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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1905

Page

6

Policy Holders Plan Georgia Meeting on Reorganization

Georgia policy holders of New York Life and Mutual Life of New York call a December 12 meeting at Piedmont Hotel Atlanta to organize a protective association and select representatives for upcoming company reorganizations. Led by Martin F Amorous, attendees aim to guard Georgia interests against eastern financiers and coordinate with Tom Lawson of Boston if beneficial.

Georgia New York Life Insurance Company Mutual Life of New York Piedmort Martin F Amorous Allenta Vr Amo Ous Meg Jom Lawson Amorous Tom Lawson Boston

Death of Mrs Spalding shocks Atlanta friends in grief

News from New York reports the death of Mrs Van Hilliard Spalding, widow of Eugene Spalding, after a year of illness and subsequent complications. She had strong Atlanta roots through her father Henry W. Hiliarl and mother Mass Giascoch, with ties to Baltimore and Augusta. Survived by two children, Hartard and Van, and two half sisters Mrs George C Bali and Mrs Annie Mays Dow.

Atlanta van Hilliard Spalding Nvew York City West Highty Fourth Street Hardard van Spalding Annie Mays Dow Baltimore Eugene Spalding Austria Brazil Abitt Giascoch Augusta Lati Parenta Spalding Germany Hillard Van George C Bali Annie Mays

Day of Thanks Observed in Brilliant Manner

A city celebrated Thanksgiving with perfect weather and abundant feasting. Thousands attended the big football game and crowds filled theaters and streets. Churches held coordinated services with unity across faiths, honoring the giver of blessings as shoppers and revelers enjoyed a peaceful, festive day.

Gabbler Fred Cty Ln Sana Unity Club Pryor Richardson Streets David Marx Temple W W Landrum

Books Stationery Art Equal Holiday Gift Suggestions

Cole Book Company at 49 Whitehall Street invites customers to view a catalog of books, stationery, and art gifts for the holiday season, highlighting a stock of items suitable for gifting and seasonal shopping.

Cole Book Company Whitehall Street

Thanksgiving dinner feeds seventy five needy children

Probation officer Gloer organized a Thanksgiving meal for about seventy five children who would have gone without. Five anonymous citizens pledged funds, and seven police helped arrange the event. Two large delivery wagons supplied a spread of delicacies, and the children enjoyed the meal.

Gloer

Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets Promote Digestive Rest

An ad extols Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets as a natural remedy to rest the stomach, aid digestion, and relieve dyspepsia. It argues against overworking the stomach and claims the tablets boost gastric juice, prevent fermentation, and cure indigestion with a 50 cent package, endorsed by physicians.

Viaduct railing breaks over Wall Street crowd

A heavy railing from the Whitehall Street viaduct collapsed onto the automibile of Dr Floyd W McRae near his office, narrowly missing him. The iron section broke into pieces after timber and about thirty spectators leaned below, with several youths bruised but none seriously hurt. city crews will repair the stairway at once amid the disruption of a pennies toss from news boys.

Whitehall Street Wall Street Floyd W McRae Wall Stree

City Salaries Under Scrutiny as Mayor Seeks Department Details

Mayor Woodward pushes a reform of city pay scales aiming to cut officials' four figure salaries and equalize compensation. He has asked department heads to provide full lists of regular city employees and salaries, plus monthly or yearly payrolls for extra help, to inform an annual report. He opposes overpayment and favors investigation, while protests grow over the Kimball entrance awning and Howell Park veto plans.

Woodward Atlanta Coupe IL Salares Bir Soleryy Kimball Hell Peachtree Street Kimball House Council Howell Park Sam D. Jones Atlanta Chamber of Commerce

Two versions emerge in Peters Street boarding house shooting

Last night at 1644 Peters street K E Love a horse trader shot at and cut Anderson after Anderson arrived to escort Miss Har riss to the theater. Anderson and clerk DuPree say Love attacked first and fired. Love claims self defense after being struck. Both men taken to police barracks, Anderson to Grady hospital. The incident parallels a prior Dawnon case with Dr Kenyon and Dickerson. The recorder will investigate.

Donnie Harris Peters Street W Anderson Marietta Street Mra Harris Spring Street O T Kenyon Dawnon R W Dickerson Kenyon Dickerson Anderson Love F J du Preetus Miss Harrig Elou DuPree DuPrée Andersen Grady Dubree Harris Miss Faante Loves Hurrig Recorder

New Officials Take Charge at Western Union Atlanta

Lloyd and Calvert assume new roles at Western Union in Atlanta district. George W Lloyd becomes district superintendent replacing J M Stephens who resigns. J R Calvert moves from Richmond as assistant district superintendent replacing Dr P E Murray who also resigns. Calvert, a Baltimore descendant, is among the company's younger executives. Nourse succeeds Lloyd as general inspector for the southern division. Stephens and Murray plan a rest before new duties, with Stephens visiting Hot Springs Arkansas. both will stay in Atlanta for now.

Lloyd Calvert Western Union Telegraph Co Western Union Telegraph Company Atlanta George W Lloyd J M Stephens J 8 Calvert Richmond P E Murray Lloyds Aleeady Lord Baltimore Macon Bav Nourse Omers Stephens Murray Hot Springs Murray Vil

A BUSINESS FRIEND to Be Counted on Under All Circumstances

A New York businesswoman credits Postum Food Coffee with stopping neuralgic attacks and irritability. She states quitting coffee was easy, Postum was palatable, and months of use brought steady nerves. Her testimonial appears signed from Trade Creek, Michigan.

New York City Fostum Sol Postum Jis Tle Creek

Bad Turkeys Confiscated by City Health Officers

Los Angeles health officers confiscated shipments of cold storage poultry due to poor refrigeration. Authorities began seizing the product as part of an ongoing sanitation effort amid concerns about safety and spoilage.

Los Angeles Cal Agoor

Sparta Methodist pastor reassigned. delegate elected at conference

Rav SR Ongland returns to Sparta in the North Georgia conference in Newnan for a second year as Sparta Methodist pastor. Rev J L Sappington remains on Hancock county circuit, and J D Walker becomes a lay delegate to the Methodist general conference in Birmingham. A negro death sentence in Rythe county was commuted to life imprisonment by Governor Montague, who also presents a Thanksgiving gift.

First Baptist Church Moore Sanborn Unitarian Church Troutman Park Street Ned Owe Cu Sparta Lakes Ite Sparta Rav SR Ongland North Georgia Newnan Sparta Methodist Church Sappington Hancock County D Walker Birmingham Hoanoke George Totten Wrythe County Montague Gihe

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