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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1909

Page

9

Weather Outlook and Quirky Abe Lincoln Quote

The forecast hints at colder conditions today with mist and cool air. A playful line from a Gopher character mentions Mr. Von Heremann trying to avert trouble, adding local flavor to the weather note.

Gopher von Heremann

Visit to Ban Guat Ends With Toasts for Incoming President

Foggy night gave a festive scene as Bill Fossum and several guests celebrated the incoming president. The host noted a first round of drinks, with gopher soup served early, and everyone toasted to the next president. Temperature hovered around the fifties.

Myrind Bill Billy "Fossum Rip

Full military funeral planned for Russian Admiral Rojestvensky

In St Petersburg on January 17 Vice Admiral Rojestvensky, who died yesterday, will receive a full military funeral. His body will be interred at the Alexander Nevsky monastery, joining a pantheon of empire figures. The admiral’s widow received telegrams of condolence from the emperor and empress as obituaries note sympathy and blame the Sea of Japan defeat on ships rather than him.

St Petersburg Rojestvensky Alexander Novsi Empire Anduenty Sea of Japan

Receipt That Cures Weak Men Free Receipt That Cures Weak Men

An odd advertisement touts a purported cure for weak manhood and debility. It claims a "sealed" remedy can restore vigor without medical aid, urging men to buy a special herbal preparation and promising dramatic improvements in virility and strength at home.

Taft linked to Atlanta pioneer Rawson family ties

Judge William H Taft, visiting Atlanta, is a blood cousin of descendants of Edward B Rawson, William A Rawson and Clara Rawson Boynton. The piece traces generations from New England to early Atlanta leaders, naming Rawson grandchildren and links to notable Atlanta figures and institutions.

Edward E. Rawson William A. Rawson William H. Taft Atlanta Judge Taft Edward B Rawson Mra Clara Rawson Boynton Edward Rawson New England William Grindall Rawson Georgia Taft Grindell Rawson William A Edward E Rawson W. R Hammond W. HK. Hammond EH Rawson Robert F. Shedden Eugene Callaway Dictor Smith Vaughan Nixon Elizabeth Rawson Sarah Rawson H. 8. Johnson, Jr Atlante Charles A. Collier Julian Harris Joel Chandler Harris Uncle Remius the Home William Rawson Collier Georgla Railway and Hlectcic Company Robert W. Davis R. W. Davin Armour & Co John Collier New York The Civic League Chartres

Reception at Piedmont to the President-Elect

A crowded Piedmont hotel reception greets the president elect Taft as he arrives with aides and Mississippi Valley businessmen welcomed by a polite crowd. Women admire his appearance while onlookers, including local residents, watch from windows and nod at the ceremony. The scene depicts formal hosting with floral arrangements and flags in a quietly celebratory mood.

Mr. Taft Ate Candler Robert F. Maddox Walter Cooper Piedmont Hotel

Atlanta Decorates City for Taft Visit Amid Grand Welcome

Capital City club and key streets glow in red white and blue as Atlanta greets President elect William Howard Taft with banners portraits and draped churches. Crowds line routes from union depot to the capitol cheering Taft as he passes. First Congregational Church displays a large portrait and flags while planning a Taft address to the negroes at Bethany church.

Capital City Club Capital Kimball House Hunter Street Whitehall Street Marietta Street Atlanta William Itoward Taft United States Taft Union Depot Capitol Piedmont Hotel Cks Roosevelt Billit G Holday Merchanty First Congregational Negro Church Courtland Houston Inger First Congregational Lehureh South Bethslehureh

Storm Visits New Orleans With Heavy rain and Storm

A weather storm hit New Orleans on January 8 bringing torrential rain and a midsummer type electrical disturbance. The system caused considerable road damage and disrupted telephone and telegraph lines across the state. The event occurred amid a reception for the president elect Taft, with Ohio Society head C Davis and others meeting him, then moving to private quarters upstairs.

New Orleans C. Davis Ohio Society Mr.Taft Mrs. Davis Mr. Davis Society Mr. Candler Mr. Taft Atlanta Ohio Shis W. J Tilson Yale Chamber of Commerce Afr. Cooper Candier

Bargains at Morning Store Sale of Old Glassware

A brisk morning sale offers Christmas leftovers and autumn remnants at deep discounts. Weapons of the sale include cut glass bowls and bowls, decanters, vases, goblets, flatware, clocks, candlesticks, and silverware sets, many shop worn but heavily discounted, with some items showing minor damage.

Ennhia

Variety Lot of Bric-a-Brac and Belts for Sale

A large mixed lot offering shop-worn and intact items including vases lamps candle shades and desk sets with prices shown as clearing-out values. Also belts in leather elastic silk and other styles mostly clean with minor soiling. typical retail range 50 cents to 2 dollars, offered at reduced prices tomorrow.

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