Crackers in Cellar as Southern League shifts continue
Southern league standings shift after recent games. Mobile climbs from third to second by beating Atlanta, Memphis drops after Birmingham win, Chattanooga overtakes New Orleans to tie Memphis for third. In the National League the Giants are swept by St Louis Rajahs while Philadelphia and Cincinnati swap spots, Phillies sliding to second division.
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Yestern
Atlanta
Nashville
Vols
Crackers
Johnny Dobbs
Billikens
Mobile
Memphis
Birmin
Ham
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Giants
St. Loula Rajahs
Rube Merquard Ia
Jonas
St. Loula
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Phillies
Cobb Is Game's Greatest
Ty Cobb praised as the greatest all around player in baseball, lauding his speed, fielding, hitting and base running. The writer says Cobb defies fear, reads plays instantly, and excels in every facet, making him the sport's supreme figure.
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Cobb
Cobbs
TODAY IN BASEBALL ROARS THROUGH HISTORY AND RECORDS
A garbled 19th century baseball digest recounts multiple games and feats Roger Moreland notes famous shutouts by St Louis over Hartford, Pittsburgh’s 19-0 win, Cincinatti’s Coffin hits, and Christy Mathewson no hitter plus many others across 1891 to 1910 with names like Mordecai Brown Willie Tannehill and Joe Tinker appearing among scattered scores and events.
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George J. Moreland
St Louis
Hartfords
Pittsburg
Washington
Pittsburo
Cincionatis
George Cupny
Cleve
Boston
Willis
Tannehill
Christy Mathewson
New York Glanta
Omaha
Mordecai Brown
Peoria
Mathewsnn Smith
O'Ha Kan
New York Giants
Cincinnati
Mathewson
Pittsburg Pirater
Fred Glade
St. Toms Browns
Chicago Nationals
Charles Webb Mur
Chicago Whiteies
New York Highlanders
al Orth
Farle Moore
Boston Red Snax
St Tedis Browns
Tannehhrt
Auinat Pelty
Cleveland
New York
Billy Hage
Tor Doyle
Detratt
Smith
Jeck Lapp
Athletien
St Leuly Browns
Paeton
Chicken
Cuba
Joe Tinker
Fred Tuderus Philliea
Adams
Pittshture
Jacobs Liver Salt Promises Quick, Gentle Liver Relief
An old advertisement claims summer colds arise from torpid liver and poor bowel movement. It touts Jacobs Liver Salt as a mild, non gripping remedy that reactivates the liver, relieves congestion, and prevents drafts and wet exposure. Available for 25 cents per bottle or mail order from Jacobs Pharmacy of Atlanta, Georgia.
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Jacobs Liver
Jacobs
Atlanta
May Need a Dessau Pitcher for Southern Swing
Charley Hemphill may regret selling pitcher Dessau during the current road trip. Buck Becker suffered a severe injury in Mobile after a clash with Starrs bat and retired, delaying his return. Dessau, en route to Kansas City, says his arm is fine and expects to join the new club promptly. If Becker misses games, a pitcher of Dessau’s class could be needed during the southern league swing.
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Dessau
Charley Hemphill
Buck Becker
Mobile
Starr
Kansas City
Becker
Keeping Track of Communicable Diseases Plan
A Washington conference formed a plan for state health authorities to report current disease prevalence and epidemics to the public health service. Telegraphed case reports of cholera yellow fever typhus plague and tick fever would trigger nationwide alerts and monthly notifiable-disease lists published in Public Health Reports.
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Techn Aurust
Marine Hospital Service
Washington
United States
Atlantic
Pacific Coast
New York
Pennsylvania
Public Health Service
Rocky Mountain
Public
Public Health Service Bureau
Journal of the
American Medical Association
He Doesn’t Have a Chance in Mrs Chinn Conversation
A dialogue capture shows Mrs Chinn asserting doubt about her husband listening to sound advice while Mrs Frank questions the certainty, reflecting domestic tensions and conversational humor in a clipped stage-like exchange.
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Mra. Chinn
Mra Frank
Rebels Plan Evacuation From Juarez For Casas Grandes
Juarez on the Mexican border is being evacuated by rebels led by General Pascual Orozco Jr as they move 141 miles southwest to Casas Grandes on the Northwestern railroad. The plan aims to join forces with other detachments while chasing supplies and using Agua Prieta as a base for future operations toward the Pacific coast. The exodus follows reports of attempts to trap arms shipments and ongoing looting by the Madero company and the Northwestern railroad.
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Juarez
Mex
Madero
Diaz
el Paso
Casas Grandes
Orozco
Pascual Orozco, Jr
Pascual Orozco
Jane Orozco
Here
United States
Agua Prieta
Douglas
Ariz
Castula Herrera
Sonora
Pacific
Guayamas
Mexico
Madero Company
Mexican Northwestern Railroad
38th Georgia Meet in Lithonia Wednesday
The Thirtyeighth Georgia regiment holds its annual reunion in Lithonia on July 24. Invited are members, families, and friends. Mayor delivers welcome, with General A J West and Judge Rodgers among speakers. A basket picnic, athletic contests, and veterans exchanging war memories to close the day.
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Georgia
Githonia
Lithonia
A. J. West
Judge Rodgers
Harrison
M. Nash
Regimental Association
Fatal fall from fence claims Frank A. Wood
Frank A. Wood died at Grady hospital from skull injuries after a fall from a high Decatur Street fence. Arrested last week on whisky charges, he had begun a sentence at the stockade on Tuesday. A fainting spell caused him to fall while perched atop the fence, leaving two Atlanta sons as surviving relatives.
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Frank A. Wood
Grady Hospital
Wood
Recorder
Hal House
Decatur Street
Atlanta
Law of Service Speech at Talladega College
Professor William Holloway, sociology chair at Talladega College, spoke to the Young Men's Christian Association for colored men on the law of service. He argued that true Christian work requires training and experience to save and inspire others, not self-sufficiency.
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William Holloway
Talladega College
Young Men's Chrisan Association For
Young Men's Christian Association
Odd Bathing Fashion Sparks Street Fun at Coney Island
Seen at Coney Island in The New York Sun, a young man in a lavender bathing suit and stock ngx with a silk pom-pon skull cap faced restraint as bathers clashed with quirky costumes. A man in pajamas at Weet Twentieth street was sent back to his boarding house by Majestic Baths proprietor Harvey Bowen, and another man in a Ro V D's outfit was removed before horseplay began.
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Coney Island
New York Sun
Weet Twentieth Street
Harvey Bowen
Majestic Baths
Pitts and Underdonk Partner in Atlanta Shop
A. Pitts, long connected with Atlanta trade and well known to thousands, buys Mrs. Ardery’s interest and joins C. W. Underdonk as partner in Under donk & Pitts. The shop adds white enamel chairs, electric fans, and other sanitary improvements, with a motto The Best Service and Most Courteous Attention. The firm invites friends, patrons, and the public to visit the new shop.
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C. A. Pitts
Atlanta
Auto Missing After Club Visit Marks Third Theft in Week
W B Stewart of the Byron apartments left his Cola 30 auto with the spark plug in place when he went to the Transportation club last night. After dinner a party returned to find the car missing, with no trace found. This represents the third automobile theft in the city over the past week.
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W. B. Stewart
Byron Apartments
Walton Building
Transportation Club
Mortuary notices from Greensboro and Waycross
The Georgia brief reports Charles White of Greensboro died Wednesday in Atlanta after a long decline, with survivors including his wife and son. H S Dubose, Waycross, dies after illness, with Atlantic Coast Line ties noted. Notices also announce funerals for Mrs. Morris Wiseberg, Agnes Cook, infant Spear, and Mrs. Alice Bookwalter, detailing surviving relatives and burial plans.
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Charles White
Greensboro
Atlanta
White
Minnesota
Masonic Fraternity
Fred White
Buckhead
Maine
H. S. Dubose
Waycross
South Caroline
Atlantic Coast Line
France to Tax Signboards in France and England
The Westminster Gazette reports a proposed French law by Finance Minister M. Klotz to tax signboards heavily on French soil. The plan would charge 75 a square yard annually, with higher rates for more announcements and an increased land tax based on landlord profits from signs. The aim is to curb advertising along railways and improve appearances for travellers between London and Paris.
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France
Westminster Gazette
London
Paris
England
Kings as Business Men in Harper's Weekly
The Kaiser is described as a keen businessman with large steamship and diamond interests, vast royal lands, a brewery stake, a ceramics factory, and other ventures, alongside monarchs like Gustav of Sweden and Denmark’s king leveraging dowers and real estate to boost wealth. Related notes discuss royal finances and enterprise across Europe, including Greece, Bavaria, England, and stock farms at Windsor.
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Harper's Weekly
Kaiser
West Africa
Prussia
Hanover
Gustav
Sweden
Oscar
America
Stockholm
Guntay
Denmark
George
Greece
Russia
United States
Bavaria
England
Windsor
Balmoral
Sandringham
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Joan Drew
Chicago
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Seaboard
New England
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Washington, D. C
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Richmond
Norfolk
Fred Geissler
Gen. Orozco
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Locomobile Company
Cisco
the Locomobile Company OF America
Peachtree Street
Atlanta, Ga
City News
Etowah
The
Kansas City Journal
Seentiseli
Ali
Underdonk & Pitts
Alabams St
Morris Wiseberg
Washington Street
David Marx
Oakland
Agnes Cook
Agnes
J. T. Cook
Poole'a
New Hope
W. T. Spear
Chapel Road
Coursey's Burying Ground
Alice S. Bookwalter
Alice Bookwalter
Jack Bookwalter
T. Minahan
West North Avenue
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Tad
South
Thos
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Marietta St. Atlante
DR. . Brown
Randolph Bidg
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Atlanta. Ga
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