Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Company Statement 1910
A 1910 financial filing from Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Company organized under New York law. It records assets liabilities income and expenditures for the first six months of 1910, with sworn attestations by J E Lape as secretary and a notary public in Kings County. The document notes a certified copy of the incorporation act on file with the Georgia Insurance Commissioner and lists agents in Atlanta.
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Biork
Ty Cagt Lin Abe le
Insurance Commissioner
State OF New York
County OF New York
J. E. Lape
Aave
Heda
Fideliy-Phenix Fire Insurance Company
J.B. Lopez
John W. Collins
Kings County
New York
KOA
Redding, L. Waldo & CO
Atlanta
Roosevelt and Taft face potential clash over 1912 bid
The article notes Roosevelt may enter the fight over the presidency if administration policies threaten his goals. Roosevelt plans to delay action until the 1912 campaign unless a decisive issue arises. He states no office, and no gubernatorial or Senate nomination, is sought unless carrying on his work requires another term. Roosevelt heads west after talks, with no further conferences scheduled.
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Roosevelt
Burt
Taft
Betlevane
William H. Tatton
Ronsevelt
W Roosevelt
Hoe
Hse
United States Senate
Lato
Roonevelt
West
Etter
Bankers widen scope of work and civic hints
A Georgia bankers meeting broadened objectives for potential members with officers named including Colonel Robert J Lowry as president and Colonel W L Peel as treasurer. The group praised crop prospects with hopes for a robust cotton and unprecedented corn yields, ending with a Capital City Club luncheon.
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Fallowa
Robert J. Lowry
Lowry National Bank
Mr. Bradley
Third National Bank
Columbus
Joseph A. McCord
Third National Bak
Atlanta
W. L. Peel
American National Bank
Percy May
National Exchange Bank
J. H. Reynolds
First National Bank
Rome
C. E. Currier
Atlanta National Bank
John K. Ottley
Fourth National Bank
John G. Wilkins
Georgy National Bank
Athens
Capital City Club
Bribery charge denied in Gore McMurray hearing
Sulphur Oklahoma August 18. J F McMurray denying bribe charges testified before a congressional committee investigating Indian affairs that he never authorized Jake L Hannon to offer Senator Gore a bribe to influence him on contracts. He detailed his long involvement with Chickasaw and Choctaw lands, his firm’s fee of 7500000, and denied telling anyone that Vice President Sherman or other congressmen had interests in his contracts.
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Roosevelt
Shermen
Hia
Coleone Roosevelt
New York
Addrom
Negro Business Men’ League
Gore
McMurray
Oklo
Jake L. Hannon
Congress
J. F. McMurray
Congressional
Charles Curtis
Kansan
B. 9. McGuire
Department of the Government
Mr. McMurray
Aple
Ceci Lyon
National Republican
Texas
Mr. Lyon
J. M. Thurston
Nebraska
C. Longt
Kansas
Richard C. Adama
Washington
D. A
McCurtain
Gore May
Hamon
Senate
Jake L. Hamon
Goreay
Dawes Commission
Douglass Johnston
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Ad Appeals To All Sufferers
An optimistic testimonial style notice promotes Eclipse Catarrh Cure for catarrh with promises of instant relief. It urges readers to order a 25 cent trial pack by mail and reports a buyer’s claimed personal improvement and a regular price of 1.00 for a full package. The letter cites Mrs Kennedy of Haltville Texas and mentions mail-order payment methods.
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Tri
Mrs. & A. Kennedy
Haltville
Texas
Ama
Turing CO
Atlante, Ga
Aviator Moissant Flies Channel Then Crashes Near London
American flyer John Moissant, who crossed the English Channel yesterday with a passenger, suffered two crashes during attempts to fly from Paris to London. His monoplane was damaged near Ralpham in Kent, yet Moissant and mechanic Albert Fileux escaped unharmed. Initial issues included a displaced bolt and a broken connecting rod as authorities monitor his adventurous Central American missions and ties to Zelaya.
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Channel
Deal
London
Chatham
England
John B. Moissant
Engish Channel
Paris
Moissant
Ralpham
Kent
Albert Flleux
Tle
Tilmanstone
Bittinghorne
Crystal Palace
Lansdon
Round Trip Tickets From Atlanta to Chicago and St Louis
The W A R A offers round trip tickets from Atlanta leaving August 20 1910 and returning September 4 1910. Reservations are urged. Contact J A Thomas city ticket agent C B Walker Union Station or C E Harman general passenger agent for details.
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R.A
Atlanta
J. A. Thomas
C.B. Walker
Union Station
C. E. Harman
Pleads for Peace for Vanderbilt
Nashville Tenn August 18 In the current issue of The Christian Advocate Bishop C P Fitzgerald of the Methodist Episcopal Church South makes a plea for peace in the Vanderbilt affiliation controversy. He proposes the Vanderbilt board of trustees continue filling vacancies and suggests bishops become a visiting board reporting to the church through the general conference. If issues persist he urges proper corrective reports.
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Nashville
Tenn
I Sgue
Christian Advocate
C. P. Fitzgerald
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
Makena
Vanderpilt
Vanderbilt Board of Trustees
Unien
Church
Gobern Conference
Board of
Vidlore Eo
Owls Lose Liquors in Sheriff Seizure at Marysville
In Marysville Tennessee on August 14 the American Order of Owls stock of liquors and deer was seized under a distress warrant by the sheriff and sold. The buyers were the Women’s Christian Temperance Union who destroyed the confiscated goods by pouring them on the ground before a large crowd. A.J. Haygood appeals for votes for H.T. O'Shields for sheriff accompanying W.B. Treadwell & Co.
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Marysville
Tenn
American Order of Owls
Lndies
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Disease of Men Ad for Medical Advice in Atlanta
A vintage ad from an Atlanta practitioner promotes treatment of male diseases including syphilis and gonorrhea. The author claims 40 years’ global and 26 years local experience, offering free examinations and urging urgent, careful methods. He stresses straightforward, honest service and advertises two books.
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Atlanta
Icharges
Jacques Thomas
Sulte
Auatell
Atiamia
Kaura
Insurgent Sweep Gains in San Francisco Post-Primary
City crime notes report four burglar alarms on emergency duty as insurgents claim nine tenths of state convention delegates and potential control of both legislative branches. Victims include Mrs. C Neal, L W Rogers, and L W Rountree. separate Roanoke case reports a woman killed by a cow after defending cattle on a Witherille farm.
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San Francisco
Bave Thetata
Srope
Lincoln-Roosevelt League
United States
Frank P. Flint
Crew Street
C. Neal
L. W. Rogers
East Fine Street
L. W. Rountree
Ivy Street
Roanoke
Nathan Brown
Witherille
Fidelity Trust Co to Increase Capital in Louisville
Stockholders met in Louisville to raise Fidelity Trust Company's capital from 1 million to 2 million dollars. A net shortage tied to former assistant secretary Repke was disclosed, with recoveries expected to yield a 25 thousand dollar surplus for the bank. An election of officers is planned for six to seven months hence.
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Louisville
Fidelity Trust Company
August Repke
Repke
Fidel Kts Treaty Company
Population of Canada Census Estimate Announces
Ottawa August 18 The population of Canada March 2 percent was 7,488,181 according to the estimate of the census department announced to
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Canada
Ottawa
Ont
Census Department
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Edgar Dunlap
Grant Building
North British & Mercantile Fire Insurance Co
Edinburgh
Kingdom of Great Britain
Georgia
Imid Bate
U. S
William Street
Noma
Nome
Liabilitier
Act of Incorporation
State OF
Richania
Cave
North British and Mercantile Insurance ‘Company
G. B
G. Richards
W. W. Apgar
New York County
A. A. Thommasson
Fidelity-Phenix Fire Insurance Company
of New York
Montgomery
Ala
W. A. Thomas
Alabamas Railroad Commission
Western and
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Lanette
Ala the Toad
Fanor
Coleone
Mclurray
Interior Department
Citizens’ Court
Indiana
Thia
Flying Fortune
Isak
Chicago
Molusant
State Department
John Molagant
Central America
Switzerland
France
Zelaya
Nicaragua
Moinsant
Yelaya
Malakan
Salvador
Moiasants
Jann Motasant
Molesant
Mansere
Sensonata
Sever Thousand
Motasant
St. Louis
Vanderbilt
Fitzgerald
Maryville
H. T. O'Shields
A.J. Haygood
W. B. Treadwell &Co
South Broad St
South Broad Street
Alabama
Huntex
Forrest & George Adair
OS Eles
Roe
John J. Woodside
Anu
Peachtree
Auburn Avenue
Ballard Optical Company
B. M. Grant
Albert
Adams
Empire Building
W. W. Cunningham
G. Rhodes & Son
Rhodes Building
Central Ave
Houston Street
John D. Brady
F P. Kenny
M IL Carson
Harold Fuller
EB Smith
J. D. Hatcher
W. H. Hackney
W. W. Memminger
Palestine Lodge
Masonic Temple
Orlock
Edward R. Atistin
W. M. David E Shumaker
W. D. Luckie Lodge
A. M
Gortdon
Lee ‘Streets
Falconcraft
AM. Abernathy
W. M. M. Goodman
Battle Hill Lodge
H.E. Bankston
W. M. J. KE. Garrison
Bey
Keeley Institute
Woodward
Dr, Wm, M. Baird
California
Ing
Fidelity Trust CO
Fulton County
J. H. Gwen
J. L Poindexter
BE. T. Stanley
Walter Knight
Foster L. Hunter
R. B. Deagora
JT. Golden
J. M Suttles
G. H Broadnax
T. A. Burdett
W. Les Haygood
J. W. Chambers
Drew Liddell
Sherif
CW. Mangum
B. H. H. Roan
Malinees
Mesara, Barton & Wiswe
Emma Burting
the Cambler
Cozy Con
H. Jensen
Whitewall Street
Atlanta’ Hardwood Company Hardwood Lumber
St. Lowla
Nate Hy
Bluefield
W. Va
G. W. Combs
H. 8
Wiggin Lumber Company
Lester
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