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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1910
Page
5
A political appeal urges voting for bonds to fund sewer and water extensions for homes schools hospitals and sanitary improvements. The call emphasizes child health and progress, claiming the city needs trunk sewers and ample pure water.
A fragmented housing notice lists numerous addresses with room counts and rental prices. Entries include 481 Capitol Ave with unspecified rooms, 407 Washington St with eight rooms, 27.50 and 14 Carroll St with six rooms, 1250 and 18 Bradley St with six rooms, and multiple other locations showing six to eight rooms and prices ranging from 10.80 to 57. Glennwood Ave room and 39 Carnegie Way with five to seven rooms.
Properties listed include a large 12 room bedded home with veranda, pantry, closets, and electric lights on Cambridge Avenue near East Streets in College Park. Asking price 5500 with 1000 down and balance over 350 monthly. Also notes bond election info for Atlanta in 1910 and legal notices.
Georgia representatives oppose the Humphrey ship subsidy bill and back a substitute from House Democrats led by Champ Clark. Eight Georgians including Livingston, Brantley, Howard, Adamson, Bell, Lee, Edwards, and Hughes signaled opposition to the Humphrey measure, while Hardwick and Bartlett favored the substitute to defeat it. The Georgia replies were sent to Colonel Livingston, the dean of the delegation, with further responses from other states pending.
Washington February 14 The United States navy and revenue cutter service continued the hunt for the naval tug Nina and her crew of thirty two with no trace found after three days. No wreckage reports along the Atlantic from Norfolk to Boston offer hope yet officials fear the steel vessel may have sunk suddenly. The fate of the crew remains conjectural while officials cling to the possibility of a passing vessel rescuing them.
An ad asserts pure, sweet, and wholesome flour with emphasis on the EKK label. It promotes trusted quality for home baking and stresses consistent results and clean ingredients for traditional recipes.
London February 14 Tonight the following cabinet appointments were announced Winston Spencer Churchill Secretary for the Home Department President of the Board of State Sydney Buxton Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster TA. Pease Postmaster General Herbert Louis Samuel under secretary of state for the home office Mr Pease is succeeded as chief whip by Alexander William Murray master of Elibank appointed secretary of the treasury The government appears assured of the support of the labor party
Chicago on February 14 reports 18-year-old John V. G. Plaskett, a student at Albert Lane Technical High School, told his mother goodnight then killed himself with a 22 calibre rifle after being reprimanded for staying out late. He was found dead in his room by his older brother who woke him for breakfast. Mrs. Plaskett calls him a good boy.
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