Turtles and Pelicans Open Series in New Orleans
In New Orleans today Glaven Ich and Yantz start for New Orleans against Newton and Seabaugh for Memphis in the first game of the series. A double header is set for tomorrow with clear warm weather. Grimes and More will start the slab for Nashville in the Nashville Chattanooga series as More and Gibson handle catching duties for Nashville.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Glavenich
Yantz
Newton
Seabaugh
Memphis
Battery
Grimes
Nashville
Chattanooga
Grimes and
Street
Atlanta Faces Barons In Third-Place Clash At Rickwood
Birmingham and Atlanta renew their rivalry this afternoon at Rickwood Field for third place. Hardgrove or Gregory will start for Birmingham with Mayer catching, while Dell and Chapman handle the batteries for the visitors.
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Atlanta
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Rickwood
Hardgrove
Gregory
Mayer
Dell
Chapman
Scores By Innings Of Other Games Southern League
At Birmingham Atlanta 2 2 0 0 2 2 0 0 13 0 Birmingham 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 8 32 Price Chapman Evans Foxen Mayer. At Nashville Chattanooga 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 1 8 Nashville 0 1 0 0 1 2 0 0 4 7 Summers Street C Williams.
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Birmingham
Atlanta
Price and Chapman
Evans, Foxen and Mayer
Nashville
R. H. BE
Chattanooga
C. Williams
Looking Into the Merits of Glasses at 155 Dauphin Street
Bell Telephone 163 advertises a local optician at 155 Dauphin Street. It emphasizes careful fitting and precise lens grinding, inviting readers to ask friends about their experience.
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Dauphin
Gibson Around New Orleans Memphis Rain Delay
In a weather disrupted report, rain affected events at venues spanning New Orleans and Memphis with unclear schedule impacts on ongoing activities. Officials cautioned postponements as moisture closed in on outdoor sections.
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Gibson
New Orleans
Memphis-New Orleans
National League doubleheader at Pittsburg sees heavy Cincinnati win
First game reports Cincinnati 36 runs on 11 hits with Pittsburg scoring 1. Ames and Clarke pitched for Cincinnati with Camnitz Cooper and Hitren Gibsone behind. Second game Cincinnati wins 12 to 1 as Suggs Herbert Kling Black burn Adams and Gibson match Pittsburg’s offense.
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National League
Pittsburg
R.H.E
Cincinnati
Ames
Clarke
Camnitz
Cooper
Hitren-and
Gibsone
Rather
Suggs
Herbert
Kling
Blackburn
Adams
Gibson
Baseball Scores From The American League Games
In Philadelphia Chicago won 9 runs on 14 hits while Philadelphia had 8 runs on 9 hits. Washington saw Cleveland prevail 15 to 6. Boston defeated Detroit 6 to 2. New York edged St. Louis 6 to 3 with Leverenz Baumgardner and Alexander pitching for the Yankees.
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Philadelphia
R. H. BR
Chicago
Cicotte
Russell
Scott
Benz
Schalk
Bush
Houck
Schang
Umpire Rorty assaulted after forfeit in sixth inning
In Portland Maine on August 12 Umpire Rorty was escorted off the field by police after forfeiting the Lawrence Portland New England league game to Lawrence in the sixth. He was struck on the head during the disturbance as Lawrence led four to three. Hickman of Portland was called out for interference, ending a double play that prevented a tying run.
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Associated Press
Portland
Maine
Rorty
Lawrence Club
Lawrence
Hickman
Good Roads Days Proclaimed In Alabama With Employee Holidays
Governor O Neal calls on business firms to grant employees a holiday between August 14 and 16 to work Alabama highways. Proclamation aims to mobilize volunteers, raise 1 1/2 million dollars in road improvements, with probate judges and counties coordinating sections to be fixed. Local ladies to feed workers. governor and aides pledge to dig themselves. Judges Rowe of Coffee County and J A Rountree of Birmingham voice strong support as Geneva Reaper promotes Good Roads News to spur participation.
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Montgomery
Ala
O'Neal
Alabama
S. N. Rowe
Coffee County
Rowe T
J. A. Rountree
Birmingham
W. H. Morris
Morris
FREAK VOLCANIC ISLAND GETS BUSY
The Behring Sea island Bogos tof is active with steam and smoke from several volcanoes. Captain Crisp of the revenue cutter Anagala reports Kanaga Kisga Makuskin Carlist Shiskallin Katmat all venting and notes Bogostof’s shifting form since 1906.
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Associated Press
Seattle
Wash
Bogostof
Behring Sea
German physician Paul Ehrlich hailed by congress
Sir Malcolm Morris introduced Dr. Paul Ehrlich of Frankfurt as the greatest exponent of modern pathology. The audience gave an ovation as Ehrlich urged early treatment of venereal diseases and highlighted sympathetic chemistry advancing therapies.
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LY Associated Press
London
Paul Ehlrich
frankfort-on-the-Main
Malcolm Morris
International Medical Congress
Malcolm
Ehlrich
Ehlich
Meeting of Mobile County School Board and Committees
The Mobile County Board of School Commissioners holds a regular meeting Wednesday at 4 p.m. The executive committee meets Tuesday at 2 p.m. The finance committee meets Tuesday at 2 p.m. The land committee meets Wednesday at 2:80 p.m. The country school committee meets Wednesday at 3 p.m.
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Mobile County Board of School Commissioners
Finance Committee
Land Committee
Country School Committee
Bucklen’s Amica Salve Claims Instant Pain Relief
Advertises Best Pain Killer Bucklen’s Amica Salve for cuts bruises sprains burns and skin injuries promising immediate pain removal. Cites Clinton Melaya resident E. E. Chamberlain praising its fear removal and healing power. Sold for 25 cents at Van Antwerp Drug Corp.
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Bucklen
E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton, Melaya
van Antwerp Drug Corp
Four Pensacolians Plead Guilty to Election Frauds
Four Pensacola men named John Constantine C F Briggs Jr Staph Carastaphi and George Brantley pleaded guilty to illegal voting in the city commissioners election. Each was fined ten dollars plus costs. Other defendants had cases set for September 14. The group faces conspiracy charges over altering registration records.
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Associated Press
Pensacola
Fla
John Constantine
C. F. Briggs, Jr
Staph Carastaphi
George Brantley
Pau
Maura
Kennedy
Pitcher Ed Walsh Sidelined by Strained Ligament
Detroit report says Chicago American pitcher Ed Walsh suffers a strained ligament in his pitching arm. Bonesetter Reese at Mount Clemens declares the ailment curable and Walsh plans to consult him after receiving telegraph updates on his symptoms.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Mich
Ed Walsh
Chicago Americans
Reese
Mount Clemens
Walsh
Bishop W. T. Sabine Dies at 74 After Stroke
The Rev W T Sabine D D longtime rector who joined the Reformed Episcopal Church died at home after apoplexy and pneumonia symptoms. He was 74 and became bishop of the New York and Philadelphia synods in 1912, later a pioneer in his denomination.
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Fiom Tuffell Sabine
Reformed Episcopal Church
Sabine
Protestant Episcopal
New York
Philadelphia
Lungs Affected Then Restore Health with Eckman's Alterative
An old advertisement touts Eckman's Alterative as a remedy for throat and lung troubles. It cites a testimonial from J. J. Troescher and claims the formula aids fever, night sweats, appetite, and life extension without narcotics. Sold by Braswell's Drug Store. request recovery evidence from Eckman Laboratory.
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Eckman
Catherine Ave
Ascot Place
Queen's Court
L. L
Jos. J. Troescher
Braswell
Eckman Laboratory
Philadelphia
Ocean Springs Blanks Pascagoula In City Rivalry
Ocean Springs defeated Pascagoula 8 to 0 in a decisive nine inning game at Ocean Springs. McFall allowed ten hits, Davis pitched for Ocean Springs, with Westbrook behind the plate. Umpire Creel officiated as the Beacon Shoe Store advertisement appears in the same recap.
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Ocean Springs
Miss
Pascagoula
McFall
Davis
R. H. EB
Krebs
Westbrook
Creel
Armstrong Wins Northwestern Lawn Tennis Crown in Minneapolis
J. J. Armstrong of St. Paul defeated Zeiford Stellwagen to take the Northwestern Lawn Tennis Association singles title in Minneapolis Minnesota. The final score was 6 2 6 3. Armstrong also won the doubles championship with John Adams.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minn
J. J. Armstrong
St. Paul
Northwestern
Zeiford Stellwagen
John Adams
Armstrong
Pirates Send Outfielder to Columbus Club
Fred Kommers, Pittsburgh NL outfielder, has been released to the Columbus American Association team and will report there today.
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Pirates
Columbus Club
Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
Fred Kommers
Pittsburg
Dodson’s Liver Tone Promises Safe Bilious Relief
A vintage advertisement promotes Dodson’s Liver Tone as a mild liver remedy replacing calomel. It claims the medicine is pleasant tasting and harmless, suitable for children’s biliousness or constipation, with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. The price is 50 cents at all druggists.
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Dodson
Gadv
Johnson of Syracuse Defeats the Giants in Exhibition
Syracuse reporter notes Johnson of Syracuse pitched superb ball in an exhibition game against the New York Giants. The Stars won 3 to 2 with Johnson and Payne delivering strong efforts and Wiltse and Tesreau also appearing for the Giants.
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Johnson
Syracuse
Giants
Associated Press
N. Y
Johhnson
New York Giants
Stars
R. H. EL
Seneas Pemaccce
Johnson and
Payne
Wiltse
Tesreau Lex
Notice to Tenants Rent Offered After August 1
A local property office announces placarding of all units for rent after August 1 except those with signed leases returned.
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Pfeiffer Chemical CO
St. Louis
Atelalta Coe
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