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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1910
Page
3
The article recounts the shacks where a druid hills robbery and murder were conceived and the scene of the crime. Detectives solved the case in three weeks. The lower scene shows the place of the murder and robbery, with the motorman at the spot where Motorman Brown was shot.
Three weeks after the Motorman Bryson murder near the Druid Hills trolley end, two suspects confess as investigations reveal a shack hideout where the crime was planned and funds divided. Detectives Black, Bullard, and H B Pierce report arrests, with trials set in DeKalb at a May 23 session led by Judge Bean.
Strathmore Alberta May 41 Special 18¢ British families travel 6990 miles to ready made farms across southern Alberta via Canadian Pacific railway. Immigrants arrive with complete homes and equipment, including 30 acres in crop, a dwelling, stable, well and tools. Providence Incorporated backs the plan to attract imperial settlers and spur western colonization.
British colonists flock to the Bow River irrigation project as the Canadian Pacific backs ready-made farms in Alberta. Married applicants with farming experience, funds, and intent to move family can purchase 100 acre plots, with six to ten year fully paid options. Notables from England, Scotland, and South Africa are among early buyers seeking a new life on Canadian lands.
Trade note urges wholesale merchants to exchange old trunks for new lines at great savings. Learn the line, order samples, and we will ship trunks subject to approval to keep.
The passage describes colonists being placed on adjacent farms to reduce loneliness and encourage exchange of machinery and labor. Each colony unit consists of four contiguous 640 acre sections with a central 5 to 10 acre reservation for school, church, and village uses. Relatives and friends are favored for placement on neighboring farms.
Berlin reports Karl May of Dresden, famed novelist and benefactor, long deemed a reforming bandit, faced libel revelations linking him to robbery decades ago. The saga recounts his theft ridden past with Kruegel, capture tricks, and a rise to wealth, piety, and literary fame until Loebius accuses him as a born criminal. May denies full details but loses moral standing while retaining villa and royalties.
A vivid snapshot of millinery shops viewed through two lenses the shopper seeking hats and the young job seekers who work in diverse outlets. From Broadway late signboards to small Fifth Avenue displays and Division Street workrooms to upper West and East Side homes the piece traces the varied scales and scenes of hat production and the people who sustain them.
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