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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1910
Page
10
Muse Clothing and Fur Finishes Stand Against Fashion Changes
Prices are quoted as out of plumb due to idality with the muse patronage. Spring cleaning is urged for every well regulated home. Our patrons’ profit begins now and lasts into another winter as the standard make and staying style of Muse Clothing and Furnishings remain good as long as they last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MUSE
Awakened by Dense Smoke at Meths Street Fire
G H Tupper a terra cotta roof worker of 201 Meths Street was roused at nine by dense smoke and flames filling his house. He escaped with only his coat and trousers, losing all furniture. Policemen Arrowood and Freeman woke residents along Means Street and nearby Morris family at 199 Means Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G.H. Tupper
Meths Street
Tupper
Arrowood
Freeman
Means Street
Morris
Miss Mary E. Lewis Dies in New York Trip
Miss Mary E. Lewis aged 18, daughter of Willam C. Lewis president of the State Savings Bank in Tallahassee, and cashier of the First National Bank of Tallahassee, died suddenly in New York on January 31. She and her father had been staying at the Hotel Marlborough. The coroner reports paralysis as the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Mary E. Lewis
Willam C. Lewis
The
State Savings Bank, ‘of
No More Faith Put In The Ground Hog In Pittsburg
Pittsburg on January 31 reports Henry Pennywitt, district weather forecaster, warns residents to ignore the groundhog after three straight false predictions. He notes 1907 and 1909 saw visible shadows but mild weeks ahead, while 1908 had a black shadow and six snowbound weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Henry
Penny Witt
Aged Woman Challenges Duel in Abbeville
Abbeville La January 31 Mrs Mary Schexnalder aged 60 recently challenged a woman about the same age to a duel near here The challenger urged shotguns as weapons On Saturday Mrs Schexnalder appeared before the district court and was fined for a staule My challenge was not accepted she protested The court held that a challenge to a duel constituted an assault.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbevilla
Mary Schexnalder
Schexnalder
District Court
Immigrants Crowding in Cities Questioned
Washington January 31. A congressional report on immigrants in cities finds crowds in congested districts far less prevalent than widely claimed. The Immigration Commission concludes reports of bad living conditions among immigrants are greatly overstated and not supported by exhaustive data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Immigration Commission
McCann Sentenced for Bribery Conviction
Edward McCann, a former police official, was reconvicted of accepting bribes and sentenced by Judge Barnes to a prison term ranging from one to five years in the penitentiary. The criminal court session occurred on January 31 in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCann
Chicago
Edward McLann
Gen
Ter
Barnes
Criminal Court
Notable Local Funerals Reported in Bainbridge and Nearby
Obituaries outline multiple deaths and funeral plans across Bainbridge Ga and surrounding areas. Mrs Sarah Taylor aged 68 died in Graham Texas her body to reach Atlanta for service arrangements. Mark M Barnes 35 died at 102 Jett Street with services planned from home at 2 20 pm led by burial at Hollywood cemetery. Mrs Rosa Lee Young to be buried at West View after Greenberg Bond Broomfield chapel services. Beulah and Eulah Wallace twins aged one month died at 1560 Hampton Street with interment at Hollywood cemetery. William C Gresham 43 died in Savannah survived by wife and three children with services at Central Avenue residence and burial at College Park cemetery. Mrs J E Reynolds died Bainbridge aged 74 longtime millinery business figure to be buried in Albany. Dr E J Morgan oldest practicing physician in the county buried yesterday with survivors listed. Mrs V A Forster funeral at 3 pm at Whitehall Terrace residence with interment at West View cemetery. Mrs Mary Frances Martin 71 died at son H T Cox’s residence with burial in Chambiee Ga at Corinth Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Taylor
Graham
Texas
Atlanta
Greenberg, Bond & Broomfield
Mark M. Barnes
Jett Street
Hollywood Cemetery
Beulah
Eulah Wallace
Andrew J. Wallace
Hampton Street
William C. Gresham
Savannah
Central Avenue
East Point
Collgge Park Cemetery
Mary
Frances Martin
Mary Frances
Martin
Efferpoon
H.T. Cox
Cox
North Houtevard
H. T. Cox
Inmangarda
Dawson Woman Found Dying
Dawson Georgia January 31 Inez Mitchell a young white woman is dead with a bullet in her brain found dying in her room The coroner holds an investigation and officers say an arrest may be made tomorrow
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Inez Mitchell
No Trace of Drowned Men in Mississippi River Incident
Memphis Tenn January 31 No trace of three men drowned in the Mississippi river last night when their disabled gasoline launch was struck and run down by a towboat and barges. The missing are Albert Schinnerer P C Dietrich and Harry Hurst. Accompanied by Charles H Auferoth they were returning to Memphis from a duck hunting trip when the accident occurred Auferoth escaped by clinging to a coal barge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Minalasippi
Enterprise
Albert Schinnerer
P. C. Dietrich
Harry Hurst
Charles H. Aufteroth
Auferoth
Girl Strikers Win Victory in New York Labor Stand
Representatives of the girl shirtwaist strikers in New York reported three large manufacturers had yielded today. It is expected that about 2,400 of the 3,000 girls still on strike will return to work, ending a major dispute this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Birlke
Pullman Company allowed in Kansas under U S ruling
Washington January 31 The United States Supreme Court upheld that the Pullman Company could operate interstate rail car service in Kansas without paying intrastate taxes on its capitalization. Justice Harlan announced the decision stating the tax scheme violated the Constitution. Meanwhile Senator Culberson of Texas improves in Atlantic City after a nervous breakdown and denies resigning his Senate seat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Western Union Telegraph Company
Kansas
Supreme Court of the United States
Pullman Company
Harlan
Wis
United States
Senator Culberson
Atlantic City
Afor Culberson
Texas
Senate
Knappen Confirmed as U S Circuit Judge Sixth Circuit
January 31 Washington confirmed Judge Legal E. Knappen to the United States circuit seat for the sixth circuit covering Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee to replace Horace H Lurton who moves to the supreme bench Arthur C Denison also confirmed to succeed Knappen in the western district of Michigan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knappen
Washington
Legal E. Knappen
Senate
United States
Sixth Circuit
Ohio
Kentucky
Tennessee
Horace H. Lurton
Supreme Bench
Arthur C. Denison
Michigan
Railroad Beaten by Cordele Men
Washington January 31 The United States supreme court today held that the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway Company waived its defense that an attachment could not be levied by a state court on a box car used in interstate commerce. The suit by J Slade and E M Pless of Cordele Georgia for damages from the company for injury to live stock shipped from Kentucky to Georgia was decided adversely to the railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cincinnati, New Orleans and Texas Pacific Railway Company
United States Supreme Court Today
J. Slade
E. M. Pless
Cordele
Kentucky
Georgia
Two Women Indicted for Bank Robbery Case
New York on January 31 Bessie Rob erts and May Williams were jointly indicted for armed robbery of Warner M Van Norden president of the Van Norden Trust Company. They face charges of first degree robbery grand larceny assault and receiving stolen goods for the $28 000 taken which has not yet been recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bessie Roberts
May Williams
Warner M. van Norden
van Norden Trust Company
Establish Experiment Farm Near Ducktown Tenn
January 21 report of the Tennessee Copper Company establishing an experimental farm near its Ducktown copper smelting operations to test vegetation that can be grown in the surrounding country. Experiments aim to determine grasses and other foodstuffs suitable for propagation as large areas of land are being fertilized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
The
Tennessee Copper Company
Ducktown
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Manhattan
Earl & Wilson
Geo
Muse Clothing Co
Vatthe
Tallahas
Rosa Lee Young
Iasa Lee Young
Greenher
Bond & Broomfeld
T. H. McCutcheon
West View Cemetery
J. E. Reynolds
Bainbridge
J. B. Reynolds
E. J. Morgan
Baintridge
E. J. Morgen
T. E. Morgan
Sanford, Fla
D. Morgan
Tifton
John K. Reed
L. D. Baggs
Olive Morgan
V. A. Forster
Whitehall Terrace
West ‘View Cemetery
Inez
Mitchell
Posure
Warriner
Ford
Warthner
Columbus
Edgar
Bay’ Ite
Imo
U. S. Supreme Court
Slade
Press
United States Supreme Court
van Norden
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