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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1908
Page
2
The Christmas number describes how and where to buy Gifts and Articles for all tastes ages and pockets. Twenty four Gift Suggestions shown here each representing a full page advertisement in the Christmas Delineator. The best issue in the most popular home magazine in America.
A Delineator issue highlights Christmas dinner guides Candies and table setting tips. Includes Charming Christmas Stories and Crawford Stradella serial instalment. Fashion features prominent with a year subscription offer. On sale everywhere for 15 cents, a gift for every family member.
Lydia Thompson a famed burlesque actress known as leader of The British Blondes died at Westminster Mansion London. Born February 19 1836 she rose to fame in London and Europe and became a sensation in the United States with The Black Crook tours. She earned an estimated 800000 dollars from American tours though she claimed only about 60900 pounds after losses to trusted associates.
Fire at Iron and Fatigued Company mine No 3 Pratt City fatally injures eight convicts who perished in the accident. Officials suspect arson intended to enable an escape as inquiry continues into the blaze that halted operations since Monday night.
Denver University manager and local officials sought President Roosevelt's help to secure a football game with Carlisle Indian School for December 5 in Denver. Carlisle reportedly had not canceled their Lincoln Nebraska date, prompting calls to Indian Affairs Leupp and messages from Senator Patterson and Governor Buchtel.
Washington November 18 a District of Columbia police court decision by Judge Mulalawney grants wives some rights including inspecting their husbands pockets. The remark that a wife who does not search pockets does not love her husband sparked debate. The case involved George Ridgeway arrested after his wife alleged threats. he was bound to keep the peace.
A public letter from Charles Francia Adams quoted by Representative McGall accuses tariff insiders of being thieves or hogs for opposing reform. Adams labels himself a reformer who wants all protective schedules removed, while criticizing the Ways and Means Committee for its handling of tariff revision.
Judge Hough ordered a jury to return not guilty verdicts in peonage conspiracy trials involving Harley an agent for the Florida East Coast railroad and three employment agents. The jury found for Bealdes Harley and the accused, with injunctions and damages noted. The case concerns alleged conspiracies to hold workers in servitude during road construction.
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In Buffalo on November 1 Dr Hiram D Walker a former Newbury NY resident now in Buffalo presented a paper asserting cancer is parasitic. He claimed seven years of experiments show the common garden worm is the cancer source, transmitted to humans via infected vegetables such as cabbage celery onions and lettuce. He cited sixty animal tests where parasite germs caused tumors and cancer cells were identified by specialists.
New Orleans November 18 The second day opening of the thirty second annual convention of the American Humane Association convened at 10 this morning in the Atheneum hall. Morning sessions covered essays and decisions on children's work and animal welfare. A report on anti cruelty efforts in U S territorial possessions was highlighted. An afternoon session continued discussions on humane matters and tonight a public session at the Atheneum was held.
General W P Duval chosen to succeed Major General John F Weston in the Philippines tricomta i. Duval to be assistant chief of staff with Weston leaving December 18 and handing over to General Tasker H. Bliss until Duval arrives. General George Barry expected to succeed as commander in Cuba.
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