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A sales pitch extols a Mutual Benefit policy with low premiums and large annual dividends. It promises guaranteed values after one year and invites readers to request a specimen policy form through state agents.
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Newspaper
Atlanta Constitution
Location
Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1909
Page
5
A sales pitch extols a Mutual Benefit policy with low premiums and large annual dividends. It promises guaranteed values after one year and invites readers to request a specimen policy form through state agents.
In the twenty ninth annual report Chief Jentzson calls attention to 1908 progress and urgent needs for Atlanta’s sanitary department. He requests forty more carts for 1908, a new stable, two new crematories, three more flushing machines and six street sweeping machines to cover expanding wards including the ninth. He notes dumping site conflicts and urges finance committee backing and mayoral support to keep the city clean and healthy. Washington Life Case. New York January 7 Supreme Court Justice Erlanger adjourned to tomorrow the receiver appointment for the Washington Life Insurance Company after recent acquisition by Pittsburg Life and Trust.
Texas congressman Sheppard accuses President elect Taft of injustice to the south over suffrage, declaring Taft’s remarks ridiculous. Bates questions a plan for free public question separation, while Sheppard defends southern democracy as nonsectarian and historically Democratic despite past party shifts.
Obituary notes the death of Dr B. H. E. Bryan at a private sanitarium in Charlotte on a midnight raid. He was aged 78, longtime Atlanta resident of eighteen years, and practiced medicine until health failed. Survived by daughter Mrs Altoon and others, with interment planned in Charlotte. Also reports Mrs Turner of Dawson and Ludga W. Turner death, with multiple survivors and funeral services.
Senator Culberson introduces a Senate resolution criticizing the president for directing the attorney general not to prosecute United States Steel for absorbing the Tennessee Coal and Iron Company. He questions executive power and asserts Congress may direct heads of departments under conditions. Other senators dispute his view as supporters caution tone in chamber.
A lightning bolt struck the Lofton farmhouse near Hamburg Arkansas at night injuring Mrs. Lofton by tearing out her left eye while knocking Lee Lofton to the floor. The house sustained no fire or other damage.
At a Columbus meeting on January 7 the Greater Columbus Association was permanently organized with a constitution and officers elected. Over five hundred charter members joined. J Dudley serves as President IL H Chapman as vice president A Camp is secretary and JA Hirven treasurer.
John Boyd a 74 year old Villa Rica resident was fatally injured when a wagon struck a stump and he was crushed between the mules after the wagon toppled on him. The accident occurred while he hauled firewood in big county. A physician reported uncertain prognosis for recovery. George C Perkins was chosen as the Republican candidate for U S senator in a late caucus.
A period ad promotes Stuart s Dyspepsia Tablets as a digestion aid claiming rapid stomach digestion without effort by the stomach. It asserts benefits like improved digestion, reduced sour taste and bad breath, and lists pricing 50 cents per box with a free trial offer from F A Stuart Co Marshall Michigan.
An advertisement extols a Blue Tag Furniture Sale with every item tagged for reduction except Macey Cabinets and Craftsman goods. It links saving money to banking values and urges shoppers to buy now while the deal lasts.
The Northeastern Tennessee timber dispute led to the lynching of Captain Rankin by night riders from Reelfoot Lake. After raids and a military crackdown, ten leaders faced murder charges in a military-guarded Union City court with trials ongoing and more defendants held awaiting case resolution.
Mrs Florence Erb and her sister Mrs Catherine Beisel, charged separately with the shooting death of Captain Jo Clayton Erb on October 6, 1906, were acquitted by a Delaware County jury after nearly eighteen hours deliberation. The jury requested self defense instructions earlier, and the crowd awaited the verdict with tense hush before the not guilty finding sparked relief and tears among supporters.
In Flushing New York on January 7 the trial heard expert testimony on Captain Hains alleged insanity after the August shooting of Witla A. Annis. Alienist Dr Samuel Manson described impulsive insanity and melancholia linked to a loss of self control, with cross examination showing disputes over the defendant’s current sanity and witness capacity. The court adjourned after continued questioning.
Reports detail a government inquiry into Senator Tillman over a land grant scheme tied to a Portland swindler. President's message outlines investigation results and secret service exhibits, with Tillman defending himself and promising to address the issue publicly.
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