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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1909
Page
10
A young merchant learns that placing working capital in a commercial account increases value and provides bank liquidity. By using the bank as a depository and reserve, he demonstrates repayment ability for loans and gains a vital lesson in banking relations for seasonal business needs.
Middlebrooks proposes rerouting Peters Street between Park and Beerman to provide two frontages along the Central railroad. He argues the change would boost property values, allow dual-frontage developments, and improve streetcar efficiency with potential sewer and water adjustments by cooperation of property owners. The plan envisions widening and reconnecting utilities, curbing, and potential private enterprise backing.
Rome dispatch reports Judge Moses Wright affirms he will seek the Seventh District seat in Congress. He denies any intent to accept another state office and says he will make a formal announcement and campaign when the nomination period arrives. Wright, a University of Georgia graduate, has served in the legislature and as solicitor general, now in his second term on the Rome superior court.
A fashion note describes the shirtwaist season introducing rings belt buckles fobs and a vivid "Vartet" of jewelry. It touts jade coral tiger eye and other colorings, urging shoppers to inspect distinct pieces with smart settings and attractive finishes.
Governor Smith and the state prison commission begin a touring inspection of proposed farms including the Wimberly plantation in Twiggs county and the Greer place in Turner county. Laurens county objects to a convict farm in their area, with petitions urging against location there. The party will visit Sumter and possibly other sites before deciding on a purchase.
Forecast predicts another fine day with warmer conditions. The weather advisory notes pleasant skies for the northern states east of the Mississippi and the Copper Belt area, while the east experiences rising temperatures ahead of a coastal storm low.
Weather notes show Florida rain continuing toward Charleston with high barometer over lake region signaling clearer southward conditions for several days. Nonsense about Teddy and Africa plus animals in Africa referenced. no clear event, no identifiable people or organizations beyond generic terms.
New York March 22 Members of the New York cotton exchange voted today on amendments to the bylaws to restore quarter grades. Amendments bring back fully good middling barely good middling fully middling barely middling and fully low middling with a 20 to 10 vote, while rarely low middling and fully good ordinary were set by 11x to 145. Amendments become effective on all deliveries for contracts maturing after February 19, IQ.
City at River Station faces a $20,000 bill if the Holly Pump Company does not replace a leaking cylinder in the Frank Price pump. Mayor Maddox demands a square business deal, insisting Holly bear the cost and keep the five year guarantee in force. Anderson of Holly will consult his firm and report back to the mayor.
A twentieth century tourist can plan a complete stay at the St Regis on Fifth Avenue and Thirty Fifth Street using a comprehensive Scientina Visiting plan. Hotel staff arrange sights and times from arrival to departure, including electric cab pickup and shipboard or rail connections, with elevated cuisine and reasonable rates for luxury rooms.
Letitia the baboon at Grant Park Zoo died yesterday around noon after a brief illness. The animal, bought about 30 days ago for $40 in New Orleans, had entertained visitors but began to droop two days earlier.
At Amite Louisiana the court house is ringed by state troops as Avery Blount faces murder charges in the Breeland case. Garfield Kinchen, implicated, is a fugitive. Ben Kinchen, brother of Garfield, is indicted for accessory to murder. Breeland killed Jay Everett before the事件. Breeland, wife, and mother-in-law rode in a buggy. Breeland shot, feigning death, and dying statements implicate Blount and Garfield Kinchen.
Dr Rosa Monnish faces a federal indictment over alleged illegal use of mail. Testimony shows she received letters described as lewd acts, with postal inspectors linking letters to her husband and others. Defense witnesses deny knowledge of most letters as the court adjourns for the day.
Major G In command of the coast artillery unit Savannah Volunteer Guards was commissioned again by Adjutant General A J Scott, restoring Stephens to duty amid earlier conflicts over encampment relief and retirement. Separately The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Chipley Harris County received a charter from Secretary of State Philip Cook with $25,000 capital, listing J W Hogen J F Jenkins J W Bryant H H Pratt and others as incorporators.
A fragmented dialogue depicts a wife blaming her husband for a rushed departure at Ascatrage station. The couple argues about attire and the missed train, expressing frustration and regret.
The Nations Cash Register Company holds a three day convention at the Piedmont hotel. William Pflum is general manager and T J Watson is sales manager. Delegates from many Southern states attend to discuss best methods for systematizing retail stores. Local headquarters are in Atlanta with RH Grant in charge. Notable attendees include A E Harless of the southern district and numerous sales agents from New Orleans, Memphis, Jacksonville, Atlanta, and other cities.
A citizen claims a manmade cavern opened on a neglected Atlanta street after rain. The so called Ate Jantas Mammoth cave sits near Chestnut and West Hunter streets, visible from streetcar lines. The piece urges public works to fix streets and sidewalks rather than chase curiosities.
Savannah Ga March 22 Special John Galretti is under arrest for violating the prohibition law after police found ten parti le of wine in his home He says he bought the wine to celebrate the christening of a baby born three days ago and intended to give it to friends at the ceremony
Augusta Georgia March 22 Special The testimony in the case against Smith Huck a white man charged with wife beating led Recorder Plaquet to express unequivocal support for whipping as punishment He sentenced Huck to six days in jail stating there was no higher penalty available He urged harsher public methods and quoted Goldsmith urging mercy amid a troubled scene
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