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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1909
Page
2
In a crowded Nashville courtroom the trial of Colonel Cooper and Rubin Cooper resumes amid heated exchanges and delays. Testimony centers on threats and curses aimed at Carmack, with witnesses recalling the setting, remarks, and sequence of events as the shooting unfolded and the defendants' relations are scrutinized.
A carpenter recounts improving health by swapping meat heavy meals for Grape-Nuts with cream and eggs after years of indigestion. He notes increased energy, better work capacity, and reduced discomfort following a lighter preparatory breakfast.
Court heard rippled testimony as a young witness described threats and epithets while Colonel Cooper and Mrs Burch confronted guilt implications. Cross examination probed the phone call claiming Robin killed Carmack and details of clothing, an unused scabbard, and the position of the body. The session adjourned after a long day of testimony with witnesses set to return.
Hon Harvie Jordan and Mr Albert Watkins Jr appointed managers for this state attractive proposition offered the public. United States Realty Company, Washington DC, opens Atlanta branch in Century Building suite 1024 1025 to offer DC real estate. Hank Harvin Jordan and Albert Watkins Jr named managers, returning from Washington with news of strong investment opportunities. Company compares to Wood Harman Co of New York and claims Washington deals surge with eighty deeds in one day.
Captain Ed Taylor of Lexington, a veteran of Breckinridge era campaigns, visits Atlanta as a guest of the Kimball. He is greeted by local natives now living in Georgia and recalls Civil War days, noting his enduring vigor and business travels.
Washington February 17 Surgeon Francis S Nash appeared before a general court martial at the Washington navy board on charges arising from the alleged improper treatment of Midshipman HW Stephenson. Stephenson received professional care after a December attack of granular eyelids, but Nash is accused of administering a strong nitrate of silver solution that allegedly damaged the eyeball and jeopardized vision.
An old health ad states that most stomach disorders arise from indigestion due to insufficient alkali in the body. It claims Daniel Water restores gastric juice activity, aiding digestion, reducing biliousness, heartburn, dizziness, and headaches, by alkalizing the system.
The store emphasizes strict glove standards and rejects shoddy merchandise. It lists a wide range of women’s gloves from Montfort and Trefousse lines in various styles and colors with prices from 1 to 3.50 per pair, including 2 clasp, 9 clasp, glace, cape and walking gloves, touting prompt out-of-town ordering and dependable service.
Macon Ga February 17 Special An ejectment suit against the Central railway by Thomas J Saulsberry and Mrs H C Billings for lands worth nearly 50 000 was heard in superior court before Judge Hodges acting for Judge Felton. Counsel included Olint Wimberly Judge A J Miller Malcolm D Jones Jon Hall Spencer Atkinson and Assistant Counsel Brown of the Central from Atlanta. The lands lie along the Central near the yards of the Ipice Coal Company The complaint was dismissed late afternoon and the case ended abruptly. An appeal may follow. Former Deputy Arrested Buloz Mine February 7 John Lyons former deputy collector at Gulfport was indicted by the United States grand jury for alleged involvement in smuggling Chinese into the United States via Gulfport He was arrested yesterday afternoon by U S Marshal Buskley He was released on bond.
Cordele Georgia on February 7 reports the burial of Chief of Police W E Forrest killed on duty Tuesday night. The ceremony at Sunny Side cemetery drew a large crowd after business houses closed. A coroner’s jury found Forrest died from a gunshot by Bert Cain with Gordon Harrison as accessory. Cain was killed, Harrison not yet captured.
In Amarillo Texas on February 17 white Willa and Fo Shennon rivals in Kualnese at Luke were in a violent dispute over a contract when Bhannom's employee Hirschel Goodnight drew a pistol and shot Willis through the head, killing him instantly.
St Petersburg reports the death of Grand Duke Vladimir Alexandroviteh from asthma after a military parade. In Baltimore, Bishop Hoss is reported to be well. Hickop Hoes at Johns Hopkins Hospital underwent surgery last Monday.
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