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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1905

Page

6

Policy Holders Clash Over Equitable Committee Actions

New York June 16 Superintendent Hendricks said he had not submitted his report on the Equitable matter to Governor Migs. The policy-holders committee chaired by John T. Crimmins urged a voting trust and gradual mutualization, arguing it best protects holders while allowing directors to be elected by policy-holders. Alexander Bacon argued the transfer of Hyde stock to Hyde and Amman risks a dummy directors setup, warning policy-holders could be harmed by a fire between management and agents.

New York Hendricks State Insurance Department Migs Morton Tae John TD. Crimmins Bacon Tia

Three Negroes Executed in Decatur Jail Yard

Harvey Smith John Collier and Will Jackson, all colored, were hanged in Decatur Alabama jail yard after being convicted of Murder in separate trials. A crowd of about two thousand gathered as troops guarded the scene. Smith and Collier were linked to the murder of Miss Belle Bloodworth. Jackson to the shooting of Officer E I Steele during capture. The executions followed a chaotic series of events including a failed first execution when the knot slipped on Smith, prompting a second hanging.

Decatur Ala Harvey Smith John Collier Wi Jackson I Smith Collier Bel Broadworth Jackson E. I. Steele Jas South Yie Waa Smith Cellier Officer Steele Miss Bloodworth Belle Bloodworth Wilkinson Dark Land Belle Wdy Deecatur Birmingham Crima Will Jackson Oficer FB I. Steele

Credit Men Adjourne Session After Recommending Lodge Bill

The National Association of Credit Men adjourned in Memphis after a three day session and will reconvene in Falti more Maryland next year. Officers elected include President C G Fessenden New York and Vice President Frank M Gettys Louisville. The convention adopted a resolution praising President Roosevelt and urged Congress to enact the Lodge bill or similar reform of consular service with merit based exams and language knowledge.

Ational Credit Misng Association Ts Congress Memphia Tenn National Associat Association of Credit Men Faltimore C. G. Fessenden New York Frank M. Gettys Louisville Charles B. Meek Charles G. Repp Philadelphia Henry P Smith Chicago C. D. McLaren St. Paw Baltimore Loa Angeles Roosevelt Far East National Convention of Credit Men Standart William A. Prendergast Association George E. Ford Rochester Consular Service United States Senate House of Representatives Washington

List of Emory graduates of the class of 1905

The Emory College Oxford Georgia June 16 report lists graduates with degrees including A B B S B Ph B and Ph B among names such as Asa Warren Candler James Bush W. A Herrington and Haley Johnson. The list notes graduates from Covington Douglasville Athens Atlanta and other locations.

Emory College Oxford G. A. Barron B. Round Oak John A. Wedingheld Covington William G. Bonnell W. E. Brown P. B Lyons Billie Brewton Bush AB. Kolaentz James $. Bush A.B. Colquitt Asa Warren Candler Phi B Atlanta Mellor Dorevil Cornell Helena Fore B. Crumbley Georgetown Raymond Duncan Douglasville Thomas F. Fleming Spare W. A. Herrington Hills Roderick M. Iolilday Cottendale Fla Henry §. Hutchinson Camp Ala Haley Johnson A.B Dawson Wil H. Lewis Siloam Martin Turn T. W. Oliver Logansville Rofita J. Pearson Richland Parker Atlante

Hulme Held for Peonage in Elberton Georgia

Elberton Georgia June 16 Special This week T J Hulme was arrested on a charge of peonage and taken to Athens where he was put under bond This is Elbertons first alleged peonage case Hulme is a proficient citizen

Hulme Elterton T. J. Hulme Athens Elberton

Suit Against Penn Mutual In Georgia Court

Mrs. Sarah H Gleer files suit in Ebert Superior Court against Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company over a $30,000 life policy on her husband. Attorneys Anca Barnold of Atlanta seek $85,000 in additional fees.

Penn Mutual Eiberton Sarah H. Gleer Anca Barnold Atlanta Ebert Superior Court Penn Mutual Life Insurance Company Philadelphia Ufe

Bobby Was Wise Card Reflecting Father Son Banter

A Chicago Daily News blurb features a father urging his son Bobby to aim high in life while the boy negotiates for a big stick and candy in a witty exchange. The snippet captures casual humor and a playful take on ambition within a family moment.

Bobby Chicago Daily News

Botts Sneered On Gallows In Peoria Execution

Botts Otis Botts, 21, was executed in Peoria on January 5 for murdering his wife. Witnesses recalled him laughing and telling stories the night before, inviting all to his funeral. He reportedly told his mother not to attend to avoid losing his nerve as he died with a sneer, the strangling done with a hair ribbon.

Peoria Tila Otis Botts Botts Ang

Keenan Identifies Suspect in Savannah Assault Case

Mrs Keenan recognizes the accused as Alonzo Rogers from the police station doorway after a Tuesday night attack on her. A second man, Jim Gantt, was arrested near the crime scene as a hostile crowd gathered, prompting police to escort the suspect to the station guardedly.

Rogers Bunger's Acane

Indicted for Conspiracy Ties to Storey Cotton Co

True bills charging conspiracy were returned by a United States grand jury against Frank C. Marrin and 11 associates linked to the Storey Cotton Company and the Provident Investment Bureau in Philadelphia. All but Stanley Francis are fugitives. Marrin remains jailed on heavy bail awaiting trial.

Storey Cotton Company Philsdelphia United States Grand Jury Frank C. Marrin Frank T. Stone Frank Linston Thomas Herper Oliver Quintin Allas F. Ewart Storey Stanley Francis Allas Arthur Roseter Arthur O'Howard Walter B. Riggs Allas W. Reidh Richmond Thomas H. Quiland Estelle Graham Allas Sophie Beck Atlas Edward Dunne Estelle Caliins Provident Investment Bureau Framcia

Cotton Oil Men Discuss Means at Lithia Springs Meeting

Lithia Springs Ga June 16 Braft correspondence The last session of the Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers Association focused on an experience meeting and the advantages of a permanent organization. The discussions stressed home markets cooperative efforts and reducing middleman profits by selling Georgia seed products directly to consumers. Attendees praised interstate cooperation, set cordial relations, and selected officers led by President Thornton with Thomas Eggleston as minister of finance.

Lithia Springs Georgia Cotton Seed Crushers’ Association Georgia Chicago Commonwealth Shaw Mi Men Publc Southern Association Jordan Poe Thornton Thomas Eggleston

Dickinson Leaves L. N. BRB. Lewisville Ky

Dickinson departs from the L N BRB in Lewisville Kentucky amid mentions of Jane Dhingon and a gathering. The brief notes a failed plan or miscommunication and hints at a poetry of care and a longer wait for a remedy.

Dickinson Lewisville Jane Dhingon Taird

Post office robbed at Fort Dade. money missing

Tampa June 16 A post office at Fort Dade Bemont Key was robbed of 285 last night while the postmistress Mrs T H Merton was in Tampa. Deputies searched every person on the Bemont Key steamer on arrival including officers and soldiers but no trace of the money was found. Albany June 15 The Georgia Supreme Court upholds the lower court in a suit by minority stockholders of the defunct Commercial Bank against its directors. Depositors were paid in full but stockholders received nothing. directors charged with mismanagement. The case goes to master B A Hawkins Americus for a merits ruling.

Tampa Fla Fort Dade United States Artillery Post Bemont Key T. H. Merton Sherlit'a Albany Supreme Court of Georgia Commercial Bank B. A.t Hawkins Americus

Good Crops in Houston

June 16 Peery Georgia A heavy rain yesterday aided local farms. Grain and corn yield are below last year, but cotton prospers. Peach crop quality and volume look good and promising. Pettyville plans two additional brick warehouses to support the expanding cotton trade.

Houston Peery Petty

Army Officer Sentenced to Three Years in Fort Leavenworth

Washington June 16 The present has approved findings in two cases of Captain Joe Kirkman of the Sixth Infantry sentencing him to dismissal from the army and confinement in the penitentiary at Fort Leavenworth Kansas for three years. Kirkman was connected with a sensational case resulting in the death by his own actions of the wife of another army officer at Omaha Nebraska.

Washington Joe Kirkman Fort Leavenwer Kans Kirkman Omaha Nebr

Damage Suit on Trial in Albany Courthouse

The superior court at Albany opens today with a damages case for ten thousand dollars. Plaintiff Mattle Powell of Tifton sues the Atlantic Coast Line Railway, alleging injury. Judge Crosland presiding as the trial proceeds with the civil action.

Albany Lhgality Court of Crosland Mattle Powell Tifton Alas Coast Line Railway

Palmer Elects Sandiford as Palmer Institute Principal

Palmer institute trustees elected L. B. Sandiford of Oxford to fill the principalship, succeeding Prof N. A Goodge. Sandiford recently graduated from Emory College with the highest class record. In a separate note, Colonel Vaz Wiesmann, former governor of Ger u Eset Africa, accidentally shot himself in the head while deer stalking. death was instantaneous.

Palmer Sandiford Oxford Palmer Institute L. B. Sandiford N. A Cgoodge Emory College Ligtzer Syria Vaz Wiesmann Ger U Eset Africa Himsi Fischern

Uncle Alien Sparks Worth in Modern World

Fragmentary Chicago Tribune line hints at Uncle Alien contrasting worth with modern tech value, noting a shift from philosophical stance to practical judgment about usefulness. The readable fragments imply a character remarking on status and material means in contemporary life.

Uncle Alien Chicago Tribune Uncle Alien Sparks

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