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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1906
Page
2
The Famous Fasso corset line is highlighted in our fitting room with expert guidance from the New York agency. Sole agents for the Fasso in Georgia offer a complete stock of styles and sizes and promise a fitting without pressure to purchase. Fasso corsets are boned throughout with genuine whalebone.
The U S Supreme Court today referred the habeas corpus cases of Meyer Haywood and petitioners from the Western Federation of Miners, held in Idaho on charges related to former Governor Steunenberg’s murder. Justice Harlan signaled the decision aims to continue confinement while appeals proceed, with organizers Charles Soyer and Moby Elivment among those involved.
Columbia SC December 1 Attorney General LeRoy T Loumana died here. He served under Governor Wade Hampton and was praised for legal brilliance in monumental extradition cases. Justice Mofienna dissented on federal court intervention to correct improper methods. kidnapping under the law drew no justification.
An advertisement touts Drake's Palmetto Wine as the “Most Wonderful Medicine in the World” and offers a free test bottle. It claims the remedy cures all stomach troubles and constipation, regulates kidneys, and requires only one dose per day with relief starting from the first dose.
Rumors claimed Mrs Heidt wife of Captain Heidt joined the transport Dix to the Philippines. The War Department denied the tale as unfounded after official reports showed Captain Heldt remained with his unit and no evidence supported the sensational claim. The Buford and rescue actions near Honolulu are noted in official dispatches.
A couple JM Adams and wife oarletia Pa recount a miracle cure for their eight-year eczema plagued child. After reading about Electric Bitters they started treatment and, before finishing the first bottle, saw marked improvement. By seven bottles the child was fully cured, and the ad promises up to date blood medicine and body building tonic with a $100 guarantee at all drug stores.
The Walter Lallard Optical Company at 3 Peachtree street announces three of the largest importation orders ever shipped to Atlanta. Le Maire and other high grade glasses are now in stock, with every class guaranteed to see them while the supply lasts.
A bulletin from Mr Chamberlains residence at Mirlingham states that Joseph Chamberlain ex colonial secretary shows steady improvement. He is able to take daily walks and drives and his eyes have greatly improved and he is now allowed to read.
At its adjourned annual meeting the Anti-Imperialist League adopted resolutions praising complete Philippine independence. Moreland Star notes Moreland Star re elected president Irving Winslow secretary. The address criticizes President Roosevelt for intervening in Cuba claiming a threat to Cuban independence and Congress rights under the Pinto amendment. The piece questions when Roosevelt became the United States' arbiter.
About 300 Japanese nationals have entered the United States from Mexico since November. They say they left Mexico due to mistreatment by employers, lured by promises of good pay on farms but forced into coal mine labor with meager wages. They report close to 43 guards watching them, and describe conditions as far from acceptable. Governor orders an election in Montgomery to fill a vacancy caused by the resignation of a Walker county representative.
A cautious search is under way at Bergamo about forty miles from here for the writer of a threatening letter to the king. Police have been trusted to pursue the author described as part of a “host alliance” aiming to assassinate the monarch.
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