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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
8
Thousands in Texas and the south are urged to try Imperial Eczema Remedy said to cure eczema permanently. The ad claims the product cleanses pores, reaches root causes, stops itching and pain, and leaves skin white and soft. If unavailable locally, send $1 for express delivery. Houston Texas.
Mise Lucile Smith hosts a party for twelve at Ment to Miss Susan Young’s guest Juanita Wile of Lancaster and others. Several society members plan events next week, with Mr J B H Ewing hosting guests for a Marist College baseball compliment dinner and Miss Babie Cobb Johnson entertaining. Other notes list travels and visits among families, with dining at Cafe Chantecler and extended trips to Colorado California Washington. Fine cakes remark closes item.
John A. Dix of Washington county was elected chairman of the Democratic state committee, succeeding W. J. Connors of Buffalo. Connors pledged cooperation to promote the state democracy, and Dix said he aimed to lead the entire party, not any faction, stressing a strong chance for success this year.
Miss Florence Wickham, called Prima Donna, will prosecute Jason Bert and P J Weir for stealing her trunk. A preliminary hearing is set this morning before Justice of the Peace Edger H Orr. Wickham and her attorney Victor L Smith expect conviction. content of the trunk remains unfound. Carl N Guess represents the defendants.
State and county tax returns urged now to avoid rush. Tax receiver T. ML Armistead signs notice.
A local magistrate in Auguste Georgia arrested a corpse kept in his office after a death declared from acute indigestion. John Green died while living with Martha Clarke who claims to be his wife. Anna Green swore a possessory warrant and the body was moved from an undertaker to the magistrate. The two women attended the hearing and agreed to allow a fraternal society to bury the body. A small insurance policy was noted as a possible trigger for the dispute. Boosters in LaGrange. Nashville Board of Trade visitors arrived by special train, with brass band and LaGrange hosts. Revival at Moultrie draws large crowds as Evangelist L.G. Walker and Prof. Woleslagat assist Pastor Arch C. Cree. a grand chorus from local churches and a sizable junior chorus enhance the services.
A weather forecaster named von Hermenn narrowly escapes injury during a chaotic on air moment. The fragment hints at a dramatic mishap as colleagues recall the incident and the brave reaction of the team.
A lighthearted column recalls a surprise rain shower and a boastful weatherman, blaming a local disturbance for unsettled skies. A Philadelphia railroad executive, Joseph S. Harris, dies suddenly in Germantown, with brief notice of his former position.
Effective June 4 the Southern Railway will operate a through sleeping car between Macon Atlanta and Asheville. It departs Macon at 5 00 p m and Atlanta at 8 45 p m arriving Asheville at 7 00 the following morning.
Annie Kenney a white woman living on State street was shot and fatally wounded in her room by W L Benton of Worth county. Policeman Perry entered to arrest Benton and was fired upon but not hit. Kenney gave a written statement saying Benton fired four times without provocation. The single bullet pierced a lung and lodged near the spine. Benton claimed she threatened him and that he acted in self defense.
Augusta Chronicle editor Tom Loyless, in Atlanta, weighs Watson Hardwick tensions and tenth district possibilities. He doubts Watson seeks Congress again but notes Watson could carry the tenth and possibly county counts if he ran. Loyless backs Dawell Eve as preferable representative and urges forgiveness on past feuds.
A brief line lists item prices and currency fragments including figures such as 1 50 4 50 2 00 3 50 3 25 1 25 TB 1 50 and 5 00, suggesting a commerce or bazaar context with assorted price points and denominations.
A Georgia campaign exchange highlights Chamberlin Johnson DuBose and Watson in the tenth district race. Discussion notes Eve as a strong challenger and remarks on party dynamics. The Constitution pledges support, while Augusta figures praise the paper’s aid. Mayor Gaynor agrees to a flight with Harmon, date pending.
Atlanta camp 159 of United Confederate Veterans plans memorial exercises at the Woman's Club on Baker Street at 3 p m today honoring Jefferson Davis. Bernard Swetter to deliver the address with Miss W Yeates directing the music and Würm's orchestra providing orchestral pieces. All veterans and Daughters of the Confederacy invited to attend. Carpenter confirmed as minister to Morocco by the Senate, with departure for Fes soon.
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