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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1910
Page
5
An old advertisement touts Platt's Chiorides for cleaning and deodorizing solutions. It recommends mixing one part product with ten parts water for sprinkles and advises careful use to prevent odors, with sales noted as available in quart sizes and a mail request option to Henry Platt in New York.
Hot Springs Arkansas February 25 Norman E Mack chairman of the national democratic committee N W McLeod personal representative of Joseph W Folk of Missouri W A Percy brother of the newly elected United States senator of Mississippi and Colonel 8 W Fordyce of St Louis a southern leader were together at a hotel and expected to gain backing for the next presidential race Several prominent southern democrats were to arrive Mack declined to confirm or deny the report while stating they had been talking over matters
James M. Allison, noted for The Top of the World, is in Atlanta on a short business trip. The show grew from shaky New York beginnings to a six month run at the Liberty theater and later Chicago and beyond. Allison plans a fall musical and currently has two vaudeville acts on the road, The Collie Ballad and Betty in Dreamland.
Ex-Governor Van Sant of Minnesota, commander-in-chief of the Grand Army of the Republic, spent part of a day in Fitzgerald. A public reception was held at the Lee-Grant hotel in the evening, largely attended by veterans in blue and gray.
L Turley Curd of Wilmore Kentucky writes that after doctors and family gave up, his limbs swelled and water gathered around his heart. He credits Miles Heart Remedy with his complete cure in 1902, and says he is now able to work on his farm.
The Supreme Court of the District of Columbia heard the Keley Paper Company of Holyoke vs. the joint congressional printing committees. Arguments centered on court jurisdiction and congressional immunity, with Justice Wright stating a decision would be announced Monday.
The testimony centers on a land deal linked to Glavis and Barr. Andrew Kennedy testifies about a box of alleged missing letters found in the federal building. The proceedings include references to government script sales and lands tied to Northern Pacific railroad and forest reserves. Kennedy also hints at Ballinger and natural resources policy.
Charleston February 25. Robert Latham was today elected editor of The News Courier succeeding J Hemphill who resigned. Latham takes over duties immediately and is presumed to steer the paper’s editorial stance and coverage.
A heated anti vaccination gathering encounters police as Dr Kennedy and Dr Hitchcock clash over beliefs and law. Officers secure names, many attendees resist, two thirds are already vaccinated. Leaders decide to pursue legal action and coordinate with lawyers while forming a new association.
Detroit Michigan February 26 Dr George A Fritch took the witness stand to deny easing the death of May Millian in his office last summer in a trial that has included his wife and sister in law as witnesses The defense aligned with earlier testimony while the prosecution challenges the doctor with new details about a visit by Miss Millman and Martha Henning before the alleged crime
In Cumming Georgia on February 23 Joan Wadler a white woman about 35 shoots her stepson Silas Glistrap a 25 year old man with a gold colored shogun. The wound is serious but not fatal. Wadler was arrested and jailed in Cumming.
Representative Spight of Mississippi introduces a Democratic subsidy bill as a substitute for Humphrey’s measure. It aims for a 5 percent duty cut on ships owned by U.S. citizens, free entry of vessel construction materials, registry of foreign-built ships, and ending certain foreign ship privileges under the 1891 law, with broad Democratic support and Republican backing.
Fort Leavenworth Kan February 25 The punishment of Captain John Want Twenty Fifth Infantry United States army who while in the Philippines was found guilty of breaking his pledge to abstain from intoxicants and discharged from the service was commuted yesterday to a reduction of fifty files in rank. It was on the recommendation of Secretary of War Dickinson that Hunt's sentence was commuted. Captain Hunt was graduated from West Point in 183.
The Bank of Sycamore organized in 1909 and opened in August holds its annual stockholders meeting. Officers named include W. D. Fountain as president J. W W Henderson as first vice president Charles E. Walker as second vice president J. B. Toole of Albany as financial agent and L. J. Brown as cashier. The undivided profits account stands at 763.27 after expenses of operation.
Vienna Georgia February 5 state school commissioner Pound and former Governor Hoke Smith spoke to about 800 attendees, mainly farmers. Hornesation and agricultural schools were key topics in their addresses.
Washington February 7 1907 Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor and Attorney General Wickersham discuss the wage workers movement and proposed injunction laws. Gompers warns against harsh measures that would trigger a second, less constructive movement and stresses fair treatment of labor and the personal nature of labor relations.
The Grand offers two Little Nemo performances this afternoon and tonight with lavish sets, costumes, and a large chorus. Notable acts include Joseph Cawthorn, Harry Kelly, and Harry Blaney delivering broad humor. the Orpheum features Lane and O’Donnell’s hit comedy knockabout. Other venues showcase The Fatal Wedding at Lyric and Avagno Musual Company at the Avagne, with a strong cast including Fred Wayne and Harry Gribbon.
Miss Feta Majors and Mr Thomas Barksdale Shropshire planned a quiet secret wedding at West End Christian Church on Dune Street. Their friends arrived to oppose the scheme, prompting the couple to proceed with the ceremony. Rev Bernard Smith officiated. Bliss Majors, a West End favorite, and Shropshire, an ambitious insurance man, were afterward greeted with congratulations. They will reside at 672 North Boulevards.
Washington reports that the Georgia railroad tax ruling will require additional ad valorem tax returns in the state. Attorney General Hart said the Supreme Court decision limits taxation to one half of one percent on net earnings, barring property or franchise taxes.
Forty five scholarships in the winter course in agriculture at the University of Missouri will be awarded by the St Louis and San Francisco railroad to forty five counties along its lines. Dean Mumford announced the official gift with judges from the college of agriculture to assess the corn growing contests. The railroad will provide scholarships annually, with the Wabash Railroad already taking similar action for one scholarship per county.
Duguein WL February 25 A farmer John M Meer five miles from the city walked five miles to Pinckneyville to obtain the license and then seven miles to this city in near zero temperatures. He married Mrs Mary A Terry as scheduled and upon returning home the couple faced a five mile walk through the cold due to lack of transportation.
Washington notes an estimated $100,000 annual cost for enforcing the white slave traffic bill. Secretary Nagel argues the measure, now in conference, will require a different approach from usual sea enforcement. He cites growing immigration work at northern and southern borders and new border infrastructure increasing inspector duties.
Master Gabriel known as Little Nemo will headline a double Grand Theatre show this afternoon and tonight. Hundreds of children expected as the audience that day, with grownups focusing more on the audience’s expressions than the players. The star and company anticipate the day with great pleasure as children fill the house, inspiring the performers.
In Savannah Georgia on February 25 Young Evans defeated Timmal Desher in a ten round bout. Evans dominated from the start landing cleanly on the local favorite and delivering punishing blows throughout the match. Evans is slated to fight Jerry Murphy at Augusta’s drone roa Athletic Club next Wednesday.
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