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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1909
Page
10
A rich elegant design titled King Edward Silver is shown in both small and large pieces of a complete dinner service. The display includes plates platters pitchers ecompotes and dishes. Each piece may be purchased separately as open stock china.
Judge Reagan set Jack Cain's execution for February 28 after daughters of the American Revolution protested a Feb 22 date on Washington's Birthday. Governor Smith granted the respite, noting holidays should not ruin executions. Cain seeks clemency while the prison commission considers his case next week.
Alderman Hancock to introduce a resolution urging the charter revision committee to reduce aldermen councilmen and board members. The plan calls for ten wards, one councilman per ward, five aldermen total, and boards elected by council with terms of three years. The aim is quicker, more efficient city government with smaller quorums.
A Birmingham report states Governor Comer of Alabama plans conferences with legislators to consider a special session. The aim is to enact measures intended in the regular session that faced legal challenges or were delayed due to recording department errors. The move signals stronger enforcement of prohibition laws in Alabama, plus potential expansion of Birmingham duties and a commission plan for Birmingham.
Baltimore February 18 Bishop Hows of the Methodist Episcopal Church was reported in good health last night and expected to be moved to Johns Hopkins Hospital today for further care.
The governor issued several days ago and, while the exact timing is not known, it is expected the statement will be released for publication on Saturday or Sunday. At the capitol, visitors included Hon. DuPont Guerry of Macon, president of Wesleyan Female College, and Hon. T. J. James of Adrian, a prominent South Georgia planter and businessman.
Contele Georgia February 18. A special term of Crisp County Superior Court is convening Thursday the 35th to rule wetppie. Hert Cain faces trial for the shooting of Chief of Potters Forrest. Twenty-two extra travia jurors have been drawn amid the grand furor for the adjourned term. Gordon Harrison, accossary, was deskiling with meom oagivnrinl follow-up.
Jasper Newton Smith known as Jack Smith leased the "House That Jack Built" at Carnegie Way and Peschtres for 99 years with renewal option. EW. Alfriend to pay 2000 yearly rent to Smith and heirs, yielding about 698000 profit from the property. The odd building, begun 100 years after Washington’s inauguration, sits on 1250 square feet with three storefronts and eight upstairs rooms. Alfriend plans to remodel into a bachelor apartment.
Governor-elect Joseph M Brown pledges to appoint only those deemed acceptable by Georgia state troops for militia authority. He notes harmony between officers and troops is essential for best results, and will consult the guard's wishes in selecting appointees. The policy answers private speculation and aligns with the troops' endorsement.
Charles 3. Barrett, national president of the Farmers' Union, returned from Shawner Oklahoma where he supervised state matters and promoted the plan to amalgamate southern state warehouses. He said Oklahoma is key to the merger and will soon cooperate, with Barrett traveling to Washington DC for legislative and business interests of the union.
A fragmented adlike passage extols hard work and stamina, contrasting European and American worker culture with tireless labor. It condemns cheating and suggests a patent tonics product, urging readers to buy Stuart Dypepal Tablets to improve digestion and strength. The piece mixes social commentary with a push for a pharmaceutical cure.
Valdosta Ga February 16 Special settlement ends MeeRee will case on second trial day. W S McFee executor agrees to pay Franc and Young McRee 27000 and drop suit against Frank McRee over the homestead wife Mamie Taylor's estate details. Additional provisions include life policy and education for Mamie Tay lor's son with possible reductions in her share. The executor covers estate debts totaling several thousand dollars.
William J F Tilson known as Joe Tilson and Fulton Colville were yesterday named to top Georgia federal posts district attorney for the northern district and first assistant respectively. Colville had been expected to oppose Tilson but withdrew in his favor. Both men enjoy broad local support as confirmation depended on Washington’s final announcement.
Judge Frenk Mitchelliss released the calendar for the February quarterly term. Due to a crowded docket a two week session is planned with civil matters occupying the first week and over sixty five cases listed. The second week will hear from oyster cupper and church row artiste ma yell as glolsters of the prohibition.
Weave, a criminal court figure, reports a case dated February 18 involving eleven victims linked to drug habits. Charges include vagrancy and narcotics offenses. A questioned agreement with a local company hints at forced labor implications.
The city council approved a $2,800 raise for teachers, raising minimum pay to $60 though only some teachers gain this year. The measure, introduced by Councilman Steve Johnston, returns to council for final action after amendments failed. The vote was five to three in both rounds with Aldermen Roberta Huddleston Hancock Pomeroy Curtis for and Fillman Grant Candler for. Clarke's Pure Rye advert follows.
Lawrenceville Ga February 18 Special Postmaster William C Cole today issued a statement defending his tenure from May 1897 to 1899 under multiple administrations. He denies charges by Mackial Fortune M S Cornett and J M Mills and asserts his character and management merit public trust. He includes a sworn reminiscence of local life and religious and fraternal affiliations as context.
The Morning announces a new shipment of fine embroideries at J. D. counter. Swiss insertings and bridal lace edge fabrics are described as delicate, exquisite, and of superior quality. Prices listed include 45 to 65 cents per yard with discounts for today only, and a few matched sets available.
The ad promotes a limited sale starting at 8:30 offering Arabian cream color curtains three yards long. It notes a former rapid sellout and urges women with funds to be on hand early to purchase, mentioning 78 pairs available and a bargain price of 1.69 per pair.
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