Woman Shares Cure for Severe Eczema With Cuticura
Miss Mary Bentley of Montreal recounts years of painful eczema on her hands. After doctor visits and hospital treatments failed, she found relief using Cuticura Soap and Ointment, noting sleep returned and hands became clear. She invites others to contact her physician and hospital for verification.
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Miss Mary
Bentley
Montreal
Potter Drug & Chem Corpsole
Columbus Ave
Baston
No Color Line Drawn by Cornell University
Ithaca April 16 Cornell University President Jacob W. Schuman ends weeks of debate over admitting Black women to Sage College dormitories. He states all Black women students will receive the dormitory privileges if they request admission. Macon aviators and aviation groups consider Macon for a potential airshow under local chamber sponsorship.
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Ithaca
Jacob WU Schuman
Cornell University
Sage College
Gos Wertin
Womens Advisort
Womins
Macon
Geori
Wright Brders
American Asiation Company
Indiviiuad
Chamber of Commerce
Dealers Claim No Call for La Vada de Cigar Price
Dealers say they have no call for La Vada de Cigar and refuse to pay the price. They also note they can double the money on ten cent goods, which they consider no better quality.
Freeman threatens Black man on streetcar with knife
A man on a South Pri3ai streetcar waved a knife at a Black passenger, vowing decapitation amid hymn singing by Sunday school teachers. Special officers removed him. Freeman was bound over to state court on a 1000 dollar bond after prosecutors highlighted his prior convict camp ties.
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Jo Freeman
Freeman
Sunday Echo
Recorders Court
Broyles
State Court
Lakewood Heights
Militia Pay Bill Revision Discussed By National Guard
Washington April 10 The Executive Committee of the National Guard Association of the United States met to place state militia on a higher plane They redrafted several military pay bills seeking increased compensation for officers and enlisted men Twenty five officers from state organizations attended and will confer with Major General Leonard Wood tomorrow.
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Washington
National Guard Association of the
United States
Leonard Wood
Army
Crawford Pledges Saloon Closures in Alton Mayoral Bid
Stephen Crawford, candidate for mayor of Alton, today deposited 2400 dollars in an Alton bank as a pledge of good faith. The sum would be forfeited if he fails to close saloons on Sunday as stated in his platform.
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Alton Hi
Stephen Crawford
Alton
Death saves Kissel from facing a jury
New York April 10 Gustav E Kissel longtime Wall Street figure and ally of major financial interests died at his home after a month long illness. Kissel, linked to the American Sugar Refining Company sugar trust, was accused in 1909 along with its leaders of conspiring to restrain trade. The indictment said Kissel brokered a loan to Adolph Segal, then transferred voting control of Segal refinery stock to the sugar trust, crippling Segal’s income and triggering a crash. The Supreme Court in December upheld the indictment and the case moves toward trial.
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New York
Gustav E Kissel
Wall Street
Guatas E Kissel
American Sugar Refining Company
Pennsylvania Refining Company
Philadelphia
Kissel
The
Sugar Trust
Adolph Segal
Camden
Segal
Segal Kissel
Kissell
Kissal
Supreme Court of the United States
Wise
Fair Weather Expected in Atlanta Today
Fair and warmer weather is promised for Atlanta today. The brief forecast suggests last night’s cold snap and Monday’s chill may be fading, bringing kinder temperatures and sunnier skies to the area.
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Atlanta
Weather and newsroom banter mingle in clipped note
A brief weather update notes a west wind bringing a cold spell with a 42 degree morning, followed by cautious optimism for Easter. The piece shifts to a humorous exchange where a city editor asks for a reporter and an officer plays along, then mentions poultry ads as a side detail.
Private Owens Goes On Trial For Burglary
The court martial of Private Owens of Company IK Seventeenth Infantry began after witnesses testified over a three hour session. Officers expect a multi day hearing with findings sent to Department of the Gulf for approval. The panel includes Colonel Appel and Terrett Major Bay Captains Bay Cunningham and Carter.
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Owens
IK Seventeenth Infantry
Ganoes
Department of the Gulf
Appel and Terrett
Major Bay
Captains Bay
Cunningham and
Carter
Lorimer witness claimed by death
Michael Link former Illinois state legislator and perjury defendant in the Lorimer election case was found dead in his Madison county home at Mitchell aged 62. Family physician said apoplexy caused the death amid ongoing Helm committee Lorimer inquiry resumption. Link had testified he knew nothing of bribery and admitted a $1000 gift, saying no bribery occurred. His wife and daughter survive.
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St Louis
Michael Link
Uitnois
Chicago
United States
William Lorimer
Mitchel
Link
Lorimer
Helm Committee
Springfeld
John J Mitchell
Madison County
Hinéls
General Reunion of Confederate Veterans in Macon
Memorial Day observance planned in Macon Georgia with a general reunion of Confederate veterans from central and southern Georgia. Camps near Macon invited to send delegations for April 26 memorial program. Camp R. A. Smith arranging care for visiting veterans.
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Macon
Central
Georgia
R. A Smith
No Supreme Court Decisions Yet Delays Big Cases
Washington reports no decisions today from the United States Supreme Court including the Standard Oil and American Tobacco cases keeping pending outcomes for at least another week. No ruling touched the major corporation cases affecting the controversy. In Macon Georgia a contest to name the new ten story hotel will begin soon with proposed names Maconian or Hotel Dempsey on Dempsey estate property.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
American Tobacco
Macon
Maconian
Dempsey
How the Fat Basso Proved He Had the Right to Ride
Andrea De Legurola, famed Metropolitan Opera basso, recalls a comic episode from his early Italy years. A traveling company faced a ticket dispute with guard over Tanzini, a portly artist, who falsely claimed artist status to ride in a second class carriage without a proper ticket. In a tense moment he shouted an aria, then the guard ordered him aboard.
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Andrea de Legurola
Metropolitan Opera Company
Alise Badaero
Council of Ten
la Gioconda
Atlanta
Italy
Barbiere@i Siviglia
Basso Tanzini
Tanzini
Portenza
Portenze
Bed Taken In Levy Forces Mother To Sleep Floor With Sick Children
Mrs Mat tie Watts files suit for $500 against Constable from the 1422nd district and bond security, alleging a floor sleeping ordeal for her two ill children after a claimed title-retained bed seizure. She recounts the intrusions at 105 Martin Street, the accompanying humiliation, and a nervous headache lasting a day. Attorneys Tindall and Silverman represent her.
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Mattie Watts
W Hopkins
Joseph Schacter
W. Gresham
Glass
John H McGii
James I Watts
Martin Street
Important Meetings At Chamber Commerce This Week
Local chamber of commerce hosts several meetings this week in its rooms. Chairman Mell R Wilkinson notes discussions include expanding Atlanta trade with Cuba after Cuban consul Polhamus addressed directors. Also on schedule is the prison and reformatories committee meeting at 2 pm. Actor Holland Is reported seriously ill at his New York home after indigestion in the theater dressing room.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Committee On Commerce
Holland II
New York
E. M. Holland
Receiver’s Report on Atlan ta Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
H M Atkinson as receiver filed the quarterly report to the U S court covering December 1910 through February 1911 with monthly receipts and disbursements, net revenues, miscellaneous income, and tax and interest deductions. It lists month by month totals, cash balances on March 31 and a Pulaski Tennessee population note from the thirteenth census.
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H M Atkinson
Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Railroad
United States Court
Twe
Allen's Foot-Base Antizopic Powder In Shoes
An old advertising notice promotes Allen's Foot-Base powder to bring rest and comfort to tired swollen feet. It claims relief for corns callouses and sore spots and aids in breaking in new shoes. The text urges readers to try a free trial package and provides a fragmented address.
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Allen
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