Crackers Triumph Over Lookouts In Tennessee Opener
The Crackers beat the Lookouts 8 to 3 at Chamberlin Field Chattanoga Tennessee. Bailey, Hemphill and Callahan sparkled with multiple hits while Moran, Harbison and O'Dell contributed key plays. McElveen stole twice and Callahan swiped third in a tight nine inning game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey
Sentell
Coyle
Hemphill
Callahan
Barr
Alperman
Jordan
Moran
Litton
Dell
Graham
Hopkins
McElveen
Harbison
More
Balenti
Noyes
Short
O'Dell
Balent
Sitton
Scond
McKilveen
Cogie
Seneil
Roe Eche
Wie
Secie Aemas
Votats
Lookouts
Ose
Ter Tae Oh Fe
OAS
Orphans Pray As Chapel Burns In Fire at Hephzibah
In Macon Georgia on June 19 a fire at the Hephzibah orphanage endangers 56 girls gathered in the chapel. Flames breached the ceiling, forcing children to flee to cottages. The chapel and main buildings burned, losses totaling 11 000 dollars. A bucket brigade of 40 children fought the blaze as the orphanage lay beyond city limits out of reach of the fire department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Taft Forces Win Second Delegates Clash at Convention
Chicago June 19 Taft forces win a second tactical clash over seating at the Republican convention in a contest to replace 78 Roosevelt delegates with Taft men. A compromise to refer the matter to the credentials committee was adopted 564 to 510 with 4 abstentions. Demonstrations erupt as Hadley and Roosevelt factions clash and Hadley argues to substitute delegates while Roosevelt backers chant support for Roosevelt and Teddy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Taft
Hadley
Roosevelt
Credentials Committee
Watson
Deneen
Herbert S. Hadley
Missouri
Theodore Roosevelt
United States
New Jersey
Nebraska
Ohio
Pennsylvania
North Dakota
Kansas
Teddy
West
John Maynard Harlan
Illinois
Root
National Committee
Republican National Committee
Statemnt
Weather forecast for fair night and tomorrow
The weather page reports fair conditions with temperatures rising from 72 at 8 am to 76 by noon and 2 pm. Temperatures reach 74 at 10 am and 76 at 12 noon and 2 pm.
International League scores at Newark and Se kengendee
In Newark Buffalo defeated Newark 3 to 7 with McTigue Brockett and Roth or Bell Smith as battery. In Se kengendee Montre defeated SROVIDENGE 8 to 3 with Akers Smith and Sline Schmidt handling pitching and catching. Umpires were Doyle, Byron, Murray and Matthews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
R. H. E. Buffalo
McTigue
Brockett and Roth
Bell
Smith
Doyle and
Byron
Kengendee
R.H.E. Montre
S$ Akers
Sline
Schmidt
Murray and
Matthews
Record of Louisville vs Indianaapolis baseball game
In a rain shortened date the Louisville nine scored seven runs to Indianapolis ten. Dickson and Clark combined for the Louisville pitchers while Laudermilk and Lee handled the Minnesota Milwaukee game delay. Umpires Bierhalter and Connolly officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
R. H.E
Indianapolis
Dickson and
Clark
Laudermilk and Lee
Bierhalter and
Connolly
Right to Give One Cab Line Privileges at R R Station Questioned
The Atlanta Terminal Company faces a state railroad commission inquiry over exclusive parking privileges granted to the Atlanta Baggage and Cab Company at the Terminal station plaza. Travelers groups claim the monopoly discomforts the traveling public while the Terminal Company confirms the contract but denies keeping other vehicles from using the plaza.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.R
Atlanta Terminal Company
Atlanta Baggage and Cab Company
Terminal Station Plaza
State Railroad Commission
United Commercial Travelers
Traveling Mens Protective Association
Station Plaza
Terminal Company
Illness Forces Frazier Out Of Governor's Race
Chattanooga Tenn June 19 ex Senator James B Frazier sank last night then rallied. physicians say his condition is more favorable though his family fears he may not recover friends have withdrawn his name as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
James B. Frazier
Frazier
Americus Tifton and Atlantic line chartered with $100000 capital
The Americus Tifton and Atlantic railroad was chartered by the secretary of state today. The projected 200 mile line from Americus to the Florida line in Charlton county will pass Oakfield Doles Ashburn Tifton Nashville and Milltown. Incorporators include G R Elis W M Crook D J DuPree C J Champion J S Shingler J L Evans H H Tift J W Greer J W Myers J D Lovett and J W Talley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakfield
C. J. Champion
Doles
Shingler
J. L. Evans
Ashburn
H. H. Tift
J. W. Greer
J. W. Myers
Tifton
J. D. Lovett
Nashville
J. W. Talley
Milltown
RACES AT HAMILTON HORSE INFO SUMMARY
Hamilton race cards list numerous horses with finishes and odds. Firsts include Hearts of Oak, Sa rollia, Crystianoga. second Penobscot, Acton. third The Welkin. fourth Salvolatile. sixth Mary Scribe. seventh Dangerous March. Oklahoma City and Valleyfield results show multiple firsts led by Carondelet and Gibbons respectively with details on runners and odds.
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Hamilton
Hearts of Oak
Sarollia
Crystianoga
Sir Melvin
Hollybrook
Penobscot
Acton
Mission
Duval
Pliant
Sheriff Grueninger
the Welkin
Prince Hampton
Be Thankful
Ringmaster
Salvolatile
Shelby
Carrillon
the Rump
Turbine
Joe Gaitengs
Patrick
Simcoe
Northcut
Plaintess
Tom Sayers
Little Minnie
Guy Fisher
Cliff Edge
Olambala
Colonel Olloway
Cormak
Chester Krum
Mary Scribe
Miccosuke
Martha Allen
Barbara
Worth
Momota
Irish Dew
Dangerous March
Cliftonian
Startler
Outlaw
Noon
Captain Swanson
Oklahoma City
Carondelet
Severn
Clara W
Lithelin
Queen
Souvenir
Balcuiff
Rubiola
Hardyanna
Prudent
Maud McKee
Falloane
Miss Hebert
Magda B
Orrick
Dan Norton
Deerfoot
Eddie Els
Ine Toohey
Kiel
Faucon
Lady Lucy Bay
Yvonne
Lodestone
Tom Franks
Winkles
Voltrome
Valleyfield
Gibbons
Don't Forget
Cedar Green
Ethelberry
Philapenna
Woola
Mason
Michael Rice
Thessera
Oracle
Grenesque
Evelyn Dorris
Old Crow
Fawn
Seakitty
Rusticanna
Garden of Roses
Olipian
Johnny Wise
Calethumpian
Meders Priscilla
Masita
St. Agathe
Boana
McAndrews
Nila
Song of Rocks
Ben Sand
Chilton Squaw
Little Erie
Louis Desconnets
Bodkin
Chilton Trance
Yankee Lady
Sir Mincemeat
Henry Cresscaddin
Atlantic League 90 ce M4 Cc 44a
A compact sports bulletin notes a 90 ce event in the Atlantic League with M4 Cc 44a designation and a minus 292 figure flagged. The fragment suggests a score or metric reference but lacks full context or participants. Further detail needed for precise interpretation.
Red Men of Georgia Elect Officers at Griffin Meeting
At the Red Men of Georgia first business session in Griffin on June 19, state officers were elected. Great sachem Sam J. Bell Jeffer son, great senior sagamore G F Stroberg of Macon, great junior sagamore J R Miller of Marietta, great prophet E A Baughn of Atlanta, great chief of records M J Daniel, great keeper of wampum George E Johnson of Atlanta, great representatives I H Jeffries E A Baughn C Gillett of Atlanta and L H B Chappell of Columbus. Columbus to be next meeting place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griffin
Red Men
Sam J. Bell
Jefferson
Sagamore
G F. Stroberg
Macon
J. R. Miller
Marietta
E. A. Baughn
Atlanta
M. J. Daniel. Griffin
George E. Johnson
I H. Jeffries
C. Gillett
L. HB. Chappell
Columbus
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Chamberlin
the Crackers
Hall
Indiana
Joseph Stoltz
Tomor
E. Rome
Ore Gadsden
Boyd and Jenkins
Chaput ‘and Welle
U Mare
Chestnut
Bessemer
Huntsville
Williams
Pierre
Sanders
Rolley
R. H
Anniston
Selma
Lelivelt
Brown
Adams
Guiterez
International League
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Rochester
Wilhelm
Clarke
Jacklitsch
Danforth
Kelly and
Nallan
Toront
Jersey Ony
Jersey City
Drucke
Bemis
Frill and Wells
Guthrie and Mullin
American Association
Toledo
R.H.E
James
Carisch
McQuillen
Smithchil
Irwin
Cotton States League
Greenwoo
Yazoo City
S. Mitchell
Dudley
Cheney
Taylor
Kennedy
Greenwood
McGehee
Jackson-Vicksburg
Carolina Association
Spartanburg
Charlotte
Hipfel
Coverey
Bertley
Latonia
Mollie Agnes
Mollie Richards
Ballyshe
Salome
Jean Grey
Kinder Lou
Pink Beau
Volita
Marion Casey
Swartshill
Golden Agnes
Golden Egg
Chemulpo
Nan Ferguson
Princess Thorpe
Eden Hall
Diana
Bravo
Sir Giles
Daingerfield
Sister Florence
Capitan Bravo
Gates
Feather Duster
Jack Right
Wander
Farl
Richmond
Hanly
Tay Pay
Helene
Charley Straus
Kopek
Belfast
Birmingham
Mobile
New Orleans
MonTgomery
Memphis
I Weaver
Nagelson Bagby
McAllister
Carpenter and Pfenninger
Mobile A
Cincinnati
St.ouis
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ST. Louis
Woodburn
Dale
Robinson
Gibson
Rigler
Finneran
Philadelphia
Curtis
Killifer
Kntezer
Miller
Mason and
Johnstone
Ames and Myers
Hess and Riordan
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Bedient
Carrigan
Warhop
Sweeney
Evans
Westervelt
Washington
Philadelpia
Detroit
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Benz
Kuhn
Hart
Gregg
Easterly
Willett
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Thomas
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Barnet and Smith
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