Real estate transfers fill Atlanta notices with numerous sales
A Thursday round of Atlanta real estate transfers lists multiple deed deeds and warranty transfers. Green and L Green agents move properties on Peachtree and Piedmont avenues. Martin Osburn Realty sells for Walter Sims on Piedmont. other parcels change hands on West End and Marietta Street. Mortgage activity includes records for Railway Postal Clerks Insurance Association and Atlanta Banking Company. Building permits note repairs across several neighborhoods.
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Marique
T. M
Piedmont Avenue
Mr. Hollis
L. Green
WW. B. Mayes
Oplebhergy Avenue
West End
Martin-Arburn Realty Company
Joe Buchman
W. A. ‘Maddox
Haralson Avenue
We. A. Maddox
Joseph Buchman
North
Jackson Street
Con County
Railhway Maji Clarks’ Investment Association
Atlanta Health Corporation
Gilmer Street
George FP. Moore
R. A
Marl Street
Marietta Street
John M. Hill
Anna
Payne
Courtland ‘Stret
Harristreet
G Clark
R. Clein
M. Hiiman
Pryor Street
Woodward Avenue
Auanta Tesky Corporation
Aidary
Gamer Wrest
E. Nix
D. Lb
Evbela
East North Avenue
Myrtle E Street
J. W.taylor
Dh. GU. Lyle
J. Philips
M. Bhutehinn
Jackson Place
Jo Anas
FWIO
George W. Parrett
J. ON. Walact
Narih Alle Currier Street
Buchanan Street
Edgar A. Neely
A. J. McCoy
R. A. Hemphill
KW. Bigham
Pourth and
Bedford Place
Fourth Street
Olenn Howell
de Lyte
B. &. Bankston
J. Bankston
Sime
Gallatin
Dalney
Traders Company of
Atlanta
Wl Cook
Gomion_ street
West End Plate
W. A. Maddox
Jos
Aido Jackson Street
Sain Street
Wai
B. Coates
Myrtle Creeet
Sngids
William Maukdinie
Kaniea’ Banking Ent Loan Company
Barthie Street
Arashwest Carer
Gordon Street
J. N. Melntyre
Fuchanan
Hillyer
Postal Clerks’ Insurance
Alton East
Igida Ivy Street
Big Buildings for Manufacturers on Fauburn Ave
Close in brick building four floors and cement basement with water power and electric systems. Elevator every five floors, 20,000 square feet, cheap at 800 per month. Additional 12 foot alley side, top depth 200 feet, industrial yard. Also right at freight term, a never used six story concrete fireproof building with electricity and elevators, 20,000 square feet. For rent whole or subdivide, 300 on Edgewood near the Franklin Printing Co. building. Inspect at once for pricing.
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Fauburn Ave
Corey backs Wilson amid Roosevelt noise ends third party talk
William Ellis Corey former president of the steel trust returns from a three month motor trip and declares Woodrow Wilson the best choice for president saying Roosevelt’s third party would be unnecessary He praises Wilson’s modern ideas and Taft’s failure while noting abroad interest groups doubted Wilson’s nomination yet now agree he represents the nation’s best path ahead.
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New York
William Ellis Corey
The
Steel Trust
Woodrow Wilson
Roosevelt
Mr. Corey
Wilson
Taft
Ike Wilson
Street Car Strike Feared By Chicago
August 17 The outlook for a settlement of the wage and working condition dispute is doubtful. International President Mahon of the Carmen's union is unhappy with employers' refusal to agree on wages and presented a new ultimatum to Twynard AL Busby president of the Chicago fly Railways company who refused to agree. The ultimatum will also be presented to John Roach president of the Chicago railways tomorrow. Mahon says elevated employees are preparing stratagems on the strike question.
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Chicago
International
Mahon
Carmen's
Twynard AL Busby
Chicago Fly Railways Company
John Roach
Chicago Railways
Five Hundred Bottles of Good Corn Liquor
A wagon loaded with hay broke down on August 17 in Wilmington, with a fleeing driver leaving goods unclaimed after police arrived. The scene followed a recent sensational campaign against Bluml tigers, and no owner has claimed the goods yet.
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Wilmington
Turkey Mountain
Inon
Polles
Nesto
Bluml Tigers
For Rent Listings Fractured Across Multiple Streets
A jumble of rental notices listing addresses such as Auburn Ave Alabama Decatur West Peachtree Pryor and Stewart Ave. includes varied details like three story structures basements flats and prices ranging from 200 to 400 per month. Names and partial street spellings are scattered with incomplete data and several OCR fragments.
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Aubur Avi
Auburn Ave
Logan Madizon
Alabama
East Fair St
Fiour
Pryor
Gordon Place
R. FL
He Crescent
R. H
Angie
Ase
Ponce de Leon
OH. Decatur
Js H
West Peachtree A. P
S. Pryor
Stewart Ave
Pullant St
Central Ave
Cunningham Place
Luctle Ave
Milton Ave
South Ave
Rosalia At
Russia’s death by own action club intrigues Russia
A Petersburg dispatch details a thriving organization promoting personal crisis reports and self destruction. It cites branches in Moscow Odessa Kharkov and Vladivostok with dramatic incidents and quotes Count Witte and Artzybascheff while noting police rewards and secrecy surrounding founders and members.
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Curtis Brown
St. Petersburg
Russia
Moscow
Odessa
Kharkov
Vladivostock
League of Life
Neva
Suicide Club
Imperial
Lfe
Artzybascheff
Ife
St Lll
Leta
Zakomelska
Petersburg
Dovbor
Ruasila
Count Witte
Bandits Denied Safe Route Near Rockefeller Estate
A road near John D. Rockefeller's Pocantico Hills estate was the scene of a hold up when a cyclist was robbed of his money and bicycle. The crime occurred after deputies were stationed around the estate to prevent threats by recently discharged workers, according to reports from Tarrytown. The incident highlights concerns over protection measures around the Rockefeller property.
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Tarrytown
John D. Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Rockefeller
Granite Shaft to Doctor Who Never Asked a Fee
A granite shaft in Wauconda marking Dr. Joseph Dawson, a physician who never asked a fee. He buried two years ago in the town cemetery. his grave remained unmarked. He arrived with a collie dog, built a wide practice, and gave charity with any excess funds for ten years. He lived with his dog as sole companion and had many friends in the county.
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Wauconda
Joseph Dawson
Dawson
Mfe
Honeymoon Ends With Bigamy Charge For Warren
In New York on August 17, financier Jere John son Warren and his wife Clarissa Prescott faced a bigamy charge filed by Mrs Warren No 2, with Warren jailed awaiting Connecticut action. Warren’s lawyers sought extradition fight while his wife recounted a long saga of prior marriages and Cuban legal confusion surrounding divorce and annulment.
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New York
Jere’ Johnson Warren
Quinn
Headquarters
Hezekiah Elwood
Fairfield County
Connecticut
Warren
Clarissa Prescott
Warren No
Fairfield
McAdoy
Supreme Court
Dugro
Mrs. Warren No. 2
Havana
Cuba
Louisiana
Boulighy
Rudolph
America
To Fight Hog Cholera Crusade Proposed in Congress
Washington August 17 a crusade to suppress and eradicate hog cholera was proposed in a bill introduced by Representative Bloat of Nebraska. The proposal seeks an appropriation of 2 910 000.
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Washington
Bloat
Nebragks
Messenger Held as Lone Robber in Asheville Raid
BE F. Carr of Marion is arrested in Asheville for robbing the express car of Southern Railway train 13. Carr, jailed under preliminary hearing Monday, denies guilt and has given conflicting stories, including claims another man took the money. The incident occurred after a pistol hold up Thursday night near Blitmore.
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Stolypin
League of Life
Russia
Asheville
N. Y
Southern Railway
BE. F. Carr
Marion
Jal
Carr
Blitmore
Doctor defends brutal love theory in Chicago
Chicago on August 17 Special Dr William Waugh of the city refused to modify his statement that cave man instincts govern love and that women love brutality. He cited a domestic tyrant husband and said many women feign coquetry to display power and mastery. Dr Waugh is dean of Bennett Medical College and chief physician at Jefferson Park hospital.
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Chicago
Wlliam Waugh
Bride and Groom Caged and Ironed in Crafton Parade
Henry Spohn, a wealthy merchant, and Miss Mary Brown eloped to Grove City. Last night they were paraded through Crafton in an iron barred carnival wagon, followed by 2000 onlookers as brass bands played and crowds cheered, a sensational town spectacle.
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Pittsabugy
Henry Spohn
Mary Brown
Crafton
Spohn
Misa
Grove City
Mayor Arrested for Bribe in West Hammond
West Hammond Illinois August 17 Mayor Joseph Woycinski arrested on charge of accepting a bribe. George Rosenbaum swore out the warrant stating he handed the mayor $40 for protection after opening a hotel. The mayor ordered the hotel closed last night and was taken into custody. He has a history of opposing vice and a fist fight occurred when the warrant was served. Bond set at $5,000 and reports say he may move to close all disorderly houses with deputy sheriffs.
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West Hammond
Joseph Woycinski
George Rosenbaum
Woycinski
John Berwanger
Virginia Brooks
Joan of Arc
Wayman
Chicago
Lynch Attacked About Pressmen At Union Convention
Cleveland August 17 President Lynch of the International Typographical Union denounced delegates who met in secret last night and attacked him for condemning the oreasmen strike in Chicago The convention supported Lynch and he vowed to identify the critics Also the delegates cheered Attorney Clarence Darrow upon learning his Los Angeles release and sent a telegram of congratulations to him The ladies auxiliary closed its sessions yesterday.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lynch
International Typographical Union
Oreasmen
Chicago
Clarence Darrow
Los Angeles
Darrow
Auxilary
Central of Georgia denies Gainesville Midland buy report
Macon Ga August 17 Special officials of the Central of Georgia brand as ridiculous reports sent from Athens that the railroad planned to purchase the Gainesville Midland line operating between Gainesville and Athens. They say Vice President Winburn recently traveled over the road in his private car to visit his aging father in Gainesville, and this sight sparked the rumors.
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Macon
Central of Georgia
Athens
Gammenville Midland Railway
Gainesville
Winburn
Central
First Ward Polling Place Shift Announced
Announcement last night states the First Ward polling place for the state primary moved from 23 West Alabama to 34 Madison Avenue.
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West Alabama
Madison Avenue
Coffee Market Report and London Stock Summary
Coffee futures opened steady with gains amid buying from European shorts and local covering. Reports of dry weather in San Paulo and strong demand supported prices. the London market showed buoyant tones with gains across sectors, while American securities rose on crop optimism and later drifted.
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New York
Santos Tours
Cordova
Havre
Hamburg
Rio
Tirele Hleher
Isritia
Suo
Jundiahy
San Paulo
London
Debeera
Atea
Louisville
Nashville
Canadian Pacific
United States
Ulinois Central
Loulisville
Nawhville
Southern Railway
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Loley
Orth Steet
Hay
Catherine Heller
Elbert Street
G Stewart
Colo
da Ferst
Oreside Brookline Street
James T. Williams
Hackett
Morrland Avenue
North Avenue
Higath
A. Sten. Wilson
eElbeney
Sgust
John Mhi Gr
Alana
Codland Avenue
Harris and Your
Ida May Moore
George F. Payne
Pones de Leon Heights
Mary Thormas
Darby
Beckwith Street
Walnut Street
I. C. Clark
B. Chum
E. F. Wiliams
W. W. Reed
Washington Street
Wilenski
Charles M. Owens
E. L. Cain
Highland Avenue
Augusta Avenue
Kirkwood Avenue
Walthall Street
Willama
Atlanta Banking Wings
Doray Street
Hunter Street
M. Cochran
Sane
MrDaniel Street
Wells Street
R. C. McCall
Same
Bellwood
Lindsey Street
Paul
Atlanta Banking and Savings Co
Gordon
J. W. Woolfolk
Agme
University Avenue
Wilson Jarrest
Macbuyre
D. I Macinyre
Luctte Avenue
Peeples Street
Lucile Avenue
C. H H. Jackson
Atlanta Banking and Ravings Co
Fort Trans
Mitchell
Thirkletd Avenue
Capital Avenue
Thayer Avenue
Murray Street
W. C. Harper Et al
Harams
Mathewson Street
Tyne
Inia
Mary E. Dodge
Greensferry
Holderness Street
Central Bank and Trust Corporation
W. RL Namby
Bigham Avenue
June Harren
C. Cole
Fallie
Brookline Street
Stewart Avenue
J. VL Goodwin
Ot Repaira
G. C. Chapman
Epworth
T. J. Ray
Greenaterry Ave- Iiue
A. C. Curtis
Walnut
Repai Independent Construction Co
Ormond
Edgewood
Franklin Brinting Co
Storkes
Corey
Jaman, Black & Calhoun
Empire Building
Sergius Hurko
Hussars
Fis
Monte Carlo
Hurko
Mellor-Kakomelski
Co. Powell-Napier
Sergius Witt
Sacha Zakomelsk I
Staving
John D
Europe
Bride Warren
Messenger
Illinois
Printers’ Union
Midland
Gibert & Clay
Texas
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