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Newspaper

Atlanta Constitution

Location

Atlanta, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1909

Page

6

Morgan interests debated in Wall Street reshuffle context

A Wall Street discussion centers on Kuhn Loeb & Co and allied figures amid railroad governance debates. Judge Lovett’s rise to prominence as a railroad public figure is noted. The piece describes historical moves, leadership shifts, and long standing banking and railroad influence in New York, London, and Chicago networks. The text references Schiff, Loeb, Frick, Vanderbilt, and Morgan interests shaping policy and leadership of major railroads.

Jacob Ho Fil Kuhn Loeb & Cho Dacclarath Mir Schiff Kuhnloeb A Co Loton Tackic Southern Pacific Harriman Houston

Auto Week fund drive nears $20,000 goal in Atlanta

Subscriptions for Auto Week continued to pour in as the drive nears the $20,000 target. Generous contributions came from The Georgian, E L Connally, Guarantee Trust Bank, Railway Postal Clerks Investment Association, and local businessmen. The hotel committee seeks a conference with hotel men while logistics for thousands of autos are reviewed by Atlanta dealers. Alaska Yukon exposition reports improved finances and rising attendance as bonds near full retirement.

Auto Week Enitire Ren [Lee Crew Connally Guarantee Trust and Banking Company Railway Postal Clerks Envestment Association Committee On Hotels Dutton Piedmont Zimmer Brooks Morgan Asa Candle Sam Jones Atlanta Auanta Auto EW Gans

Bankers Study Bills of Lading Reform at Conference

At Chicago meetings ahead of the American Bankers Association convention, bankers and shippers debate uniform bills of lading to secure credit. Resolutions favor nationwide reform and carrier accountability while express money orders face critique.

Chicago American Bankers’ Association Lewis Ellerson Henry Dunkak New York Mercantile Exchange Coun Ihe Conventoin Lepress Ther Currency Commission of the Association Federal Maonetary Commission Commission Bank Guaranty Bank Deposit Guaranty Postal Savings Bank Federal Legislative Committee Executive Council Association

Miss Janie Moss Narrow Escape From Iodine Poisoning

Miss Janie Moss of Washing ton Georgia narrowly escaped serious harm after mistaking an iodine bottle for pepsin on her family's back porch at Tignall. The error occurred at night and was quickly corrected by a physician, leaving her unharmed.

Janie Moss Washington Washington, Ga James A Moss The National Bank of ‘Qwilkes Tignall Mixes Moss Miss Mogs

Race Adjustment address at First Congregational Church

Georgia Rural Carriers in Washington announce Dash er Grady Wisenbaker Mark Touchton and others as carriers with subs across routes. Dean Brooks Culpepper and Professor Kelly Willer of Howard University will lecture at the first Congregational Church in Washington on Race Adjustment Tuesday at 3 o clock.

Georgia Washington Boeral Dasher Grady Wisenbaker Mark L Touchton Quitman A. C Yates Wiliam St. Jates Kelly Willer College of Arts and Sciences Howard University Washington, DC Will First Congregational Church Colored

Bryan Says Explorers Belong To Democracy

William J. Bryan arrived in Dallas to lecture on Democracy and the Tariff. In an interview on the North Pole dispute he said the two explorers Cook and Peary are Democrats, quipping that Democrats excel in cold conditions and do their best work there.

Dallas Texas William J. Bryan Mission North Pole Cook Peery

Peary Polar Quest Details Claim Supply Theft and Pole Reach

Reports from Battle Harbor Labrador describe Whitten alleging Peary's crew took Cook's supplies from Etah and that boats were sent to Annatook to remove provisions. The Roosevelt voyage recounts Peary reaching the North Pole on April 6 with Henson and four Eskimos after a long staged march from Cape Columbia amid scarce supplies and harsh conditions.

Cook Copenhagen Peary Etah Annatook Whitten Rudolph Francke Bootswain Hoosevelt Battle Harbor Sydney OVE Eskimo North Pole Labrador Manner Pearys Roosevelt Pole Ging Wah Cape Columbia Mathew Henson Robert A Bartlett George Rorup Bartlett Borup Ross Marvin Ronald B McMillian Peary Marvin Peary Bartlett Pears 88Th Parallel Peary Hensen 89Th Parallel The

Four Hurt in Auto Smashups in City and Ravine

In Columbus Georgia on September 13 two auto accidents left four people injured. Ed Simmons with critical injuries, Jim Rigby with a dislocated hip, and C L Alexander with a broken finger were hurt when a large car with two ladies plunged 16 feet into a ravine on the Glade Road. A separate collision involving George Woodruff’s car and Albert Dudley left no serious injuries, while J H Cumbus’s vehicle hit Master Hart Abbott on a bicycle, who was shaken and his wheel wrecked. Additionally, Peary’s polar expedition updates and Roosevelt vessel status are noted in the same dispatches.

Columbus, Ga Ed Simmons Jim Rigby C L. Alexander Glade Road Simmons George Woodruff Albert Dudley J H Cumbus Hart Abbott

Obituary notices from multiple deaths in Georgia and surrounding areas

A batch of obituary notices and funeral announcements from Georgia towns and nearby areas. Items include Oma Jane Holloway, Hilliard L Rawlins, Sylva J Roberts, Mrs H M VanSleen, Mrs Mary L Burr, Mrs H H Geiger, W K Norwood, E O Smith, Captain J Fohenmne, Captain W H Collett, Captain Josiah Taber Daggett with dates, ages, and burial plans.

Oma Jane Holloway P A Holloway Greenberg Bond & Bloomfields Chapel Gainesville Goa Daggett Montclair N. J Montclair NJ Josiah Taber Dagett Marthe Vineyard

Lynchburg Expanding Her Shoe Trade

Lynchburg shoe company ships five solid carloads of footwear to the south. One car to Oklahoma, four cars to Louisiana and Arkansas. Shoes that made Lynchburg famous attract good foreign buyers who value durable goods built on solid principles. The firm grows as merit finds its own purchasers.

Lynchburg Wilt Shoe Co Oklahoma Louisiana Arkansas Lynchbur& Famous George D Witt Bhoe Co South

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