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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1910
Page
5
One lot of Men’s five and six dollar patent leather shoes and another lot of men’s three and four dollar patent leather shoes offered at closeout prices. Includes Hanan and other makes. Sale details incomplete.
Early morning temperatures dip to around ten degrees above zero before rising toward midday. Forecasters note a passing cold spell over northern Georgia, with the cold snap moving quickly from the Mississippi River mouth region to northern areas.
Maine faces a rapid temperature drop as a cold wave moves in from the south. Forecasters predicted fair but colder weather with Saturday prospects. Early morning readings showed temperatures possibly reaching ten degrees above record lows, dropping sharply from the day before.
The Rev W W Memminger formerly of Charleston South Carolina has arrived in Atlanta and taken apartments at the Majestic hotel He will begin his duties by preaching at the morning service next Sunday at All Saints Church
Washington report notes severe risk to river and harbor projects as the treasury deficit grows. Debate centers on cutting the interstate commerce bill from 42 million to under 5 million, with Georgia projects at stake in Congress. Also reports the death of A Sidney Meade at 99 in Mobile and weather disturbances along the northeast.
Elberton Ga February 18 Rev J F Mixon died suddenly from heart failure at 11:40 pm He was 73 and long a member of the North Georgia Conference nearly fifty years Retired from active work he had been living in Elberton Funeral services and interment set for Sunday at 11 o'clock He leaves a wife.
Douglas Ga February 18. Special 5. S. Douglas was found dead by his wife early morning in a field where he had been plowing. Heart failure is believed the cause. He was about 60, a native of the county, and leaves three grown sons.
Two members of farmer George Hite’s family died from burns after a blasting powder fire set near Jere Lata yesterday in Hillaporo Texas. Hite his wife and two other children were seriously burned in the blast.
A garbled advertisement claims a prescription cures nervous debility and weakened manhood with no machine aids. It portrays a physician with special studies and promises a sure cure for erectile and vigor issues, targeting readers seeking relief from sexual weakness and memory trouble.
Senator benjamin Ryan Tillman of South Carolina lies gravely ill after a left brain hemorrhage with paralysis on the right side and aphasia. Doctors say outcome within 72 hours will determine if recovery is possible and whether speech can be restored. Colleague Senator Bacon rushes to his side as officials express regret.
The third annual Ohio Society of Georgia banquet at the Majestic hotel featured Royal Daniel urging a second term for Mayor Maddox. Councilman Cofield seconded the motion and it carried unanimously after a rising vote. Officers for the year were elected: J. S. Wilhelm president, J. T. Rose first vice, George Robertson second vice, H. O. Smith secretary, John Longwell treasurer.
Columbus police report former state printer Mark Slater was arrested in Ostroit this afternoon on a reform petition matter. Chief Felicia Carter confirmed the arrest as part of an ongoing investigation into irregularities related to the petition process.
A review of The Thief at Avanta follows Kelcey and Shannon as Mr and Mrs Richard Voysin with strong supporting turns. The revival of Little Nemo at the big stage promises a grand week. Orpheum bills add Merrill and Otto with Gallettis and Betty in Dreamland next.
W Glessner was today appointed land and immigration agent of the Georgia and Florida Railroad with headquarters at Augusta. Ambassador James Bryce left with Mrs Bryce for Nassau and will return Monday to be in Washington on Washingtons birthday.
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