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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1910
Page
10
Fragmentary notes describe police activity on the south side near Mitchell and Pryor with mentions of a factory building and a large leased lot. The terse text alludes to ongoing operations in a busy sector that is expected to yield financial gains, though details are unclear.
Classified rental notes show multiple properties with six to eleven rooms and varied rents. Properties include 198 Capitol Ave, 14 Carroll St, 16 Bradley St, 9 Gilmer St, 89 Carnegie Way, 24 Kennady St, Lawn St, 28 Orange St, Capitol Ave, Washington St, E North Ave, 162 Central Ave, and Oak St with rents ranging from 9.00 to 80.00 dollars monthly.
For the first time in the south and second time in America the cantata Bethany will be presented Thursday night at Sacred Heart church to benefit the poor. Under the apices of the Atlanta conference of the Vincent de Paul society the event features Vincent Hurley as director with Atlanta soloists and a prepared chorus. The Vincent de Paul society, a large Catholic charitable group, disperses millions yearly and supports needy Catholics and others, with local members from Marist College meeting weekly to organize the drive.
Hon. S. D. Chapman died suddenly last night at Buller Georgia. He served many years as treasurer of Taylor County and was chaplain of Camp Batemen Confederate Veterans. A prominent Baptist church member, his loss is noted by the community.
Bradstreet reported U S bank clearings totaling 8 708 275 000 for the past week with a 15 7 percent rise year over year while New Yorks totals reached 2 450 081 000. The report lists city by city figures and notes not included totals for outside areas and incomplete comparisons.
Atlanta Fire Department members Dunn and Benson seen at No 6 Engna House after a two day hunt near Warm Springs Goa. They bagged 126 partridges and several woodcock. Painter Kent and owner Mr Benson praise their dog.
The Bijou presents a top vaudeville week headlined by Charles Le Deauix European contortionist in frog and crocodile river acts with elaborate scenery. Also featured are Pearson Kirk eccentric comedy, Mr and Mrs Byron Spaun sketch, Sebin and Grovini acro novelty, illustrated gongs and moving pictures. Daily matinees at 2:40 and 4, nightly at 7:30 and 9.
The Grand hosts Mme Marcella Sembrich in a far reaching tour before retirement with demand for her singing, while the Orpheum presents Gus Edwards fourteen Night Birds led by Wingame and Nellie Brewater. The Grand also features The Cat and the Fiddle with a large cast, color, and magic. The Lyric shows The Sunny Side of Broadway with Max Bloom and a chorus. Fourteen Night Birds and Eva Mudge appear on the bill at the Orpheum this week alongside other acts.
Pittsburg coal operators returning from the Toledo conference express cautious optimism about potential general suspension of coal mining on April 1 when wage agreements expire. Some operators emphasize that danger seems overblown despite tense negotiations.
Report on a Players' Club reading of Rutherford's Wife praises Captain Henry Bankhead's Major Putnam portrayal as natural and strong though the play's vehicle is weak. Robert Gray's lover role is discussed, with Captain Barnes commended for Belasco method interpretation and the ensemble urged to try Jack Dexter.
A lively Crankshaw auction sale drew large crowds on Friday with strong bidding in Jewelry, Diamonds, and Watches. Articles sold for unexpectedly low prices, while a second day is set for today at 10:30 am and 2:30 pm led by Charles W. Crankshaw of 16 Whitehall Street.
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