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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1910
Page
6
In Groveton Texas on February 10 Carlton Swinney, a prominent citizen, was killed in a kitchen fight with his best friend T. L. Lookard. Swinney, believing the intruder to be a burglar, stabbed him with a butcher knife after a struggle.
Buenos Ayres February 10 reports the captain of the Sud arriving at Punta Arenas spoke with the Antarctic exploring steamer Pourquoi Pas anchored in the strait of Magellan. Dr J M Charcot refused to provide information on the French south polar expedition results.
Captain Alexander Sharp, president of the naval inspection board and former commander of the battleship Virginia, died at the naval hospital in Washington after a monthlong battle with typhoid fever. He was born in White Haven, Missouri, in 1455.
The Two Vivians wow audiences with expert pistol and rifle feats including breaking balloons with backward shots and a hidden lozenge tablet trick. Miss Leon Vivian Du Preece partners with her male counterpart, using precision and a mirror aid to perform complex shots, while managing stage dynamic and keeping the act entertaining.
New Orleans hosts the National Editorial Association annual convention with delegates from across the country. President A Nevin Pomeroy warns that unchecked cartooning harms public respect and deters potential entrants to politics. Other speakers emphasize the press role in law enforcement, reform efforts, and civic improvement.
Eatonton Ga February 10 Special Hon Roy Davis Stubbs who was nominated representative from the area has a splendid record in public service and community work.
Thia county in the primary held Tuesday, is just 25 years of age, native of Putnam county. A Eatonton High School graduate, he entered UGA at 14 in knee trousers, was Bentor class vice president and Demosthenian Society president, earned a 1902 B.S. with second in class. He studied chemistry briefly under James K. Jordan at the U.S. Bureau, then ran Eatonton Telephone Co and edited the Eatonton Messenger. He attended Harvard Law, graduating LLB in June, led Cotton Belt States Club in 1908, a conservative Democrat active in secret orders. He will not seek re election. son of Robert D. Stubbs.
Representative Mallor of New York urged the House to pass a resolution calling on the secretary of the treasury for a statement of permanent appropriations allocated by Congress. He cited custom houses with no collections in ten years during the Washington session on February 10.
Meager details from Tampa report the killing of Joseph and Mitchle at Abbott near Dade City by Will Bradford a prominent county farmer. The men had reportedly faced hog theft charges from Stafford and a dispute led to a fatal confrontation. Stafford obtained a double barreled gun and killed both men. bodies taken to Dade City for an inquest tomorrow.
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