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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1909
Page
11
The advert touts genuine reductions on all in stock furniture except two items, urging buyers to act before October ends. It promises no leftovers, with pieces in mahogany, English, oak, walnut, brass, willow, and more, including full home furnishings and single items.
Mrs. Mabel A. Beauchain, 34, widow of John L. Beauchain and part owner of the Moxie Nerve Remedy, was found in her Aragon hotel room in Jacksonville with her throat cut. She had attended Buffalo Bill’s show the day before and was in declining health amid fears of an operation. Dr E E Banker, her visiting physician, was across the hall and owned the razor used. A marriage to Banker was rumored.
New Orleans report says a 14 year old white boy Thomas Davidson and his younger brother John were found drowned in the Mississippi after vanishing from a boarding house on October 21. Their mother Mrs Lany Davidson, en route to Georgia with other children, had stopped in New Orleans. The family previously resided in Dallas and Boston.
Mild, almost summer like days expected as the local weather bureau notes continued fall with slightly warmer probabilities. The outlook cites several pleasant days ahead and a habitual weather pattern shaping the near term.
The Climax tops the Grand bill this week with Olga Nethersole in a emotionally intense stage piece. Friday and Saturday feature Nethersole performing Sapho and the tour includes several social question rounds. The Orpheum opens with The Writing on the Wail to rave reviews and strong audience turnout.
Chicago October 26 Mrs Charles Netcher owner of the Boston Store increased life insurance to 1 000 000 making her perhaps the wealthiest insured woman in America The move follows a $506 000 policy on her husband earlier in 1904 to protect the business from sudden loss Lillian Shaw and Willard Holcombe engage audiences with St Elmo at the Lyrica with Martin Alsop starring as the lead
Cincinnati October 26 The Eshelby Tobacco Company proprietor of The Cincinnati Commercial Tribune filed a federal suit in district court against the Burley Tobacco Society president Clarence Tebus and Alonzo Ferguson seeking 196000 dollars damages. It alleges defrauding 65241 dollars and seeks treble under the Sherman act.
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