Bresnahan Seeks Protection Over Threats to Club
St Louis May 22 Roger Bresnahan manager of the St Louis Nationals appealed to August Hermann a national baseball commission member for protection against attacks directed at Bresnahan and the club. In a court hearing Mrs Helen Hathaway Britton testified Bresnahan offered her 590000 for the club. Since then charges have been made that the manager hopes to lose games to move the club away from a defenseless woman.
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St. Louis
Roger Bresnahan
St. Louis Nationals
August Hermann
National Baseball Commission
Bresnahan
Admis Aaa
Helen Hathaway Britton
Ty Cobb Hears Gangsters May Threaten New York Return
New York May 22 Ty Cobb may not play in New York this season. His dispute with spectators could lead to court action. Reports say gangsters seek to square accounts with him for assault on a spectator. The New York Club promises Cobb protection inside the grounds.
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New York
Ty Cobb
Cobb
Spectator
Steinfeldt to Play Third for Smith in Chattanooga
Harry Steinfeldt former Cub third baseman has signed with Chattanooga and will play third in tomorrow's game Evans moves to center field Blitz remains on salary list with other managers permission Outfielder Tutweller to join from Detroit once Cobb’s suspension ends Smith pursuing Callahan of New Orleans Pitcher Swan and Outfielder Joe Stanley join from New Orleans Meloan and Hank Griffin ex-Cracker join tomorrow Feruser to disclose re eases plans.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Harry Steinfeldt
Cub
Evans
Blitz
Tutweller
Detroit
Cobb
Smith
Callahan
New Orleans
Swan
Joe Stanley
New Orleans Acquisltions
Meloan
Hank Griffin
Boston
Frank
Feruser
Foday in Baseball Highlights From 1882 to 1910
A compact roundup of notable baseball events from 1882 to 1910 including Chicago Nationals beating the Giants 18–17 in ten innings, Gumbert vs Hatfield, stolen bases by Whitson and Long, a 23–2 New York victory over Chicago with O Day on the mound, a forfeit due to exhausted balls in 1895, multiple shutouts in 1906, McGrew using six pitchers in 1907, a one‑hit game by Pitlinger in 1908, the 1920 White Sox 4–2 win in 15 innings with Walsh delivering the deciding hit, and a 1910 Cincinnati Nationals steal of three bases in one inning.
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Foday
George IL. Moreland
Chicago Nationals
Giants
Ad. Gumbert
Gil Hatfield
New York Nationals
Whitson
Pittsburg
Herman Long
Boston
Charley Zimmer
Cleveland
New York Brotherhood Club
Hank O’day
Chicago
Frank Dwyer
Louisville
Brooklyn
Indiana
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Pittsburgs
New York
Jigga Donahue
John McGrew
Cubs
Pitlinger
Philadelphia Nationals
Pirates
Otis Clymer
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Walsh
Comlekeyites
Paskett
Cincinnati Nationals
Beaton
Frock
Smith
Osage Indian Doctor Held Without Bail
Osage Indian doctor G. I. Gray was held without bail after police linked him to the treatment of a white man and a Black man at Buckhead who died. He faced a medicine without license charge, with the case widening to possible serious crimes as investigators pursue details from the Gate City hotel room incident that led to a robbery claim involving Fayne Almand.
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G. I. Gray
Buckhead
Gray
Thia
Fayne Almand
Tammer Irving
Oakland City
Gate City
Officers Chosen by Royal Arcanum in Richmond
Richmond Virginia May 22 The supreme council Royal Arcanum elected officers including Supreme regent Franke McPaden of Richmond supreme vice regent F B Wickeraham of Harrisburg Pa supreme orator FP F McGowan of New York supreme secretary Alfred J Turner of Boston and supreme treasurer A S Robertson of St Louis, Missouri.
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Richmond
Royal Arcanum
Franke McPaden
F. B. Wickeraham
Harrishura
F. McGowan
New York
Alfred. J. Turner
Boston
Mipremé
Robertso
At. Louis
Bob McWhorter to lead two Georgia teams next year
Bob McWhorter, star athlete from Athens, was elected captain of both Georgia’s baseball and football teams after the annual banquet at his home. Beginning at Gordon and rising to national prominence, he has been a standout back in football and a consistent power at the plate, earning All-Southern honors since entering college. Two captaincies by one person mark a first for the university.
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Bob” McWhorter
Georgia
Ita
McWhorter
Athens
McWhoerter
Ito
Bob McWhorter
Gordon
Georgia Tech
Colege
Auction of Lots and Bungalows on North Boulevard
Auction of lots and bungalows on North Boulevard and Eighth Lt. to be held Saturday at 3 p m. Buyers urged to inspect premises and register beforehand. Special sales terms to be announced.
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North Boulevard
Eighth
Delegates Appointed to State Democratic Convention
Delegates to the state democratic convention in Atlanta May 29 have been named from numerous counties. List includes Haralson, Monroe, Pulaski, Madison, Lincoln, Clayton, Rabun and others with full delegate and alternate names, reflecting county committees and local chairmen actions.
Delegates Named for State Convention Across Georgia
A lengthy list shows delegates and alternates chosen from counties including Jefferson Washington Jenkins Calhoun Dodge Lumpkin Stephens Morgan Murray Stewart Milton Effingham Marion Colquitt Mitchell and Camilla for the Georgia state convention to be held in Atlanta on May 29 with Underwood supporters dominating selections and names of many local leaders and committees.
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Jefferson
Louisville
Spéctal
Jefferson County
Atlanta
Ap Felows
KR. L. Gamble
W. L. Phillips
T. H. Livingston
N. T. McDaniel
W. M. Kilgo
M. B. Pitts
Robert Carter
EB. . Harris
E. S. Gillespie
C. M. Gaston
J. F. Pendergraas
W. J. Hayes
BE. H. Davis
Polk Delegate List for Democratic Convention in Atlanta
Cedartown Ga May 22 Special Chairman John B Lacy announces delegates to the Atlanta democratic convention the list includes B S Ault J L Tison Willam Jones William Bradford R P Holloway Richardson Pennington Hightower Sheffield Mundy McBride and W W R Bliasett plus names of local Polk County attendees.
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Hamniaon
Buchanan
Haralson County
Waler Matthews
H. J. McBride
A. R. Medson
E. 8
Griffith
J. T. Cobb
J. B. Smith
G. N. Moore
W. Q O. Walker
M. S. Walton
A. G. Brock
R. H. Parker
M. J. Head
Monroe
Forsyth
Charles Hardin
Monroe County
BR. S. Willingham
H. B. Bloodworth
Ir. S. H. Zelltner
G. Persons
W. P. Ponder
Oscar Vaughn
W. A. Worsham
R. T
Klincoln
Lincolnton
Lincoln County
Democratic
Hon
J. Hogan
John B. Cullara
A. P. Sims
3. W. Hawes
John W. Bussey
J. J.harnesberger
A. E. Strother
T.B. Cartledge
Polk
Cedartown
John B. Lacy
Atlanta
B.S. Ault
J. L. Tison
Willam Jones
William Bradford
P. Holloway
Richardson
J. Pennington
W. S. Hightower
T. Sheffield
LF. Mundy
T. E. McBride
WW. R. Bliasett
Bishops Table Auction For Morristown Building Fund
The general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church sold the famous Bishops table carved from wood worldwide to J. B. Andrews of New York for 2600 dollars. Proceeds go to the Morristown Tennessee industrial school for a new building.
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Minneapolis
General Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church
J. B. Andrews
New York
Negro Industrial School
Morristown
Tenn
Four New Bishops Ordained by AME Church in Kansas City
Four newly elected bishops were ordained today at the general conference of the African Methodist Episcopal church in Kansas City Missouri. The ordinations named John Hurst Baltimore William D Chappelle Sumter Joshua H Jones Wilberforce Ohio and James M Connor Little Rock Arkansas. Episcopal committee assignments for the next four years include bishops overseeing Baltimore Virginia North Carolina A J Coppin Indiana Illinois Iowa Kentucky B F Lee Georgia with further regional allocations.
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Kansas City
General Conference of the
African Methodist Episcopal Church
John Hurst
Baltimore
William D. Chappelle
Sumter
S&s
Joshua H. Jones
Wilberforce
Ohio
James M. Connor
Little Rock
Ark
Episcopal Committee
Virginia
North Carolina
A. J. Coppin
Indiana
Illinoia
Iowa
Kentucky
B. F. Lee
Pentecostal Services At Washington Street Synagogue
Beautiful Pentecostal services commemorating the living of the Ten Commandments were held yesterday morning at the Washington street Synagogue. Rabbi A S Kielnfeld officiated a class of eight young ladies, graduates of the Sunday school, were confirmed by him. A feature was the musical program by Miss Annie Pauline Ramsey, organist at a Newnan church.
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Washington Street
A. S&s. Kielnfeld
Annie Pauline Ramsey
Capitol Avenue
Newnan
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