Southern Stars of 1905 Will Have Other Berths
A review of player records from the Gove book shows last season’s offensive and defensive marks for men slated to play in Birmingham this summer, with most entries listed and several key names omitted due to early pro debuts or prior league assignments. The piece traces who left, where they went, and how team rosters shifted across Atlanta, Birmingham, Nashville, Scranton, and other circuits.
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Barons
Gove
Ths
Birmingham
Utter
Jones
Bellard
Tfe
Bays
Wilhelm So
Sas Babe
Pylant
Reagan
Gay Newman
Walters
Hays
Alcock
Gyler
Montgomery
Gar
Yerver
Atlanta
Bernie McCay
Baton Rouge
Bob Stafford
Nashville
Heinze ‘Rug
Scranton
New York State
Gettig
Little Dog Sleeps With Master In Police Cell
A battered tale from Ufo Poverty Street recounts a destitute man known as Jum and a loyal dog that followed him to the Atlanta police barracks. The dog refused to leave, comforting the drunkard in custody until a guard allowed it to stay by his side, a touching moment amid rough surroundings.
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Ufo
Meg
Poise
Atlanta
Tse
Sun the Sonker
Swat
Jwat
Aog
Mitchell
Morris Brown college meeting in Boston supports Atlanta institution
Rev K D Stinson of Atlanta led a mass meeting in Boston on March 4 at Chariel Street AME Church to back Morris Brown College. Pastors from Boston and Cambridge attended along with Rev Dr Rd Stinson, vice president, who were among speakers at the event.
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K. D. Stinson
Atlanta
Boston
Morris Brown College
Chariel Street
African Methodist Church
Cambridge
RD. Stinson
Oda Fellows to entertain in Macon on March 6
Macon Georgia march 4 special Oda Fellows will appear at the auditorium in an entertainment of visual interest titled popping by proxy Two encampments Yonah Rebellahana encampment No 66 are in charge and the affair promises great amusement and pleasure to the public
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Oda
Macon
Odd Bellows
Yonah Rebellahana
Tommy Stouch Praises Georgia Team Hopefuls In Savannah
Savannah report details Tommy Stouch, Georgia baseball coach, expressing strong confidence in his 30-man squad after tryouts and a warm spring, noting two pitchers and several infielders ready for selection. He outlines practice schedule, amended opponents, and a demanding season slate. Also reports a Sunday shooting incident on Palm Street ending with a porter and another man jailed.
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University of Georga
Tammy Stouch
Gesrela
Atlanta
Mitchell Street
Sinpalae
Tommy
Ethan College
Bastling
Sullivan
Tam
Wofford
Farman
Caneeling
Dudley
Athetic Agsnelai
Georgetown
St. Johns
J. C. Levy
Georma
Arthur Sullivan
MeWhorter
Browa
Prankin Franklin
Univerisity School
McDonald
Hodagson
Ketron
Watson
Brantley
Ginsberg
Erwin
Daly
Hodgson
Broughton
Arther Sullivan
McWhorter
Savanpah
Speeal
Eli Veruky
Palm Street
Richard Johnnson
Veruki
John Declare
Insender
Beig
Demont Still Kicking in Toledo Contract Standstill
Eugene Devontreville once led the Atlanta pall club and risks losing his Toledo job after disputes with President Grilio over salary. Dement captained Toledo last year and now refuses to sign, issuing threats over the offered contract. The American Association bought out Orta Kruger from Pittsburgh, a move that could boost Eugene’s position for 23 card status.
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Sutan Thresis
Atlanta
Toledo
Eugene Devontreville
Pall Club
Cfte
Dement
Yoledo
Grilio
Ain
American Association
Orta Kruger
Pittsburg
Eugene
Viela Allen To Return to Shakespeare Roles
Viela Allen announced Saturday night she will return to Shakespeare after the season, reviving The Winter’s Tale to Twelfth Night in a new production slated after June. She will star in Town Theatre’s staged event as primary actress in the revival.
Royal title traditions tracing Princess Royal name in Britain
The London Telegraph outlines how the title Princess Royal is conferred on the eldest daughter of the sovereign, noting Henry VII began changes in royal styles, Queen Henrietta Maria’s influence, and how various queens and princesses through history bore or did not bear the title.
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London Telegraph
Fife
Royal
Victoria
Frederick
Germany
Henry VII
Margaret
Elisabeth
Thighness
Spain
Majesty
Mary
Charles 1
Henrietta Maria
Henri de Navarre
Wiliam MW
Prince
Oreange
Wiliam Henry
Bemér
Orange
Wilhem UT
Ensland
Gencerath
Parenta
James IT
England
Withem of
Alterward Trillian
Aenessian
Anne
George T
Russa
Augusta
George IV
Quilliam IV
Vicrtoria
Fazal
Armour Optimistic on Tigers Ahead of Augusta Camp
Big Chief William Armour leads the Detroit Tigers to Atlanta en route to Angesta Ga for training. Lindsay joins un signed. Armour predicts strong 1906 season with return of most players and a new manager Donahue. The Detroit party lists Armour and staff, players, and coaches destined for Augusta.
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William Armnour
Detroit Tigers
Atlanta
Angesta
Lindsay
Kimball
Armour
Detroit
Takien
Billy
Washington
Cleveland
New York
Chicago
Ishapr
Donahue
Phlad ‘Phia
Cioile
Augusta
Indianapolis
Wiggs
New Orleans
Shaeffer
Donovan
Sievrr
Payne
Instellars
Congalia
Jouttielders
MeIntire
Jones
Joe Tar“son
Detroit Free Press
Pat F. Bruske
Detroit Tmes
Warner
Doran
Gutfre
O'Leary
Schmidt
Deuo T
Catcher Payne
Rochester
Davie Jones
Minneapolis
Ric Crfferty
Evanswire
Cather Schmidt
Modern Method Opens New Courtship Plan
An old bachelor friend hears a tale of a new courtship approach. The speaker declares he bought an aid to courtship yesterday and wields an autom atic device. The exchange hints at a humorous misfit between traditional courting and modern tools.
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The
Milwaukee Journal
Ant
Police hunt clairvoyant woman amid spooks tale
A Knoxville bound investigation tracks Mrs T West a 35 year old clairvoyant and psychologist accused of fraud and fleeing arrest. Police seek her after a report she talked with spirts and acted as a human link between the living and dead. Authorities describe her appearance and speculate on motive while pursuing leads toward Atlanta.
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Knoxville
Teno
T. ‘West
Atlanta
Justice of the Pemce
River Styx
Uess
Berthrowsh
Amy Date
West
Sven
Electric Car Ogerita Makes 48 MPH Test Run Across Nation
The Strang electric railway car Ogerita, built by Strang Electric Railway Car Company, arrived in Jersey City from Philadelphia at high speed of 48 miles per hour. W. B. Strang and Pennsylvanias officials witnessed the demonstration. The car, designed for cross country use with forward motors and a rear passenger section, is touted as a major advance in electric propulsion. The trip includes planned runs to Buffalo and Chicago, with engineers noting its potential to switch streets and handle steep grades.
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New York
Ogerita
Strang
Philadelphia
W. B. Strang
Strang Electric Railway Car Company
I. B., Verge
Pennsylvania
Bat Maepa
W. Hovers
Aitcon
Pas
Lov
Amboy
Lars G. Nile
J. A. Vandergeist
Tle Pennsylvania Railroad
Joe Orertta
West Shore Raiload
Francisco
Staan
San Francisco
Salterers and
Caio
Bac
Yimingion
Bee
Ory
Chicago
Buffalo
Lake Shore
Chingo
St Loui
Clidge
Alton Railroad
Hiwasu
el Paso
West Shore
Thought It Was Town Meeting in Boston Heroin Case
A Boston court discharged the defendant after the presiding justice questioned the methods used to handle the evidence and the defense attorney’s conduct. The judge emphasized issues with how the machines were operated and whether the respondent was properly charged, ending the case with a discharge.
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Boston
pAsidix
Merting
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Fiebalg
Murdoch
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Moran
Smith
Moren
Phillies
Jackson
Archer
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Delehanty
New York Americans
Hennessy
Ava Moore
Miler
Elsey
Hafford
Milleriere
Algo
Niles
Athletics
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Thornton
Starker
Oldsing
Brouthers
Yeager
Glark
Molesworth
Rempi
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Dungan
Gannon
Amcona
Whitter le
Beecher
Baltimore
Dutty
Tamsett
Rafter
Suggs
Brooklyn
Lou Walters
Baron
Dygert
Philadelphic
Americans Stanley
Washington Americans
Roche
Chicago Americans
He J
Aekns
Manuel
Genina
Joe
Dannerhower
Bolin
Miller
Bennet
Pacific Coast Teagula
St. Louis Cardinals
Kenan
Bandelin
Pelahaus
Norcum
Granville
South Atlantle Rescue
Bruyette
Springfield
Gillies
Swain
St. Louis
Kansas City
Bartley
Philadelphia Americans
Little Rock
Guese
Charlie Frank
Hartman
Lect
Outlaws
Hurley
Garvin
Bender
Wesday
Bil Taylor
Gordon Noel Burtel
Morris Brown
Great Western Xtra
Great Western
Paris
Pleasant Valley
Ailey
Bailey Bros
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
Tommy Stouch
Georgia
Johnson
Negro Porter
Viela Allen
Shakes
British Princess Royal
Billy Armour
Keeves
Nat Kaiser & CO
Igor
Devator
Kimball Koma
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