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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1910

Page

11

Williams Hartsock Company Forms New Realty Firm

J T Williams leads the Williams Hartsock Company a new real estate concern with offices in the Fourth National Bank building. The firm plans extensive property dealings, homes on favorable terms, and broad listings backed by larger capital and experienced officers E A Hartadek L Teague both named along with Williams.

Williams-Hartsock Company J T Williams Diilin-Williams- Morris Company Concerto Williams- Hartsock Company Fourth National Bank E A. Hartadek L. & Teague Hartseck Atlanta C D Kenny Company Teague South Carolina Virginia Carolina Chemical Company Durham Williams

Thais Magrane Newest Star in The Spendthrift

James Great Thurston reports Frederick Thompson producer of Porter Emerson Browne's The Spendthrift believes Thais Magrane of Los Angeles will shine as the new star. Alvis Magrane plays the husband in a tale of extravagant folly and eventual reunion. Variety notes vaudeville stars crossing to musical comedy and Irene Franklin joining Lew Fields' The Summer Widowers for the season.

James Great Megrane Mr Thompson Fama Iva Peanklio Harry Davenport Eva Tanguay Grace la Rue Gertrude Hofman Nora Bayes Irene Franklin Miss Franklin Vendaville Redhead Lew Fields New York

Wanted Traveling Salesman Invest in Atlanta Manufacture

Young man with funds between 1000 and 2000 dollars seeks traveling sales position in Atlanta area. Seller notes opportunity to invest in local manufacturing venture and join distributor network.

American opera Pola Nevins staged at Royal Opera

Pols a Indian fusion by Arthur Nevins based on Blackfeet legends, produced at Dresden Royal Opera House to a mixed reception. Notable figures incl American Ambassador Mrs Hill, Vanderbilt, Nevin family, and Count von Hulsen. The work features a war dance orchestration with seven beating instruments and a ban on imperial interest.

Borla Arthur Nevins Walter McClintock Pittsburg Royal Opera House Nevin Jana Randolph Hartley Carl Muck Hill Mmre Thacker Embanay George W Vanderbilt Morgen Gosthius New York Robert Nevin T Bt John Geffney Dresden Gaffney Frank 5 Hanneh Magdeburg Count Reebach Royal Opera Berlin Mlektea Iwely Nevins Francis MacLarman Florence Easton Natoya Irchhott Pola Hagel Opera Count von Hulsen Arthur Nevin Henry Waller

Women Politicians Surprise Congress Men in 1920s Dispatch

Washington reports cabinet and Congress members astonished by capable women in the National Suffrage Association and the Daughters of the American Revolution DAR shaping political dialogues during a regional convention. Rumors circulate that Mathew T. Scott may sue over remarks about Miss Genes Gerald, amid tensions within DAR leadership as delegates mingle with social events hosted by Mrs Benjamin Johnson and others.

Washington Ongrass Daughters of the American Revolution National Suffrage Association Mathew T Scott The D A. Ey Allss Gerald Benjamin Johnson Johnson Kentuck United Daughters of the Confederary Alexander Patton Curvinaville Scott Dickinson

United States Beer Consumption In March 1909 Rises

Washington April 29 nearly 1 000 000 more barrels of beer were consumed in March 1909 than in March 1908, pushing total March volume to 4 983 708 barrels. Tax receipts rose across spirits cigarettes and corporation levies, with March total at 233 117 182 dollars versus 19 927 604 the prior year.

United States Washington Internal Revenue

Earnings Of Railroads Show Great Increase

Reports from forty two railroads across the country indicate a 17.60 percent rise in earnings for the last week of March compared with the prior year. The upbeat tone of business is echoed by visitors from various regions as farm prices and wages climb, signaling better times for interior merchants and broader demand for goods.

New York Railromda Las

Graham White Fails to Complete 187 Mile Air Race

English aviator Graham White, flying a Farman biplane from London to Manchester, reached Rugby before descending twice due to intense cold. He planned a 24 hour attempt, while Paris and Nice sea flights highlighted ongoing early aviation feats amid mixed weather and accidents.

Graham White London Manchester Farman Rugby Crewe

Nova Scotia lumber and furs trade talk in Annapolis Royal

A Norfolk or Nova Scotia timber and fur market report notes sale totals and price ranges for furs led by black fox and skunk, with finished furs fetching 2000 to 5000 dollars and 60000 to 100000 dollars of American skins traded annually. It quotes Whitman of Annapolis Royal praising fire-control methods and forest protection, while describing tariff tensions and market shifts between Canada and the United States.

Isaac Lelabure Moberly Paris Berlin Surat London Europe Faris Alaska British Columbia Ruasie Pat Foc Whitman Board of Trade of Annapolis Royal Lumbermans Association of Nova Scotia New Yor Whitman Canada United States Mr Whitman England Lumpbermans Association Hia Crown Lands

Twain Laid to Rest in New York Funeral Service

Funeral services for Mark Twain were held at Brick Presbyterian Church in New York City with Dr Henry A Van Dyke delivering a tribute. The coffin was viewed by mourners as a half hour service closed with a Grieg organ prelude and white floral arrangements. The body would depart for Elmira the next morning, continuing a somber journey linked to Clover Field and the Clemens family memories.

Brick Presbyterian Church New York City van Dyke New York Mark Twain Stormfeld Godsacre Firnt Avenue Thirty-seventh Street Henry A van Dyke Princeton University Joseph H Twitchell Hartford Mark Christ Kingdom of Heaven Henree Redding Station Ross Jeana Clemens Elmira Mark Twaolns Reddleg Jeane Clemens Radding Station Sam Albert Bigelow Paine Jervia Lanexion Dan Beard George Washington

Peruna Advert Contains Catarrh of the Kidneys Claims

A letter from George Sing Deauty, sheriff of Rensselaer County, praises Peruna as curing kidney and bladder catarrh. The ad describes kidney catarrh as inflammation and ulceration of the kidney lining causing back pain, weakness, and cramps, urging a Peruna course before permanent damage. It asserts the product has saved health for four years. It includes a Columbus address for the Peruna Company.

George Sing Deauty Rensselaer Co Trey King St Trey II Peruana Bright

Notable Dignitaries Attend Funeral and Beveridge Anecdote

A high profile funeral procession moves through crowded streets to the church with a large gathering including Carnegie, Johnson, Howells, Higginson and many others from Harper Brothers Century and Players clubs. A tale recalls Senator Beveridge winning favor with a governor as a boy by a terse petition speech.

Miea Clara F A. Duneka Major Leigh Harper Brothers Grand Central Station Andrew Carnegie Hobert J Collier Peter F Dunne Mr Dooley Robert Underwood Johnson The Century Magazine Prof Brander Matthews W D Howells James Lane Allen Carol Beck Dan Beard Robert Bridges Ed Martin John H . Finley College of the City of New York H EH Rogers Jr James Chaste Col . Appleton Thomas Wentworth Higginson Lotus Beveridge Bates

Mortuary Notices and Obituaries in Georgia and Alabama

Several obituaries list George D. Hanna of Ormond Street dying in Hagerstown Maryland after a visit to relatives, with services in Atlanta and interment in Dalton. Other items report deaths of H. P. Martin, Mrs. P. H. Kelley of Fitzgerald, Mrs. Charlotte Jones, Mrs. Elizabeth A. Davis, Mrs. Bertie Lawrence, Mrs. T. F. Martin, Judge J. T. McGinty, and George W. Craig, with funeral plans, churches, cemeteries, and survivors noted. Also included are a wrestling feature and a stray entertainment piece from Forsyth and Macon.

George D. Hanna George D Hanna Ormond Street Raihway Hagerstown Amone Georgia Lodge No 38 Masons Mount Zion Royal Arch Masons Atlanta Greenberg Haad & Broomfeld 3 Chapel Dalton Gn J. T. McGinty Forsyth John T McGint Judge McGinty Monrea County Monroe County Ada Monroe Advertiser Judea McGinty Hoe Methodist Church Steward Gince Camp Quitman Confederate Veterant Organization Bethodist Church George W Griner T J Me Ginty Macon Banks McGinty Washington DC Ving

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