Georgia policy holders form Protect Association amid Lawson debate
A Georgia meeting of policy holders from New York Life and Mutual Life resolved to form the Policy Holders' Protective Association of Georgia. They elected a five member committee to draft plans for a permanent organization and scheduled a February meeting to decide Lawson inclusion, with March and 1906 sessions also planned.
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Georgia
New York Life
Dtutnel Life Insurance Companies
Thomas W. Lawson
Boston
Polley Holders’ Protective Society of Georgia
Lawson
anti-Lawson
Bishop Nelson
Tate
Martin F. Amorous
Robert F. Maddox
Nelson
W.A Wimplen
W. S. Thomson
Insurancs
A. F. Shedden
The
Mutual Life
Mejor ‘Livingston Mims
R. L. Cooney
H. C. Bagley
Penn Mistual
Thomas Lampkin
Northeastern Mutual
A. C. Newell
Columbian National
Allen, Wilder
Massachusetts Mutual
Thomas Daniel
Union Central
C.C. ThornsAetna Life
W. E. Hawkins
Aetna Life
Thomas Peters
Washington Life
John J. Cogkins
Manhattan Life
Policy Holders Plan for Georgia Protective Society
Policy holders in Georgia form the Policy Holders Protective Society of Georgia under New York Life and Mutual Life. They establish annual meetings in Atlanta each March, elect officers and ten trustees, and appoint committees to organize, report, and arrange attendance at company meetings. The plan includes urging access to other mutual insurers and preparing written reports for February 1906.
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New York Life
Mutual Life of New York Insurance Companies
Georgia
Protective Society of Georgia
Atlanta
Alding Companies
Pften
New York “Life Insurance Company
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Tlwvestings
Peeey
Masked dynamiters blow up Kentucky tobacco factory
Elizabethton Ky December 12 The tobacco factory owned by Mrs M B Pennyck and operated for the American Snuff Company was wrecked by dynamite at 130 am There was no loss of life but the plant and nearby structures were destroyed No insurance due to canceled policies amid dark tobacco growers association tensions The attack followed warnings to trust agents and included masked men detaining a train crew at Bradshaw s station The dark tobacco growers association condemns the action and notes ongoing probes into the hill billies depredations in the region A rival factory at Ironton Ky controlled by Italian Regio contractors was burned recently in suspected arson
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Elktop
Mra. M. B. Penyck, Ang
Tobacco Trust
American Snuff Company
Yassociation
Bar Tobacco Growers’ Association
American Tobacco Company
Elkton
Guthrie Road
Guthrie
Bradshaw
rTejyolvera
Io Exton
Hill Billes
Dark Tobacco Growers Association
Hillbillies
Department of Commerce and Labor
Department
Washington
Tobatte
F. G. Ewing
Nashville
Railroad King Used Threats in Equitable Stock Feud
New York December 12 United States Senator Dryden testified that Harriman pressured for a share in the control of the Equitable Life Assurance Society tied to Hyde stock. He described a possible political influence if rebuffed and noted Harriman did not receive the stock share. Prudential gifts to campaigns and legal expenses were outlined, with Dryden defending corporate integrity and detailing payments to politicians and firms from 1896 through 1904.
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New York
United States
Dryden
Beigentiaria Trai
Ryan
Equitable Late Assurance Society
Ast Jung
Harriman
Charles E. Hughes
Bithu Ro
Centrol
Hyde
Prudential
John F. Dryton
New Jersey
Prudential Life Insurance Company of America
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Dolier
Senator Dryden
Thomas N. McCarter
State of
Strae
Forest Dryden
Rice
Murder Trail of a Mob Rouses Terror in Nogorka
Eyewitness account details a brutal massacre in Nogorka Russia where a mob blinded and killed forty Jewish families. The letter describes the killing of Anne and her son, and the slashing of siblings, with many villagers burned alive. One survivor, Mrs Bolychkort, hid with her family in a cellar thanks to a priest's aid.
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Nogorka
Russia
Reachtad
Isaac “J.[ Robinson
West
Taylor Street
Anné
Sarah Polielskom
Sister Anne
Meyer
Hemax
Negro Chuckle Costs 144 Years and Ten Days
Frank Smith, a negro held in Pratt mines for two counts of criminal assault, escaped last night. He was recaptured in Woodlawn Birmingham this morning and sentenced by the mayor to ten days in the street gang, a chuckle prompting a detective to confirm his identity. He will be returned to Pratt mines to resume his 144 year sentence.
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Frank Smith
Montgomery
Pratt Mines
Woodlawn
Birmingham
Geng
Official Woman Butcher Card Sent From Indiana
SHERIFF WHO HANGED WOMAN STYLED OFFICIAL BUTCHER I NDIANAPOLIS December 12. Robert I. Green a Metra Dame university professor of chemistry was fined 610 and costs after pleading guilty in federal court for sending two postal cards addressed to H H Peel Windsor sheriff. The card referred to Mrs Mary Rogers who was executed last Friday for murder of her husband. The indictment charged sending offensive material through the mails. Green claimed impulse and lack of detail understanding.
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Ndianapolis
Ind
H. Weck
Windsor
Robert I. Green
Metra Dame University
United ‘States District ‘Court
H. H. Peel
Mary Rogers
Green
Mrs Fiske Addresses Harvard Theaters Students
Mrs Minnie Maddern Fiske, renowned actress, spoke at Sanders Theater under the Harvard Ethical Sister auspices. The address on theater drew a crowded audience of Harvard and Ratcliffe students today in Cambridge Massachusetts.
Revolt Reported Among Don Cossacks and Rioting in Russia
News from St Petersburg and Moscow details a Cossack squadron meeting with service demands and claims of harsh treatment, prompting rifle confiscations. Reports also describe fires and killings of Jews in Elizabethgrad, Roumania route dispatches, and Germany halting freight to Russia due to widespread disorder across major rail lines.
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St. Petersburg
Eydt‘kuhnen
East -Prussia
Moscow
Packers Fight Hard For A Separate Trial In Beefs Case
In Chicago on December 12 the last preliminaries before the beef trust trials began before Judge J Otis Humphrey. The packers push for separate trials while the government seeks joint action. The judge noted parallels to two burglars facing a joint trial. The court will hear jury selections with seventeen peremptory challenges per side. further challenges may follow.
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Chicago
Beef Trust
J. Otis Humphrey
United States
Circuit Cour
Emey John
Miller
Tha “Ks
Samuel A. Derts
Armour & Co
Trict
C. B. Morrison
Ney Miller
Rig
Jon
Mosequi
McRoberts
Garfield
Oration
Tneys
Morrie
Irney Miller
Humphrey
Mr. Miller
Packers
Blorkison
Wlal
Ocntury
Weather forecast across states from Dec 2
Washington and coastal regions forecast rain for Wednesday and Thursday with colder readings on Thursday. North and South Carolina expect clouds then rain and cooling with northwest winds. West Florida Alabama see rain Wednesday, clearing and cooling Thursday with northeast to north winds. East Florida has showers midweek with fresh north to east winds. Temperature and precipitation figures included with station notes.
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Washington
Georgia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
East
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