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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1909
Page
6
A vintage health notice warns men to avoid private troubles that weaken vitality and life quality. It claims neglect harms not only the man but also his children, urging restoration of vigor through natural tonics and a strong constitution. It highlights organs and nervous debility, promoting restorative treatment methods.
Taft's visit to New Orleans includes a delayed Maori reception, a civic parade, a gala at the old Metropole Theatre, and a banquet hosted by 1,000 citizens. Cardinal Gibbons will give the invocation and Taft departs by rail Saturday morning via the Queen and Crescent route.
A California legislative clash over anti Japanese measures ends in a 4 to 87 vote defeat of the big stick approach. Governor Gillett outlines next steps including a proposed 314000 appropriation to compile census data on Japanese in California and possible urging of a federal Asiatic exclusion law if needed. President Roosevelt comments on danger of capture with Japan easing tensions and Ambassador Bryce attends Milwaukee merchants banquet as guest of honor.
Chicago reports a strong wheat market with May delivery rising to a new high near 41.10, closing near the day’s top and led by large purchases by major bulls estimated at about 1 million bushels. Corn and oats advanced early but softened. provisions stayed steady as traders noted cold belt conditions and reports of crop damage in Kansas and Nebraska.
A compressed court notices page listing multiple cases from Georgia courts. Entries show case names such as Clare de Warnack v. State and Hendrix v. State, along with originating counties like Whitfield Bibb and Chatham. Some items labeled submitted or argued, with judges named like Arata Lewis and Howarda.
Whitt erwhite, a citizen of Tayloy County, was brought to court today on a gun charge after an incident in Columodus. The defendant faces a year or more in jail if convicted.
Early notice of a late auction sale at the Quartermaster storehouse Fort McPherson at 2 p m Friday February 12 1909 featuring complete household furniture piano china and glassware in first class condition owner bound for the Philippines Also offered two Kent motors priced to move to pulverize 7 tons phosphate rock for sale Cherokee Gazette Chemical Co Atlanta Ga
Report describes a unit of heavy artillery battalion debating remaining in service or being sent to Fort Sereven. Officers reportedly tendered resignations but later withdrew as they seek to resolve internal tangle. Adjutant General A J Scott said he would discuss after hearing from Major Palmer and expected a report within days.
Special dispatch reports Joseph F. Sowell of Anniston Alabama died in a vacant New Orleans house after ingesting poison. A telegram from his wife pleaded for money and the note found in his pocket showed eight dollars. Sowell had been seeking a job for two weeks. The body will be transported to Tuscombia for burial.
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