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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1908
Page
7
The notice touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a pure medicine that builds strength expels blood humors tones the stomach and overcomes fatigue. It asserts no changes needed to comply with the Pure Food and Drugs Law and mentions liquid form or Barsataba chocolate tablets. Also advertises 100 Dupes for one dollar available today.
An unusual revival service will be held at the Mescomi Tapitat church. Dr. Truett and Dr. White preach to volunteers and truckers from the streets, urging renewed prayer and repentance. George W. Barnett speaks at 3:30 in the Second Baptist church as Frank M. Pearson leads singing “Tell Mother I’d Leave.”
New York April 10 Madame Gould plans to sail for Europe tomorrow aboard the steamship St. Paul with Prince de sagan and Mrs Tyler-Mome, while Madame Gould's family reportedly remains unaware of the voyage. The prince will stay in New York several days longer before sailing.
A declamation contest was held in the Agricultural Art Mechanical fair evening. Dessie T Staples won the plan award of six dollars for delivering the best declamation. Judges Aycock Trelves and others selected participants from district counties.
David Gregk, a young white man, was taken to an Alabama county by Deputy Sheriff Daxter to answer the charge of obstinacy under false pretenses. He had been a resident of Lindale temporarily, but Alabama authorities pursued him and Flow County officials delivered him to face charges in that state.
A vintage advertisement promises a free copy of a “receipt” to restore manly power and vigor. It claims a home cure for nervous debility, memory loss, and fatigue, offered by mail from Mr A. Budinenn at 6888 Lock Ride Detroit, with a free plain mailed envelope on request.
Greeks from all hills will gather at 3 PM Sunday near the Greek Orthodox Church at Central Avenue and Garnett to celebrate the deliverance from Turkish rule. The event honors Greece’s 1821 independence and features patriotism and brotherly love among Orthodox Christians.
The Orpheum Company stage show includes a one act comedy titled The Dutch Justice, described as a screamer. Cast lists feature Lon Anger as Judge and multiple performers in roles such as attorney, lawyer, and court officers, with a grand finale celebrating a familiar act referenced by local residents.
The Grand Opera House closed its winter season with the sparkling comic opera Happyland presented by De Wolf Hopper and Marguerite Clark. Hopper received two curtain calls as the audience laughed through songs and gags, with Clark captivating as the dainty star. The ensemble, including a refined Grecian chorus and augmented orchestra, delivered a colorful, lively finale to one of Atlanta’s best seasons.
Victims urged to test Total Eclipse Catarrh Cure with a paid trial. Letters claim long-standing ear discharge and blocked sinuses improved after short use. Address Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Co. Atlanta Ga for pamphlet and treatment details.
A man named Tom Richardson allegedly struck his wife Sarah with an axe at 9 Liddett Street, injuring her head and face. The attacker fled and was not yet captured, with possible intoxication suggested. Police are pursuing Richardson as Sarah remains in dangerous condition.
Hon Seaborn Wright of Rome will speak at the Grand opera house Sunday afternoon at 3 30 under the Georgia Anti Saloon League auspices in the temperance cause. Wright recently returned from Minot where he spoke against saloons and he is prepared for the event. Smith Club at Sella Ocilla Ga April 10 and 18 petition for Hoke Smith club circulated in Orillia with about 200 members.
A whimsical piece by George Randolph Chester introduces Fanchon the lobster with Paris cafe atmosphere and theatrical gusto. The tale, illustrated in The Saturday Evening Post, invites readers to savor the crabbed humor as the crustacean’s antics provoke laughter and reflection on who is the true ravisher.
The obituary roundup lists several sudden deaths and funerals. Telegraph operator Varry Ut Se dies suddenly at work aged about 60, widow and three children survive. Dr George W Griffitha of Louisville dies at 54 after a stroke. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs RO Malcolm dies. services at Mary Poole’s chapel. John Graham of Winder Ga, and Henry Lee aged 48, among others, are buried or awaiting services.
Four Massachusetts delegates head to the Republican national convention in Chicago unpledged. Senators Lodge and Crane, ex-Secretary Long, and Sidney Pigney will serve at large. Alternates are Dunbar, Schuster, Gillett, and Lewi. The convention adopted a Taft plank and debated renomination, with Williams winning the alternate seat over Courtney. Postmaster General Meyer chaired the gathering.
The article reports Mr Taft addressing race questions to a crowd including many Negroes. He praises past amendments but warns against discrimination, urging enforcement of equal laws to end divisions and attract southern support. He claims unity will erode the old sectional lines and persuade whites and Blacks to align under Republican policies.
Mrs Leslie Davis died at the family home in Jonas county after a brief illness. She was 23, widow of J C Davis a prominent planter. Survived by a small boy and an infant daughter. Funeral will be at Grays tomorrow morning with Rev J P Sammons officiating. Remains to be buried in the family burying ground.
Nashville April 10 special report Vanderbilt and Milligan fought a pitcher’s duel in their third meeting of the series ending in a 5 to 2 tie as darkness halted play after nine innings. Key hitters included Barran Davidson and Huntaman.
Nashville and Creek Neal clashed as Perdue pitched superbly allowing only one hit. Nashville threatened a larger tally but managed a modest output. Final batteries were Perdue and Hardy for Nashville with Chap and Jackson for Creek Neal.
Washington reports on April 10 describe a calm house session focused on the naval appropriation bill. Leaders Foss and Padgett defended a conservative naval program for the next fiscal year while Favrot, McKinlay, Knowland urged a stronger navy and Martholat urged halting naval expansion in favor of arbitration. Other speakers touched on issues from interstate traffic to Monday observances, with debate continuing as adjournment loomed.
Mr Bertholtz of Missouri opposed enlarging the naval program and favored arbitration for disputes. He noted the four battleships plan, supported by Mr McKinley of California, while Mr Knowland echoed similar views. The bill remained under consideration as the House adjourned at eight o'clock for the day.
A series of property transfers and deeds listed with buyers and sellers in various blocks. Transactions include lots on Rigge Road Ormond Street County Line Road Fifteenth Street Woodward Avenue and Whitehat Street with amounts noted for warranty deeds loans and quit claims. Names include Everett Osborn Verdier Burkett Kelly Howell Pierre IFolder Miller Herrington Conway Uren McCord LaFontaine St Henry among others.
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