Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Atlanta Constitution in Atlanta, Georgia

We have 1,947,233 pages in Georgia

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 9 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1910

Page

10

Andrew's Train Appliance Demonstrations in Montgomery

In Montgomery August demonstrations showcased an Andrew railway safety appliance claimed to prevent derailments. A master mechanic testified the device could derail a car without attachment but standard tests showed the train stayed on track. several runs halted within seconds after derailing attempts. The inventor plans further demos in Atlanta and to set up a manufacturing plant.

Montgomery Ala Andrew Railway Sidepf Andrew Atlanta Iit

Engaged For Sixty Years Aged Couple Are Wedded

A long deferred union was blessed in Braila as Maria Licci and Joseph Btolesco, both advanced in years, finally wed after Maria consented to marry Btolesco despite parental opposition. The bride’s father opposed the match. the wedding followed the death of the fiancés’ earlier kinship ties. The Bishop of Braille officiated after a funeral. the elderly couple had been engaged for about six decades.

Raila Braila Maria Licci Joseph Btolesco Maria Sented Btolesco Fesher Braille

PIED PIPER WANTED TO DRIVE RATS FROM TOWN

Greenwich, Conn August 6 The town seeks a Pied Piper to remove a rat invasion as merchants suffer. Rats have increased after a long dry spell driving thirst to water. Ordinary remedies fail. cats and poison are ineffective. The town council may hold a special meeting to act.

Greenwich Conn Ons Pied Pipar Almiiar Hamelle

Bishop Walden to speak at Farmers Institute

Bishop Jonn M Walden will speak at Clark Universitys farmers round up institute starting tomorrow. His talk Why the Church is Interested In Farm Life frames the role of agricultural education in freedmen communities across the south and outlines his long commitment to the Freedmans Aid Society and missionary work in Georgia Alabama Mississippi Tennessee and Arkansas.

Jonn M Walden Clark University Finhop Walden Methodist Episcopal Church Western Freedmans' Aid Commission Cincinnati Cairo Island No. 10 Missisappi Georgia Alabama Mississippi Ten-nessee Arkansas Freshman's Aid Commission Chicago Dist Episcopal Church Freedman's Aid Society Walden Board of Managers South Lawa Ala

Cordele Social Notes Highlight Visiting Friends and Relatives

Miss Jamea is the guest of relatives in Ocala and Lake View Florida for a few weeks. Mr and Mrs R L Wilson on extended trip to Atlanta and the North Carolina mountains for Mrs Wilson's health. Miss Rene Hazermore hosted a delightful Monday dinner for young ladies. Miss Luella Shipp visited Mrs M D Madlock of Macon at a house party. Mrs W McCallum of Atlanta stayed in Cordele with her husband Mrs J B Gordy. Mrs M B Williams and Miss Annie Williams visited Americas this past week. Mrs T J Ray visited Mrs Dr Howell of Moultrie. Miss Nattia Jones visiting relatives in Atlanta and Tennessee for weeks. Miss Bessie Sims of Milledgeville visiting relatives in Cordele. Mr and Mrs W Francis spending a week at Indian Springs. Mrs L J Michael accompanied Gertrude and Hannah Bernstein of Athens home to visit for a time.

Rma Jamea Ocala Lake View Fla R. L. Wilson Atlanta North Carolina Wilson Rene Hazermore Luella Shipp M. D. Madlock Macon W. McCallum Cordele Gordy M. B. Williams Annie Williams Americas T. J. Ray Dr. Howell Moultrns Nattia Jones CW. Duvis L. N. Trammett New York Atlantic City Olive Europe Liverpool Carmaoia Cunard RN. Hollang Relatves Tate, Ga W. D. Anderson Rome Botan Glover Victor Moore C. B. Willingham T J. L. Reed Marguerite Reed Tallulah Fals Elleen Gaber Laura Candler Decatur B.A. Griffith Gulfport Hammond Thomasville W.H. Trezevant Natnie May Shipp Oklahoma W. A. DuPre Catherine Charlton Thomas Chariton Savannah Tom Wallace Walter Samsa Albert Dobbs Athens James 8. Mitchell Cocos, Fla A. A. Branley Weed Knoxville Tenn Edwards Tioan van Wyck Milwaukee John Fowler W. E. Matthews Milledgeville George Esther Graham John M. Graham Misa Fouling Commerford Tybes Missea Lucy Allene Fields Ars Campbell Charlotte N.C Kennesaw United Daughters of the Confederacy James T. Anderson Lorena Ben Bolt Matte Shetchley Miax Regina Rambo Marietta Letla Grist Henderson Péel Hudson Kennanan Nome A. B. Gilbert Cherokee Street Club Clifton Sawyer

Loss settlement proposed by Georgia rail lines critic

James A. Perry of Gwinnett urges a new principle for railroad commission consideration. He favors a law forcing railroads to settle losses on shipments that arrive short or are stolen, making railroads pay promptly and fairly for losses they admit. He argues equity requires equal treatment with shippers who pay freight.

James A. Perry Gwinnett Railrona Ageinst C. B. Stevens Mr. Perry Georgia Mershadt

Lumber Plant Destroyed by Fire at Ferguson

Charleston August reports a blaze gutted the Santee River Cypress Lumber Company plant at Ferguson. The mal warehouse and machine shops were destroyed and the loss is not yet estimated. The origin of the fire remains unknown.

Charleston, C Santee River Cypress Lumber Company Ferguson, & C

Sylvania House Party Honors Miss Birta Wallace

Mr. and Mrs. Sharpe of Scarboro entertained a week long July house party for sister Miss Birta Wallace. Guests included Miss Brita Wallace of Rocky Ford, Sadie Lovett of Sylvania, Sarah Ingram of Tusculum, and others from Millen, Augusta, Savannah, New Orleans, and more with receptions and local excursions.

3. Shurpe Scarboro Birta Wallace Brita Wallace Rocky Ford Sadie Lovett Sylvania Sarah Ingram Tusculum

Social notes from Marietta visitors and arrivals

A flood of social mentions from Marietta and nearby towns lists visitors returning home and guests staying with relatives. Annie Field Lanny Margare t Hopps visit Cedartown. Mrs B King Cooper returns to Spartanburg. Lucile MacRear Emma Earle visit Miss Meola. A J Adam leaves for California. several bridge clubs host sessions. many Misses and Mrses visit kin in Atlanta Athens Tallahassee Decatur and Charleston area. An entertainment by Ken nan chapter Daughters of the Confederacy raises funds for the real room.

Ohgees Annie Luty Guberp Athens Annie Field Lanny Merg Aret ‘Hopps Minne Gusie Optelle Brumby Cedartown

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. T. Andrew B‘shop Walden Farmers’ Institute Railroad Commission Sylvania, GA Lucile MacRear Emma Earle Meola A. J. Adam Californi Mabel Cortelyou Church Street Toxaway Mills McNeal Wrighteville Beach Agnes Smith John Srenkiin Atkinson Pensacola Misa Elizabeh Atkinson Waverly Kittatinny Delaware Water Gap Bates Frank Cope New York City J. Regenstein Co Regenstein Whitehall Tarrymoore Hotel Tarrymoore Hotel CO Wrightsville Beach, N. C S. A. L. Railroad TATE Hoss Methodist Church Nashville Tiana Tarsey Tate Spring Company 35Th Street 6Th Avenue Broadway Pennsylvania New York Central R. R Daniel P. Ritchey Tallulah Lodge, Ga Ghas. A. Rafter Meriwether Meriwether Sulphur Springs A.B A. Atlante West Point Central Fairfield America S.nicwixeassisgins Southern Railway EE. R. Robertson Fairfield Inn Sapphire Cox College and Conservatory Marcellus M. Wargrove Emgnah Latio A M Roanoke College Virginia University of Virginia Charles C. Cox L. J. L. T. Peabory College Universiny of Nashvile Waivers “of Williams B. Arch Belluta Cornell University Alice Cox Crenshaw Cox College Stainnton Southwest Virginie Bible Edgar Everhart Pru Neteral Sciences Racine College Columbia University Racina College Freveaiun Weirbadan University of Frieberg Sallie Btakely Sadek Jax College Volverary of Chicago Anna E. Hunt Woomter Univeralty Leineie Croyzette Watking A. E Vatveralty of Nesheilie Katherine Holliman Cox Collene Annid Tillery Mery Baldwin Seminary Stangton Xorension Tinevor Mas Ressie DB Pipts Calumbie “Usteeratt Ty. Peabody Fu Mathematica Graaunie School of Lattimore Mbrartan Conservatory Con Crenshaw Plaxo Opi Nf Rivp-King Gustave Satter Graduste Kitwnorh-Siharwenka Voneecratory Ters Vin Verlal Beast Jediievya Kurt Mueller Wika Tupi Catahols Kilnsworth Santos Albert Gerard-Thierr Dalle Seale Paris Flo J Wilthiasineopeg'e Landen Lolla Plano Ik” Remy Sehrarke Mathematics Nee! Englund Conservatory Fiano Ronervatory Mra Alten Cox Murray W. Waugh Sallie Stakely Cos College Papil Croushew J. Lewis Browne Ming Ciara Mes Tis Ho J. Stewart J. Dewth Browne Eda Bartholomew Royal Concervatory of Music Popil Middlearhil Pani Pani Ousmorf Grace Lee Brown Ey Ee Ole New Enelant Couroreatory Purli Aupuato Rotoll Jean de Hasek Julia Gaskill Ibe Qatar Saanawe Ropal” Conservatory Kreaden Pinang Atérmm Bessin Lane Cox Coons Bessie B. Fitts Campbell Ang Carl Hecker William Crenshaw Eae Ee Ee M. M. Hargrove Peete William Budigens MHS P. B. Vann Moorman Sydney Muale William S. Cox College Park Woodberry Peachtree Seading Cole Dexee Estops Modern Iongwares THE Cunningham School Peachtree and Ponce de Leon Avenue Ivy Lis
Search Courier

Search the Atlanta Constitution Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Atlanta Constitution?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication