The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-07-20
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Newsnsrers and sen.at tlons.

Newsparers and Sensations. who srs aseosS s rtoss adSar sely their dailies for publishing SO. much or the Eastern sensations have q misundetstanding of the reason for nsws7aper man who is visiting Mont- :, Ali Of the important newspapers of tne south get their news service through the Associated Press. This greet news organization sends to these pes. res demsnd sy tHe Rsr newsDs nsps papers have wide sale in this coun- try They magnify the importance oLL q sensational Incident, publish all of throushout the country become inter ested SoutHern new spapers. in way. are competitors of these. New York tails Of matter that the New York newspapers are featuring. The Asso- ciated Press being alive to the de. mands or readers realizes. this ana country thousands of words that oth- erwise might not be of interest:
 have in mind the case of Harry newspapers that deplore the conditions give SO much of their space to incl newspapers have educated large class of readers to want this class Of news matter and many of our Southern nsswpapers fall into line as matter
 If the killing of stanford White there is little doubt that the men and been forgotten by this time by wide number Of newspaper readers" %&% Tom O'Brien In Town. hA rhrx Nhuf I cprraled the best baseball team th&t Montgomery has ever had, is back in Montgomery on a visit When he was Montgomery club. but he has returned on an errand of an entirely different said sSsfss geu T9s,s % oans Ss, s to4 se0Ss Ss | players for the outlaw league and ex- pect to remain in Montgomery seven or eight days. It does me good to be friends made while in Montgom-
 6,Brlen rsaohed Montgomery at noon spent four days scouting for piayers- He reached Birmingham from his home fin Worcester, Mass. where he hs s sss Sss s R psrs of The ex-manager of the Montgomery ball team is the picture of health. He has apparently taken on several pounds
  better in his life. He attended the ball game yesterday afternoon. o. It will be reniernbered that Tom 1905 bali club and was succeeded as manager later in the season by Ike Durrett,
 Atlanta's "I01O Movemenf.1
 Atlanta is preparing a 1910 move ment," said member of the Commer- eial Club. but 1t differs from our Mont gomery movement, Atlanta Is drawing to take place in the Georgia Capitol in 1910, while Montgomery Is bending It's energies to securing 100000 population oy the year in which Atlanta is to
 One of the best advertisements of the Montgomery movement is the lines sl9lo Montgomery 00,00o," which has page of The Advertiser, Ss v every cry day day since the movement was launched The Georgian, Atlantas newest newspaper, has shown it's enterprise in borrowing the Idea from The Advertiser to ad- vertiss the 1910 exposition"
 Professor T. q Galloway. Moptgom- ery's distinguished composer and must d e,ap hss clustss pieces will Re published In an album Glorieus ps Morn 5.,,,t, At Necp1tids whsn sor Galloway will use these new pieces York. ms ' - ~"
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 Messrs. Sam Hirseher and Arthur HIrseher left last night for New York They will be absent six weeks or more booking attractions for the coming season at the Mortsomery Theatre. of New York they will make their head quarters at the offices of Klaw and Erlanger. General Manager B, M starks, of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com pany came to Montgomery last night in hls private car over the Western of xs ana frop Ianta KnGS Louisville and Nashville He left im- mediateiy on train No. ,, for Pensa- cola.
 General Superintendent M. Riddle, and Superintendent of Transportation. J. N. Brand of the Second Division of the Atlaptic Coast Line Railway. ing on the spperintendent's private car. from Savannah and will return there this morning.
 Hon Isaac W. HILL State superin- tendent of Education. is spending this school at the State University. r W ff
 Associate Justice John c. Anderson of the Supreme Court, left Montgom- cry yesterday for a visit in Henderson vile, North Carolina. St S &
 Mir. F. r. Mitchell of Rir-ningha m, was visitor to the city yesterday.
 ss 3e & Mfr. J. M. Shael<lefoPd of Huntingdon, was In Montgomery vAsseraav. & g g Mir. C. M. Stokes Of Abbeville was a visitor in the city yesterday
 M&S Ss MT, B. c. Faireloth of Birmingham was in the city yesterday. e M & Mir. s. A. Stapleton of Dothan was tin Montgomery yesterday. %% &
 MT. c. S. Wilson of Birmingham was in the city yesterday
 MT. Hugh Martin of Birmingham is at the New Exchange
 E % $ Mir. J. W. Furniss of Selma is at the New Exchange
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 Mir. n. N Gordon of AbbeviIIo. was in the city yesterday.
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 MT. Dave Klein Of Roanoke was in the city yesterday, % E