Guerry Speaking Engagement Attracts Atlanta Club
The Dupont Guerry Club of Atlanta formed yesterday in the Equitable building to welcome Hon. Dupont Guerry Friday. Dr. W. P. Burt elected president and S. Newborn secretary. A arrangements committee will secure a venue for Guerry to address gubernatorial campaign issues, with many Macon residents expected to travel to Atlanta for the talk.
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Dupont Guerry Club
Atlanta
Equitable Building
Guerry
W. P. Burt
S. Newborn
Guerry Club
Macon
Acon
Dupont Guerry
Guerrty
Terrell
Canton
Insurance Company Financial Report and Officials
State and county filings detail life and accident insurers assets liabilities and six month cash flows for 1901 1902. Figures include premiums income losses reserves and surpluses with notaries and agents listed in Georgia and Michigan filings.
Coroner clarifies Duncan warrant levy confusion
Coroner explains that the Duncan warrant used an old form authorizing a levy on a prisoner's property to pay expenses. He states no levy will be made and that publication of the form was simply to inform the public. The coroner commends The Constitution for publishing the historic document.
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Mollie Eady Duncan
Punean
Constitution
BE. Hudson
St Mangum Street
Chlef Balt
Police Department
Guy H. Conley
Oostanaula River
St. .Joseph Infirmary
Police Board Trials For Three Officers In City
The police board will hear charges against J. T. Kimbrough John W. Dodd and R. A. Rakestraw tonight at 8 o clock. Kimbrough faces two counts including failing to perform a citizen request Dodd accused of leaving his beat and sleeping and Rakestraw charged with leaving his beat two nights ago and briefly stepping away for milk.
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Dodd
Rakestraw
Kimbrough
Police Board
J. T. Kimbrough
John W. Dodd
R. A. Rakestraw
Ndertaker
Thompson
Bakestraw
Practical Clinics Held By Southern Dentists
Branch of the National Dental Association continued at the Kimball house with numerous dental exhibits and clinics. Dentists from several cities demonstrated surgical dentistry topics, with Dr. Adair's Ridge's Disease clinic drawing strong attention. Afternoon sessions covered operative dentistry and hygiene, while evening included papers on orthodontia and oral surgery. The event planned officer elections for next year as the convention continued.
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National Dental Association
Kimball House
R. B. Adair
Rige
W. Walter Gilbert
Philadelphia
Robert Good
Chicago, Il
Leo G. Noel
Nashville
Tenn
Atlanta
Gordon White
C. L. Alexander
Charlotte
N. C
L. M Cowardin
Richmond, Va
J. ¥. Crawford
Nashville, Tenn
W. T. Martin
Yazoo City
Miss
W. E. Walker
New Orleans
H. H. Johnson
Macon
IT. N. Carr
Fragmentary notice of medical treatment and recovery
The text recalls a patient in Marriatown Tennessee who was ill with blood poisoning and treated by a physician who did not help. After switching to another provider, the patient began improving quickly and the disease signs disappeared. Signed by M. Wall.
Clark Lectures Draw Atlanta Audience On Readings
The Clark lectures feature Professor 58. H. Clark of Chicago University, praised as a straight reader who conveys meaning through voice. His Lear interpretation impresses critics, with emphasis on simplicity and deep character focus, including a noted portrayal of Lear and the Fool.
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Clark
Atlanta
H. Clark
Chicago University
Lear
Fool
Fr. Clark
Tiumon
Balin
Devstton
Foreman’s Son Born and Public Affairs Notes
Short items report the birth of Clark Howele Foreman, third son of Mr and Mrs R L Foreman. Att om t 8 C Tapp to address the Red Men at Appalacha Wigwam. Water board pipe bids discussed, Barrett chairs. Georgia Colored Industrial home appeal for Genneia aid. Various church classes, funerals, and local notices listed.
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Clark Howele Foreman
R. L. Foreman
C. Tapp
Appalacha
Marig¢tta and
Alexander Streets
Tapp
Board of Water Commissioners
C. A. Barrett
Water Works Department
Genneia
Not the Proper Way To Take Food Nibbles Cause Ill Health
A reader from Arctic Indiana recalls improper nibbling in a grocery store led to stomach trouble and pale, weak health. After a year of indulgence, he suffered insomnia and weight loss, then began using Grape-Nuts Breakfast Food regularly. Within three months his health and strength improved and he gained eight pounds to reach 169.
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L. Shoemaker
Arctic
Ind
Segan
Lloyds Plate Glass Insurance Company financial statement 1902
Officers sworn statement of Lloyds Plate Glass Insurance Company data on capital stock cash assets and real estate market values. Details include total expenditures in six months, losses paid, reserves and unpaid losses, taxes, and a copy of the incorporation act. Charles E W Chambers secretary swore to the document January 27 1902 before George H Corey Georgia commissioner.
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Act of Incorporation
Insurance Commissioner
Michigan
Wayne
B. A. Leonard
Standard Life and Accident Insurance Company
E. A. Leonard
James 8. Heaton
Wayne County
E. P. Amerine
Atlanta
AL Waldo & CO
Prudential Building
Ics
State OF Georgia
Fulton
H. Stackdell
Phenix Insurance Company
H. C. Stockdell
George C Hall
Folten County
Georgia
A. L. Waldo & CO
Aml
W. T. Crenshaw
Conklin Tin Plate Metal Company
Harrison
Superior Court
Charles Aconklin
John M. Goddard
Conkin
the Age
American Can Company
Lloyds Plate Glass Insurance Company
New York
Ales Ee Ees
Ee Eee
Ibis
Mle
the Insurance Missioner
State OF New York
County OF
Charles E. W. Chambers
George H Corey
State of
Five Boys Transferred to Fulton County Reformatory
Five white youths from state courts were moved yesterday from the Tower to the Fulton County Reformatory by train under supervision of Superintendent T A E B Means and Chief A Q Turtley. The inmates Francis Lee South James Ragsdale John Groves Warren Kennon and Oscar Thomason face a 21 year term unless discharged earlier. The transfer followed a guilty plea by Thomason to a simple larceny charge in city court. The commission will inspect the facility next week as Fulton County completes formal acceptance.
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Reformatory
Central Railroad
T. A.E B. Means
A. Q. Turtley
Francis Lee South
James Ragsdale
John Groves
Warren Kennon
Oscar Thomason
A. E. Cal Houn
City Criminal Court
H. E. W. Palmer
Reformatory Committee
Fulton County Reformatory
Early morning wedding at the Kimball House
A wedding occurred before witnesses after a train arrival in Atlanta. The couple registered as Mr and Mrs A L Winn Springfield Tenn but did not publicly reveal names. The ceremony took place on a hotel balcony and the couple stayed in the hotel afterward. The groom declined comment. The minister’s name could not be learned.
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Chattanooga
Kimball House
Union Despot
Atlanta
A L. Winn
Springfield
Tenn
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Guerry Clus
Miz. Guerry
Mber
Standard Life and Accidens Insurange Compana
Detroit
Gene
Zaid
Griswold Street
Detoit
Mich
Capital
I. Assets
Grose
cTorthe
Phenix
Fire Insurance Company
Brooklyn
Gourt Street
N. Ys
Georgi
Ets
Sores Shlizais
Hood
Shice
Finney Ee
Peipsons
Ted
M. Wall
Marriatown
Chicago
Harry
Witham
St Mark
North Avenue Presbyterian Church
Peachtree Street
St. Mark
John T. Pendleton
Maribh Harrison
R T. Hirrigan
Plim Street
Judr. Harrison
Atlanta and
West Point Railroad
Palmetto
Albert S. Gowen
St. Philip Cathedral
Albion W. Knight
Westview Cemetery
Gowen
Crew Street
Tate John Nichole
Greensferry Avenue
Jams Gavaghan
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Ann Busby
Jefferson Street
Casey's Cemetery
Alfred Popkess
A. L. Cleveland
Luckie Street
C. L. Huggins
Freabyterian Hospital
Orme Street
Orchard Hill
Joseph C. Dick
Ball
WRS
Mollibeady Duncan
James M. Duncan
B. C. Richards
No. & Gemunden Street
Ray Leslie Langston
W. J. Langston
Bartow Street
Ieelock
Central Rescue Mission
South Pryor Street
Josnes
The
William Street
New York City
I. Capital
County Reformatory
J. C. Bone
A. B. Calbhoun
J. H. Morris
Morris
Bone House
Black
Supreme Court
Seaboard Air Line
Baltimore
Norfolk and Bay Line
Harry E. Krause
J. P
T. A
Allonia
Miller's
Marietta
Limoges
France
Dubbs Anl.rly CO
N. Pkvvk Street
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