English writer praises Americans in Olympic team as strongest
A London Times review cited from Stockholm praises the American Olympic squad for unmatched strength across events. It notes American athletes’ speed, endurance, and specialized coaching, contrasting them with English athletes and questioning the Olympics council’s effectiveness.
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New York
London Times
Ttockholm
Star
Wien
Ameriang Asomén
United States
Olympic Council
Early baseball recap highlights 1876 season clashes
Players from Cleveland New York and Philadelphia figure in a dense game report noting home runs by Smith and other stars, standout pitching, and multiple hits. The piece references the Pirates, Giants, and the New Haven line, with scattered team actions and game outcomes across a chaotic OCR fragment.
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Moreland Daly
Hartfird
Tulaitrer Smith
Kanine
Omate
St Paul
Cleveland
Nile
Merrom Oalhig
Griffith
Prine
New York
Glanta
Ant Gibsan
Croneal
Pirates
Smith
Paskert Slula
Dinus
Tna
New Haven
Ford
Bacon Febert Gatsman item teased in odd clipping
An unclear OCR fragment mentions bacon and iron content with garbled names and phrases about weight, plus teased terms like hey gay and radishes. The readable elements suggest a short note or caption referencing food items and a person named Gatsman in a nonsensical context.
No Hit Braddy Pitch Against Birmingham in Atlanta
A chaotic telegraph bulletin misreported a no hit game by Brady against Birmingham in Atlanta. The correct line showed four hits allowed. Fans and local nerves flared as Demaree’s near no hitter sparked acclaim before the official score corrected the record.
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Chattanooga
Telegraph Company
Init
South
Teague
Brady
Birmingham
Atlanta
Game Telegraph Company
Mobrie
Rome
Atlanta Yraterday
Almelaa
Schwartz and Devlin Fight Ends In Eight Round Draw
In Naanville Tennessee on July 10 Yankee Scwarte of Philadelphia and Tommy Deyn of Kiraga boxed eight fast rounds to a draw. The later rounds favored Devlin while Schwartz had moments earlier but neither could secure a victory.
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Yankee Scwarte
Philadelphia
Tommy Deyn
Kiraga
Reserve Valley
Hwartz
Devlin
Hwarts
Norm
Frank Seeks Recall of Bunting in Chattanooga Sale
Chattanooga July 10 The local club refuses to divulge reasons for opposing the sale of Bunting. Harley Frank has urged recall and contends the player remains property of the club. Josint Andrews notes Al Keigh Prank demands the remaining terms, highlighting ongoing controversy.
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Harley Frank
Chattanooga Thex Pel
Josint Andrews
al Keigh
Loval Club
Athens to Play Madison in Two Games
Athens fra. July 10 special Athens fine ball team led by coach Frank Anderson with Georgia stars travels to Madison for two games Thursday and Friday Madison fields a strong amateur squad Catcher Kid Hrannen and pitcher Peeber lead Athens hitters Hodge and Anderson in key roles Also note American National Bank Team beat Central Bank at Jackson street grounds with Bartlett pitching and strong slugging by the American squad
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Athens
Madison
Frank Anderson
Georgia
Athenna
Kid
Hrannen
Peeber
Hodge
Flret Anderson
Camoratta
Goodwyn
Bop McWhorter
Nunnally
Bryant
American National Bank
Central Bank
Jackson Street Grounds
Bartlett
American National
Gainesville Defeats Norcross 4–0 in Ga
Gainesville Galheattl defeated Norcross 4 to 0 this afternoon in Gainesville Ga in two straight features. Pitching by Smith and Neal kept Norcross off base paths with no errors by Gainesville. Robinson and Stabinson contributed strong relief as Norcross struck out multiple times.
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Gainesville
Norcross
Reds Bay Hirsch in Cincinnati deal July 14
The Cincinnati National Teague club tags secured Fitcher Hirsch from Meridian in the Cotton States League. Hirsch holds a record of twelve straight minor league wins.
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Reds
Cincinnati
Cincinnati National Teague Club
Fitcher Hirsch
Meridian
Hirsch
Boy of 16 Bound Over for Shooting Boy of 15
Ernest Findley, 18, shot and wounded 6 year old Herbert Jeffares outside a Bellwood avenue tent meeting on June 4. Findley was bound over in police court on charges of shooting and carrying concealed weapons with a $500 bond. Jeffares remains hospitalized as he slowly recovers. The incident followed a feud between Bellwood avenue and Ashby street groups. Witnesses said Jeffares taunted Findley and others. the two boys fought after rocks were tossed at Jeffares by the crowd. Findley was defended by Carl Hutcheson.
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Herbert Jeffares
Bellwood Avenue
Jeffares
Rado Hospital
Ashby Street
Exposition Cotton Mall
Agig Reasor
Findley Tod
Findley
Tondley
Carl Hutcheson
Snake around horse's neck on Demarest estate
Farm hands on the estate of Mrs C A Demarest found a three foot snake wrapped around the neck of the mistress favorite saddle horse. The snake bit the horse, fangs visible, and was removed with great difficulty. The horse's condition is serious.
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Newton & J
C A Demarest
Taeanake
Grand Circle Tour Offer for One Week to New York
Travel notice promotes a 7 day Grand Circle Tour with a low fare from Atlanta. Departure by Pullman train occurs Saturday August 17 with return details and reservations handled by JF McFarland at 41% Peachtree, Atlanta.
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Frenoce Line
New York
Havre
Paris
la Savoie
la Provence
la Serratre
Atlanta
Rogers H Toy Laten
J E. Miller
Wall St. John T North
Peachtree
Utandier
McFarland
Keith
Forsyth
Lamund Moses
Vaudeville
View Oakland Automobile Quarters on Peachtree Street
Oakland Motor Company plans a new automobile quarters building at the southwest corner of Peachtree and Inden Streets. Architect Eugene Wath andort leads the project with a $10000 cost. The structure, part of Automobile Row, will be a premier addition on Peachtree Street between the Caiadier building and the Georgian Terrace hotel. Constructed under H K Kieklight & Co. supervision.
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Eugene Wathandort
Peachtree
Inden Streets
Automobile Row
Caiadier
Thig
Lecsend
H K Kieklight & Co
Atlantic City Address by Wilson Sparks Moral Pride
Atlantic City July 10 Governor Wilson urged moral pride and public virtue at the cornerstone ceremony for the MCG building, urging residents to avoid private excess and to align business, politics, and community welfare. He spoke about unity, shared endeavor, and the need for hopeful futures for ordinary citizens.
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Woodtrow Wilsom
Baltimore
John Wanamaker
Harriman Targeted by Enemies in Times Building Case
In Los Angeles on July 10 a cross examination of Socialist leader Harriman revealed efforts by political foes to indict him for alleged complicity in the dynamiting of the Los Angeles Times building. Witnesses Cantrell and Merriam, linked to the socialist party, were said to have given information to the grand jury to spur Harriman's indictment amid trial tensions.
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Job Harriman
Clarence Sparrow
Harriman
Los Angeles Times
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Darrow
Lnre
Martin Euirre
San Quintin
4Puirre
Meritam
Acquilat Party
Grand
Harrimans
Ques Lion Reid
Terederi¢Ka
San Puls
Times
Rent Dispute Nears Fire Ruin for Bradberry’s Home
Abe Bradberry left his corner house on Flat Shoalanvenue and Fast Palr street with furniture on the sidewalk. A rent dispute was settled in the afternoon but a night blaze later destroyed the change and contents, with property valued above $2,000 damaged. An engine house No 12 truck and eight men aided the fire crew after a street obstruction halted the vehicle.
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Flat Shoalanvenue
Fast Palr Street
Bradberry
Tack
Adgie Hollingaworth
No 12
Captain Harrison
Cottonhim
Cicotte Sold to White Sox
Boston July 9 President James McAleer of the Boston Americans announced the sale of pitcher Eddie Cicotte to the Chicago Americans. Cicotte said he would not agree but would return to his former home in Detroit.
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James McAleer
Boston Americans
Eddie Cicotte
Chicago Americans
Chicago
Cicotte
Detroi
Humid Heat Wave Sweeps Across Nation
A nationwide heat wave brings record temperatures from New York to Chicago and across the lower Mississippi Valley. Heat burdens cities and farms with rising death rates and misery as forecasters warn of continued warmth with only sporadic cooling possible. In Washington the day centers on sluggish House activity amid attempts to advance the naval appropriation bill as a warm shower fails to ease the heat.
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Weather Bureau
New York
Chicago
New England
Middle Atlantic
Iesrcury
Lower Lakes
Mississippi
Lake
Naval Affairs
Convention Finished Him Victor McGuire Dies
Victor McGuire a Tammany politician and club man died here of heart disease following two sleepless weeks amid the Baltimore convention turmoil. The illness and stress from the convention were blamed for his collapse.
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New York
Victor McGuire
Tammany
Baltimore
Tigers Bay Deal In Detroit Purchase
Detroit American League club purchased Charles Deal a third baseman from the South Michigan League for about 3000 dollars. Deal has been batting around 490 and joins the Tigers in July at Detroit.
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Tigers
Detroit
Charles Deal
Providence for America as a trustee nation
The speaker argues America appears a spendthrift country due to perceived inexhaustible resources. With population growth and growing exploitation, a future providence is needed. Emphasizes securing tomorrow and easing workers' unrest by teaching large businessmen to see themselves as trustees for the community.
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America
Fursl
Weil
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