Durand’s Restaurant Plans New North Side Branch
The Durand Restaurant Company leases the north east corner of Preachioe Street and Edgewood Avenue from Nunnally Company to remodel into a first class cafe with Rath shelter at the corner. Architect Harry Leslie Walker oversees a $25 000 remodel with a cafe on the second floor and a banquet hall on the third floor. The Alabama Street and Union Depot locations will continue operating.
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Durand Restaurant Company
Preachioe Street
Edgewood Avenue
Anderson Hardware Company
Nunnally Company
Durand Company
Themaselves
Harry Leslie Walker
Alabama Street
Union Depot
Southern Mills Buy Futures to Hedge Cotton Prices
Savannah brokers report southern mills are purchasing a large volume of cotton futures in New York and will demand deliveries. The move aims to exploit lower futures prices while spot cotton in the South has not declined similarly.
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Savannah
Savanah Brokers
Southern
New York
Brown Shoe Company Sets New 1909 Shipments Record
The Brown Shoe Company of St. Louis reports 1909 shipments the largest in its history, with nine straight years of gains and nearly tripled business. It operates eight factories, turns out over six million pairs annually, and markets White House, Buster Brown Blue Ribbon, and other lines. The firm employs 125 traveling salespeople covering the United States.
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Brown Shoe Co
St. Louis
Lhat
White House
Brown Stice
United States
Many Applicants For Boys' Club Band
Last night near fifty boys joined the Boys' Club to form a band. The band membership is limited to thirty four and was filled well before the organization hour. Deposits of twenty five cents were paid, and thirteen have already saved their place. The Ladies' Auxiliary will meet Tuesday to consider the band. Donated or second hand instruments are welcomed, with notice to the Boys' Club at 19 Trinity Avenue. Names listed include Earl Schoen, Archibald Freeman, Quincy Ulmer, Ray Love, Ike Murdoch, Gordon Freeman, Paul Bouriques, Elmer Ellis, Henry Stringer, Jacob Solomon, Dewitt Smith, Dean Smith, Luther Baut-Bight, Joe Brantley, Lewis Pearson, William Alexander, Stonewall Jackson, Roy Crawley, and others.
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Ladies’ Auxiliary
Boys’ Club
Boya! Club
Trinity Avenue
Earl Schoen
Conrad Selenky
Archibald Freeman
Quincy Ulmer
Ray Love
Ike Murdoch
Gordon Freeman
Paul Bourigues
Elmer Ellis
Kincey Johnson
Henry Stringer
Jacob Solomon
Paul Brantley
Dewitt Smith
Johnnie Thompson
Vernon Frank
Wiliam Alexander
Dean Smith
Luther Baut- Bight
Joe Brantley
Lewis Pearson
Deck Wallace
Ralph Wallace
Cadhe Reeves
Elmore Hays
Frank Manning
Charleton Halyburton
Reuben Whatley
Irvin Beall
William Tulley
Alien Callahan
Stonewall Jackson
Roy Crawley
Buel Crawley
Valet to Testify for Albert Patrick in Rice Case
New Orleans January 20 Relatives of Albert T Patrick the New York lawyer confined at Sing Sing prison for the murder of William Marsh Rice have secured a promise from James F Jones Rice's former valet who has turned up after three years missing that he will return to New York and give evidence believed to help Patrick gain release Jones recently appeared here and said he was tired of being chased around the world He announced he had come to make a clean breast of it and settle the whole affair Jones testimony at the trial aided Patrick's conviction
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New Orleans
Albert.t. Patrick
New York
Sing Sing
Honaiie
William Marsh Rice
Iles F. Jones
Rice
Patrick
Tinea
Jonea
Ten-Year Sentence For Landrum In Voluntary Manslaughter
Rome Ga January 20 Special. Micajah Lenarum found guilty of voluntary manslaughter by the jury last night received a ten year sentence in the Georgia penitentiary when court adjourned at 2 pm. His counsel said they would move for a new trial and ask bail pending appeal. Bail was granted and Landrum released pending the hearing.
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Rome
Maddox
Micajah Lenarum
Jmnd
Jin
Georgia Penteentiary
Landrombe
Landrum
Governors Convene on Auto Regulation and Extradition
Washington notes from the House of Governors meeting where Massachusetts Governor Draper urged state auto regulation, proposing an auto commissioner model and annual registrations. Georgia Governor Brown backs such regulation to curb reckless driving. The conference adjourned without formal positions, while topics included women’s political status and extradition law as explained by Governor Ansel of South Carolina.
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John Corrigan, Jr
Washington
House of Governors
Brown
Frent Draper
Massachusetts
Draper
Masachusetta
Georgia
Hhs
League of Self-Supporting Women
New York
Hughes
Willson
Kentucky
Hadley
Missouri
Ansel
South Carolina
Aneel
Comer
Alabama
Ozomulsion Food Medicine for the Home Promoted
An advertisement touts Ozomulsion as a rich liquid nutrient and tissue builder for the feeble emaciated and thin, claiming it nourishes blood and muscles. It urges readers to ask for Ozomulsion by name and provides 3 oz trial bottles via mail from The Ozomulsion Co. New York.
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Ozomulsion Co
Peart St
New York
Plain White Lawn and Striped Lawn Fabrics Featured
A list of fabrics including plain white lawn checkt lawn striped lawn India linen wash chiffon madras eiderdown is presented with catalog notes. The item notes suggest textile options for garments and home use.
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India
Madras Eiderdown
Interstate control and state rights urged at conference
The speaker urged liberal appropriations for river improvements and warned that national control over interstate affairs would erode state authority. He criticized suppressing state courts and shifting interstate business to national oversight as a move that would bind the government closer to large properties and detach it from smaller holdings.
Roosevelt Boomed for Speaker of House
Washington reports Roosevelt for speaker of the house as a growing rumor among congress members. It claims he may run in New York's first district, Oyster Bay home, and be elected speaker if he runs. Representative William W. Cocks allegedly willing to step aside for Roosevelt.
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Edison Ce
Piace
National Phonograph Co
Lakeside Avenue
Orange
N. J
Washington
Roosevelt
House of Representatives
Congress
Br. Roosevelt
New York State
Oyster Bay
Hoonavelt
William W. Cocks
Roonevelt
Decatur to Get New Postoffice
Washington reports Decatur will receive a new postoffice with government rent for quarters. Colonel Livingston referred options to Major Houston, who will consult Decatur residents on the choice. Three proposals were rejected for being too costly, and the department will be informed of the selected building.
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Washington
Livingston
Decatur
Houston
Precedent Smashed by Supreme Court
Washington report notes a break in an expected rule as the Supreme Court convened with a partial quorum. Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Harlan Brewer Day and Lurton were present, with White and McKenna arriving late after attending a funeral in memory of the late ambassador Nabuco of Bragree.
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Washington
Ben
Supreme Court of the United States
Fuller
Harlan
Brewer
Day
Lurton
White
McKenna
Nabuco
Bragree
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Blanche Arras
Edison
Phillips & Crew Company
Peachtree Street
Edison Records
Edison Phonographs
Edison Repair Parts
Atlanta Phonograph Co
Io Walton
Durand’s Restaurant
Anderson Corner
Will Coral
Hardware Concern
Southern Mills
THE
Brown Shoe Company
Albert
Jones
Noaato
Gov. Brown
Massachusetts Law Regulating Autos
Conference of Governors
HOUSE
Supreme Court
Hans Feela
Rogers
Macon
Walter Chapman
M. L. Rogers
Sweet
Recordin’ Daly
State’ Court
Newspaper
Dachive
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