Tiny and Teddy Show Black Tan Darlings in Atlanta Pet Page
A column details Tiny the two pound stray terrier mix cared for by Mr. May and Teddy the pure white poodle owned by Mrs. Jake Hollenback. Teddy measures fifteen inches, has blue eyes and pink nose, and is praised as lively and bright with a strong pedigree. The piece also weaves in racing talk about trotting horses and breeder debates, contrasting old-time methods with modern training milestones and warnings about breeding pitfalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiny
Mr. May
Big
May
Atlanta
Mark
Helen Hale
Orion
Weill
Teddy
Jake Hollenback
Rome
Ant
Wilkes
Jock
Victor Hugo
Seratoma
NO BLUE SUNDAY ON YORK TO RETURN TO AMUSEMENTS
New York reports that blue laws are easing and Sunday amusements will resume under new finance pact. Police Commissioner Bingham says the ordinance is vague and inspectors will set rules, with theatre and police cooperation to determine what counts as entertainment and how to regulate it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
New York
Polley
Bingham
Peice
Potley
Torgether
Extradition Papers Move for Bank Theft Suspect
In New Holden Connecticut December 21 Governor Rullin and Woodruff present extradition papers for William Walker the defaulting treasurer of the Savings Bank of New Britain who was arrested recently in Mexico. Papers were turned over to Chief Hgan of the state police who departed for Ensenada Mexico to fetch the bank looter. Egan will pause in Washington for warrant from the state.
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Bank Looter
New Holden
Conn
Rullin S& Woodruff
Digner
William Walker
Savings Bank of New Britain
Mexico
Hgan
Ensatta
Oller Egan
Washington
Diomt
Third Basemen of Early Baseball Sees Little Improvement
The article assesses historic third basemen from Sutton to Mike Kelly, praising their defense and heads for the position. It notes Sutton and Warren as standout early players, compares others like Myerle, Hardy Richardson, Ed Williamson, and Denny, and lauds later talents such as Devlin and Tannehill while commenting on Brad Bradley’s streak of bad luck and Cleveland’s decline when he faltered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sutton
Athletics
Philadelphia
Boston
Warren
White Stockings
Chicago
Cleveland
Myerle
Philadelphias
Hardy Richardson
Buffalo
Detroit
Devlin
Bradley
Clevelands
Stydab
Brad
Tannehill
White Sox
Tio
Most Graceful Third Sacker Collins of Philadelphia
The piece lauds Collins of Philadelphia as the most graceful third baseman among stylish players though acknowledges he is not at his peak due to age and weight. It contrasts him with Hankinson and Morrill of Boston, noting their throwing skill, grounders, and career shifts, and comments on the Colts style and fans' regard.
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Lexington
Dorothy Axworthy
Thistle Dome
Thiat
Murphy
Denny
Providence
Harry Steinfeldt
Ike Rit
Ike
Bisinfeldt
Magesy McGraw
Hia
Baltimore
Tom Burns
Chicago
Fergusson
Hartford
Collins
Philadelphia
Styless
Logey
Boston
Pork
Hankinson
Morrill
Third base is a hard place to play in baseball
Delayed train and late arrival cause cancellation of the Atlanta Athletic Club versus Columbia basketball game last night. Fans faced disappointment as the visiting team arrived hours late, forcing the postponement and leaving the Yale matchup from last year as a remembered incident.
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Atlanta Athletic Club
Columbia
Yale
Birmingham
Uncle May Never Ware Again in New York Turf News
There is a possibility that Uncle, Colin's rival for the 2 year old turf honor last year, may never race again. While galloping the horse picked up a stone in its head and a bad bruise still causes the horse to limp painfully. The injury mirrors the one that ended McChesney's racing career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle May
New York
Uncle
Colin
McChesney
Landau Store Seized After Sheriff Receives Receiver
In Washington Ga on December 21 Judge Worley appointed W A Slaton receiver for M Landau's dry goods firm after creditors petitioned. Slaton and Sheriff Bobo took charge of stock, leaving only about 300 in goods intact. A home search uncovered boxes and suitcases filled with merchandise. several charges are pending but no arrests yet.
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Washington, Ga
M. Landau
Worley
W. A. Slaton
Slaton
Hobo
amA&ll
Bobo
Cofar
Landau
Massey Shot by Doctor in Catawba County
Massey of Catewhces York county was brought to Hock Hill for treatment after being shot several times by Dr Hill of Catawbs. The doctor appeared before a magistrate and was granted bail. The cause of the shooting remains unstated.
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Fai
Catawhea
C. Columbia, & C
Seo Massey
Catewhces
York County
Hock Hill
Hill
Catawbs
Masacy
Hil
Mace and Allen Battle for American Championship in New Orleans
Jem Mace defeats Tom Allen after a brutal ten round fight for the heavyweight title. The bout, held near New Orleans, drew betting crowds with odds that favored Mace as both English challengers contesting an American title. The fight ends when Coburn stops it after Allen is knocked down and injured, with Mace hailed as the winner and both camps tending to the wounded fighters.
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Jem Mace
Tom Allen
America
New Orleans
Allen
Mike McCools
Mike
Mace
England
Jem
Tom
Arien
Alen
Jom
Meat Cellar
Alien
Alison
Jim Cusick
Jerry Donovan
Joe Coburn
Sherman Thurston
John
Heenan
Dad Ryan
Rufus Hunt
al Smith
Possums Send Roosevelt Two Fine Fat Guests From Mrs Longstreet
Two fine, fat possums are sent to President Roosevelt from Mrs Helen D Longstreet widow of a Confederate general and Galneville postmaster. The creatures are described as evenly matched in size and appearance and are to honor the White House dinner for the American president and his family. The delivery originates near the Wren's Nest in Atlanta with a stylistic legend on the case praising Georgia loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Gainesville
Roosevelt
Washington City
South
Animal Kingdom
Georgia
Helen D. Longstower
Galneyeville
Black man fatally hurt amid police action in DC
In December 21 incident near Kershaw, a Black man age 21 or older was fatally struck during an arrest attempt by Constable F. Hough assisted by Officer Henry McPherson. The public safety item notes the fatal injury and involvement of the officer in the confrontation.
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Columbia
D. C
Henry
McPherson
Kershaw
F. Hough
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