Crackers Edge Lookouts In Battle For Southern Title
In Chattanooga on September 24 the Lookouts beat the Atlanta Crackers 6 to 5 after a late rally. Atlanta tied the game in the ninth, but Chattanooga scored the deciding run in the bottom of the ninth amid defensive miscues. Demaree pitched for Chattanooga, Bayless homered for Atlanta, and key hits by Johnston, Meek, and Jordan fueled the decisive innings.
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Dick Jeminon
Chattanooga
Tena
Looker Crackers
Outa
Crackers
Lookouts
Demaree
Jordan
Wickert
Dobbs
Sncrfice
Johnston
Rickert
Meeks
Moran
Gaston
Wilkes
McMurray
Walker
Fisher
Rogers
Hartley
Bayless
Bartley
Smith
Hayless
Meek
Acock
Chattanoows
Atlanta & Time
Um Pires
Rudderham
Collins
Grandstand at Speedway Surpasses City Standards
Building Inspector Hayes reports the Speed way grandstand near Hapeville is twice as strong as Atlanta codes require with a holding strength of 195 pounds per square foot. Construction delays minimal, rains reveal drainage needs but aid site assessment as work nears completion.
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Hayes
Speedway
Atlanta
Hapeville
Entries for Churchill Downs card announced at Louisville
Tomorrow's program at Churchill Downs lists six races with selling events for 2 year olds and older. Notable entries include Enlist 99 and Bitter Misa in First Race, Mr Henry 97 and Eva Tanguay 100 in Second, Bonnie Bard 04 and Granade 109 in Third, and Prim Polly 52 furlongs 101 plus others like Arionetic 95 and Merrick 13 in later heats.
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Louisavills
Churchill
Downs
Enlist
Bitter Misa
Panrida
Maid Militant
Flirting
Creaps Breckham
Adrix
Rebel Queen
Kennewick
Banridge
Lady Vle
Orlandot
Mr Henry
Martine H
Krunhilde
Ethel Burg
Simonette
Kempton Park
Eva’ Tanguay
Rowland Otis
Farrand Cecilian
la Toupee
Tortuous
Calash
Howdy Howdy
Lageno
Zephyr
Claudia
Bonnie Bard
Margaret
Granade
Alma Boy
Carew
Malection
Mamie Algol
Belle Scott
Frank Fehr
Arionetic
Ametus
Lla May
Crystal Maid
Merrick
Hyperion
Almuller
Prim Polly
Belle Clem
Carondulet
Dixie Gem
Black Buy
Sbrell
Judge Walton
Alantain
Lady Welles
Gramercy
Hen K.sleet
Gallant Pirate
Pimpante
Rupteola
Splendide
Frosebures II
Staulatre
Greenbridge
Alice
Ethel Carr
Beau Brummel
Guyedear
Rasbore
Gravesend
Rialto
Vi Oro
Wapanoca
Norfolk
County Fair
Right Guard
Chief Hayes
Erbet
Enfield
Earis Court
Twilight Queen
May Amelia
Snake Mary
Bon Homme
Andrew Summers
Stella Land
Valhalla
Essex
Creo- In
Montecarlo
Sandy Creeker
A@tutor
Grasmere
White
Fauntleroy
Cherryola
Pretend
Arpia
Tul Care
Firestone
Woodcraft
High Private
Queen Marguerite
King
the Peer
Arasee
Joseph
Black Annie
Glens
Top Notch
Ginger Winters Confined by Rheumatism on Trip
Chattanooga Tenn September 24 Special Ginger Winters veteran Tight Gelder of the Atlanta club has been unable to play on this trip. He lies in bed at the hotel with rheumatism in his neck and was under physician care all day. His absence from the game hurts the Chattanooga squad as most players are right field Bitters.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Ginger Winters
Atlanta
Player Badly Hurt In Head Collision At Minneapoli
Columbus reports Andy Oyler, shortstop for the Minneapolis American Association team, was hit on the head by a pitched ball on Wednesday. He has not regained memory and cannot recognize friends. Otherwise he seems to be recovering from the blow.
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Columbus
Ohio
Andy Oyler
Minneapoli American Association
Squire wins mud Gravsend feature at 1 mile race card
Gravesend Ky September 24 mud track reduces fields in six races. The Squire ridden by Dugan leads from start to finish to win the handicap feature at 1 mile, High Private third. First through Sixth races include Dr Holzberg, Belleview, Majestic, Metallion, Merry Knight and other named runners with varied placings and times.
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High Private
Dr. Holzberg
Dugan
Prince Gal
Tilt
the Pippin
Dr. Barkley
Holzberg
Belleview
Upton
Glaas
Cand
Ghostmaster
Chesterbrook
Mulligan
the Gardener
Noskaleeta
Majestic
McIntyre
Cathryn Scott
Martin
Accord
Top Notch
Lass
Golden Flora
Glen Helen
Marttine
the Squire
Ting and Needles
Glass
Singh Private
Bergen
Metallion
Creevy
Hattack
Garner
Squirrel
Merry Knight
Grand
Dandy Dixon
Lang
Danger
Jana
Bushy Top
Gallen Lass
Banbury
National League results from September 24
New York clinches by scoring ten runs in the second inning to beat Cincinnati nine. Brooklyn defeats St. Louis 12 to 6 in a high scoring game. Pittsburg edges Philadelphia 2 to 1 in a tense contest. Chicago defeats Boston 9 to 3 in a one sided affair.
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Ibd
Chicago
York
Inetniath
St Louis
Brooklyn
Boston
Detroit
New York
Cincinnati
Cantwell
Clark
Ames
Schler
Wilson
Kane
Johnstone
St. Louis
RHE
Rucker
Bergen
Harmon
Phelps
Brennan
Kiem
Sour Smelling Panamas and Straws Spark Online Haze
A fragment notes a strange odor linked to Panamas and straw items, described as soft and stale, with mentions of felt, dyeing, and resharing. The note also flags a time cue 2am near Whitehall and a person named Bussey amid unclear context.
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Bussey
Whitehall
Clemson Opens Football Season Against Gordon Institute
Clemson College gears up for the season opener at home on September 25 against Gordon Institute. Coach C R Williams arrived a week ago with practice hindered by rain and wet fields. Returning starters include Captain C M Robba fullback W P White halfback O A Hydrick halfback H Haurkle end F W Gilmer tackle, plus D C Britt from the 1906-07 squad. Promising reserves Bates Baury Simpson Finckney Connelly. Pinckney or Connelly likely quarterback. Manager Woodward Allen cites bright prospects despite light weights. Williams maintains cautious team discussion and disciplined training.
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Clemson College
Clemson
Gordon Institute
C. R. Williams
C. M. Robba
W. P. White
O. A. Hydrick
H. Haurkle
F. W. Gilmer
D. C. Britt
Bates
Baury
Simpson
Finckney
Connelly
Pinckney
Woodward Allen
Wiliams
Rain Halts All American League Games Amid Race Slowdown
The American League race was dampened as rain halted every game yesterday. A number of double-headers are planned for today as managers scramble to fit in remaining fixtures.
End Very Near in This League Race for Pennant
Louisville leads Milwaukee and Minneapolis by 12 points as the three leaders enter final series. Milwaukee meets Columbus, Louisville faces Kansas City, and Minneapolis plays Toledo. Attendance stays strong as the close American Association race continues with the leaders separated by 11 points from the tail enders.
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Louisville
Milwaukee
Minneapolis
Milwaukee Han
Columbus
Kansas City
Minneapolia
Toledo
Impersonation charge against Elberton man falls short
E Carpenter of the detective bureau, claiming Elberton Ga as home and once the Elberton Gazette editor's son, faced arraignment before Recorder Broylea for impersonating an officer. The charge was dismissed for lack of sufficient testimony though warned to be careful, with prosecutor Lynch absent. A witness testified Carpenter tried to place Lynch under a threat in a near beer saloon.
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E. Carpenter
Elberton
Elberton Gazette
Broylea
Young Carpenter
Lynch
Carpenter
October Dishes Squabs and Pone Corn Pone and More
A vintage collection of recipes and culinary tips arrives with October dishes. Squabs stuffed with corn are roasted with bacon, plus a ‘possum and taters dish with savory herbs and gravy. Corn pone batter and a Virginia style cornmeal mix are included, followed by a light quip from Pearson’s Weekly about a staged doctor gag.
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Kentucky
Virginia
Report on Cotton Delayed Two Days
Washington, September 2. The next census bureau report on cotton ginned, scheduled for Saturday, October 2, will be issued at 10 a.m. on October 4. A telegraphic notice from Director Durand explains the delay. The agriculture bureau's crop condition report will also be issued on October 4 at noon, to align with market close and allow access to the information.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Durand
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Agriculture
Judge orders sale of Waters-Pierce Co property
Judge Co A Wilcox of the twenty sixth district orders J B Eckhardt receiver to auction all Waters-Pierce Oil Company property in Texas. Sale set for the first Tuesday in December 1908 in Austin, without redemption or appraisal, bulk sale valued at 1 750 000 dollars. Terms satisfactory to Waters-Pierce after long conference.
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Austin
Texas
Co. A. Wilcox
Twenty
J. B. Eckhardt
Waters-Pierce Oi Company
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Gale
Watere-Pierce Company
Dyer Trial for Murder of Father-in-Law Ends Deliberations
In Chattanooga on September 24 jurors deliberated late into the night in the case of Tom Dyer charged with the brutal murder of Rudolph Buol. The proceedings featured sensational testimony as Buol was killed by dynamite while he slept.
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Chattanooga
Tents
Tom Dyer
Rudolph Buel
St Wan
Rudolph Buol
Peary and the Pole Trip Publicities and Pay
The article questions if Commander Peary was acting as a US government servant on his polar journey and whether he deserves all emoluments from his writings and lectures. It notes Peary’s long polar exploits and claims the government tasked him with tidal observations, while warning against overemphasizing monetary gain over genuine discovery.
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Peary
Uncle Sam
Leslie's Weekly
Commander Feary
United States
Pole
Commander Peary
Arctic
The Dazzling Searchlight in War at Night
From London Answers. A night torpedo attack is thwarted by searchlights. Moonlit illumination would require 160,000 candle power at height, but mirrors and beacons now project light sixty three miles. The light can blind and paralyze the eye, disrupting enemy attack and nerve.
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London
Carmen End Convention to Inspect Site for Home
H. Spelts of Denver Colorado, Fourth Vice Grand Chief of Carman, Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, announced inspection of the convention site to determine location for the organization’s home base.
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Carmen End
An. H. Spelts
Denver, Colo
The
Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America
Nuwns
Abananza Studio
D Wright
Pittsburg
Kan
William Weeks
Kansas City, Mo
National Brotherhood of Carmen Adjourns After Ten Days of Session
The National Brotherhood of Carmen wrapped up its eleventh session with an adjournment last night. Delegates began their return home by midnight after a concise installation of officers, the group’s biennial gathering marking the organization’s 22nd year.
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National Brotherhood of Carmen
Carmen
Atlanta
Birmingham
Atlantic Road
Reverend Woolard Dies After Failed Chloroform Suicide
Rev E J Woolard of Tuckerman Ark shot himself in the temple after failing to kill himself with chloroform at his Hot Springs boarding house. He was dead on responders arrival. A lone letter on his person from H Dugains presiding elder explained a rejected preacher credential and possible renewal at a later conference.
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Hot Springs
Ark
E. J. Woolard
Tuckerman
H. Dugains
Poplar Blum
Woolard
Vicenne
State For & Perilod
Judge J. S. Turner Seriously Ill in Eatonton
Eatonton Ga September 24 Judge Joseph Sydney Turner is in a critical condition tonight Physicians say he is still conscious and may live several days or months He was long the judge of Putnam County Court and has served in state political life since Governor At Kingon's administration
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Eatonton
Joseph Sydney Turner
Putnam County Court
Petbate
Atj Kingon
On Oath From The Cleveland Leader Court Swear Alleged Umbrella Theft
A fragment from The Cleveland Leader depicts a courtroom exchange asking a witness to swear the prisoner stole an umbrella. The exchange shows the plaintiff addressing the judge and a reply about the alleged theft of the dalbrele and related items.
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Cleveland
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