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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1910

Page

11

Colonel Brewster Confined by Lagrippe Attack

Colonel P. H. Brewster of Dorsey Brewster Howell and Hey man is confined to his bed with an attack of la grippe. He fell ill last Friday and remains unable to attend to duties.

P. H. Brewster Dorsey, Brewster, Howell &Heyman Brewster

Reaching Home Placed In Bed After Doctor Called

Reports from his residence indicate the patient remains resting under physician care. The condition, while not serious, will keep him away from the office for several days.

Sailors Saved as Steamer Kentucky Went Down

The Kentucky crew were landed at Kee Weer Fra after rescue by the Mallory One Alamo off the Carolina coast. Captain Moore and most crew praised Captain McIntosh and the Alamo's crew. transfers were made in two boats as the ship sank after three o clock. The Nerwan Notodden works would combine for 240,000 horsepower and saltpeter production valued at $6,164,000.

Kentucky Carolina Moore Wentworth McGinnis New York McIntosh Alan Nerwan Notodden

Speed typing exhibition by Miss Wilson charms Constitution readers

Editorial crowd enjoys a speed typing show as Miss Wilson, an amateur 18 year old, writes with unusual speed on an Underwood machine. Mr Blaisdell and Miss Phede read from a Constitution editorial while the demonstration spans 109 words a minute and travels to Georgia cities afterward.

Mar Phede Wilson H. QO. Blaisdell New ‘York Mise ‘Thede Mies Wilson Blaisdell Misa Wilson Dhamenook Mica Phede Constitution Thia Phia South Augusta Georgia Maddisson Bimswell St. Joseph

Burglary at Gunpoint Forces Pursuit and Escape

A daylight burglary at Dr. F West's home 201 South Boulevard ended when a fleeing robber covered by a revolver forced a retreat. Oxford West chased the culprit as he hid under a Park avenue house. A suitcase of clothing and an outfit missing, no money reported, police notified. The suspect, an unidentified Black man, escaped on horseback with officers in pursuit.

Dr. & F. West South Boulevard Oxford West Mr. West Park Avenue

Death claims young man in the Terminal Station

R Clyde Johnson a young man died at the Terminal Station while waiting for a train to Chattanooga. He had been ill with tuberculosis and collapsed in the smoking room in Atlanta. His brother W J Kasen and Officer Wilhelm Banks tried to help before he died. The body was taken to Greenberg Bond Bloomfield’s chapel pending burial in Chattanooga.

Clyde Johnson Air. Johnson W. J. Kasen Montgonery Chattanooga Atlanta R. Clyde Johnson Wildhe Banks Greenberg, Bond & Bloomfield Chanel

Indignant 19 year old refuses return to Macon

Atlanta police detain Ethel Latham in the matron's ward after she declares she will not stay with relatives and wants independence. Detected after leaving a printing job, her parents travel from Macon to retrieve her. Police seek reconciliation to resolve the apparent family rift and scandal concerns.

Independence Leame Ethel Latham Atlanta Macon Miss Latham Bimpson Street Mecoa Ste

Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Company Storefront Listing

The Chamberlin Johnson DuBose Company presented a morning notice for its Second Floor space. This listing repeats the firm name, indicating a location description for a storefront or office area.

Heyburn Defends Patriotism In Confederate Veterans Debate

The Senate debated a resolution linked to a Confederate Veterans reunion and the placement of a General Lee statue. Heyburn argued against waving the bloody shirt, urged removing Confederate symbols from federal property, and pressed Virginians to relocate the statue. He noted his own limited war service and warned against divisive public sentiment. The vote followed, with the chamber adjourning after the tally.

Bailey Bankhead Eucorke Senate Heyburn Idaho Hayburn Senator Borah United States Grand Army of the Republic Heyborn Army of the Republic Jeff Davis Arkansas Mr. Heyburn Mr. Davis General Lee National Capitol Army of the United States Virginia South Heybins National Hall of Fame Plenay Mgr. Heyburn Tam Adv

Two crack companies to join carnival at Tampa

Short Items of Interest note that two crack companies of the Seven teenth Infantry A and B under Captain Hunt will leave Fort McPherson on Wednesday February 9 for Tampa Florida to participate in carnival festivities February 11 to 21. The regiment is described as in the pink of perfection and will represent the infantry at the celebration.

Seventeenth Infantry Hunt Fort McPherson Tampa Fla

Graft Claim on Chicago Coal Bills Spurs City Report

Chicago officials face a Mer riam commission finding that coal bids were hindered by weak specifications guiding independent suppliers. The city spends about 4600,000 yearly on coal with an estimated 160,000 waste, totaling 200,000 over two years beyond fair costs. The report notes bid difficulties and calls for reform to curb graft and save taxpayer money.

Chicago Merriam Commission Ken

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