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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1902

Page

3

Base In Rates Held Unjust In Atlanta Fire Insurance Increase

A chamber of commerce committee completed a report on recent insurance rate hikes in Atlanta. It found the rise in mercantile and dwelling premiums exorbitant and not justified by company profits or local conditions. The panel cited high expenses, including a 35 percent expense load, and noted Atlanta’s strong fire defenses and water supply. It urged reducing the increase but offered no further legal steps.

Chamber of Commerce Atlanta Chamber of Rcommerce W. R. Joyner Southern Mutual

Death of G T Roesel at 59 in Atlanta

G T Roesel, 59, died yesterday morning at 15 Leonard Street from pneumonia after a week of illness. He was a confederate veteran with a large circle of poker-playing friends. Survived by wife, four sons, seven daughters. Funeral at 2 pm this afternoon from his residence. interment in Westview Cemetery. An escort is issued by Atlanta Camp No 159 with members named to attend.

G. T. Roesel Leonard Street Westview Cemetery Atlanta G. T. Roeset Amos Fox Charles D'Alvigny Frank M. Myers J. E. Shddden L. T. Thomas John A. Caldwell Edward J. Apping D. L. Hearn D. E. Cleveland W. B. Phelps John A. Stocks W.H. Harrison

Increase in Fire Insurance Rates in Atlanta City

A committee of the Atlanta Chamber of Commerce reports a general 60 to 76 percent rise in fire insurance premiums over six months, with 42 to 46 percent for frame dwellings and 16 percent for metal roofs. The panel argues rates are not justified by local risk, noting substantial profits in prior years and calling for a 10 percent reduction on mercantile and residential properties, while detailing premium and loss figures and arguing against tariff association price practices.

Atlanta Southeastern Tarlf Association Tariff Association Vari Stockdell Insurance Commissioner of Georgia Reeve Leger Roeses Pals Paldeyee Ge C. Caer Markham Houra W. R.oyner Iosdes Joyner Territory H.e Department Smith Fertilizer Works Chattahoochee Bury den Averega

New Gun Club Planned in Atlanta at East Lake

A new Atlanta gun club is planned with about 100 members, largely from the dissatisfied Atlanta Gun Club. East Lake is favored for location, with committees named for Membership Location and Organization to draft reports for a meeting next Monday afternoon at o clock.

Atlanta B. W. Bizzell Sidney Ormond Bizzell Frank Holland O. C. Fuller R. F. Maddox Hal Morrison Floyd McRae F. I. Stone Thomas

Veterans Elect Officers at Camp 159 Annual Meeting

Atlanta camp No. 159 United Confederate Veterans held its annual meeting and officer election at the capitol last Monday evening. New officers elected include John T. Stocks as commander Frank M. Myers first lieutenant Charles Dauligny second lieutenant Wylie C. Howard third lieutenant Samuel B. Scott fourth lieutenant and others. Several veterans were admitted to membership amid the Dallas reunion attendance.

Capitol Atlanta United Confederate Veterans Dallas John T. Stocks Frank M. Myers Charles D'aulvigny Leattenant Wylie C. Howard Leutenant Samuel J. RB. Gregory J. C. Huff J. A. Caldwell J. Appling Cobb's Legion Joseph Allen South Carolina Regiment W. W. Lump

Memorial day activities involving Georgia units and Daughters of the Confederacy

Civil War era notes show Kin and several Georgia units joining Memorial Day exercises in Atlanta. The camp invited by the Ladies Memorial Association to participate, with a Saturday session in the Capitol House of Representatives. A committee plans to meet the Daughters to repeat the Old and New entertainment for charity funds. A monument proposal honors General William H. T. Walker near the MacPherson statue at Grant Park. The camp pledged support, and a warm letter from Miss Sallie Hanson Metond praised the volunteers’ efforts and extended thanks to the Atlanta camp No.159.

W. H. Harrison Daughters of the Confederacy Atlanta Julius Brown Grant Park MicPherson William H.T. Walker Charlies A. Brazil Sallie Hanson Metond

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