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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1911
Page
5
Representatives from Asheville to Wilmington convened in Asheville to organize the Carolina Virginia Associated Press. Cline of Asheville elected chairman with Vin sent of Charlotte Observer and Potta of Richmond Times Dispatch among officers. AP representatives Cowles Gavitt Edmunds attended.
In a terse exchange the book agent asks for a strict limit while a busy man cautions about a sixty second restraint urging the listener to check a watch and avoid overstaying.
Hicks declares Capudine will banish aching feverishness and restore normal conditions It cures headaches of all kinds including sick nervous heat cold grip stomach disorders The liquid formula is easy to take and acts immediately Available at drug stores in 10c 25c and 50c sizes.
Movile Alabama April 7 two dishnet earthquake shocks were registered at Spring Hill college seismograph station today first at 105 am and second at 1230 pm The first record indicates an earthquake 4000 miles away direction unclear The second showed disturbance at 3500 miles with California cited by Ruhlman director in charge as the likely source The last face direction was northwest by west.
Captain TE Klein Schmidt describes a voyage where a hunt for seal and polar bear ends with a chaotic Eskimo greeting. Dogs clash with villagers as fifty wolf dogs attack, leaving the sled team injured. The chief’s white mana house offers hospitality and a kiss ritual observed with the chief pressuring his son to kiss the white man.
Fragmentary text mentions a 1536 letter from Joan Bartelet to Cromwell about Calais MPs and English parliament representation. Includes stray notes on Franklin and Burke. Content is garbled with repeated lines and local ad copy.
A fragment recalls Norman Mac Monthy noting a rosy checked girl near Nome with a slate cleaner pail. An awkward attempt to engage, a silent family episode, and a later reunion after the girl’s mother asked about her ride with a doctor are described. The speaker mentions feeling unable to assist due to lack of money.
In Mexico's April 7 action from San Andres near Chihuahua, Francisco I. Madero issued an ultimatum calling for General Diaz to retire to enable a provisional president and a free election. He offered concessions in return for peace and suggested limited governance until stability is restored.
Dispatches report Maderos forces camping on hills near Bustillos, with a special train sent west of Chihuahua. In Guanajuato a businessmen’s commission petitions the finance minister to appoint a temporary governor and revise electoral laws. In Puebla, leadership contest grows as potential candidates multiply amid rising unrest. A skirmish near Villarcena leaves Federals and rebels lightly engaged, while others fear renewed attacks as federal troops gather at Little’s ranch for a possible strike.
A fragment describes a morning scene where a few months old baby lies in a bath while a neighbor girl watches. The girl comments on the baby’s care, noting the infant’s mother has kept the child well. A dog is mentioned as injured.
Testimony in the individual trial of J H Miller, charged with forged bills of lading tied to Steele Miller & Co, ended abruptly as court adjourned. Prosecution and defense prepared for closing arguments with a jury verdict expected tomorrow night.
The piece argues that education will gradually elevate the Japanese woman's status at home and in society. It notes some Christian educated circles see equal rights in law and home, but questions whether men will accept her education as a personal career. It suggests the Japanese view remains focused on women as wives and mothers aiding the family.
The government convicts Gianni Alongi of mailing threats as part of its drive against the Black Hand network in Chicago. Judge Landis and Inspector Stuart faced death threats, a bomb was placed under the judge’s desk, and security was tightened as authorities pursue further cases amid broader notes on social centers and rural farm reforms.
Philadelphia April 71 Secretary of the Treasury Franklin MacVeagh criticized the Civil War pension list during the thirteenth annual meeting of the American Academy of Political and Social Science. He urged a civil service pension system for government employees to restore patriotism and economy. Also discussed were addressing industrial accidents with state protection, as well as Red Cross efforts on accident prevention led by Miss Mabel Boardman.
The fast afternoon train from Atlanta to Birmingham departs at 4:00 pm on April 9 with Pullman observation and dining cars, arriving in Birmingham at 2:30 pm. The Soo notes service upgrades aboard the Seaboard route and mentions dining options a la carte.
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