Real estate boom grips Atlanta market on shifting sales
Real estate men report active market with abundant cash in Atlanta. Purchasers seek property while many owners refuse to sell. Alexander property sale to Hoke Smith signals sharp gains, with several deals turning quick profits and newcomers swelling population as central districts expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Hendrix
Colonel West
Atlanta 3
Alexander
Peachties Street
G. W. Scott
Hoke Smith
Constitution
Luther Rosser
West Mitchell Street
Houster Street
Piedmont Avenue
Captain Hendrix
J. C. Hendrix & Co
Piedmont
Houston Streets
West Mitchen Street
L. 2
Rosser
Mitchell Street
A. J. West
A. J. West & Co
Chattahoochee River
Decatur
Seventh annual Georgia Christian Endeavorers convention opens in Atlanta church
The seventh annual Georgia Christian Endeavorers convention opened at Central Congregational Church in Atlanta with a large attendance. Speakers included Rev. I K Probst and Rev. A J Smith, while James I. Vance delivered the convention sermon on God’s altar stairs to perfection. The gathering featured spirited singing, praise, and plans for evangelistic work in factory districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Congregational Church
F. R. Graves
Barnesville
Oors
W. F. Watkins
First Christian Church
Savannah
Tc. Cleveland
Kirkwood
Ida R. Richmond
Atlanta
J. IF. Blackburn
Fort Valley
Mamie Jemiron
Macon
RB. R. White
Christian
B. Heck
Augusta
PF. J. DuPuy
R. A. Brown
Waycross
H.F. Long
Fitzgerald
World's Union
C. P. Williamson
Arthur J. Smith
Archie B. Warner
Tenth Legion
H. F. Lone
J. F. Blackburn
Miss Jemison
L. Williamson
Atlante
Christ In the Home
R. L. Cave
Rome
W. D. Hart
Red Hills
Georgia
T. C. Cleveland
Suwanee River
Mary Carson
I. K. Probst
D.D
Evangelical Ministers’ Association of Atlanta
United States
F Liebman
Everett
Mission of the Association
Igurope
A. J. Smith
Society of Christian Indeavor
Islam Shaw
Boston
Mass
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Carpetiz
Cleveland
Christan Association
Npon
James I. Vance
Nashville
Tenn
Vance
Peter i
Christ Jesus
Ambulance Corps
Commissary Department
Leyden
Great Britain
Syrup of Figs Promotes Health On Every Trip
An old advertisement urges travelers to carry a bottle of Syrup of Figs to aid kidneys, liver, and bowels on pleasure or business trips. It claims to prevent fevers, headaches, and other sickness and promotes the product as manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Co in 50 cent bottles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California Fig Syrup Co
Sermon on Power and Humility at Fort Valley Church
Reverend Blackburn of Fort Valley delivered a message urging believers to replace institutional influence with spiritual power. He warned that climbing God’s altar stairs demands self sacrifice and humility, promising rest and the crown of righteousness to the faithful. Dr. Vance gave the benediction after a communal mizpah prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Blackburn
Fort Valley
Vance
No Great Change in Strike Powell Claims Situation Is More Encouraging
Telegraph operators show scattered resignations as railroads deny disruption. Powell of the Order of Railroad Telegraphers says coal deliveries may halt plants in North and South Carolina while several Southern division stations lose telegraph service. Atlantic and Danville operators reportedly strike, causing delays and reliance on telephone and red flags, though four local operators remain at duty.
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Powell
North
South Carolina
Alabama
Southern
Southern Railway
Asheville
Black Mountain
Com Pobello
Terrell
Bridgeport
Tenn
Morganton
Newport
Canover
Norfolk
Atlantic and
Danville
Guy
Boydtown
Lamb
John M Miller Co at 39 Marietta Street Atlanta
The John M. Miller Co located at 39 Marietta Street in Atlanta promotes itself as the best place to buy books, stationery, and writing materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Miller Co
Marietta Street
Atlanta
Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons Convention Ticket Deal
Macon hosts Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons from April 24 to 26. Central of Georgia Railway offers round trip tickets at a single fare for Georgia points, selling April 23 with return by April 2. Offices at 16 Wall Street and Union Depot. Aldermanic Board Failed to Meet due to lack of quorum. meeting postponed as several members were absent.
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Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Macon
Central of Georgia Railway
Georgia
Wall Street
Union Depot
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup boosts spring regrowth and arrivals
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup promises to cure whooping cough and measles cough saving children from distressing spells. Tate Spring reports a boom with many elegant people registered, including Chief Justice Simmons and Judge Van Epps, all doing well. Water shipping increases 100 percent this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tate Spring
Chlef Justice Simmons
Judge van Epps
Annual Picnic of Police to Lithia Springs May 8
The Police Relief Association will stage its tenth annual picnic on May 8 at Lithia Springs. Sergeant Moss and four patrolmen plus Secretary Patterson head a special committee to arrange events with Liley's orchestra and a string band for the ballroom. Proceeds from extra tickets support the association's sick fund and death policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lithia Springs
Police Relief Association
Moss
Campbell
Martin
Goodson
Holt
Patterson
May
Lithia Springa
Police Association
Liley
Mayor Signs All Papers From Last Council Session
The mayor has signed all papers from the last council session. Remaining papers needing aldermanic board action will be sent to him in a few days.
Memorial Day Parade Sets Grand Marshal Haskell
Major Haskell accepts the Grand Marshal post for Memorial Day 1900 and will lead a parade with military and civic groups. Colonel Byrd is named chief of staff and adjutant general for the day. The Ladies Memorial Association of Atlanta organizes the program, with veterans and multiple organizations to participate at the cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Memorial Association
Joseph C Haskell
Phil G. Byrd
Adjutant General
State of Georgia
Haskell
Adjutant General's Office
Atlanta
Ladies' Memorial Association
Phill G. Byard
Phili G. Byrd
Georgia
Stat
JC Haskell
Phill G Byrd
Grain-O Beverages Promises Healthful Grain Drink Option
A printed testimonial proclaims Grain-O made from pure grains as a healthful coffee alternative. The ad claims one week of use convinces the reader to switch and notes children can drink it freely with benefits. A package costs 25 cents from local grocers.
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J. C. Hendrix
Warren
Ality
Heywood
Florida
Juniper and
Seventh Streets
Daniel Place
West End
Kenny Place
Washington Street
Avanta Real Estate
Forrest Adair
G. W. Adair
South
Maier
Jewelers
Whitehall Street
Christian Endeavorers
Fourth Presbyterian Church
L. G. Henderson
First Presbyterian Church
Americus
F. B. Jenkins
Bible Markemen
J. T. Oliphant
Our Christian Endeavor
R. R. White
Wiliam Shaw
W. D Hart
D. E. Luther
Young Men's Christian Association
William Shaw
ScelaltHoar
Printers
Hood
the Cable Company
Whitehall St
Atlanta, Ga
Byrd
Major Haskell
Memorial Association
Eiseman Bros
Washington, D.C
Whitehall
Aeate Street
Buckingham Hotel
5Th Ave
50Th St
New York
Charles L, Wetherbee
Qunlap
LAW Bros
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