16 May 1910
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Newspaper
Atlantic Evening News
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1910
Page
1
The article stresses hustle as the key to baseball success, arguing that constant effort, preparation, and thinking ahead beat raw talent alone. It cites catching as strengthened by experience, teamwork as essential, and how hustling players lift the entire club while luck favors the diligent.
Chattanooga faces a clash as the South ern league considers replacing the sole non newspaper official scorer. Appointed last February from a local paper, he resigned from journalism yet retains the post amid threats from one local paper to withhold support if scoring stays outside journalism. Death May Arrest Big Fight reports California religious leaders opposing the Jeffries Johnson bout after Tommy McCarthy's fatal ring death.
Frank Gotch world champion to meet Stanislaus Zbyszko the giant Pole in Chicago on Decoration Day at the White Sox baseball park in the afternoon. The match is expected to draw the largest crowd ever for a mat contest in this country.
President Powers secured Tim Hurst acceptance to umpire and report for duty in Jersey City for the initial series as the Eastern League opened.
Retold anecdotes center on President Taft’s Cubs attendance and rival Pirates games, noting Taft's box seat and autographed balls for Hans Wagner and Johnny Evers. The piece also covers Merkle’s infamous baserunning lapse, Beckley’s retirement, Tommy Leach’s rise, and manager Benching anecdotes plus Armour insuring players against road accident risk.
A Western observer describes thousands of Tibetan Buddhist monks facing a sweeping upheaval as China moves to dissolve monastery power by marrying off lamas and placing women in monasteries. The piece details Tibet’s geography, monastic life, and the potential transformation of the Buddhist hierarchy under Beijing and foreign influence.
Nine Disbro siblings divide a hoard of more than two thousand dollars in gold coins found hidden under a glass jar in the cellar of their late father D B Disbro’s home south of the city. The first wife saved the coins and after his death the second wife distributed them among the children as intended. The shares were crafted from a long‑held family wish and the money’s origin traces to earlier gold found with the wife.
A compendium of sharp barbs from antiquity and Harper's Weekly style quips. An ugly man begs mercy before Allah while mocked for his face, Bahlul quips back to Haroun al Rashid, and a flirtatious boast meets sly put downs.
A critic notes that the singer’s velvet voice captivates audiences while a manager comments on her growing receipts and public appeal. The discussion centers on how vocal texture translates into financial and popular success for performing artists.
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