Five Opens Season for Atlanta Athletic Club Opener
AAC launches the 1910 16 season against Southern champion Home Athletic amid a strong lineup led by Graves Forbes and Dubard with Weaver and the Carters in key roles. A practice win over Grant by 78 to 16 boosts confidence as President Asan Candler tosses the ball to start the season at 3:00 p.m. at the club arena.
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Columbus
Atlanta Athletic Club
Home
Johnny Graves
Tilou Forbes
Poaktion
Walter Dubard
Lamar Weaver
Frank Carter
Carters
Atlanta
Pos Rowe Forbes RF
Ledbetter Graves Lek Ce Betts
Orc
Davis Dubard
C Tanham
Dempesy Weaver Rog Fends Dud
LG Cavington Ors King
West Virginia Breaks With The Generals
In Huntington West Virginia the University of West Virginia reportedly ends relations with Washington and Lee University after disputes over a recent football game. Manager Robert Doigle of the charter team stated the men met in Charleston and the split follows soon after last fall’s closing minutes controversy. No further game is scheduled.
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Uuntington Wo
University of West Virginia
Washi Yon
Lee University
Robert Robert Doigle
Ine
Sam Agnew Bought by Boston Red Sox
The purchase of Sam Agnew by the Boston Red Sox was announced to the club via telegram by team official Jon Lane of the Boston outfit. The notification arrived on the date noted and confirms the transfer.
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Sam Agnew
Boston Red Sox
Tiesiint
Jon Lant
Toston Mert
Trom
Rumler Visits Atlanta Friends Ahead of Season
Catcher Bill Rumler of the Crackers arrives in Atlanta on Thursday to visit his Nebraska friends. He will stay seven weeks before returning to spring training with the Browns next season.
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Bill Rumler
Atlanta
AL Rumler
Nebraska
SE Hous Browns
Jack Munroe’s Courage Marked by Public Support
A wartime note honors Jack Munroe, praised by friends for his resilience during a grim period. He remained cheerful and a credit to the service amid a harsh campaign, with updates on his comrades and the broader war effort.
Peace Near in Organized Baseball as Agreement Drafted
Peace talk dominates late New York conference among National and Federal league reps plus minor leagues. Key issues include contract reinstatements for 72 players, consolidation of leagues, and a plan to dismiss the Federal case upon Judge Landis’s consent. Officials foresee a treaty to end the war in professional baseball.
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Landis
Federal League
New York
National Commission
Advaare
Crief
Jaige Kenepaw McLand
American League
Judge Landis
Cermsel
James A Gilmore
Harry Sinclair
Charles Weerhmap
Leema
St Louis Nationals
Federals
Joe Tinker
Chicago Federals
Chicago Club
Fielder Line
St Fapulas Cit
Bresnahan
Chicago Nations
Cleveland Amercan
Garry Herridnn
Johnson
Tener
National League
John K Tener
Barney Dreyfuss
Garry Herrmann
Harry N Hempstead
James E
Jacob Ruppert
Joseph J Lann
James A_ Gilmore
Harry “ Singhur
Charles” Weeghman
Carroll W. Basin
Baward G Farrow
John HM Farrell
Thomas Chimeron Gilmore
Gilmore
Hhis League
Glimore
Oclicazo Nationals
Weeghman
Sinclair
New York Nationals
Birthdays for Cobb and Weston Highlight Sporting Legends
Two of Sportdoms brightest stars Cobb and Weston celebrate birthdays today. Edward Payson Weston, veteran pedestrian, turns seventy six, while Ty Cobb, famed ballplayer, reaches twenty nine. The pair are honored as enduring sports icons from Portland Maine to Georgia.
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Cobb
Weston
Felpbiote
Bighey
Edward Payson Weston
Tyrus Raymond Cobb
Portland
Georgias
Tom M'Millan Back From Automobile Trip
Tommie M Williams, the Atlant. shortstop for the Ridian Apolia club of the American Association last season, returns to Atlanta after an auto trip with his father mother and sister. They started in Atlanta and Pennsylvania, then to New York, sailed to Savannah, and drove back to Atlanta to report for spring training.
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Tommie M Willan
Voy
Ridianapolia Club
American Association
Atlanta
Tommie
Lover
Pennsylvania
New York
Vannah
Savannah
Alanta Thal
Vanderbilt Cup Race Set for Sheepshead Bay Track
Announcement from New York states the next Vanderbilt Cup Race will be run at Sheepshead Bay speedway. The event, on December 17, is planned for a 30 mile course or slightly longer. The exact length and lineup were not fully disclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Togqay
Sheepshead Bay Speedway
Challenge to match Abel with Whitney in Atlanta or Chattanooga
A dated challenge from Jack Sentell, manager for Jake Abel of Chattanooga Tenn, requests a bout between Jake Abel and Brank Whitney. He proposes Atlanta or Chattanooga as the site, asserts a match would be a great card, and thanks readers for publishing the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inch Temson Sports
Jake Abel
Brank Whitney
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Mitch
Jack Sentell
Chattancogn
Tenn
White-Welsh Bout Off in Excelsior Springs
Charlie White of Chicago heavyweight announced receipt of a telegram from his manager in New York stating the match with champion Freddie Welsh has been called off with no reasons given. Auburn, Ga. special: Christian Brothers College basketball team defeated Auburn High School 21 to 7.
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Excelsior Springs
Charlie White
Chicago
Ins
Ian New York
Freddie Welsh
White
Auburn
Auburn Oa
Christian Brothers College Acruba
Brown's Downfall Over Liquor After Christmas Arrest
Fifty two gallons of liquor led AF Brown to spend Christmas in the stockade with a $5075 fine after his police court trial. He was arrested Thursday night in a vacant house at 166 Peters Street and said he and eighteen others bought the liquor in partnership to celebrate the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AF Brown
Brown
Peters Street
Recorder Johnson
Two Glass Football Games at Tech Today
The weekly class football games will be played this afternoon at 13 oclock at Grantfield. Sophomores face freshmen and juniors tackle seniors in two league deciding matches before the Christmas holidays with January 5 games to follow. Atlanta fans anticipate entertaining action on the flats.
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Grantfield
Atlanta
Mandot and Wolgast Put Out In New York
New York December 17 Benny Leonard of New York knocked out Joe Mandot of New Orleans in the seventh round of a ten round match here tonight Leonard weighed 1% and Mandot 134% Ad Wolgast of Cadillac Midh was unable to toe the mark in the seventh round of a ten round match with Leach Crows of this city Wolgast entered the ring with a patch over one eye the result of a cut received in a recent fight Cross took the first two rounds and the former champion the fourth and fifth Wolgast received a severe beating in the first round and was unable to continue.
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New York
Benny Leonard
Joe Mandot
New Orleans
Leonard
Mandot
Ad Wolgast
Cadillac Midh
Leach Crows
Wolgast
Beginnings of Ben Brain’s Ring Career in Dartford Battle
Today in pugilism 1789 Ben Brain defeats Tom Tring in a 30 minute bout at Dartford. The victorious Brain begins a rise toward championship while Tom Tim, a royal favorite, falls from grace after losing this fight. The prince of Wales backed Tim in the match involving Tongwis and Johnson, with a $5000 stake.
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Ben Brain
Tom Tring
Dartford Eng
Ng Ben Brain
Tom Tim
Prince of Wales
George IV
Carlton
Tom
Ton Johnson
Tongwis
Brain
Prance
Loyel
Noble Fant
Ben
Miling
Tringwis
Tring
Pace 4
Johnson
Jack McAulute
Collyer
Lightwelgne
Minor basketball season to close with three top games
The minor basketball season ends tonight in the local gym with three games, featuring Grice versus Fired, Mitchell versus Beattie, and Darvin against Wettersten. Two teams contend for first while ties for third and fifth will be settled by these results, with no admission fee for spectators.
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Slocal
MCA Wall
Iatgre Gymnasium
Thole
Mitchell
Grice
Cellins Lomidt
Ins
Tarvia
Beattie
Lirsdana Wettersten
At &E Clock
Fired Mitchell
Beattie Darvin
Wettersten
Atlanta Strides From Day 10 In Realty Market
The Christmas spirit lingers as Atlanta real estate activity remains weak with little new business at agencies. Building operations in the city edge upward slowly, matching December’s modest pace and totaling only a few thousand dollars in gains.
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Reral
Ivy Street paving petition moves toward 1916 work
At least 61 percent of Ivy street property owners have signed a petition to the general council for a new asphalt surface on Ivy street, replacing Belgian blocks. The plan targets a smooth pavement to ease access to north side residential districts via Peachtree Street, with bids already being received for the project. The notes also record various property transfers and mortgage deeds in the area.
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Ivy Street
Atlanta Chamber of Commerce
General Council
Peachtree
Peachtree Street
J W Blair
Atwood Street
Sills Avenue
Trille M Johnses
Andrew M_ Tomiingon
Augusta Avenue
Joss
Jarman
John
Corena
T C_ Holmes
E T Luckie
Whitehall Street
Spring Street
Caroline Jackson
Clinton
Leake
Windsor Street
Fletcher Street
Mrsa Flexis S Morris
Cora Brown
Chattahoochee
Lester Streetsy
Fox
Robert F Marion
Bland
St Charlee Avenue
Goat
Barnett
Martha Dallas
Jonny
Bowen
Chestnut Street
West View Cemetery Association
Gertrude Boofer
Evelyn
Griffin
Wiliam Lmetaley
Westwood Avenue
Willard Avenue
Jennie McDonald
Helen J Williamson
Lucile Avenue
Hopkins Strees
McDonnald
H_H Turner
Beecher Street
Gaston Street
Kate B Munford
John A Smith
Houston Street
Randulph
George W Hill
George B
Mibonough Road
McDonough Road
Frewe
Lea
H M
Fred W. Patterson
Majerth
Avenue
Orr
Wadha Hope
Julius Rangwity
South Boulevard
Sydney Street
Finne Simpson
Cherokee Avenue
Woodward Avenue
Virginia
Holler
Cherokee and
Waod Ward
wWonus
Fred M Jeifueda
Georgia
Thirteenth Street
Turner Goldsmith
Tidwell
Band Company of
New York
Washington
Wiliam LM McCatler
Gertrude MH
Cofer
Weat
Wood Avenue
Lucy T Black
Mary A Hamllon
West Georgia
Jack Buchanan
Mortgage Bond Company of
Cherokes Avenue
Lucite Avenue
Charles J
Hegan
Julis Gihwen
Howell Mill
Lota
Quitiiaka
Torace
Mra S . Keefe
Mast North Avenue
Fulton County
Windsor and
Mary Streets
Nicholas Construction Company
K. E Edwards
Highland Avenue
Gt Charles Avenue
Greenwood Avenue
Charles A Davin
George
Piedmont Avenue
Eighth Street
Henry A Etheridge
A.B
Huebl
West Thirteenth Street
Cost of Local Want Ads in The Constitution
Classified rates and rules for inserting want ads state a minimum two lines per ad and six ordinary words per line. Ads by phone or mail require payment and written discontinuance. The paper offers assistance with wording and guarantees no more than one incorrect insertion for multi run ads. Every home has use for Constitution want ads.
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Tnsertion
Atlants
Ircal Gans
HOMER
Fragmentary 19th Century Property Transfers and Permits
Entries show land parcels along West Peachtree and Pace Ferry roads with dates in 1914 and 1915, listing owners Gertrude J Dickey, Charles Mc Remson, and others, plus building permits for Eb Philips and A B Wedellan. Also mentions the Tuscedo Park area and subdivision notes in Seventeenth district.
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James L Dickey
Executare
Charles ML Remsen
Tuxedo Park
Tonedo Park
Peachtree Street
Thirteenth Stret
Gertrude J Dickey
Charles Mc Remson
Turede
Pace Ferry Road
Lost and found items advertised in local notice page
Notices advertise lost jewelry watches and pets with rewards. Items include a gold pin a silver vanity box a red terrier and a ladies silk umbrella with contact details and locations such as Ivy 940 L 1.0 8T Boston and Decatur street. Also classified ads seek ownership verification and return offers from multiple names and addresses.
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Vatluke Bilt
Carder
Fielvont Park
Hemphill
Chambertin Johnson DuBune
Electie
ton Baz_Pestaire
cFa
Musical instruments display of used pianos and organs
Local shop shows a range of used and shop worn pianos and player pianos with installment options. Baldwin Piano Co appears in trade chatter along with prices and inquiries about payments and models.
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Baldwin Piano Co
Whullsate Samper
Bayer
Personal maternity and service notices scattered in ad heavy text
An OCR filled with varied personal notices and ads including maternity care, adoption references, inquiries about missing relatives, consignment and tailoring services, housekeeping and job requests, dressmaking lessons, sculpture and art school mentions, and multiple classified style lines. It blends personal requests with commercial offerings and miscellaneous contact details.
Help Wanted in a Patchwork Classified Page
A garbled display of midcentury help wanted notices offers positions in accounting barber trade sales and management. The fragment lists books bookkeeping clerks trainees chauffeurs and crew managers plus sales reps for lubricants hardware electrical trades and multiple city locations with references and pay details mixed with ad copy.
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Cua
Cai
Uce
Awe
Moyd
Tide
Ates
Fe Berlenca
Adyrim
Dremiume
Tampa
Wren Clsar Lompany
Willa Ie Shia Ba
Georgia
Bookers Dead Agents and Inventions in 1900s Ads
A collage of early 20th century classified ads mentions Booker T. Washington and a dead agents theme, with notices for publishing works about his life, price points, and authenticity claims. Other items advertise inventions, sales positions, and government exam prep with various organizations and locations such as Atlanta Avanos Ga, New York, Rochester NY, and Washington DC.
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Krede i
Phillipe
Byrd
Musceeence College
Murray Street
New York
Max Oring Wenith
Howe
Waters & Fo
Washington DC
Healey Butting
Welte
Kranksin Institute
Rochester
Atlanta Railway
Franklin Institute
Aubura
Help Wanted, Miscular Eols and More in Local Ads
A dense, fragmented help wanted page lists male and female positions across multiple sectors. Roles include restaurant managers, cashiers, clerks, stenographers, and teaching staff. The ads mention employment agencies, references, and government exam opportunities, with various locations and contact hints.
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Fld Healey Boleey
Bix Busines
Eam Howe
Goyes
Hox
Beckley
Georges Woo Muller
Lekewon
Music and Dancing at Laurea H Premiere
Priva and Trachiree perform with Te DANCIN Laurea at a night of music and dance events. The program features lively numbers and a showcase of local talent in a festive venue.
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Ja— Priva
Situation Wanted Ads Mix of Postings and Rates
A scanned appeal shows numerous blurbs for situation wanted ads and job postings. It mentions Constitution office rates, long and short ads, and the need to call or mail for a wider range of choices. The text lists various advertised trades and positions with inconsistent formatting and garbled names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Consutation
Situation Wanted Ad Fragment With Garbled Text
A partial situation wanted notice appears with fragmented phrases and unclear details about a female seeking work. The readable portions suggest a vocational request and mentions a location in a local area, but most specifics are obscured by transcription errors.
Cleleng House Auction Notice Proposes Trades Event
Fragmentary notice lists a mixed gender auction or business venture at a location in Atlanta with attempted activity on a Saturday afternoon in April. Readable details are limited but indicate a post and trades event with a focus on commerce and opportunities for involvement. The text is incomplete and names several unclear terms.
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Cleleng
Lon Fmi
Mts Tey
Ailanta
Dressmaking and Sewing Services Adverts
Vintage ad listings offer dressmaking and sewing services. Offers include fancy dresses and tailored garments, with references to affordable prices and location at East Alexander Street and Peachtree Street. Addresses include 2040 Helomaking and 286 Peachtree, with contact Ivy and others.
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Bossiaki
Finset
Liveau
Irish Helpeshall
Nprclsky
Iadie Jering
Palliam
Ff East Alexander Trasona
Peachtree
Cau Ivy
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Muara
Lrimceus
Baty
Canadi
Ciry
Jack
Superior
Je. G. Willingham
St. Paul
Pittsburg
Baltimore
Buffalo
Newark
Hall Sinclairs
Tom M’millan
Sheepshead Bay
Cave Springs
P.O. Bom
R. J. Park
Chattanooga, Tenn
TECH
Mandot and Wolgast
Cross
Murray
Randolph Rose
R. M Rose Company Distillers
Chattarooga, Tenn
Peat Office
Expres
BF. D
J G Dodson
Lluid Hills
Ponce de Leon Avenue
Lullwater Avenue
Mortzaxce
Clinton D Leake
Canningham
Windsor
Tsar
Frank Wells
Bank of Hapeville
Central of Georgia Railway
Hapeville
Southwest Corner
Harrison
John & Bowen
Buxton
Foundry Street
Mebigery
AG Rhodes
J Haverty
Tooth
Torsyth Street
Baement
Sherim
Hichiond Avenue
St Charles Avenue
O Widibert
Sheriff
Harold Hirsch
Northwant Corner
Confederate Avenue
Gilbert Street
Hoxtng Morris Ton Brown
Chattahoochee and
Lester Streets
East Point
Sepemer
Emma Neal Douglas
Miriam ‘Ondereaux
Ormewood Avenue
Philips Welch Street
Wedellan
Harne Ase Hue
Jackson Estate
Capitol Place
Stanton Hard Contractor
Curia
PA Brewster Albert Howel, Jr
Hugh M Dorey Ancthor Heman Dorsey Brewster Howell A Heyiin Adlomuss
Law Offlces
Uundiog Aducta Ua
Aulante
Werner Apts
Hunters Lake
Cockburn
Coronel
George Hameey
Mary Rameey
Abeal
Atvaraegie
Golaber al Dreadug Pariora
Cartaina
Reynalda
Robby
Cail Main
Main Springs
Joel Hunter
Luckle Street
Dior
Arauilug
Ae Janta Barber College
Ld Ewat
Booker T. Washington
Femain
Eswomes—Solicitors
Pali
Goveran
Rother
Caris
Ranger
Jfo
Bad Orkor
North
High Labs
Penge
iWon
Menaare
Vietant
Grora Store Grovery
Ted
Cho ‘Mawr
Wbalmik
Telnet
Mawkinsville Ga
Cork
Aldr
Seuldutl Nt
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