Pelicans and Crackers doubleheader days with park events
The report outlines this week’s schedule at the park with Pelicans and Crackers games. A Wednesday doubleheader starts at 2:30 pm, Thursday features a single game at 4 pm, and a Friday/Saturday sequence including Glacier 8 uecup appears in Gouure bills. Ladies day boosts attendance today and Friday as fans receive two games on those dates.
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Lau
Ernoon
Pelicans
Crackers
Birds
Ponce de Leonerkter
Bir
Ds Glacier
Uecup
Gouure Bills
Fair
Baseball Scores From Yesterday Across Leagues
Yesterday’s results show Southern League and others with Atlanta 8 over New Orleans, and Montgomery 2 to 2. National League included Philadelphia 4 over Pittsburg 1 and Chicago 4 over New York 3. American League lists Boston 7 over Chicago 5 plus other implied games. Feature highlights recall 1888 to 1910 notable games and a Torbay in Baseball column by George L. Moreland.
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Atlanta
New Orleans
T. Mobile & Chattanoogs
Montgomery
Nashville
Memphis
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Brooklyn
Cincinnati
Chicago
New York
Boston-st. Louis
Iain
Boston
Detroit
St. Louis
Washington
Cleveland
Torbay
George L. Moreland
Newark
Phillies
Radbourne
Khi Gleason
Duke Farrel
Nanpoleon Lajoie
Athletico
Earl of Cleveland
Larry
Welmer
Cubs
McGinnally
New Yerk
Karger
McGlynn
Collins, Baker and Davis
Athletics
Maax Carey
South Bend
Dayton
Hauser
Kenetchy
St. Louis Cardinals
Owls to Hold Dance in Hall Tonight at Pryor Corner
The Order of Owls hosts members and guests for a music filled dance from 8 40 to 1130 pm in their 6th floor Thrower building quarters at Pryor and Mitchell streets. A new dancing pavilion and ornate garden booths enhance the attractions.
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The
Order of Owls
Thrower
Pryor and
Mitchell Streets
Gurden
Negro Highwaymen Routed In Battle At Magnolia Bridge
A minute battle on Magnolia street bridge ended with two negro holdup men chased by white youths and police. one suspect named John Cox, 47 Fort Street, captured after being struck down and forced to surrender. Victim Sounder, 245 Fulton Street, was threatened at gunpoint as the melee unfolded. Officers Corley and Knight rushed to assist.
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Magnolia Street
Corley
Knight
Strikers Win All Demands in Boston Elevated Strike
Boston July 29. Conductors and natormen of the Boston Elevated Railway Company end a 53 day strike after company officials agree to terms, with the cost estimated at 1 028 000. Strikers win every point sought.
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Boston
Conductora
Natormen
Boston Elevated Way Company
Courtroom Crowd Sees Notorious Trial Attracts Families
A sensational trial in Atlanta draws a vast audience of women and children as Grace, the central defendant, faces a life‑long public test. Report contrasts the spectacle with the alleged crime and notes the disturbing presence of young onlookers among the crowd.
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Jace
Harpies
Grace Home
Love, the Dominant Note in Mrs Grace's Character
Daisy Grace, once Daisy Opie, loves Eugene Grace despite murder charges and threats after he accuses her of attempted murder for life insurance. The woman’s impulsive nature contrasts with public speculation as the trial unfolds in Atlanta.
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Mrs. Grace
Eugene Grace
Grace
Daisy Ople
Daisy Grace
St. Joseph's Infirmary
Newnan
Philadelphia
Daisy Ople-Grace
Atlanta
Drowning of Frank Woodruff in Etowah River near Kingston Ga
A report from Kingston Ga dated July 29 states Frank Woodruff son of W W Woodruff of Atlanta drowned in the Etowah River two miles from Kingston while boating with a friend during a fishing outing. Despite constant searching no body has been recovered.
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Kingston
Frank Woodruf
W. W. Woodruff
Atlanta
Etowah River
Milwaukee Grace case jury coats off amid court room heat
Reporters at the Grace trial press table and the jury shed coats as Judge Roan urges comfort in the overheated courtroom. Mrs. Ulrich, mother of Grace, sits with nurse Alice Wilson and a defense witness as spectators glimpse the tense scene before adjournment.
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Grace
L. 8
Roan
William M. Smith
Attorney Smith
Judge Rodan
Rosser
Judge Roan
Ulrich
Philadelphia
Neweboy
Mra
Luther Rosser
Thia
Jesters, crowds, and trial drama in Grace case hall
In a courthouse corridor during the Dalay Grace trial for assault with intent to murder spectators joked and teased outside while witnesses awaited their call. Inside the room, sharp humor and taunts punctuated the tense atmosphere as the case proceeded.
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Dalay Grace
Mra
Grace
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