Pen Mutual Life Insurance statement 1909 Georgia
H C Bagley of Bagley Willet firm sworn as general agent for The Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company states the financials for 1909 including reserves, dividends, expenses, and insured amounts. Notarized in Fulton County Georgia on February 23 1909. Invitation to purchasers for full information and specimen policies.
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State OF Georgia
Fulton
H. C. Bagley
BAGLEY @ WILLET
Agenin
Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company
Henry C. Bagley
WM. J. Franklin
Notary Pubic
Filton County
Georgia
Penn Mutual
Pure Food Show Set for Atlanta in April
A pure food show will run in Atlanta from early April through April 17. Local grocers and butchers will participate with W. H. Dodd leading efforts after recent shows in Birmingham and Chattanooga. Exhibits will be on the Steiner Emory building’s second floor with Retail Grocers and Butchers’ Association coordinating from room 28 in the Menin Building.
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Atlanta
Butchers and Grocers
Steiner-Emery
W. H. Dodd
Birmingham
Chattanoogs
Steiner-Emory
Dodd
Confessed to Theft in Forsyth Bank Heist
Winston Salem North Carolina February suspect Galth er C Bodenhamer confessed to stealing nine thousand dollars from the Forsyth Bank and Trust Company of Keversville. A statement led to recovery of the full sum buried in a glass jar under Bodenhamer’s porch. he is brought home for trial.
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Winston-Salem
N C
Galther C. Bodenhamer
Cotton Seed Crushers to Meet in Memphis
Ransom of this city, executive committee member of the Inter-Cotton Seed Crushers' Association, reports Memphis, Tenn., chosen for the annual meeting set for May 18 to 20. Georgia members, about 200, plan to attend, with a special train likely departing Atlanta May 19. Memphis chosen due to President H. J. Parrish's prominence in the industry. Secretary Straus appointed Juelan Brode of Memphis as a special agent to assess European markets for cotton seed products. European countries already use large quantities of cotton seed meal and oil, enriching southern exports. Further trip plans by Georgia members will be announced.
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L. 4. Ransom
Memphis
Tenn
Georgia
Atlanta
Auguete
Macon
H. J. Parrish
B Secretary of Commerce
Lauber Gieay Straus
Juelian Brode
Department
Europe
Inauguration plan for school physical exams
A three member committee plans a city wide pupil physical examination system funded by a $5,000 donation. Dr Stewart R Roberts is named as examining physician. A charter revision group also meets at noon to discuss commission form government after hearing reports from Houston Fort Worth Des Moines and Sydney.
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Stewart R. Roberts
Government OF City
Board of Education
Stewart R. Robertama
Charter Revision Committee
Commission
F. A Quililan
Nas
Houston
Texas
Fort Worth
Des Moines
Iowa
Syd Daliar
Local School Medical Examiner Appointment Debate
A committee chaired by Burns, Johnston, and Senith weighs appointing Dr. Roberts as examiner with Annie McDonald as nurse. Reports say Roberts, a veteran physician with Emory College ties, has strong backing alongside Misa McDesald. The plan calls for full student head to toe examinations and presentations for any defects. praise cites experience in medicine and teaching.
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Roverty Han
Emory College
Two Trials At Death Involves Winder Man
Athens Ga February 24 Special S A Evans of Winder who recently killed his brother after shooting himself three times this morning cut his throat with a razor. He will die from the wounds brooding over his trouble caused the act.
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Winder
Athens
J—S. A. Evans
J. Yvane
Taxicab Service to Start in Savannah Within Year
Captain Edward Wilson reports Savannah will host an automobile factory and a taxicab service within twelve months. North contracts totaling 7500 were placed for taxis, with a new company forming to build autos locally capitalized at 360000.
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Savannan, Ge
conusTy 2
Savannah
Edward Wilson
Engineers Clash Over Panama Canal Lock Type Plan
Taft era engineers faced sharp criticism at the American Institute of Mining Engineers meeting in New Haven as Henry G. Granger of Cartagena, Colombia challenged the lock type proposal for the Panama canal. He condemned the Panaman case and urged caution against engineers tied to unproven methods and contractor-driven cost-saving devices.
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New Haven
Conn
Gatun
Chagres
Panning
American Institute of Mining Engineers
Panama Canal
Henry G. Granger
Cartaena
Colombia
Panama
Taft
Chicago Drainage Canal
Fire in Fire Proof Building in St Louis
Fire in a supposed fire proof six story structure at 12 14 North Twelfth Street caused about 1000000 in losses. Mulvihill Furniture Company occupied the building. The fire started on the fifth floor, likely from crossed electric wires. A large brigade of firefighters from neighboring towns battled the blaze for three hours.
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St Souis
North Twelfth Street
Mulvihfil Furniture Company
Noor
Hagutsbors
Expelled His Children, Suit Over School Fee
An Alabama man, W. Bryant, sues trustees for 20000 dollars over four of his children being expelled from county school for his refusal to pay a small incidental assessment. He argues the fee is the parent’s debt, not the child’s, and that removing the children from public education is unjust. The case draws interest as similar disputes arise elsewhere about education access when fees are unpaid.
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Anniaton
Ala
Cqunty
W. Bryant
Lawyer Sentenced in Bribery Case Plea
Carl Miecher Hansen, a New York lawyer and society man, pled guilty to an amended charge of attempted bribery of a witness. Judge Dowling imposed a twelve month term in the penitentiary. The plea absolved his law partner Alexander Michaelson, who was indicted with him.
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Carl Fischer-Hansen
New York
Carl Miecher-Hansen
Witnear
Fischer-Hanren
Tusties Dowling
Ischer-Hanren
Once a Reporter Montauvers and Ballenger News Ties
Montauvers Alabama February 44 AR Ballenger of Seattle named new secretary of the Interior, formerly a Decatur reporter and law partner of Judge O Kyle. Dickinson, a Civil War era officer from Columbus Mississippi, to succeed General Wright. Ballenger s southward visit linked to a boom era art factory. Wisconsin deadlock yields no choice in the Senate race as Stephenson trails.
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Montauvers
Ala
Ars Ballenger
Seattle
Decatur
O Kyle
Panama Canal Zone
JM. Dickinson
General Wright
Columbus
Miss
Ballenger
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