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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1910
Page
2
The plat depicts Forsyth street frontage partitioned with the section marked Mrs J R Gray representing land she already owned and the portion she has just purchased.
Advertisements claim Hood's Sarsaparilla uniquely cures impure blood and spring ailments caused by winter living. Testimonial from A Kinot of Bath Beach, N Ty, asserts boils cleared after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and purifying blood.
A 1900s style analysis links rising public expenses and waste with higher prices. It cites currency shifts, tariffs, and monopolistic trade as factors, arguing for restrained deficits and prudent budgeting. The piece notes Bryan’s potential national and international speaking plans and a proposed 10,000-seat New York auditorium for his appearances. It also records the death of Mrs Nahali George, 25, with funeral details.
A report notes William Jennings Bryan plans to withdraw from political life after a world tour with Rev Francis E Clark of the Christian Endeavor Society. The pair cite Bryan’s aim to expand his dedication to church work and religious meetings, saying he was well received at recent assemblies and would devote more time to preaching.
A 19th century style medical advisory claims appendicitis can be cured without surgery through Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. It asserts indigestion causes inflammation of the appendix and promotes tablets as a quick fix, urging readers to obtain a free sample by mailing name and address to Stuart Co. in Marshall, Missouri.
Washington April 2 Special Congress faces another clash over Speaker Cannon as insurgents push to strip his power to name all standing committees. Sentiment splits within Democrats and Republicans as plans for a caucus and potential alternative leaders circulate amid a chaotic political outlook.
W T Davie an 80 year old resident of Marietta Ga became the first prisoner to ride the Atlanta police department new auto patrol wagon. He was arrested by Patrolmen Boggan and Daley for drank and disorderly conduct as crowds lined the route from Marietta and Simpson to the police barracks.
A warehouse belonging to Western Grain Company at Ninth Avenue and Twenty third Street in Birmingham was entirely destroyed by fire. Loss estimated at 50000 dollars. Governor S. B. Comer was a large stockholder in the company. Selene
A state leader urges strong action against liquor import and sale into Oklahoma claiming federal courts shield unlawful traffic. He asserts court hands are not clean and says lower courts must stop aiding contraband trade to protect state laws and the Indian Territory policy of 21 years.
Indiana April 2 Advices from US bituminous coal fields reach Thomas L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers. He says suspensions pending a new wage contract will be temporary and that a 56 percent raise is sought. Conferences will stretch in some districts but no final break is expected. Lewis plans visits to Bridgeport Ohio DuBois Pa and Pittsburgh.
Columbus Georgia April 2 special RD Dillard a young Opelika traveling salesman is under arrest for passing a bank check with insufficient funds at Opelika He will be taken to Opelika by a Lee county officer Dillard says the overcard was accidental.
The Athens Railway and Electric Company received a charter from Secretary of State Philip Cook. The firm lists capital stock of 1,050,000 with incorporators including John F White of Whitehall J K Cerithers W G Holmen A H Hodgson C D Flanigan Balupa Phinisy James White Bryan of Athena and other names.
Ban Sebastian April 2 an aviat or has died while flying near the Royal Palace of Miramar at 140 feet. Hubert LeBlon, once a noted automobilist, attempted to glide to a shed when his motor failed. The machine fell to rocks and crushed him. Mme LeBlon witnessed the tragedy and wept at the ambulance as the body was taken away. LeBlon had set a two kilometer record at Cairo in February, and earlier competed in Vanderbilt Cup events.
New York April 2 Governor Fort of New Jersey condemned lobbyists at a New York Real Estate Exchange banquet. He said the man who headed the envelope is as bad as the man who received it, and that lobbyists should be dealt with like criminals. He argued they helped overthrow a top state official.
Washington commentary notes Senator Albert Beveridge of Indiana faces a sharp challenge as Indiana GOP factions prepare for the state convention. The article outlines Beveridge’s tariff stance, party dynamics, and the potential impact on his reelection bid and the national Republican platform. It highlights his control of Indiana party machinery and expectations of a sensational keynote speech.
A historic note on North Forsyth Street high values and plans. Realty Trust Company holds 320 feet of frontage, with $2000 per front foot trading notes. Proposals include a 60 foot frontage project, a twenty story building, and a new city hall in the old post office, aiming to make Forsyth a premier southern thoroughfare with modern fireproof structures and extensive frontage redevelopment along Luckie Street to North Forsyth.
Mayor Gaynor announces a noiseless Fourth of July in New York City to curb fireworks sales from June 10 to July 10. The move threatens national fireworks makers, as about three quarters of U S fireworks are produced in the city and major firms with around 5.9 million dollars in capital operate there. The order enforces an existing ordinance previously ignored, prompting industry panic and calls for compliance.
Two young farmers Harvey McCool and John John Brown reportedly died from gun duel after a minor quarrel. McCool was found dying on a road near his home while Brown lay mortally wounded nearby at Sheridan Arkansas.
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