Two Sales in Our Second Floor Skirts Sale
Real value skirts offered in two sales on the second floor all sizes and lengths. Price listed at five dollars from seven fifty value with sale pricing highlighted.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1907
Page
14
Real value skirts offered in two sales on the second floor all sizes and lengths. Price listed at five dollars from seven fifty value with sale pricing highlighted.
Sixty eight dozen waists in a new line, all stylish and priced well above their real value. More than a dozen designs shown, made of fine lawns and batistes with lace and Swiss embroidery. Full blouse styles with elbow sleeves. Real values run from 1.50 to 2.00, but the entire line is 75 cents for choice on the second floor. Come early while sizes last.
Boise June 2 Unions seek small evidence delay as the Haywood murder case nears closing. Clarence Darrow to present defense if the state rests and Pettibone Orchard connections and Hugo Pettibone records are invoked to link to the Bradley crime. Red Editorials in Miners Magazine denounce Governor Brennenberg and other officials with sharp political attacks spanning 1900 to 1906.
Eastbound United No 2 on Baltimore and Ohio derailed in a tunnel near Mitchall Indiana early today. The engine drawer broke, cars piled on the tender, all but one sleeper left the track. Several passengers injured but none killed. Injured sent to Cincinnati except two brought to Mitchall: C. C. Gardner of Hamilton Ohio with facial wounds and Walter Gabriel of Seymour Indiana with deck injuries. Man found guilty of manslaughter in Sioux Falls.
Statements from J. Levin general superintendent of Western Union and Edward J. Nally of Postal Telegraph Cable Co deny any strike plans or refusal to hear employee complaints. They cite ongoing wage increases already given and say they have no current grievances, while urging fair treatment and consideration of reasonable employee concerns.
Duffy of Griffin came to Atlanta and after imbibing too freely stayed at a negro lodging house on 830 Decatur. He was fined 375 by the recorder. Mrs DeFrense of 104 Gay treated prosecuted Lula Crenshaw for letting a vicious dog run at large. a plea to kill the dog spared the fine. An inbound East Point car struck a dray at Broad and Hunter, injuring Teston O Neal. White man A J Kline pleaded guilty to drunkenness and cursing nurses, fined 10. Grady hospital ambulance took O Neal to 13 Kennett street. Orphan outing had many children but no lost child. Louis Poindexter aided in returning him home. Officer Maddox broke a wheel and injured his arm during a police escort of a children's ride. Virginia Bankers at Jamestown exposition opened with James R Branch discussing currency elasticity.
Naples Italy June 20 a severe automobile accident at Calgnello about one hundred miles from Naples left five men dead The car traveling at high speed struck a rock and was demolished One victim was Prince Pescara a nobleman related to the Spanish royal house His death will cast mourning over Lower Italy The crash was witnessed by Mr Ogden Cadman of New York on a touring trip.
The list records multiple obituaries and funeral plans. Mo 1 Walker funeral at St Philip's Episcopal Church at 4 PM with interment in Oakland. Mrs C Allison, 65, died at 149 Davis Street and was taken to Cuthbert GA. Infant son of Mr and Mrs Angel Bellar died at 92 Connolly arrest. services at residence with Hollywood interment. George Miller’s relatives request interment after death at boarding place. service in Harry G. Poole chapel at 3 PM, interment at Marke Scott. Infant daughter of Mr and Mrs J A Scott died. funeral at Poole chapel yesterday, interment Greenwood. Claude Fuller Jr infant son of Claude and wife. funeral at Greenberg Hand Bloomfeld chapel. interment Westview. Pauline Carnelis funeral at Greenberg Bond Bloomfeld private chapel, interment Westview. Flo Duncan, 4, daughter of Mrs Duncan, died of meningitis at private sanitarium. body at 139 South Pryor Street.
A bronze statue honoring Colonel Govan and members of the Forty-eighth Pennsylvania Volunteers, killed at Petersburg, was unveiled today near Petersburg Virginia. Governor Swanson of Virginia and Stuart of Pennsylvania attended. Confederate and Union veterans participated in ceremonies and a parade, with memorial tablets unveiled at the crater battlefield.
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