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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1901

Page

10

Stockholders Refuse to Reduce Atlanta Home Insurance Capital

By unanimous vote the Atlanta Home Insurance Company stockholders decided to keep capital at 300000, rejecting board recommendations to cut to 200000. The meeting in Equitable Building drew 4909 shares represented, 40 attendees, with Captain W A Post presiding. Joel Hart urged retention of present capital, citing injunction challenges by J Simmons, who was absent. Hart defended the company and labeled Simmons’ actions as aimed at harming Atlanta's major institutions.

Atlanta Home Insurance Company Coaital Comivane MW O’etorie Equitaria W. A. Post Grantville Joe Hart Charles Davis George W. Parrott Davis J. Simmons Atlanta Burt Teles Joel Hurt Atlanta Railway and Power Company Simmons Candler

Final hearing on Simmons petition for insurance capital reduction

Judge Candler closed the hearing on G J Simmons fc Injunction to halt reduction of At Ante Hew Insurance Company capital stock. No final decision was issued. permission from Comptroller General Wright is required before any reduction. Order was modified to allow stockholders to meet yesterday morning. The reduction permit must come from the general committee.

GJ. Simmons Fc Atante Hew Insurance Company Soh Candler Tudge Candler Wright Stormey 1 Roeser Arment Simmers Cendler

Turner Dies From Morphine Dose At Grady Hospital

J L Turner a white mechanic long in ill health died at Grady hospital after being found in Upchurch saloon on Marletts Street while in a stupor. Patrolman Bostick notified, doctors concluded morphine poisoning but no witness identified Turner or his friends. Coroner may hold an inquest. Turner’s body turned over to a undertaker.

Turner Bostick

Death of Mr Barnett Irvin in Atlanta Hospital

Mr Barnett Irvin of Washington Georgia died at Grady hospital after ten days there for an aneurysm operation. He was 42, treasurer of Wilkes county, survived by wife Ruth Foreman son four, three brothers in Washington and a brother in Ein ton and a sister in All Buse. Body to be moved to Washington for funeral at 1 o clock tomorrow after arrival.

Barnett Irvin Washington Grady Hospital Atlanta Retter Irvin J. T. Irvin Ruth Foreman Fovert Foreman Hugh Foreman Messrs Charles, Benjamin J. P. Irvin W. EH. Irvin Eineton Slater J. =. Alexander All- Buse Wilkese County

Glover Recovering From Illness in Atlanta Visit

Hon. T. W. Glover of Marietta was in Atlanta yesterday. Friends statewide report he is rapidly recovering health and nearly well again after a year of serious indisposition. He gave up active work to focus on recovery.

T. W. Glover Marietta Atlanta

Encampment Decision Promised After Park Woodward Barbecue

Colonel Park Woodward will entertain Fifth Regiment officers at a barbecue at Woodward Springs to discuss encampment options for the regiment next month. A Rome delegation may offer a site, with two Rome company detachments likely to move elsewhere. Adjunct Roberts ships tents to Bainbridge and Warm Springs for Fourth and Second regiments, with camps to run about eight to ten days in June.

Park Woodward Woodward Springs Rome Dalton Cancrad Tobertsor Batsbridge

High School Boys Honor Graduates With Debates and Diplomas

The Atlanta public schools held a grand commencement for the Boys' Bien school class of 141 with a full program. John Collier delivered a notable speech on democracy and history, while the ceremony included a debate on capital concentration and a diploma presentation by Hoke Smith. Thirty-four graduates were named, with Roy Abermathy and John Colier among the speakers and honorees.

Bien School Atlanta Wurm Hev H. C. Flinn Lloyd B. Heid John Collier Robert H. Jones, Jr Ann W. Candler Felix Bluthenthal Francis F. Kamper Lamar Hill Winenlp Nunnally Charles Frederic Stone Jack I. Woodroof Thomas Jefferson Daughters of the American Revolution Luther Z. Rosser Hoke Smith Board of Education Roy Abermathy Lucius Gartrel Baird Huss M. Beutel, Sr Walpole & Brewer Asa W. @andler KR Kurl Coshran John Colier James D. Collins Harry B. Crosthwait Samuel James Crowe Lloyd B. Field Julius Jacobson Arthur F. Jones Robert H Albert EB. ‘Thornton, Jr J. Lawrence Vickery Jack L. Woodroof Lloyd B. Fietch

Post Tavern In Michigans Cool Salubrious Battle Creek

Post Tavern at Battle Creek Michigan offers a lavish hotel in a temperate climate with pure food offerings from Postum Cereal Co Ltd. The facility markets to business travelers seeking healthful meals and outdoor recreation in a temperate setting.

Post Tavern Michigan Battle Creek Rat- He Creek Midh Zavoc Michigan Postum Cereal Co. Ltd Selentii Bailie Creek

Bonds Will Pay on New Pump At City Water Works

City water board presssures aldermen over June apportionment to fund the first $95,000 installment for a new 15 million gallon pump at the Hemp Hill station nicknamed George W Harrison. Officials debate funding from bond proceeds versus city funds while school needs show a shortfall of about 2,800 dollars for suggestions for keeping the June sheet intact.

Hemphl Board of Water Commissioners Water Board City Finance Committee Council George W. Harrison Aldermar~ Ic Ilpattick Tyas Pre Tem Harvey Johnson Day Welch Pierca LaHatte Kilpatrick W. D Billa Citizens’ Committee Hillyer Pierce Judge Hillyer E. C Peters The Johnson Merman Harvey Johnson W. C. Rawson Smith Board of Education Alderman Tiga Weil Dérman Raita Ei Council Yea and Nay Viery Miember Dor

Ex Sergeant Moss Leaves the Atlanta Police Force

Ex sergeant A J Moss resigns after nearly twenty years with the Atlanta police. Once a captain and outspoken in the 1900s election, Moss was reduced to private after backing Parks for police commissioner. He leaves with a new business position planned and a long police history behind him.

A. J. Moss Atlanta Moss W. Q. Jones Jones Parks Parke Board of Commissioners Sergnant Mors

Wreck prompts suit against Southern Railway for injuries

Miss Julie Kersey, aided by Arnold and Arnold, sues the Southern Railway for 95000 in damages after a fatal yard wreck near the railway shops. The petition accuses negligence in leaving a steam engine active near the main line and mismanagement by G B Dunton, whose actions allegedly caused No. 282 to collide with a passenger train. The case proceeds in city court to the July term.

Southern Railway Julie Kersey Arnold G B. Dunton Dunton

Fishing Party Pulled At Piedmont Park Lake

A night fishing party at Piedmont Park lake was halted by police. Five well known citizens Harvey Teat Cobb Torland Lengaton Wynn were escorted to the city barracks after officers halted them for fishing without permits. Prosecutions were postponed after explanations to Captain Jennings and a claimed permit invitation from Toole Walker.

Piedmont Park Harvey Teat C. A. Cobb J. T. Torland J. A. Lengaton C. G. Wynn Serve Covision Tibbs Dorsey Erine Captain Jennings Mir Toole Walker Benev.d Mr. Walker

Supreme coat of Georgia case notes and disputes

Fragmentary OCR reveals a Georgia Supreme Court matters list including cases like Scott v. Maddox and Jopngon v. Equitable Loan. It mentions arguments and mentions a new work on June 6, with references to Anne Duncan and Newport, plus constitutional readiness within two weeks.

Supreme Coat of Georgia Stoke Mouneain Cinevit Alyey Scott Mary Maddox A. J. Altand Orbeal Iu Anne Duncans Newport Ts Infermaten

Dill Esmeralda acts dazzle in Atlanta vaudeville show

Emma's trained dogs shine amid a mixed bill featuring classical xylophone pieces by Dill Esmeralda and Rousseau brothers acrobatics. Strong acts include Little BRT Buily, Moore and Sully's clever child, Barretta juggling, and dynamic Indian clubs. The vitagraph moves entertain as the bill promises favorites in Atlanta.

Mile Emma Sully Vitagraph Atlanta Ors Macks Joe Ott Furguson Mack

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Joel Hart Sesssion Kees Patek-Philippe Maler Serkete G. Turner MR. Barnett Irvin Julettz Miller Colliers Strong the Royal High School Mr. Collier Demosthenis Pericles Socrates Brutus Caesar Gracch Qharies Milton Westminster Systemia FORCE Misss Kersey Betechey Columbia Theoyle Stock Company Tagh Stuart McHugh Hollingshead Lyceum Canfield Carlton Eddie Girard Oth Eiseman Bros Washington, D. C Atlanta, GA Baltimore, Md Hirsch Bros Whitehall A. Eisenman Brox Outfitters Whitehall St
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