatteries
Willig
Kittridge
Taylor and Warner
Emelie
Wamer
Woore
Philadelphia
Brooklyn
Duggleby
Jackiltach
Donovan
McGuire
Nash
Townsend
McFarland
Newton
Farrell
Attendan
Washington and Baltimore fight rain out in doubleheader
Rain postponed SECOR and a split Boston Philadelphia doubleheader evening results show Washington 0 1 with a 8 0 score, while Boston and Philadelphia played two games with multiple errors and batter totals.
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Washington
Baltimore
Patten
Clarke
Karns
Naps
Bresnahan
Paizes
Haskell
Connally
SECOR
Southern League Games Shake Up Scores
Shreveport defeated New Orleans 8 to 4 as rain halted several games with Memphis Little Rock, Nashville, and Birmingham delays noted. The report lists scorers Fisher Montgomery Kellum Abbott and weather as the postponing factor.
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Shreveport
New Orleans
Fisher
Montgomery
Kellum and Abbott
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Empire Business Bureau
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Tennessee Copper Co
Copperbilt
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Southern Enving Co
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Congration Building
Wwe
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Cuba Immigration and Investment Co
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Gatfee
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Chichester Chemical Co
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Wells Sign CO
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W. W. Reynolds
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Southern Eneraving Co
P. H. Snook
Jersey
Aranteid
Forrest ‘Avenue
Dayton Computinig
Atlanta Metalend Bottle Co
Grant St. Atlanta
Southern Hingraving Company
Stargard
Aumour
John Henry
John M. Miller Co
Marietta Street
Julius R. Watts & Co. Jewelers
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Alabamia Street
Whittemore Optical Co
Walton
Atlanta Messenger Service
Sicher Aoick Shi Aecared
John J. Woodside
Southern ‘“Engraving Co
R. B. Malsby
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Eee
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