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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1910
Page
5
Atlanta August 15 1910 reports mention Charleston may create a dispensary in a political outcry and a plan to develop inner waterways in Charleston. Kansas City population gains contrast with Atlanta growth as rail expansions nudge development of north Georgia valleys, linking Rome Trion and Rockmart to Atlanta.
The Haverhill Gazette argues publicity by newspapers is essential to responsible governance. Citing Des Moines and Roosevelt era examples, the piece asserts press scrutiny keeps departments active, roots out incompetence, and sustains virtuous leadership while warning that limited press leads to stagnation or anarchy.
The Denver Times calls for a national reformation against concealed weapons. Gallagher testsifies he carried a revolver for months and argues stricter enforcement could reduce related crimes. It notes constitutional objections and hints at widespread citizen readiness to push for stricter penalties.
A reprint-like notice argues Secretary Ballinger and Speaker Cannon face removal before September 15 to ease Republican defeat. It claims President Taft backs pressuring loyal supporter Ghioan, hoping to drift past growing disapproval though skeptics doubt the plan’s efficacy amid a stormy political sea.
The Washington Times questions a conspiracy against hobble skirts and other fashion trends. It notes few men advocate bans on styles like peek-a-boo shirts and sheath gowns, while hats pins and pompadours draw criticism. Yet women continue to dress freely, preserving charm and choice.
The Duke of the Abruzzi pursues Miss Katherine Elkins of West Virginia in a long running international courtship. The story traces the social and diplomatic intrigue surrounding their potential union amid press attention and public speculation.
The Italian duke’s romance with an American heiress ends as a dramatic tale of love, royal objections, and daring. News notes his mountaineering fame and the telegram announcing Abruzzi’s arrival in Switzerland, highlighting global interest from capitals and newspapers.
W P Bryant from Camp Yonah Georgia argues for selling unused Georgia lands in small farms to practical farmers at fair terms. He envisions prosperity from mountains to sea, better housing and roads, and a patriotic push to unite landowners and buyers. He stresses community cooperation and a shift to fewer, better managed acres to boost homes and local life. August 12.
Weather note from Griffin and nearby regions mentions potential showers today despite barometer optimism. The forecast cites community chatter about clear skies but warns storms are possible, while locals enjoy parks and resorts on a pleasant Sunday. A political journalist hints at jokes kept for after the election.
Perry Ga August 24 Special W O M Elder of Worth Ga files a 10000 damage suit against Georgia Southern and Florida Railway claiming injury when his train collided with a Shoo fly near Bonaire on February 14 The plaintiff states injuries will not fully heal His attorney is J B Jackson Gray Ga Ten or more local Motorcycle Club members left for Avanta for a ride including Emmett Arnett Carlton Schatzman and Tom and Leyton Brown The run was swift and the event was a rare pleasure
A compilation of editorials from various Georgia papers arguing the 1906 gubernatorial contest. Lines praise Brown and criticize Hoke Smith, claim prosperity under Brown, and predict Smith’s defeat as race politics heat up ahead of August 22 ballots. The pieces note local progress in Macon and urge readers to support Brown.
Swainsboro Ga August 14 Special That both the Smith and Brown factions will endeavor to carry this county is evidenced by the great amount of interest being taken in the gubernatorial campaign Meetings are being held in the various precincts and speeches made by prominent speakers on both sides The congressional race is also coming in for its share of interest Edwarda and Giles are touring the county speech making and presenting claims The senatorial race also excites strong interest W N Knight and William Faircloth are well known in the county and each has a circle of friends who will carry Emanuel for their favorites
Brown House in Macon Georgia hosts a large Brown rally in the superior court room on August 14. Local speakers will address voters divided on legislative candidates and governor choice. The event aims to counter ex-Governor Smith who spoke Friday night in Macon.
Macon Georgia August 14 A F Turner and employees at Payne rotten mills have spent twenty four hours searching for two young daughters who left home with family friends to see Crump's park attractions. They were not seen again at the playhouse and the father fears foul play. An effort to locate them by city authorities failed and yielded no trace. Macon Georgia August 14 Special B Mardre takes up duties as district manager of Equitable The insurance company is expanding business from Macon and placing many counties under his supervision.
Fragments from the 1804 Camden County Bt. Marys Court minutes show harsh public punishments. The State vs Jonas Jones reveals a sentence including pillory, branded rogue marks, lashes, and a ten day jail term. In another case Samuel King faces a twenty pound fine, a month in prison, and perpetual incapacity to take oaths. Judge George Jones presided.
Season tickets for the Audubon Lyceum Course go on sale at Phillips & Crew and Cable Piano Company stores from 9 am to 6 pm on August 16. Subscribers may buy up to ten seats. public sales follow later. The 10-attraction plan costs 1 dollar with 50 cents more for season seat reservations. The lineup includes Madam Loulas Homer, Signor Gianappe Camparar, the Chicago Glee Club, and other notable performers, with an opening concert planned for October.
A Grant Club seeking Alderman John W. Grant as a mayoral candidate will proceed despite Grant’s telegram to F. A. Quillian saying he will not run and will support Quillian. The group claims about a thousand members and a temporary secretary sending voters postal membership cards at Renton, planning to present a petition upon Grant’s return to the city.
Fitzgerald Ga August 14 special The American State bank plans to open its new banking house September 10 The bank has applied for a charter to operate as a state bank and will offer real estate and other collateral loans becoming the only stove bank in the city
Stil at the point of death Richmond HL Ingersoll, longtime York County Ravings Bank treasurer, lay unconscious after a Friday closing due to a bank shortage. Ingersoll, 50 years in office, showed no awareness of any discovered irregularities, his condition deteriorating with recovery not expected. The exact shortage amount remained unknown. He has been removed from office.
James Wooten a white farmer lies critically ill at Macon Hospital from a shop through the abdomen. He was brought from Flovilla early today by the Southern Railway and placed in the institution. The injuries are life threatening and may prove fatal.
Poyal France August 14 German newspapers attack French aviator Leblanc after a cross border flight. Some papers say he should have been shot, while Leblanc refused to salute a German officer who sought congratulation. Dawson Ga August 14 Dawson city court to convene this week for civil and criminal matters with Judge Edwards presiding.
A fire at HL Goldstein's store on Poplar Street in Macon Georgia caused slight damage to the building and water damage to stock. The fire department arrived to prevent destruction and officials expect insurance to cover losses.
Terrell county jury commissioners have completed revising the jury boxes for the coming year. The board includes H. P. Hass, M. N. Childs, F. M. Jennings, A. J. Hil, F. F. Oxford, and E. L. Len. Dawson, Georgia, August 14. Special report.
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