Atlanta Starts Season At Home In 1905 Schedule
The Atlanta team opens with twelve home games and travels for twenty-five road contests. The 1905 schedule lists extensive road trips from April through September with alternating home and away periods, forecasting a difficult season as Atlanta aims to top the Southern League. The plan includes ten Saturdays at home and eleven on the road, with multiple Sunday games across New Orleans Memphis and Shreveport.
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Local notices recall Miss Hairston as longtime resident
Short items report Mrs. Julian A Hairston aged 77 died at 63 East Georgia Avenue yesterday morning. Funeral 2:30 p m today at the residence with interment in Westview. Survived by three daughters Mrs C H Kelley Mrs A Alsabook and Mrs Mary Elder. Also noted are deaths of an infant daughter of Dr and Mrs Burnside, Samual Adam Meintzer age 56 from paralysis, Mrs Lou Garter age 44, and L M Landrum leaving Atlanta for National Education Association meeting in Milwaukee. The Home Mission Society and a railroad accident case are mentioned along with a debate between the Colored Y M C A and Garmon Theological Seminary at the C Y M C A on Atburn avenues.
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Colored Young Men's Christian Assenciation
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Eight Clubs Vie For Southern League Pennant Race
Eight Southern League clubs enter the campaign hoping to capture the pennant, with Montgomery and Birmingham among frontrunners. Managers outline rosters in Montgomery while Atlanta, Nashville, Shreveport, Little Rock, New Orleans, and Memphis also project strong chances as the season opens.
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Tom O'Brien
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Vaughan
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Newt Bisher
Fisher
Frank
Shreveport
Lew Whistler
Judee Kavanaugh
Little Rock
Perrie
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Shea
Scott Winters
Burnham
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Butler
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Smith
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Man
Jeffries Outlines Views On The Negro Question
James Jeffries declared his plain views on the Negro question in Raleigh telling the audience the Negro should be the servant of whites. He added he is no actor and admired President Roosevelt but condemned his stance on race. Jeffries said he would return to the prize ring as soon as money is available.
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Alumni of Sigma Alpha Epsilon to Hold Atlanta Banquet
Atlanta Sigma Alpha Epsilon alumni plan a March to celebrate the order’s 49th founding with a banquet at the Majestic. About 109 to 150 members are expected from Georgia Phi chapter and local alumni with Judge Walter R. Brown as toastmaster. A list of toast speakers includes Judge Howard Van Epps and others.
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Hooper Alexander
Albert H. Cox
Charles H. Smith
Georgia Phi
van Landingham
McCoy and Otto Jordan Start Crackers Season Plans
Bernie McCoy third baseman of the Atlanta Crackers travels from California to Furman where he will coach college baseball. Otto Jordan manager visits Atlanta to unveil new quarters and discuss early signings as he prepares for the upcoming season.
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Ice Jam Clears at Louisville Harbor After Ohio River Move
Louisville February 26 The big ice gorge along the Ohio River began moving out, causing lee heights up to 20 feet but little damage as the harbor was cleared and the ice rotted. One barge of Monongahela Coal and Coke sunk with 26 000 bushels lost. rest of pumps Patch fleet escaped. Rivermen expect limited further damage unless conditions change. passage likely in about two days.
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Maritime Law Congress Concludes With Draft Treaties
Brussels February 26 The international congress of maritime law closed Saturday after agreeing on the text of two draft treaties one on collisions and another on saving aiding and rendering assistance at sea The treaties largely conform with Anglo American law The congress is regarded as a great success
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Terry Turner Rose Rapidly in Early Baseball Career
Terry Turner, famed as a clever infielder and star third baseman, drew major league interest after his standout time with Columbus in the American Association. In 1902, amid league wars, Memphis lured Charley Babb and Bill Evans away, but Turner resisted a tempting salary to depart Columbus, staying to help stabilize the team.
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In- Manapolis
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Turner’s Columbus deal made him a top minor league earner
Turner nearly defected to another club but, upon meeting Bobby Quinn, stayed with Columbus. Quinn secured Turner’s 1903 contract, including a large salary boost and a share of future purchase money upon release. The arrangement made Turner the best paid minor leaguer of one season, highlighting local support and the chance Cleveland would host a premier talent.
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Rates Note From Augusta to Washington DC by Line
Train fare details show the cost of 16.75 dollars from Augusta Georgia to Washington DC via the Atlantic Coast Line with March 1 and 2 dates and corresponding rates from major hubs. The snippet lists routing and price implications for early March travel.
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Examining Site for Plant in Decatur Alabama
Representatives of a large eastern car works visited Decatur on February 25 looking over the city for a possible new plant to manufacture railroad cars wheels and stationary engines. If built the facility would be large and create local employment.
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Southern League meeting in Montgomery highlights and plans
At the Standard Club Montgomery hosted Southern League magnates amid praise for the club’s facilities and Hebrew membership. The luncheon featured Judge Kavanagh praising the league’s strength while discussing salary limits, team signings, and future events including a May tennis meet in Birmingham and Atlanta’s Jordan joining league affairs.
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Letter List of Uncalled Letters at Atlanta Postoffice 1905
List of uncalled letters for week ended February 25 1905 at Atlanta postoffice and stations. Names include Julie Alexander Sarah Andrews Clifford Almond Ju Anderson Anderson Adams Ansley Austin Brown Brooks etc. Public notice requests addressees to say Advertised and pay one cent per letter. A large Gentlemens List follows with numerous surnames and given names.
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Prep Schedule Announced for 1905 North Georgia League
The North Georgia Preparatory Intercollegiate Association adopted a 1905 season schedule. Key figures include Frank Anderson coordinating prep material at Stone Mountain and Sandy Beaver coaching Donald Fraser’s team. Teams listed include Georgia Military Academy, Bays High, Stone Mountain, Peacocks, Marist College, Barnesville, and Gordon Institute with April to May fixtures across multiple venues and matchups.
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