Girl Reporter Marries Newspaper Man After Bluff
Miss Mary Reynolds Carter of The Constitution and Rogers Winter of The Journal wed at Trinity church after Winter abducted a marriage license from Ordinary Wilkinson and startled Carter at work. The couple, long rivals, now share the newsroom and a new union. The bride’s mother is Mrs. William Everett Rushing of Millen, Ga., and the groom is the son of Rev. L. P. Winter of Grantville.
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Mary Reynolds Carter
Constitution
Trinity Church
Rogers Winter
Journal
Winter
Miss Carter
Wilkinson
Constitution Office
J. B. Rowins
Millén
L. P. Winter
Grantville
Roosevelt Exults as Delegates Rally at Congress Hotel
In Chicago June 17 Theodore Roosevelt drew crowds at a reception in the Elizabethan room of the Congress hotel as he proclaimed, We will cut them in two, while Alabama and Oklahoma factions moved to bind delegates to Taft. Roosevelt greeted Illinois leaders, West Virginia, North Carolina, Texas, Maryland and Minnesota delegates with boastful energy, pledging strong support and praising women’s suffrage as crowds surged and guards restricted entry.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt
Congress Hotel
Alabama
Roosevelt
Taft
Oklahoma
Conklin
Grant
Dixon
South Carolina
Georgia
Peacock Alley
Frank Knox
R. R. McCormick
Illinois
McCormick
West Virginia
Teddy
George
Texas
Cecil Lyon
Lone Star State
Lyon
Maryland
Minnesota
Vention
Washington
Colonel Roosevelt
Valleyfield Entries and Latonia Distances Snapshot
Race card style listing from Valleyfield Quebec and Latonia details show multiple races with firsts and odds. Notable winners include W Mason at 1-2, Jim O at 6-1, Chippewa gan at 3-3, and Earl of Richmond at 37.60. Also noted are several second and third places with accompanying fields and also ran entries across Latonia Hamilton and other venues.
Weather Update Showers Tonight Into Tomorrow
The weather report notes showers likely tonight or tomorrow with temperatures rising through the day. At 8 am 76, 10 am 79, 12 noon 81, and 2 pm 84 degrees.
Brady on mound for Crackers in 2d game
Sulphur Dell Nashville June 17 Crackers win second from Nashville in seven inning contest. Bailey, Hemphill and Lindsay key in early scoring as Harbison and Welch pace long rallies. Numerous hits and steals highlight each inning with tight defense from both sides.
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Brady
Nashville
Bailey
Perry
Schwartz
Hemphill
Callahan
James
Alperman
Lindsay
Harbison
Atlanta
Welch
Young
Cotton States League Score Report
Yazoo City and Greenwood played a game in the Cotton States League with Frost and Taylor as umpires and Kelly, Tolson, and Dudley listed among officials.
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Cotton States League
Yazoo City
Greenwood
Frost and Taylor
Kelly
Tolson and
Dudley
Mammoth Beef Trust to Dissolve Itself August First
Washington June 17. District Attorney Wilkerson Chicago notified the attorney general that Armour Swift and Morris interests owning the National Packing Company will voluntarily distribute their interests and dissolve August 1.
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Mammoth Beef Trust
Washington
Wilkerson
Chicago
Armour, Swift and Morris
National Packing Company
Funeral for J. W. Somerville Held by Red Men
The funeral for 55 year old J. W. Somerville was conducted this afternoon at 3 o'clock by the local Red Men at Patterson & Son chapel. He died yesterday at his home 354 South Boulevard and had been a member of the order for several years.
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J. W. Somerville
Patterson & Son
Mr. Somerville
Order
South Boulevard
Two-Base Hit Heroes Spark Team Victory
Harbison Perry and Young doubled for two-base hits. Brady and Neely fanned twice each. O Dell and Young with two sacrifice hits, Neely, Lindsay and Callahan stole bases. Team showcase solid hitting and timely baserunning.
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Bailey
Lindsay
Schwartz
Hemphill
Callahan
Alperman
Perry
Neely
James
Brady
O'Dell
McElveen
Young
McDonald
Harbison
Welch
Ren
O’dell
Slayer Freed After Meriwether Double Killing Hearing
Greenville June 17 Ocle Walton was freed at his preliminary hearing after claiming self defense for killing his uncle W O Evans and Oscar Evans son of W O Evans at Wheeless store Meriwether county three miles from Woodberry Magistrate J F Boykin and J B Irvin presided Walton testified he acted in self defense three prosecution witnesses testified both sides had lawyers The killings stemmed from an old family feud.
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Greenville
Ocle Walton
W. O. Evans
Oscar Evans
Wheeless
Woodberry
Meriwether County
J. F. Boykin
J. B. Irvin
International League baseball scores and rain delays
In Jersey City and Baltimore doubleheaders are interrupted by rain. Box scores show Roch ester and Baltimore games with runs, hits, and errors, while Providence and Newark games proceed with late innings and pitching by Holmes Blair Vickers Payne Averitt Angemeier Schmidt and Matthews Murray. Umpires Mullin Guthrie Kelly Nallan Doyle Byr and others are listed.
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Baltimore
Roch
Balti
Holmes
Blair
Shawkey
Bergen
Kelly
Nallan
Balt
Hughes
Jacklitsch
Vickers
Payne
Providence
Mont’l
Averitt
Angemeier
Bailey
Schmidt
Matthews
Murray
Carolina Association Scoreboard Recap for Greensboro and Greenville
In the Carolina Association results, teams faced off with Winston-Salem and Greenville. Umpires were Henderson Bruns and Barr, with games featuring players such as Wolfe Milliman Daily and Clark Menefee Sheesley Malcomson. Race entries noted on page 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Stee Pee
Winston-Salem
Wolfe
Milliman
Ray
Atlantic League Baseball Summary
Fragmentary note lists teams Columbus and Columbia with players Cashmer Irwin McCormick Krebs and umpire Clark. Details unclear due to OCR gaps. no clear score or date provided.
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Cashmer
Irwin
McCormick
Krebs
Clark
Minl s at Toledo and Columbus in Umpire Conflicts
American Association games listed for Toledo and Columbus with score lines and plate, including Olmstead Lang Falkenberg Hayes Handiboe at Toledo and Powell O Connor Drucke Smith Bierhalter Connolly at Columbus. Umpire assignments noted for both sites.
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Toledo
Min’l’s
Olmstead
Owens
Falkenberg
Lang
Hayes
Handiboe
Columbus
K. City
Col
B’s
Powell
O'Connor
Drucke
Smith
Bierhalter
Connolly
Lamnas McFadden dies after years of ill health
Lamnas McFadden aged 63 former contractor died today at 333 Cherokee avenue after a year invalid. He is survived by his daughter Mrs T C Davison with whom he lived and two sons J M and A T McFadden of Columbus Ohio. He moved to Atlanta from Cairo Georgia early in 1911 and had to give up his business affairs due to failing health.
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Lamnas McFadden
Cherokee Avenue
T. C. Davison
J. M
A. T. McFadden
Columbus
Ohio
McFadden
Atlanta
Cairo
Hobson Opens Talk on Alabama Political Contests
In Birmingham on June 17, reports say Congressman Richmond Pearson Hobson will run for the U.S. Senate against incumbent Joseph F. Johnston in 1915. The piece notes possible bids for governor by former Governor Comer and current Governor Oneal, with William Bankhead and others named as potential candidates.
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Birmingham
Ala
Richmond Pearson Hobson
Alabama
United States Senate
Joseph F. Johnston
B. B. Comer
O'Neal
William Bankhead
John H. Bankhead
Congress
Hobson
Walter D. Seed
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