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Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1910

Page

26

Attractive North Side Homes and Lots for Sale

Real estate notices advertise a selection of north side properties including a five room bungalow with basement, a three story house with furnace and servants’ rooms, an east front lot 56 by 190, and multiple Ansley Park lots priced from 1,500 to 3,000. Leases and rent yields highlighted with 19 percent net on one investment.

Carne West Peach Tree Street North Side East Front Ansley Park Forrest Avenue North Boulevard Peachtree Ea A Sa Aterm North Sid Jackson Street Crew Steery Peachtree Street Markham H. Fischer Nati Bank Bell Phone Main Cooperative Real Estate Malcolm M Loan CO IAC. Neill Git Empire Oak Street Copenhill Cherokee Avenue Ap Ee West End Ashby Street Ogiethorne Atlanta Cole ‘Jewa Park Call Gee Cosme

Minnesota voters are for Ollie James

Memphis strike on meat spreads via petitions to abstain from meat eating to push down prices, aiming to reach over 1,090 names by Sunday. Memphis workingmen’s clubs and officers back the move, requiring signers to pledge abstention from meat.

Memphis Tenn Ihb Workingman's Club League

Wreck on Spanish River Kills Over Twenty as Cars Sink

Sudbury Jan 24 reports tell of a Canadian Pacific wreck on a Spanish River bridge. More than thirty injured rushed to hospitals while submerged cars hinder recovery of victims. Surviving conductor Reynolds heroic in rescuing eight passengers from the sunken dining car. Eleven bodies recovered by 6:30 p.m. with an estimated 35 to 40 still in wrecked coaches.

Sudbury Omarlo Spanish River Todey Childerlouse Sault Ste. Marie Ontario Roberthon Canadian Pacifi Railroad Pearce Toronto Hrakeman Morrison Vilage Nairn Canadian Pacific Eroven Hero Thomas Reynolda Reynolds W. J. Bell Brodie Bell Cims Alfonso Rousel D. M. Brodie C. Houde

Plea For Two Girls Help From Atlanta Citizens

Two arrested girls Hallie Brooks aged 14 and Beulah Tatum aged 15 face a grim future unless funds arrive to send them to a reformatory school. Captain Shepard appeals to Atlanta sportsmen and the public to support transportation to Cincinnati, where Sisters of the Good Shepherd will care for them. He emphasizes the need for immediate aid to keep the pair from lingering in the underworld.

I Cinnati Underworld Nefty Hallie Brooks Beulah Tatum Tele Pollent Bahnefeld Lepve Cincinnati Sisters of the Good Shepherd Shepard Atlanta Police Decatur Collins Streets Jim Shepard Rusty Row

Taft and Tillman Clash in Good-Natured Banter

Washington reports Taft and Senator Tillman clashed in a lighthearted talk on army personnel at the Military Order of the Carabao banquet. Tillman offered pointed remarks, Taft defended the army, both parties treating the exchange as a joke. Speaker Cannon and Rep. J. D. Full attended and spoke briefly.

Taft Tillman Washington Tillmah South Carolina Guba Military Order of the, Caraboo Tafton Mr. Tillman Mr. Taft White House Cannon T. Full Laws Rouse Committee On Alao

Atlanta Firms Urged to Bid on New Post Office Furnishings

Washington reports that the Atlanta post office building will need about 50000 in furnishings and 38060 yearly for upkeep including fuel lights water and staff. President Paxson of the Atlanta Chamber urges local bid opportunity and Colonel Livingston of the Treasury to push Atlanta merchants.

John Corrigan, Jr Washington Atlanta WHL Uncle Sam Feulonel Livingston C. D. Hilles the Treasury F. J. Paxon Atlanta Chamber of Commerce Ment Colonel Livingston Paxon Washington, D. C Coto~nel Livingston

Taggart May Lose His Right Eye in Hunt Accident

Indiana statesman Thomas Taggart suffered facial injuries from a hunting mishap near Fayette Mississippi. Doctors expect removal of 42 lead particles from his face and chest while en route to Indianapolis. Taggart remains cheerful, with condition described as satisfactory despite potential vision impairment.

Memphis Tenn Thomas Taggart Indiana Fayette Miss Taggart Indianapolis Natchez, Miss R. C. French Mr. Taggart W. H. Norton Biane Jurley J. . Ball Dr. French Memphia

Bryan Not a Candidate in Democratic Nomination Race

Coroua Christi reports that Charles W. Bryan says William Jennings Bryan is not a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination in 1822. The statement comes as Bryan travels toward his estate in the lower Rio Grande on a hunting and fishing trip, with plans to depart for Say Benito.

Coroua Christi Lexus Sanuary Bryans Charles ‘W. Bryan Bryan Bryan Estate Rio Grande Valley Benito

Nicaraguan Arrest Suspect Pleads After Wandering City

A man in New Orleans, January 22, arrested on vagrancy charges, gave the name Joseph Secuera claiming he previously served with the Nicaraguan legation in Washington. He appealed tonight for aid, denied the charges against him, and said he had recently received funds to travel from Washington to Bluefield but became stranded in New Orleans.

New Orleans Joseph Secuera Waghinton Washington T Bluefield

Wreck of the Big Four Night Express Kills Five Crew in Cincinnati

A Big Four night express wreck near Cincinnati results in five dead and fifteen injured, all crew members. Engineer Fred C. Murphy, fireman C. W. Goldie, and brakeman Michael Lewis among the dead. others suffer severe burns from steam as the engine jumps the track after a piece of iron derailed the locomotive.

Cincinnati Ohio Chicago Here Fred C. Murphy Indian Auctor Kengort C. W. Goldie Indianapolis John Stickel Indianpolis Michael Lewis Kansas City Kan Brent Qoldie Ats Big Four

Minnesota Hits Inheritance Tax Fight Over Kennedy Estate

New York January 22 Special. Minnesota asserts the right to tax inherited stock in major firms, led by the Kennedy estate. The dispute centers on 100000 shares of Great Northern Railway with a par value near 19006000 and other multinational holdings. Courts would decide if corporate stock located in Minnesota is taxable there for estates of various big owners.

New York Minnesota John Stewart Kennedy Great Northern Railway Stocik EH Harrison D. D. Mills J. Rogers Ove Fitzpatrick Chicago Federation of Labor Baltimore & Ohio Pittsburg Ue Postum Cereal Co Battle Creek Labor Trust Brest Postum Go. Ltd Commercial National Bank of Chicago Federation of Labor Postum Cereal Co. Ltd Chicago Federation’ of Labor

Auld and Swift in Orbit of Navy Yard Scandal

Washington January 22. A court martial is ordered for Paymaster George Perelyat Auld and Assistant Surgeon A S Robnett on charges by Inspector H E Ames of the Boston Navy Yard. The case follows the December cancellation of Madeline Swift’s engagement to Harry Durr Storer, son of Rear Admiral William Swift. Dr Edward Spencer Cowles accuses Admiral Swift of concealing charges and pressuring witnesses. The ballroom altercation last December 11 at the Boston Navy Yard residence of Dr Amos forms the core incident with Auld striking Cowles. The affair drew in Secretary Meyer and Senator Lodge, and notes of an old “while on shore” offense appear in the charges. The matter remains a public and naval intrigue.

Washington George Perelyat Auld A. S. Robnett H. E. Ames Boston Navy Yard Mies Madeline Gray Swift Wiliam Swift Harry Durr Storer New York Atlanta Swift Edward Spencer Cowles Boston Theodore Roosevelt Amos Cowles Admiral Swift Meyer Henry Cabot Lodge Dr. Cowies Starer H Hess Lewi

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