Atlanta News Policy Case Taken Up Organizes Policy Holders
The Atlanta News policy holders case was taken up in court with extensive testimony and transcripts before commissioners. Key figures Daniel Graves English Lane and Thompson testified or were examined while the trial paused for the day awaiting a ruling on contempt. a Georgia mutual life policy holders meeting at the Piedmont Hotel planned organization and an insurance bureau.
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Atlanta News
Tax Ny
Pendleton
Charles Danlet
Charles Hopkins
George Westmoreland
Clifford I. Anderson
J. B. Thompson
Ralway
Charles Daniel
John Temple Graves
Ie Court Room
Mr. Thompson
Mills B. Lane
Samuel Spencer
J. Hanson
Lane
Graves
Charles Dame
Southern
Central of Georgia Railroad
English
Colonel English
Anderson
Nave
Mr. Daniel
Colonel Graves
Charles J. Hopkins
Orelock
Binglish
Difford I. Anderson
James L
TL. Z. Rosser
Messrs. Daniel
Hmelish
Charles T. Hops
Alex King
Gorgia
Old One Mutual Life Insurance Companofes
Piedmont
Committee of Five
Martin F Amorous
W. A Wimbish
Bishop C . Nelson
Robert F. Maddox
Georgia Folley
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Atlanta
Connecticut Association of Mutual Life
Woodruff
Mutual Life Policy Holders Association of Austria
Georgia
Mutual
Russelll W. Fssh
Rescued After Struggle Over Book Consignment
Sidney Tapp, author of The Struggle, reports he secured 500 copies via bail trover after a bank released the shipment to the American Baptist Publication Society. He questions distribution and claims the publishers diverted the title toward other territories, citing payment timing and regional delivery concerns.
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Sidney Tapp
Atlanta
American Baptist Publication Society
American Baptist Publicaion Society
Atlanta National Park
Tapp
Atlantic States
Wyce
Cloudy and Rainy Weather Across City and State
The day stays cloudy with occasional rain and little temperature change. Yesterday started with clouds but sun appeared, drawing shoppers to downtown and Peachtree Street. Widespread rain across the south, snow in northern states. Georgia fruit bloom held back by cool temps. growers expect risk into April.
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Peachtree
Yeaterday
Atlanta
Georgia
Committee Meets Today for 1910 Exposition
The General Canvassing Committee for the 1910 exposition, chaired by J. K. Orr l, will convene at 3 PM in the Atlanta chamber of commerce rooms at city hall. Aware of important items, the committee adds a 3 30 PM session for twenty five members chaired by Robert Maddox in the same chamber.
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Chamber of Commerce
J. K. Orr l
Atlanta
Art piece presented to Alice Roosevelt from Georgia
The Georgia gift from Helen D. Longstreet to Alice Roosevelt features a sepia drawing of the home of Roosevelt’s Georgia grandmother, by Gainesville artist Alice Davis. A burnt wood frame from red gum shipped by Mrs Wing bears the Georgia seal and open cotton decor, with a long dedication from Helen D. Longstreet praising the future queen.
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Alice Roosevelt
Washington
Georgia
Helen D. Longstreet
James Longstreet
Roosevelt
Mariaa Bullch
Rate Hearing Postponed Amid Rail Rate Case Delays
United States court postponed a hearing on a petition challenging rail rate enforcement tied to circular 309 as counsel argued for temporary injunctions. Judge Newman will rule on abolishing the temporary injunction within days while a permanent injunction is set for March 5. Georgia Day observations marked by school ceremonies honored General Oglethorpe with essays winning prizes at Boys and Girls High schools.
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Ain Stove Rates
United the
Commission
Georgia
Atlanta
General ‘Saints
Browning Hall
Girls’ High School
Gletharne
Sergeant
James Jackson Slaton
W. M. Slaton
Slaton
Tyndall
Agnes Morgan
Oglethorpe
Chadwick in Hospital Reportedly Under Medical Supervision
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate Chadwick remains hospitalized with unclear details. The garbled text references a veteran, presumed status, and unspecified medical or official oversight, with no clear names or dates readable.
Auditor McCaig Is Tried Today Civil Suit On $5,000 Deposit Continued
Civil suit to determine ownership of $5,000 in deposit at the Neal bank, pending before Judge Penketon, was continued for one day. Auditor W. D. McCaig, charged with perjury in the Strohbar bond case, faced Justice Walter all afternoon. Mrs. Strohbar, wife of the alleged defaulting agent, accuses McCaig of swearing to false allegations. the Atlante Coast Line railroad and American Surety Company also claim the funds. McCaig is represented by Robert Alston. plaintiffs by Alston, Arnold, Arnold & Batchelor. others by Arnold & Batchelor გაუნ
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I. Metal
W. D. McCaig Audito
Avantic Coast Line Railroad
Walter
S Tuar
Long
McCalg
Justicechmond
Penketon
Neal Bank
McCatg
Robert Alston
Alston
Marion Jackson Arnold
Bonifaces Name Officers For Atlanta Hotel Mens’ Assn
The Atlanta Hotel Mens' Association met at the Marion hotel and chose officers for the year: Harry Silverman president, Dabney Scoville vice president, Houstoun R. Harper secretary, Will Zimmer treasurer, Lee Jordan attorney. The state fair project was approved and members hope for its successful realization. The group adjourned to meet again on the second Monday in March at Durand's restaurant.
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Atlanta Hotel Mens’ Association
Marion
Harry Silverman
Dabney Scoville
Houstoun R. Harper
Will ¥ Zimmer
Lee Jordan
Durand
Coffee Switch Improves Health Says Wisconsin Woman
A Wisconsin woman details health improvements after ditching coffee for Postum Food Coffee. She reports relief from stomach and bowel troubles, headaches, chest pains, and poor appetite, noting Postum’s palatability, calm nerves, and vitality. She moved to Wellville and plans to stay, praising Postum’s benefits and her renewed well being.
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Wisconsin
Wellville
Lrever
Rome
Ayelon
Tan
Wits
Protestants oppose marriage of Ena and Alfonso
Protestants rally against the planned marriage of Princess Ena to King Alfonso. The vigil criticizes dynastic ties and expresses concern over religious and political implications.
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Princees Ena
King Alfonso
Adding to an Old Score Atop the Berth Dispute
Five rivers arrows ten Beech op upper berth debate centers on who has seniority in a shared space. Rivers contends the higher position is a natural right, while Brocks argues otherwise to avoid unfairness. The fragment hints at a nautical or dormitory hierarchy discussion.
New Life Pills Claim Cure For Fever Germs
Dr King promises in a vintage ad that Yellow Fever germs resemble malaria and his New Life Pills can cure the illness. The remedy is advertised as a universal cure for fever, gas, malaria poison, and constipation, priced at 26 cents at all druggists.
Oldknow Made Southern Manager of American Cash Register
Councilman William Oldknow becomes general southern manager for the American Cash Register Company with Atlanta headquarters at 24 South Broad Street. He previously led the Atlanta Crash Register Company, now defunct, and is finishing his last year as a city councilman. His friends applaud his new post and influence in the southern territory.
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American Cash Register Company
William Oldknow
Atlanta
South Broad Street
Tiut
Councilman Oldknow
Atlanta Crash Register Company
American Company
Salvation Army
Boucher
Miss Silvey
Marietta Street
Moore's Army
Moore
J. M. Berriman
Army
Berriman
Department of the South
Miss Jasperson
Mobile
Ala
Miss. Eva Booth
New York
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
The Chosen misquote on game men and tendency
A clipped exchange from The Washington Star quotes a confident man claiming many feel drawn to work and assume they belong among game men, while the cautious person counters that reading a dicinecination to labor does not prove membership in that class.
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The
Washington Star
Governor Terrell Denies MacArthur Quotation Story
Governor Terrell denies ever expressing support for social equality as claimed by Rev Dr Mawarow. Dispatches say Terrell told Calvary Church attendees he had only met Dr MacArthur twice, with a brief exchange after a New York church service and no discussion of political views.
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Overnu Purpes Lem
Robert MawAraur
Ermon
Calvary Church
New York
MacArthur
Governor Lyre
Holy Kiss and Saints Church Trial in Macon
Rev Richard Dawson a black preacher faced recorder court for forming a new church of saints. Witnesses, around 200, testified about the holy kiss and a two day rest rule on Saturdays. Dawson claimed divine orders from a Washington prophet and enforced strict creed. Macon Fair Association later named Bridges Smith president for the coming year.
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Richard Dawson
Church of Saints
Recorder’s Court
Re. Dawson
Dawson
Idie
Washington, D. C
Dawson Case Sparks Looted Holy Kiss Debate
Reverend Dawson faced dismissal after a hearing on a case involving a controversial holy kiss. The recorder warned that the practice and the Saturday law should be abolished as a reform, noting over 500 members have joined in recent months amid the controversy.
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Dawson
Browles
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