Bowles Elected President of Isilimore Trust and Guarantee
Telegram from Ron Baker reports Thamag Ho Bowles elected president of the Isilimore Trust and Guarantee Company to take effect May I A Baltimore Telegram notes Bowles rise in finance. Bowles, once Atlanta citizen, married Major Cunningham’s daughter and later served as general agent for Mutual Life Insurance in New Orleans before a rupture with AW McCurdy. Bowles has since established headquarters in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thamag HO Bowles
Athinta
Nortt
Islaimore Trust and Guarantee Company
Ron Baker
Bowles
Baltimore Trott and
Ce Iarantes Company
Bowlse Wan
Atlanta
Alexander
Cunningham
Elt
Fowles
New Crcteans
Thors
Mutual Life Insurance Company of
New Tork
AW McCurdy
McCurdy
Dinkins Acquitted in Minnow Brown Murder Trial
Special week of the superior court reports Dinkins charged with murder of Minnow Brown two years ago but acquitted after a two day trial. Trial involved Sartian and white participants. another murder case to be tried.
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Winnow" Brown
Eaaien
Apell
Crimipal
Wash Dinkins
Minnow Brown
Strong Speech by Pres. Clark at Georgia Medical Meet
The second day of the Georgia State Medical Association convened at 9 AM with President De Mon Clark of Macon presiding. Attendees from Atlanta, Savannah, Athens, and other areas heard his annual address praised as scholarly.
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State Medical Association
Fitzgerald
Flileweral Gap
Georgia State Medical Association
de Mon Clark
Macon
Atlanta
Savannah
Aascon
Ty Cra
P Calhoun
WF Loepel
Allan George Ro White
Hannah Joh Goes
Athena Wow Terre
Douglass
JT Gammage
Pineview
Fort
Lumpkin
Frasier
Lee Grant Hotel
Fraser
Georgia Medical Association
Clark
al Pilcher
Warrenton
J Ho McDuffle
Columbus
Palmer Alley
D ‘Coleman
Augusta
Harbin
Rome
Atlanta Hirmingham and Lande Railroad
Ke Hall
WS Bikin
GW Blanton
Haunawick
Wos Gold
Hon William A Teasly Dead in Canton Georgia
Prominent Canton Georgia figure William A Teasly dies at age 74 after a choke of paralysia suffered in his garden. A sixty year Canton resident, he was a leading lawyer and former judge of the superior court and Cherokee representative in the Georgia legislature. Survived by wife and several children, his funeral with Masonic honors to be held at the Canton Methodist church tomorrow.
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Anton
Adianerd
Canton
William A Teasly
Thianecton
Teasty
Auperiot
Georgia
John Galt
Gabnel
George J Teast
Agnes Coggin
William A Tenely
Binnie Hutcherson
Chester Bo Teast
Cannon
Temains
Views of Cooper on human stomach raise medical debate
In The New Orleans Item an article surveys doctors' reactions to L. T. Cooper and his stomach theory and medicines. Some physicians credit Cooper for patient improvements, especially in chronic stomach and kidney cases, while others doubt the lasting value and warn against professional prejudice. Jacobs Pharmacy notes Cooper medicines are sold nationwide.
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Cooper
New Orleans
L. T Coopers
Coopers
Coopers Medicine
United States
iJacoba Pharmacy
Late comers seated as grand rule is abolished vote
Patrons at the Grand Hays vote 289 to 254 to abolish the rule that latecomers could not be seated until after the curtain fell. Manager DeGive notes no complaints of hindrance and says the rule aimed to please patrons affected by late entries. Voting occurred during Wednesday and Thursday performances with ballots in the box office.
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Grand Hays
DeGive
Patrona
Thos
Welr Battors
Two Roads Remain Outside Theatrical Party Rate Plans
The Southern Theatrical Managers Association announced a 2 cent party rate for groups of ten or more at the Chattanooga meeting. Only two lines still stay outside the agreement as other lines align, boosting bookings at the Grand from ten or twelve attractions to over fifty for the next season.
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Southern Theatrical Managers Association
Chattanooga
Southern
Seaboard
Aeason
Death takes Mrs J Z Daves after three weeks illness
Mrs Joel T Daves wife of the presiding elder of the district died last night at the residence after a three week illness Funeral arrangements will be announced later Sophie Pauline Wright born in Columbus about thirty years ago. She had been living at Colonel Charles Whiteford’s residence in Edgewood and as a resident of Atlanta. She leaves a brother Arminius Wright, a well known attorney, and many friends across the state.
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Can “ Amn
Joel T Davex
Eller
Thta
Agangemenia
Mra Daven
Vlas Sophie Pauline Wright
Columbus
Charles Whiteford
Edgewood
Atlanta
Dave
Thin City
Arminius Wright
Dis mak es Made President of Columban Show Case Co
Columbus April 16 Special descrip shows DMamakes elected president of the Columbus Show Case Company. Jo Harsey returned to Cleveland to oversee interests while retaining stock. Coope a wealthy Columbus businessman bought stock and became director. Company had operated full time only this year with a noted 25 percent rise in first quarter 19 08 over the prior year's comparable period.
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Columban
Columbus
Jo Harsey
Cleveland
Ohio
Theompany
Columbua Show
Russian Troops Invad Persian Territory Near Lenkoran
Russian forces reportedly crossed into Persian territory near Lenkoran on the Caspian coast in a punitive move against Kuchish raiders. The incident follows renewed attacks on Russian garrisons at Detesuvar frontier fort, prompting fresh military action.
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Persia
Lenkoran
Kuchish
Detesuvar
Alabaraye Agri Executive Committee Meeting Held
The executive committee of the Alabara weekly paper chapter will meet Friday to finalize the organization. President Rowell of Wrawton leads the slate with officers and members including Sana Jaan Jo Stanc and Greed Fle.
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Alabar
Atiare
Rowell
Wrawton
Sana Jaan
Jo Stanc
Greed
Col Scruggs Improves After Months Illness
Well known Atlantan Col Scruggs, longtime resident of 445 Peachtree Street, has been indisposed at home for the past month. His health is improving and he hopes to be out in a few days, bringing respite to Atlanta and readers nationwide who have followed his illness.
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Scruggn
Advance Guard Arrives For Great Methodist Conference
Chattanooga April 18 The advance guard of the Great Methodist Laymen's Conference arriving next week begins to reach. Dr Walter Ro Lambutt general secretary and G W Cain review meeting details at headquarters with Dr Josiah Strong New York secretary of the American Institute for Social Service. Am Fansidor Bryce of Great Britain will sail from Washington Monday to Chattanooga. Noted speakers are due to follow and by Tuesday night all will be on site. Preparations are practically complete.
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Chattanooga
Tonn
Walter Ro Lambutt
G W Cain
A Thers
Josiah Strong
New York
American Institute For Social Service
Am Fansidor
Missionary Union Holds Annual Gathering in Moultrie
In Moultrie Georgia the Macon Presbytery Woman's Missionary Union met at the local church for its annual convention. Delegates representing about 30 to 40 unions attended. welcome services featured lay members and Pastor Hey J Venmbie. Mrs A G Miller of Americus spoke, and committees were organized with reports from juvenile agents and statements by hex Mott Martin, a returned missionary from the Congo Free State.
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Oman
Macon Presbytery
Moultrie Ga
Womans Missionary Union
Moultrie
Hey JG
A G Miller
Amerius
G Miller
Hex Mott
Martin
Wissionas Vy
Congn Free State
Three Royster Guano workers die from gas inhalation in Macon
In Macon on April 18 three Royster Guano Company employees died after inhaling poisonous gases in the acid chamber of the factory. Four more workers fell ill, one likely fatally. Coroner Young empaneled a jury and held an inquest on John Glimore, citing the incompetence of Superintendent Stamps and Woreman Gonzalyen. A fourth man died late this evening from the effects of the ailment.
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Macon
Royster Guano Company
Company 5
John Gilmore
Charles Ghiggs Greene Lowdy
Young
John Glimore
Nath Thompson Speaks at the Y M C A Sunday
A rousing men’s meeting led by Rev Nath Thompson is planned for Sunday at 3:30 PM at the Young Men’s Christian Association on Pryor Street and Auburn Avenue. Thompson, recent revival speaker at Thealey Memorial Church, will deliver a fiery sermon to men, with special music and a program designed to emphasize gospel truth and his distinctive style.
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Nith Thompson
Young Mena Christin Association
Pryor Street
Auburn Avenue
Aculock
Thompson Waseen
Thealey Memorial Church
Mimael
Fen Man
Tree Falls Across Track Delays Seaboard Train
An engine tender and baggage car derailed when a large pine tree blocked the Seaboard Air Line eastbound train 6 miles west of VWeian Oswald yesterday afternoon. Conductor VMionts and Engineer Glixtrap could not stop in time. the crew battled the obstruction but the derailment damaged track, delaying the train.
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McRae
Seaboard Air Line
Yavannah War
Oswald
Vweian
Esterday
Vmionts
Hertha
Reid
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T. H. Bowles
Baltimore Trust and Guarantee Company
Dinkins
Walker Ordinary
Pidge JG Hesterson
Waleer
Chattamoos
Jude
Heaterton
Copper Uividead
Iirectora
Amalgamated Copper Company
Ras
Ron
Rogers, Peet & Co
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Daniel
Daniel Brothers Co
L. J. Daniel
Peachtree St
Pres. Clark
WM. A. Teasly
Southern Association of ‘Theatrical Managers
Mrs. J.Z. Daves
Dismakes
Col. Scruggs
Veit Valley
Nath Thompson
Aiken
Diewenstry
Eoade
Hart Schaffner & Man
C.J.D
Voile
Wren
Aterite
Capitola
Volentife
Wu Famery
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