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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1913
Page
2
A minister pleads in a sermon paraphrasing St Matthew 1 asking for mercy toward a daughter afflicted by a demon. The fragmentary text mixes biblical phrasing with disjointed notes, hints of a religious service, and scattered names, offering a glimpse of a historic church discourse.
The text outlines a volatile cotton market entering a critical period amid uncertain demand and supply signals. Bears anticipate stagnation or a sharp drop while bulls expect gains driven by new crop prospects and weather effects, with attention to end of week trading activity and potential price swings.
The article portrays mounting anxiety on Wall Street amid cautious investors. It notes diminished stock demand, cautious subscription activity, and concerns over liquidity and future prospects, reflecting a stagnant recovery mood and ongoing volatility in major financial markets.
The article reports congressional turmoil sparked by the Mexican War debates and President Wilson’s stance. It notes Democratic unity and Republican resistance on measures including federal control of water power and the Connecticut River bill. It questions political moves and regional alignments affecting appointments and policy momentum.
The article describes Taft's trust busting efforts as the closing dawn of his administration. Attorney General Wickersham and James Fowler lead the department of justice in prosecutions. The government achieved victories in notable antitrust cases and continued actions, with several indictments and lawsuits noted as part of ongoing enforcement.
A garbled passage describes Blanche Ring in Atlanta, mentioning theaters, performances, and local show dates. It notes Montgom, the audience, and a transit of events at a weeklong sequence with mentions of Miss Ting and a movie session.
Immigrants in Mexico fear a prolonged conflict as American mining and railway interests stall. A H Maloney warns if President Taft does not back Filla Taz and Madero, war could last years. He predicts intervention under the Monroe Doctrine and highlights the impact on Mexican industry and neutral trade.
Mr Shelton and Miss Mary Walpole were married yesterday afternoon in a formal ceremony. The bride, described as charming and talented, came from Cincinnati to unite with the groom, a well known city figure connected with the firm of Shelton Gincery. The couple will reside at 484 Houston Street.
Women and children unite to improve surroundings around Davis Street School near Mima Park. The Mothers club organized by Riordan and teachers, spurred by student efforts for cleaner streets and a park, collaborates with civic groups to foster community welfare and citizenry through school events.
Markets show steady to firm movement for cotton goods. Demand pools for shipment to China. about 4090 bales contracted on a 7% rent for three yard shipments. Percale and bleached cottons hold steady. prints and dress ginghams see modest activity. shortages of operatives in eastern centers limit deliveries and pricing.
A fragmentary remark credits William Dean Howells as the best wing writer of fiction, praising his artistry via a statement linked to Colonel Roosevelt. The wording repeats an observed sentiment about Howells, noting the speaker as skilled in rhetoric and literary critique.
An obituary notice records the interment details for Mio Tala Su Om Beat, noting her age and burial arrangements. The notice lists associated names and locations reflecting the deceased's family and funeral services.
The path commission announces a property sale at Maddox Park on the fourth floor city hall. The city reserves timber rights and about eighty acres privacy, with ground along the railroad and streetcar tracks. Bids must be cash in advance to Dan Carey, general manager of norte.
Georgia Land and Investment Co offers new subdivision Out Peachtree in Brookhaven selling lots at 279 to 475 dollars. Lots are elevated with shade trees and taxes guaranteed. Purchasers pay small cash and 20 dollars monthly. office at 6014 North Broad Street. Call 5522 to arrange site visit.
Special notices announce a conclave of Atlanta Commandery No 3 EK T to be held its ac3tum corner Peachtree and can streets this Monday evening at 7 30 o clock The Order of the Temple will be conferred Forty one qualified fraters are courteously invited by order of Frederick Whadley E C Attest How Dent
Friends and relatives invited to multiple funerals including Mrs Clare Lee Copelin Fischer on Tuesday at 10:39 from St Anthon's Church with Rev Father Jackson officiating and interment at West Vinn. Pallbearers from Bloomfield Company to meet at 3 o clock. Also notices for Hattaway, Sittam, Rosser, Sockwell, and Barclay Brandon Co. supporting private chapels and interments at local cemeteries.
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