Peabody Named New President of Mutual Life
New York Dec. 13 Charles A Peabody was elected president of the Mutual Life Insurance Co to fill the vacancy caused by Richard A McCurdy's resignation He will take office January 1 replacing Frederick Cromwell as temporary president Peabody will be paid 50000 annually while McCurdy earned 150000 a year The board also adopted thanks to Cromwell and nominated successors for two trustee posts with decisions deferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Charles A. Peabody
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
Board of Trustes
Peabody
Mutual Life Ingurance Co
Richard A. McCurdy
Mlindlg Central
Union Pacific
Delaware and Hudson Railroad Co
British American Insurance Co
Frederick Cromwell
Mr Erwin Vonderau to Return Home
Mr Erwin H L Vonderau will return from Havana Cuba where he has worked as Coca Cola Company agent. He plans to visit for Christmas with his father W P Vonderau and notes southern Cuba travel quarantines delayed his return. The piece urges Chamber of Commerce to expand membership for local business interests.
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Erwin HL. Vonderau
Havana
Cuba
Coca Cola Company
Atlanta
Vonderau
W. Pp. Vonderau
New York
Lindsay Named Again for Place
Atlanta Georgia December 13 Captain John W Lindsey of Wilkinson County was yesterday reappointed by Governor Terrell as pension commissioner for a term of three years from December 6 1905. This marks his third term and the start of six more years in the job. Several candidates withdrew, leaving Lindsey the favored choice due to his energy and familiarity with duties. He has generally satisfied the state with his administration amid statutory constraints and occasional conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
John W. Lindsey
Wilkinson County
Terrell
Captain Lindsey
Lindsey
Jawa
Italian Woman Sentenced to Hang for Killing Suitor
Hackensack N J Dec 13 Antoinette Tolla an Italian woman with two children was sentenced to be hanged on January 12 for shooting Joseph Santa who tried to win her from her husband at Kingsland last March She fired five times from a revolver Rossa another Italian was set to hang the same day for killing Demetrio Dinofrio at Lodi.
Croup Remedy Adverts Prompt Immediate Use
A booster note urges immediate action at first croup symptoms. Cham berlain's Cough Remedy is recommended to prevent the attack when given promptly. The product is described as safe and pleasant to take and is sold by H. R. Palmer & Sons and W. J. Smith & Bro. in Athens.
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Chamberlain
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Athens
W. J. Smith & Bro
King of
B. G. Case
Canton Center
Conn
U. S
Croup
Chamber of Commerce Endorses Railroad Petition in Athens
An enthusiastic chamber meeting at city hall endorsed Gainesville Midland Railroad and Sea Board Air Line Railway Company plans to build large modern freight terminals in Athens. John D. Moss chaired a unanimous resolution urging council approval and a standing committee to assist, with a public committee named to present the petition.
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Gainesville
Chamber of Commerce
John D. Moss
Gainesville Midland Railroad
Seaboard Air Line Railway Company
Michael
Cauncil
Messrs
C. B. Griffith
E. H. Dorsey
M. C. Nicholson
H. R. Palmer
O. H.arnold
A. H. Talmadge
D. P. Haselton
T. 8. Mell
J. “. Caribera
A. H. Hodgeon
W. C. Weatherford
E. J. Bondurant
Foundry Street
Gainesville Midland
H. H. Dean
Dean
Alderman O'Farrell
Alderman Rows
Alderman Vonderall
J. D. Moss
BE. H. Dorsey
M. G. Nicholson
H. R
Of Interest to Mothers on Foley's Honey and Tar
A health notice urges mothers to stock Foley's Honey and Tar to combat croup in children. It cites a San Francisco testimonial from Mrs. George H. Picket describing rapid relief after one dose, claiming safety and lack of opiates, and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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Foley
George H. Picket
San Francisco
Cal
Freshmen deny guilt in vandalism at University of Georgia
The class of 1909 at the University of Georgia passes resolutions disavowing any responsibility for the December vandalism on the Normal School and University buildings. They condemn the act, protest the imputations, and affirm their class’s opposition to such conduct, led by President Dwight L. Rogers.
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University of Georgia
Normal School
State Normal College
Dwight L. Rogers
BeRTO Man Ed Smith Sentenced for Vagrancy
Yesterday Judge Cobb sent Ed Smith, a BeRTO man, to the chain gang for twelve months on the charge of vagrancy. He was found dying near the Seaboard depot and several articles such as valises and overcoats were missing. A warrant for stealing was sworn, but not proven. the vagrancy sentence stands while the other charge remains pending.
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Cobb
Berto
Ed Smith
Chainpang
Smith
Seaboard
Georgia room relics reflect Civil War era unrest
The Georgia room received relics and books including a memorial copy of Gordon Reminiscences, Life In Dixie during the War by Mary Gay, Naval Records, and Civil War memorabilia. A sword and silver medal linked to Lieut Conner and Commander Tattnall were displayed, with A D Cs seeking more records from Georgia papers and a note of thanks to Mrs. Rounceval.
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Georgia
John B. Gordon
Atlanta
Dixie
Mary Gay
Decatur
U. S
Paul Semmes
Gettysburg
G. C. Conner
Macon
Conner
Clapton
Richmond
Tattnall
Hampstead
England
A. D. Cs
Rounceval
Katherine C. Stiles
Angier to Get GED Bell's Place Angier to Get GED
Atlanta, Ga, Dec. 13. It is almost certain President Roosevelt will name former District Attorney E. A. Angier within days to be DA and Carter Tate will succeed him as first assistant. Tate favors the plan and Angier's Atlanta friends pressed for the move. Angier would fill the vacancy left by George Bell who resigned. salaries are 2260 and 5000 respectively.
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Atlanta
Roosevelt
E. A. Angier
Carter Tate
Angier
Blue Ridge Tuesaday
Washington
A. K. and
George Bell
Peruna Endorsed by City Health Clerk in Jacksonville
C D Taylor, longtime Clerk of the City Board of Health, Jacksonville, commends Peruna as an effective family medicine for the health of the poor and general citizenry. He cites improvements in catarrh, lungs, and stomach, and endorses the remedy as honest and reliable. Address Dr A B Hartman of The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus Ohio for more information.
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C. D. Taylor
City Board of Health
Jacksonville
Fla
O. D. Taylor
A. B. Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Ohio
Hearst Loses Out In His Contest in Albany
The New York Court of Appeals upholds Mayor McClellan's camp and denies Hearst and allies. It rules courts lack power to force opening ballot boxes or recounts via mandamus. The decision concerns the November 7 election for mayor and related posts in New York City, in a five to two division.
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Albany
N. Y
Court of Appeals
New York
George B. McClellan
William Randolph Hearst
Municipal Ownership League
Parker
Mandamus
Board of Aldermen
New York County
Hearst
New York City
Governor Terrell Appoints Supreme Bench Members
Governor Terrell is praised for making satisfactory appointments to positions on the supreme bench.
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Terrell
Supreme Bench
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John C. Wise
Navy
Mutual Lif Insurance Company of
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Mr. Cromwell
Rafua W. Peckham
Mimory McClintock
Elihu Root
Erwin Vonderau
Lindsay
New Railroad
Confederate Museum
Mutual Live Star Talmadge Building
Sk Insurance Co. of
Athens, Georgia
Geo
Bwyler
Me Stephenso
Wilson T
Manazored & Bhack
Attorn
Holman
Cartthers
Deadwyler, Jr
E. M. M. Stephenson
W. T. Dreger
B. B. Harris
Ged
Bell
MR. C. D. Taylor
Clerk Board OF Health
Petu-Na
Supreme Court of New York
McClellan
Cullen
Gray
O'Brien
Haight and Werner
Bartlett
Vann
State University
J. S. Stewart
Gridiams
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