Line-Up of the 1914 Pelicans Nears Final Shape
Manager Tobmy Dobbs shapes the Orleans Pelicans 1914 lineup with Bluhm at first and Starr at second as Lindsay may be traded for Burns. Outfield candidates include Northern Hendry and Burns with Yantz eyed for a deal. Pitching depth features Atz McDowell Evans Weaver Peddy Williams, while utility options include Atz and McDowell amid potential salary trims.
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Pels
Bluhm
Starr
Janaupp
Hendrys
Burns
Flaxins and Adams
Wilson Bagby Evans
Peddy
Williams
Atz and McDowell
Orleans
Pelicana
Tobmy Dobbs
Birdville
Fluhmard
Otto Burns
Idan Lindsay
Dobbs
Acker
Fitcher Iuah
Blum
Yantz
Cleveland
Napvika
Portland
Zip Bil Lindsay
New Orleans
Lindsay
Hepiius
Jim Hendry
Heave Blum
Charley Starr
Ceptain Kineupp
Bill
Hendrix
Knaupp
Mobile
Northern
Hendry
Cochran McKillesn
Hyle
Meixer
Outfelder Burns
Higgins
Adams
Wilson Taghs Evans
Weaver Peddy
Glavenich Gudger Hl
Stevenson
Jakey Atz
Jotal
Ward McDowell
Pelican
Possty
Bes
Sheridan Umpire Famed for Long Career and Gettysburg Glimpse
The veteran umpire Jack Sheridan, long known as the dean of umpires, retires and returns as needed after thirty campaigns. He toured with the White Sox and Giants, served briefly at the American League office, and joined Josh Bean in Detroit to officiate. A Gettysburg encampment drew patriotic crowds as Sheridan faced a controversial call against Detroit.
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Jack “Sheridan
Josh
Jach
Sheridan
White Sox
Giants
Bangos
Jack
Chicago
Detroit
Jaci Bean
Gettysboro
Phe
Gettysburg
Jaush Wan
Shendan
Three Barons Sign Contracts for Spring Team
Bumingban Ma states several players have entered full contracts for Wisy State team. Peter Knisely, Pitch ee Nolay, and Catehel Wagner named among soon to be teammates. Jules Molesworth and others to join from Fredericksburg and via Pickwood ahead of spring season.
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Therm
Peter Knisely
Remar Oy
Arly Bal Vontinent
Pithee Nolay
Catehel “Wagner
Moley
Pickwood
Duron
Baugh
Baron Leider
Jules Molesworth
Fredericksburg
Saloon Clustering Near Factories Spurs Safety Debate
Public safety advocates warn that saloons cluster around industrial plants and near entrances to facilities. They argue proximity contributes to injuries and deaths by weakening workers and enabling alcohol to flow back to workplaces, urging action under the era's safety campaigns.
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Sheels
Sifett
Thomas F West
Leve J and Steel
Arouna
United States
Boas
Prep League Fives Kick Off Second Week Action
The second week of prep league basketball opens Tuesday with multiple games scheduled at venues including Go WA, Manet College, and Stone Mountain. Tech Wie GM Afield and other teams aim to rebound after a challenging first week, while Boys High and Marst College lead the standings with two victories and no losses.
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HOS
Donald Fraver
Manet College
Peacock
Stone Wountain
Tech
Tech Wieh
Boys High
Mauist Collies
Spams Wop
VHD Marst_ College
Stone Mountain
Donahu Fraser i
Foo Teck High
Tin Whistles Elect Officers For Year
At the annual meeting of the Tin Whistles the following officers were elected President L Bobe son vice presidents John G Nicholson T B Boyd secretary treasurer Philip L Lightbourn club captain John G Nicholson Board of governory CL Becker HW Ormsbes Ce Fownes I of Thompson C B Ffudson IP forther the new life members Harry A Waldron Providence Commodore YY Newton U SN New York Joseph D Gallagher Glen Ridge A A Stacy Chicago university D McCabe Brooklyn admitted active members Lo B Pratt Marshfield Mase RK A Swisert Aiken David Grege Jr New York AB Alley Larchmont Frank T Sage Roch ester F S Pusey New York John Lipscomb Durnam J Henry New Sedford John J Goodall St Louis J BY Robinson Littl eton Donald Parsons Youngstown Benjamin HW Marshall
Pell Wins Canada Title in Montreal Racquets Final
Montreal January 18 C G Pell of the Tuxedo club New York won the Canadian championship by taking three straight games from Meredith of the Montreal club. Pell outplayed his opponent at almost all stages and secured the national title.
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Pell
Canada
Montreal
C G Pell
Tuxedo Club
New York
Meredith
Dr Henry D Lindsay Dies, Noted Presbyterian Leader
Dr Henry Lingsa, president of the Pennsylvania College for Women and a widely known Presbyterian divine, died at his home today. Born at Due West, his long career in faith and education left a strong mark on the church and campus communities.
Lookouts Sign Up Many as 1914 Roster Shapes Up
Chattanooga Tenn January 18 Special Eleven Lookouts sign up with seven contracts already. list includes Gabby Street Mickey Curie Mike Balent Carl Flick Judy Sommers and others. McCormick expects at least twenty to report by March 10 as salary talks progress and holdouts dwindle.
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Chattanooga Tonn
Chattanooga
Lookouts
Gabby Street
Mickey Curie
Mike Balent
Carl Flick
Judy Sommers
Lookout
Oliver Twists
Graham
Gdlesme Graf
Brandt
Elirah Gross
Smith
Lerins
Howell Turner
Klog
Jack Johnson
Jacob An
Sline Lorengen Harding
Pfyt McCormick
Lookout Chieftain
McCormick
New York
McCormicks
Andrews
Andrews Field Will Be Greatly Improved
Chattanooga Tenn January 18 Spectral When improvements at Andrews field now in progress are completed the local ball yard will hardly be recognizable especially in the Preacher section. The stand at the field was built with concrete foundations while the bleachers were wood and unattractive. Carpenters found wooden foundations crumbling and collapsed last season. Architects drew plans for new bleachers with concrete foundations and work has begun. The new bleachers will accommodate 00 more people and be more comfortable and will enhance rather than harm the park’s beauty. Minor repairs also will be made throughout the stand and the plant will be more attractive this year than last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Andrews Field
Cobb to Play in Detroit Despite Federal League Offer
Detroit January 18 report states Ty Cobb will play in Detroit as he accepted terms in a personal telegram to the local sports editor. The message confirms Navin agreement on terms after the Federal League offered a contract, with Cobb choosing the Detroit deal.
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TY Cobb
Detroit
Detroit, Wich
T. Cobb
Royston Ga
Navin
Federal League
Land Values in Large Cities From The Providence Journal
The piece compares recent land sales in London New York Chicago and Boston assessing per square foot values and overall land area prices. It notes Duke of Bedford’s 19 acres in London sold for about 50 million while Chicago and Boston parcels command prices well above that, with figures per square foot and total land values for major city blocks and notable corners. It cites specific blocks near Fifth Avenue and Greenwich Street as benchmarks and highlights the Dorance Street site and Union Trust building land as among Providence’s highest valued parcels.
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Providence Journal
Heart of
London
Duke of Bedford
Therson
New York City
Fifth Lavenue
Forty Second Street
New York
Threadneedle Street
Fifth Avenue
Chicago Dispatch
State Street
Michigan Avenue
Washington
Mike Hawley
Chauncey Bedford West
Tremont Streets
Remple Lace
Washington West
Boston
Washington and
Winter Streets
Providence
Dorrance Street
Hotel Dorrance
Union, ‘Trust
Monumental Meeting Sparks Confession in New York Street
In New York a chance encounter between Alfred Hanrs and Lewis led to a candid confession about intoxication, described as a drunken moment needing three enslaved servants to escort him to bed, reflecting a sensational personal revelation from a bystander account.
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Alfred Hanrs
Lewis
New York
Alt Starrett
Peg O My Heart Contest Closes at Noon Today
The Constitution announces Atlanta Theater contest for Peg o My Heart. Entries must be in by 12 o clock noon today, offering prizes including three box seats and a supper, plus twenty runner up prizes of tickets. Participants must form the largest number of words from Peg o My Heart using standard Webster English words.
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William Winter
Ures
Atlanta
Atianta Theater
Whoecott
the Constitution
Websters Dictionary
Wddredavour
Lditer
Birmingham Plays Columbus Quintet Clash For South Title
The Birmingham Athletic Club and Columbus Young Men's Christian Association teams meet next Saturday night on Birmingham’s floor to decide the southern championship. Both clubs carry undefeated records and have defeated Atlanta’s strongest team. A Columbus victory would crown them southern champions, while Birmingham aims to prove the claim with a strong history and experienced players. The game should draw wide interest in Birmingham.
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South
Birmingham Athletic
Columbus Young Wens Christian Association
Birmingham Athlete Club
Atlanta Athletic Club
Baringham
Columbus
Atlanta
Birmigham
Birmingham
Simbus
Bel Ct
Tirmingham
Burkingham
Gus
Sreorsit
Wall
Farmingham
Atlant
True Hospitality from an Unnamed Text
Fragmentary prose on genuine welcome versus material comforts. The speaker urges hosting with heart and sincerity over costly preparations, noting travelers seek not mere beds but a hospitable spirit. It contrasts worldly display with inner virtue and universal laws.
College and School Watermins Tdeal Notice
Forwarded advertisement notes a deal for college and school supplies or services. Reads as a merchant offer from Jno I Moore & Sons at 42 North Broad Street with emphasis on ongoing availability and potential reliability.
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Watermins
Tdeal
Foundna Ren Pont
Barr
Jno i. Moore & Sons
Georgia Quintet Visits Atlanta Athletic Club Saturday
The University of Georgia basketball team will face the Atlanta Athletic Club at the local gym Saturday night in what locals expect as their toughest home test. Georgia’s road foes have won twice, but the Red and Black hope to draw the largest crowd of the season as former Georgia stars Forbes and Carter join the Atlanta squad. The game promises a fierce matchup with a postgame dance planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Gourma
Auburn
Georgia
Duiu Forbes
Carter
Atlanta
Trank Carter
Geormia
Celebrities Write Letters Ahead Of Hoosier Dinner
Letters from David Start Jordan Jame Whit comb Rile Thomas W Marshall George Age John LT WCutcheen Meredith Nicholson Booth Tarkington and many others are read at the first annual Hoosier Society of Atlanta dinner to be held tomorrow at the Hotel Ansley. One hundred fifty plates have been reserved for a brilliant assemblage. Hoosier members in Atlanta have joined, with about 165 people now enrolled. The executive committee invites all Hoosiers in Atlanta to attend the dinner starting at 7 oclock Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Start
Jordan Jame Whitcomb
Rile Thomas W Marshall
George Age
John
LT Wcutcheen Meredith Nicholson Booth Tarkington
Houser Society of Atlanta
Ansley
Tlopusev Soviet
Atlanta
al Ira
Indiana
Hasler
Thirteen Men Saved After Hope Is Gone
Thirteen crew members of the five masted schooner Fuller Palmer were rescued by the Marina early Thursday morning about 156 miles southeast of Cape Cod. They had battled the gale since Monday, their ship torn, ice bound, and nearly sinking before being taken aboard the Donaldson line steamer Marina.
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Baltimore
Fuller Palmer
Donaldson Hne
Marina
Cape Cod
Palmer
Malang
Botta
Dras
Soley
Na Ture
Boston
Suln Havpc
Suln Havpc Has Been jMrought Among Vessels of the Coaat Imose
New England
Prescott Palmer
Ove Iit
Cobequid
Bay of Funds
Provisions for Safety of Ocean Travelers
The Inter national Congress of Safety at Sea reached agreements on wireless safety systems under American oversight, with one distress code to be used within range and private country codes preserved. Disputes over arbitration were split, allowing each nation to arbitrate with its chosen partners, while Britain and U S backed limited multinational arbitration. Final signatures were planned for Tuesday after a concluding dinner honoring Professor A B Alexander for steering the talks.
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Londo
International Congress of Safety At Sea
United States
Great Britain
Germany
France
Britain
International Court For Arbitration
the Hague
Sidney Buxton
Board of Trade
Ind
J Hamilton Lewig
A B Alexander
Washington
Four Browns Sign with St Louis A L Club for 1914 Season
The St Louis American League club announced that four players Ros Mitchel Carl Wertman Carl Hamilton and William James Doctors have signed to play in the 1914 baseball season. Manager Branch Rickey disclosed the agreement at a press event.
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Browns
St Deus Rio
Kait Pitchbes Hax
St Louis
Branch Rickey
Ros Mitchel
Carl Wertman
Carl Hamilton
William James
Kodak Advertising Blanks for Film Development Deals
Kodak Dept 14 Whitehall advertises sending films for development tips on Velox Paper with white borders. It promotes new testing prices, a Kodak catalog, and is signed by A. K. Hawkes in a London postal style notice.
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Kodaking
Hist
Kodak
A. K Hawkes
Kodak Dept
Whitehall Steady
Traffic in Whisky Charged 10 Doctor Arrested in Atlanta
Dr J H King long residence in Atlanta and his son were carted to police headquarters after a robbery and liquor case tied to whisky trafficking. Detectives Webb and Harper questioned King and his son as witness statements emerged. The detective report notes a broken home scene with bottles, a bottle of whiskey, and conducted interviews at the residence. A heavy bond was required for both father and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiwinsky
J H King
Long
Atlant
JH Bing
Webb Am Harper
JW Rowe
King
Ib Tilmer Street
Wischitne
Wlisky
Webb
Harper
Tr Ring
Harter
Tryel
Father
Life Insurance Loans Rise Across States in Report
A 1912 financial study details rising loans on life insurance policies, with totals reaching $456 million and Pacific states holding the largest share. It warns that many loans trigger policy lapses and potential loss of protection to beneficiaries, urging reforms and closer scrutiny of policy terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan
Chers
Jodas
Lanfe Imsdrance
Bre Lenis Bahcy Joans Rited
Compines Holding
Total Life Am Gurance
Nore
Joana
Reveres
Tio Agenze
Adda
Manufacturer Urges Shorter Work Day Change
Charles Sumner Bird of Bird & Fon argues in The Survey that moving from two 12 hour shifts to three 8 hour shifts in continuous mills is intolerable despite potential productivity gains. He contends thirteen hour nights and eleven hour days create excessive strain, and even if output rises, the net labor cost may not drop. He advocates reducing hours nationwide for workers’ well being and country interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Sumner Bird
Tho
Bird
Ten York
New York Transit Traffic Hit Record Annual Rise
Reported traffic in New York City shows a sharp rise across surface and elevated lines as well as subways during the year ending June 7 191 percent 191% The year saw a surge totaling billions of passengers with subway traffic up 75.8 million and surface lines contributing a similar increase The total transit revenue for all New York companies reached a high sum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
New Yorks
United States
New York Transit
Kodak Parcel Post Supplies Advertised in U S Mail
Promotes Kodak supplies by parcel post under Uncle Sam rates. Encourages sending for the Kodak catalog and highlights finishing needs. Mentions a 14 whitehairL-dedvcae newspaper line as readable text fragment.
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KODAK
U.S. Parcel Post
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Henry D. Lindsay
Rick Jemison
Enerson
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Hoosier
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