Real Estate Listings on Pulliam Street and Nearby Lots
William 8 Ansley Realty advertises rent paying 8 room house on Pulliam Street at $30 monthly, price $2,500 with $500 cash down and installments. also offers Forrest Ave lot, suburban Marietta car line home near Cravenwood, and multiple city lots with prices and terms. Includes business and fourteenth street, North Avenue parcels, and a 6 room Courtland Street cottage managed by Ss. B. Turman & Co.
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William 8
Ansley
Atlanta
Nice
Pulliam Street
Samme Joan
Bergato Pure
Almple Forrest Ave
Jackson
Bedford Place
Seach
Marietta
Cravenwood
Sleo
Pisco
Amume
Wardell
Tinan Park
Edgewoot Avs
Wardell Street
Courtland Street
Merpitts Avenue
Ss. B. Turman & CO
Broad and
Alabama Sts
Callaway Rhodes Realty Listings Publicized in Atlanta Area
Real estate notices feature vacant lots on Fledmont near Renth and near Ninth Street, with prices around 1 800 and terms. Listings include a West End/Myrtle Street residence with garden, a Inman Park house on Bocoid Bmae at 5 000, and a Poplar Circle home offered with easy terms.
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Callaway-Rhodes Company
Brown-Randolpe
Ead
Ninth Street
Myrtie Street
Cnet
Fledmont Avenue
NICE
Nivwood
Lerst
Erion
S. Pryor
D-evom
Washington
Saya Omi
FE Haus Coe
Inman Park
Poplar Circle
Taman
Howe
Atlante
Motoo Myrtle Street
Fragmented Verse Fragment from Ocean Warps
An obscured poem fragment describes a submerged ocean battle and looming dread. Imagery mixes waves and clouds with a haunting shore line, mentioning names and places in cryptic form. The text conveys a somber mood of loss and reflection amid mist and deep waters.
Market Upturn in Cotton Prompts Rally Across Regions
New York April 21 Prices of cotton advance on brighter England trade and strong Liverpool sales. Manchester reports solid demand for cloths and yarns. Weather notes from the south indicate above normal rainfall with some replanting needed. Spot markets stay firm, receipts light, and outlook bullish for week end. Lancashire expansion foreshadows US gains. debate over market manipulation persists. Texas Oklahoma warmth supports crop prospects. late season buyers active in Liverpool and Manchester. Liverpool weekly statistics show imports and stock movements. general tone bullish despite structural trading concerns.
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New York
England
Liverpool
Manchester
Lancashire
Mpinnera
Government
Europe
United States
Wall Street
Texas
Oklahoma
Hamburg
Pfennige
Rio
Cordova
Muscovado
Hester's Weekly Cotton Statement and World Supply Update
New Orleans April 21 Secretary Hester's weekly statement shows declines in movement versus the same dates last year and 1908 across 21 days and 23 days of the season. Totals include receipts at Atlantic ports, overland movements, and southern mill takings with year-to-date comparisons and the world visible supply. Also reported are spinners' takings, price movements, and refined cotton products with current values.
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New Orleans
Hester
Balan
Asainet
United States
Mississippi
Ohio
Fotomac
Mille
Canada
Outhern Mills
Iast
North
South
Egypt
Brazil
India
Great Britain
Europe
Beypt
Thia
Week's Trade Reviewed by Commercial Agencies
New York April 21 reports say trade and industry are quiet with time weather crop and tariff uncertainties weighing on outlook. The season is cold and backward Easter trade weak. wholesale demand uncertain due to tariff chatter. Cash and pig iron demand down with price irregularities noted. Export farm trade quiet while high paints prices restrain activity. Business failures in U S week end April 20 total 233. Canada 24. Wheat and corn exports for fourty two and forty three weeks ending April 20 show steady totals with prior year comparisons. Rosin and turpentine markets hold firm in Savannah and Wilmington with mixed receipts and prices. Grain futures in Liverpool and New York reflect cautious demand across commodities.
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New York
Bradptreat
St Mere
United States
Canada
Piles Cured at Home by New Absorption Method
A brief news note reports a new home treatment claiming to cure piles using a novel absorption method. The item mentions other medical tips and references a debate over efficacy, with no definitive scientific validation cited.
Tamestown Race Day Results Include Four Winners at 25 to 1
Norfolk report from Jamestown features Warden winning a fourth race at 25 to 1 with Mexanne and Capsize securing other events. Opening and remaining races list Odds and results for Bedom Mexcans and multiple runners, with detailed times and entrants.
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Norfolk
Warden
Tamestown
Bervicence
Seymour Beutler
Bedom
Mexcans
Mexanne
Dunn
Capsize
Estep
Besom
McCahey
Lange
Racquet
Ryestraw
Veneta Strome
Taplin
Bendaga
Cooney K
Thrifty
Heroes
Canfield
Mils
Raft
Olsen
Judes
Monsk
Callsn
Dr. Holzberg
Chester Krum
Sweeney
Servicence
McCahay
Japlin
Tima
EK. Herndon
Appolie
Billy Vandervest
Lewt Wigeiia
Bemiquaver
Mel Cahey
Horgee E
L_evan
Acconmd
Muskmelon
Callaa
Kaufman
Hilderkin
Ascoreilo
Tom Shaw
Judge Dundon
No Boxing in Illinois Law Stalls in Senate
A Springfield bill to legalize six round boxing bouts faces two years ban unless passed. After failed motion for reconsideration, the measure returns next Tuesday. Mayor Carter H. Harrison said no boxing in Courage until legislature acts, warning the administration must follow the law.
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Ilinois
Onicago
Illinois
Senate
Springfield
Carter H. Harrison
Nicol Named Chief Scout for Reds Organization
Hugh wi eol athletic director of Purdue University received notice from August Cemn, president of the Cincinnati National League Baseball Club, that Nicol has been appointed chief scout for the team. Nicol will work in June July and August. Neal has thirty years in baseball as a professional ster in the ble league, owner of the Rockford Club in the Three Eye League, and later coach and athletic director at Purdue.
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Nicol
Reds
Lefaustte
Ind
Hugh Wi
Eol
Pordus Univerasity
Ce Mn
Cinmeinoatational
Neal
Rockford
Purdue
Clemson Defeats Clinton in Low-Scoring Contest
In a baseball style score summary dated April 21 Clemson defeated Clinton 6 to 0. The game notes include scattered figures and incomplete batting or pitching lines, with Clemson leading 6 to 0 as final.
Pensacola Horse Races Highlight WicK Slade Winners
At Kup Frain park Pensacola Fla April 1 Cherry and My Rosa from the WicK Slade stable won a afternoon program with F Jacksen aboard Chanute and Beverstein also among winners. Attendance sizable though betting softened and multiple races listed with results and entries for today including Bever-stoin Myrtle Queen and others.
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Pensacola
Fla
Cherry
My Rosa
Wick Slade
F. Jacksen
Kup Frian Park
Chanute
Beverstein
Cherry Girl
F. Peon
Moni Hegards
Dashil
Isi
Senet
Jamar
Virginia
Lindney
Caltha
Spears Rai Grcord
Taday Oe
A. Matthews
Eime
Linia Sabo
Chan
Peuly
Ben Sana
Hnny Wise
Hisie van
Plese
Virasin
Greatid
Urlan
Pryor
Wrispen
Piven
White
Donovan
Ea ‘Dunstan
Warner Griswell
Dalling
Ory Baby
Acre
Inspirer
Merry Belle
Te ‘Mar
Grace Himbell
Dox Harmitton
BS. Bwanmer
Red Hobin
Tedar Bear
Alva Ofigibis
Blanche Francis
Cousin Peter
Johnnie Wi
T. B. Spears
Virginia Lindsay
Dry Coltex
Rogarda
Gull Holland
Automata
L. Thint
Myrtle Queen
la Ba Ja
Mim Imogene
My Rasa
Charlotte Hamilton
Donation
Beverstoin
Quele Walter
Lucky Mate
Ide Lackford
Jack Ryan
Rave—Helsing
Chess
Princess Tharpe
Chevy Girl
Sweet Owen
Warner Gurwell
Preachers to Tell Why Their Creeds Series Opens
A series of meetings to promote tolerance among city churches opens at First Universalist on East Harris Street at 4 p m tomorrow. Rev E Dean Ellenwood says leading denominational representatives will explain doctrines with emphasis on unity in social work. Speakers include Rev Lyman Hood of Atlanta Theological Seminary, Rev C B Wilmer of St Luke s, Rev Jere A Moore of Harris Street Presbyterian, and Dr Sterling P Wiggins of First Methodist. The program runs Sundays through July 2 with further denominational representation each week.
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Universalist
East Harris Street
E. Dean Ellenwood
Jere A. Moore
Harris Street Presbyterian Church
Sterling P. Wiggins
First Methodist Church
The Grand Stock to Stage Clothes at Grand
The Grand Stock Company brings Clothes next Thursday at the Grand theater following The Chocolate Soldier run Mon Tue Wed in Attala. The comedy of high society, directed by Warren F. Hall, is praised as a top local offering. Forsyth and Lyric theaters showcase strong weeks with vaudeville and classic plays featuring Schiller Players and Marie Peray in prominent roles.
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Grand Stock Company
Warren F. Hail
Keith
Forsyth
Schiller Players
Atlanta
David Balesco
Mr. Belasco
Joseph Arrow Totten
Mise Marie Peray
Udy
Bastercoors
Yale Crews Set To Race At Schuylkill Regatta
Yale expands racing program sending the second varsity eight to the Schuylkill regatta on May 27 and the freshmen crew to Philadelphia. Yale plans varsity clashes with everyastern university, aiming for the most ambitious schedule yet by the athletics department.
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Schuylkill
Yale
Philadelphia
Astern University
Mrs. Mary Crankshaw Dies After Illness
Mrs. Mary Crankshaw wife of Hamilton Crankshaw and mother of jeweler Joseph Crankshaw died after several weeks illness at 1 15 am at the family residence 7 Peachtree place She belonged to a prominent family and is survived by three sons Charles W Eli Crankshaw and Joseph Crankshaw and a daughter Mrs Margaret Thomas Funeral arrangements will be announced later.
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Mary Crankshaw
Hamilton Crankshaw
Restence
Peachtree Place
Crankae
Bailey Splits Texas Delegation Over Senate Candidacy
Washington April 21 Senator Joseph Weldon Bailey diversifies Texas congressional views after Choice B Rendall, an opponent of Bailey, is named delegation chair. A strife over Randall’s Senate bid ends ambiguously, with meetings failing to unite. Bailey’s stance on Lorimer fuels the rift with Texas colleagues.
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John Corrigan
Washington
Bpecil
Joseph Weldon Bailey
Texas
Congress
Choice B. Rendall
Bail
Senate
Bailuy
Kendall
George Burgess
Batley
Randall
Champ Clark
Randal
Bailey
Lorimer
Mrs Schoff To Head Mothers Congress Held in Washington
The second international congress of child welfare under the National Congress of Mothers will meet in Washington from April 33 to May. Mrs Frederick Schoff has served as president nine years and is unanimously chosen for re election. The organization has branches in thirty eight states. On May 1 President and Mrs Taft will host the officers and delegates. governors from thirty two states send representatives.
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Washington
International Congress of Child Welfare
National Congress of Mothers
Frederick Schoff
Congress
Taft
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