24 Apr 1910
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1910
Page
1
A sale notice highlights lace and embroidery selections including Ruby round thread and applique Vals, Point de Paris wash laces, insertions and edges, and Swiss and Gambric borders. The ad promises delicate colored embroideries and matching sets, inviting shoppers to tomorrow's event.
A charming collection of natural color pongee silk dresses in plain and ring dotted effects. Styles include tunics with fancy yokes and underst sleeves, braid and button touches in blue green rose gray. Made in Russia. See them tomorrow. smart frocks and great value for the money at $16.50.
Fashion item notice describes Lot I featuring men's tailored suits praised for elegant design and fashionable shades. Mentions Monday choice and satin materials as key details.
Readable fragments describe a Monday one day sale on wash goods and linens. Includes 27 inchRep white material at 20c per yard, Belfast linen-finished Suiting white and colors, Curtain Swisses patterns, 40 inch sheer white Lawn at 10c, 36 and 45 inch Panama Crash and Linen Lawn from $1.00 down, 90 inch Linen Suiting 90c quality, English Longcloth bolt at $1.55 to $1.85.
A report by Commissioner Murphy Candler and others details Georgia rail lines on time performance for six weeks ending April 9. It shows Georgia Rattornia at 94.4 percent on all passenger trains, Western and Atlantic at 65.95 percent, with interstate trains generally less punctual. Through and intrastate schedules reveal many late trains, with specific lines like Rome Express and Florida Limited repeatedly late. The commission plans further action to improve timetables.
In Philadelphia on April 23, District Attorney William A Blakely of Allegheny County alleged to the state supreme court that councilman scandal suspects in Pittsburgh have raised a large fund to defeat justice and that the current jury panel being selected may be tampered with while filing an answer to delinquent tax collector Max G Lesle's petition seeking a change of venue.
Jackson May 6 summary: Democratic state executive committee chairman C. L. Lomax calls for a Jackson meeting to plan a special November primary urged by Senator Leroy Percy to resolve the senatorial contest early. Governor Noel, returning from Washington, plans to voice opposition to the move.
Special from Ga April 23 reports a crowded Houston race with about thirty candidates for city offices. Nomination is set for May 3. Candidates include judges of city court AC Rutey C G Duncan and others for city court, solicitor, treasurer, tax receiver, tax collector, clerk, and exploring court. Hardison faces no opposition. ten candidates run for a key office with five seats up.
Memorial observance in Perry Georgia set for 3 o clock next Tuesday at the courthouse. Hon Herbert Grice of Hawkinsville will deliver the address. After services, attendees will march to the cemetery to decorate Confederate graves. the Perry Rifles have disbanded and there will be no salute at the cemetery.
April reports from Merryville and surrounding Louisiana towns note discoveries of gold prompting a company to form and evaluate deposits for possible development. In New Orleans officials comment on a May railroad wreck believed to be the act of wreckers, with a $1,900 reward offered for convictions. Additional items mention a local program supporting public schools and other scattered notices.
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