M. Rich & Bros. Co Importers Offer Low Prices Direct
The firm advertises direct import purchasing to avoid importer profits and emphasizes its 50 years serving Atlanta and Georgia. It notes the Atlanta Custom House receipts show it imports more and varied lines than any other retailer, claiming best and cheapest linens silks dress goods lace jewelry novelties toys blankets and more.
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M. Rich & Bros. Co
Atlanta
Georgia
New York
Rich's
Lmporters
For Lovers of Grand Opera Recital This Friday at 4
The third in the Grand Opera Recitals series features interpretative readings of Madame Butterfly and Un Ballo in Maschera. A reader links each selection to the opera and then the piece is performed on the Graf onda Grand. Ample seating is provided on the Grafenola Dept Third Floor.
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UN Ballo
Maschera
Grafenola
It’s So Easy to Buy Easter Gloves at Rich’s
Rich’s showcases Easter gloves with full stock and expert saleswomen. Available styles include Kid gloves in short $1 to $2 and long $1.98 to $4.50, White Washanew Kid from $1.50 to $3.50, Lisle gloves from 50 cents to $1.00, Chamoisettes from 50 cents to $1.00, and Silks from 50 cents to $2.00. Main Floor Left.
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Rich
Compter
Amazing Embro embroidery sale packed with flouncings
An advertisement proclaims a sale of embroidery and flouncings priced from 4.00 to 7.50 with wide yardage in white and colored options. It lists crepes neiges batistes voiles organdies and similar fabrics ideal for dresses and party gowns, noting a conservative valuation and a main floor display.
Lodge Opposed to Free Canal Tolls in Senate
Washington April 9 Panama tolls exemption opened before the senate canals committee. Senator Lodge defended President Wilson and urged repeal, arguing the United States may exempt shipping under treaty while noting the need for a respectful foreign policy. He stressed larger issues beyond the three million dollars at stake and urged prompt repeal amid suspicion abroad.
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Panama
Senate Canals Committee
Senate
Dodge
Rogub- Hean
Foreign Relations Committee
Wilson
United States
Senator Lodge
Lodge
Dows
Earth
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Aiseciras
Central
South America
Latin America
Britain
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Kenyon
Roosevelt
Williams
Mississippi
Newlands
Nevada
England
Carnegie applauds at gallery visit amid treaty debate
Andrew Carnegie attended a House gallery session and applauded a repeal motion linked to the Panama treaty. He toured the White House and Capitol, spoke with Representative Ad Amos on Interstate Commerce, and joked about Senate passage while stressing national honor on canal tolls. He met President Wilson and claimed no political talks occurred.
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Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie
House
Panama
Vollmer
Jens
White House
Capitol
Adamson
House Committee
Senate
Wilson
Chicago Wins 3.3 Million From Street Railways
Chicago will receive 3,299,100 as its share of last year’s net earnings from the surface street railways. Under a franchise from about eight years ago the city takes 55 percent of net earnings. The accumulated traction lien stands near 14,000,000 in the city treasury.
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Chicago
Supreme Court Terms Docket and Dated Health Update
The Georgia Supreme Court in Dublin Brunswick and Glynn circuit terms has argued submissions with multiple cases including Owens vs Way and others. several dockets list dismissals and await decisions. Dr J Scott Todd continues to grow weaker at his home as family and physicians monitor his condition.
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J. Scott Todd
Noted Local Father Nearing Passing at Home
Mrs Samuel Wallace of North Avenue reports her daughter remains in declining health as attending physicians warn death may come soon. The family awaits the imminent passing, with hope fading as medical prognosis persists.
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Samuel Wallace
North Avenue
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