Raid Near Lincoln Park Nets Negro Gamblers
Sheriff Roberts and deputies raided woods near Lincoln Park Columbus late last night after reports of pistol fire and disorderly behavior by about a dozen negro gamblers. They resisted, fleeing into thick undergrowth. four were captured and one man, Marion Hil, was shot in the leg though not seriously. A small amount of money and coins were found with the cards. Legally, other local notices follow.
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Daughters of the Confederacy
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Pugilists Meet on Desert Isle
Joe Walcott of Boston fought Billy Rhodes of Kansas City in a twenty round welterweight bout staged on a sand island in the Missouri River, 21 miles below Kansas City. About 2,000 spectators witnessed Walcott press the attack until he injured a hand in round seventeen, Rhodes defending well. The match, claimed by Walcott as the world welterweight title, ended in a public draw with both men in good condition.
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Boston
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Misour River
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Rhodes
McGugin Talks About Rules Scrimmages and Uncertainty
Nashville September 80 Special Vanderbilt varsity scrimmages in muddy fields raise questions about new football rules. McGugin and Yost doubt changes until practical play. issues include free catches, two umpires, and limited timeouts for injuries affecting substitutions and game outcomes.
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McGugin
Wynne Ta
Scrubs
Yost
Sormerly
Even Break in Doubleheader at Chicago versus Washington
Chicago and Washington split a September 30 doubleheader in Chicago with the Cubs taking the opener 8 to 3 and Washington claiming the second game 3 to 0. Caven Walsh Sullivan Goodwin Kitaga Warner backed by strong fielding and timely hitting. Umpires O Loughlin and Bernd.
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RIS
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McFarland
Patten
Q Loughlin
St. Louis
Boston
Leon
Hoston
Trowell
Spencer
Har
Corrigan
Sheridan
R. H. BE. Su
Jacobsen
O'Connor
Crow
Armbruster
Mississippi football squad seems light for season
Oxford Mississippi September 30 Special Despite early practice starting September 18 the University of Mississippi football squad appears small and the new material is unimpressive. Coach Hammond former Michigan star drills players emphasizing new rules while veterans Bates McCloud Beckett and Hughsina return. Schedule includes games at Nashville Baton Rouge New Orleans Memphis and Jackson with few home games and a slate of tests against Vanderbilt LSU Tennessee Tulane Arkansas and the South’s WSC.
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Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Jackson, Miss
Savannah Man Kills His Wife In Savannah Lunch Shop
William Rogers, 25, shot his wife Ella Rogers dead in a Savannah lunch shop then wounded himself in a second attempt. A bystander wrestled the pistol away, Rogers was arrested as the incident unfolded in front of his two daughters from a previous marriage. The tragedy occurred as Mrs. Rogers sought food for herself and the children.
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Gay
William Rogers
Ella Rogers
Kiting
Hogers
Heirloom Sideboard Won’t Be Sold in Damon House
In Wayland Massachusetts an old Damon house on the Boston turnpike preserves six generations of the family. Isaac Damon, a Massachusetts agricultural commissioner, shows a 200 year old git frame mirror a grandfather clock and a Hepplewhite double decker sideboard. A will clause binds these pieces to future heirs, preventing sale or removal from the estate.
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Wayland
Boston
Massachusetts
Damon
Isaac Damon
Massachusetts Agricultural Commission
Ex‘perta
Ste
Tech Football Shows Promise After Muddy Maryville Game
Tech football impressed despite a loss at Maryville as new players adapted to tougher conditions and rule changes. Coach Heisman guided a largely unfamiliar lineup with Sam Roberts and Onin Robert among the newcomers showing potential. Veterans Luck Sweet Davids and Means stood out, while the line and end positions showed both depth and questions for the season ahead.
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Maryville
Helaman
Yellow Jackets
Heisman
Sam Roberta
Clemson
Roberts
Onin Robert
Sweet
Davids
Means
Luck
Monroe
Mountain Prep
Hill
Hightower
McCarty
Yellow Jacketa
Jin
Marquilla
Dickinson
Tennessee Boys
Ducktown Case Again In Court Over Sulphur Fumes
Georgia officials contest the Ducktown Sulphur Copper and Iron Company case in Washington. The state cites expert affidavits on sulphur dioxide injury to crops and land, including a Forester Patterson map showing zone expansion and dozens of resident affidavits describing garden and timber damage.
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Robert Ligon Johnson
Washington
State of Georgia
Tennessee Copper Company
Ducktown Sulphur, Copper and Iron Company
A. B. Patterson
3. K. Haywood
Ducktown
Ralph ¥. Smith
Georgia
Forester
Patterdon
Department of Forestry
Forester Patternon
North Georgia
William A. Wright
State of
Narrow escape after morphine dose at Decatur street drugstore
Officer Hudson found Will Thompaon, a white man, nearly unconscious in Meels drug store on Decatur street yesterday afternoon. He was taken to Grady Hospital in serious condition but expected to recover after doctors operated. He reportedly owed about two dimes worth of morphine at the store earlier that day.
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Hudson
Wl Thompaon
Decatur Street
Grady Hospital
Pees
Orphans Home Fund Raised at Wesley Memorial Church
The Wesley Memorial church held a gala day as the De catur Orphan's Home fund reached 8266.76 after a combined Sabbath school and church service led by M. M. Davies and Rev. Frank Eakes. A fifty‑voice chorus, a large attendance despite bad weather, and a temperance address by Colonel Halford framed a day praised as a high point for the church's efforts to support orphans through the building fund.
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Wesley Memorial Church
Decatur Orphan's Home
Adeal
M. M. Davies
Frank Eakes
Professor Boatman
Abraham Tindoin
Atlanta
America
United States
PINAUD Hair Tonic Promoted as Dandruff Cure
An advertisement extols Pinaud's Hair Tonic as the safe sure remedy for dandruff and healthy hair growth. It urges daily use, notes a warning against imitations, and lists order details and a New York address for Parfumerie ED. PINAUD.
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Pinaud
Fifth Ave
New York
Hubbard Sues the Trustees
In Greenville, J L Hubbard formerly director of music at Greenville Female College now heads the South Carolina Conservatory of Music sues Furman University trustees and Greenville Female College board for 310000 alleging damage to his professional reputation. President E C James of Greenville Farmula College co defendant. Hubbard claims the college bulletin naming his successor harmed his standing. The college, run by the South Carolina Baptist Convention, has about 300 students and marks its 50th anniversary.
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J—L. M. Hubbard
Greenville Female College
South Carolina Conservatory of Music
Hugs
Furman University
Female College
E C. James
Greenville Farmuala College
D. Lewis Dorroh
Hubbard
Atlanta
Hubsbard
South Carolina Baptist Convention
Board of Trustees
Cured by Smith's Blood and Liver Syrup in Atlanta Note
A reader from Atlanta, MO writes that Smith's Blood and Liver Syrup cured her nervous headache and constipation and gave her a new lease on life. The testimonial mentions personal improvement and location.
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Smith
MO. N. Miller
Atlanta, Ga
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