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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1910
Page
6
Ed Holsenbeck, a white youth, was arraigned in police court on a traveling blind tiger ordinance violation. Recorder Broyles fined him 800 dollars and sentenced him to 30 days in the stockade, with bond to state court on a whisky sailing charge, while Holsenbeck disputed a county officer’s remark about toddy.
A sequence of mortuary notices from Waynesboro Georgia and surrounding areas lists the deaths of Hurst Sr of Waynesboro Alpharetta Mrs Mary B Klasset and others. It notes funeral arrangements at Midway church Oakland cemetery Harry Pooles chapel and local residences with times and survivors. The items include infant deaths and a landmark golden wedding mentioned for Mrs Mary Roberts.
A business man recalls struggling with morning meals until he tried Grape-Nuts. Four teaspoons Grape-Nuts with sugar and a splash of cold milk reportedly sustain energy, prevent indigestion, and sharpen focus for the day. He credits this simple breakfast with renewed vigor and steadier nerves.
Two young girls held at the police barracks will depart for Cincinnati this afternoon with matron Mia Bahnefeld to enter the Home of the Good Shepherd. Captain Shepard thanked Atlantas for contributions that secured railroad fare, noting the fund covers early Monday transport and awaits Recorder Broyles’ consent.
In Montgomery on January 24 the state democratic committee backed May 2 for the primary while defeating the August plan. The move strengthens Banthead and his allies against Governor Comer. A convention will pick an executive committee and draft a platform on May 17. Comer did not attend the committee sessions.
A review of The Prince Chap at Grand with Elliot Dexter and Claudia detailing a noble hero and a dying mother’s child. Also covers Mia Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch at Lyric, with Helen Weatheraby and Mary McManus in lead roles and praise for the cast. Orpheum features The Turn of the Tide by Madden and Fitzpatrick, highlighted for its humor and heartfelt love story and Elfle Fay in The Belle of Avenue A.
A Dixie Flyer dining car collision occurred around 10 p.m. at Howell station when train 3a from Chicago to Jacksonville collided with a freight engine. Dishes scattered, waiters panicked, conductor Robert Stokings was scratched and bruised, one passenger lightly injured amid a harrowing scene.
Charles C Harper of Rome is named commander of the Georgia division United Confederate Veterans succeeding W Lamar Williams of Mecon. The appointment by Commander in Chief Clarence J Guen of Montgomery orders immediate reorganization of camps and Harper will announce his plan in a few days.
Mia H. Tillman seeks habeas corpus to regain custody of daughters Douschka and Sarah, alleging her husband Senator Benjamin R. Tillman drank excessively and treated her cruelly. Columbia reports the matter will be reviewed by the South Carolina Supreme Court next Monday after initial proceedings were halted for circuit court expertise concerns.
The report outlines habeas corpus proceedings over two granddaughters. B R Tillman Jr claims the children are with Mrs Tillman in Washington and that the law allows a father to seek custody for their good if the other parent is absent. The piece notes ongoing divorce talks and references other verdicts in unrelated cases.
A city council committee on prisons visits the stockade this morning to inspect compliance with the new stockade ordinance. They will rate superintendent elect Thomas G Lanford and discuss closer oversight. The group departs from City Hall at 9 20 am by automobile, avoiding the Black Maria, and aims to report to a called council meeting later this week.
Lieutenant Colonel Hiram M Chittenden of Washington receives promotion to brigadier and retirement on grounds of age. The reshuffle follows his early colonel of engineers service and aligns with General D. S. Suet’s note.
Brunswick Ga January 24 The sensational trial of J A Cooper former Western Union manager on four forgery indictments and one larceny after trust indictment collapsed when Judge Conyers sustained the demurrer on the larceny count Sixty witnesses attended as the defense won delays and the courtroom buzzed with speculation over the case involving Savannah based company offices and local shortages.
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