Atlanta Real Estate Transfers Drag Through Soggy Market
The Martin Ozburn Realty Company moved several properties in Atlanta including a 8 room house at Courtland Street for 8000 and a corner lot sale at Sprink and Mills. Multiple deeds show transfers to Reed Mitchell, Brady, and others, with rents and store ambitions noted. The article lists numerous parcels on Ponce de Leon, Mangum, and nearby avenues, reflecting a slow real estate week with several cash sales and mortgages.
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Martin Uzburn
Martin Ozburn Realty Company
Bob] Brady
Baker Street
Pouthwear
Bprink
Mills
Stewart
Wright Brothers
Renaleration Way
For Sale Real Estate Listings in Atlanta Districts
FOR SALE-REA 1. ESTATE SPRING STREET IN VESTMENT, 183 FEET on Spring street renting for 1806 per annum The price is 926,000 TERMINAL DISTRICT Corner 103273 at about 35 less per feet than surrounding property Northwest corner of Haynes and Rhodes largest frontage on Haynee Quick action required A BEAUTIFUL bungalow on Myrtle Street actual cost to build including lot 9400 For quick sale 38700 Bome terms On one of the best cross streets on the north side an elegant story and a half bungalow designed built and occupied by the owner three bedrooms two baths price 7500 terms THE FISHER REAL ESTATE AGENCY 631 CANDLER BUILDING Ivy 2296 Phones Atlanta 2296
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McDonald Denied Bail After Fatal Street Stabbing
Frank McDonald, accused in the June 25 fatal stabbing of Robert L. Stevens on Auburn Avenue, was remanded to the Tower after a judge denied bail. Testimony painted a crowded late night dispute with allegations McDonald chased and stabbed Stevens. several witnesses described a group gathering and a planned altercation.
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Frank McDonald
Robert L. Stevens
J B Ridley
McDonald
Stevens
William Wosmith
Auburn Avenue
Smith
Paul Flarrison
North Frout Street
Omussion Stevens
Meanald
Hardt
Ogft Kilpatrick
Will Am ‘Mo Smith
Chloroform Link in Fire Death Sparks Investigation
Reports from a small New York town detail that Emma Clark died in a house fire while a separate inquiry investigates whether Emmerson Clark bought chloroform the day before. Authorities say the missing youngest daughter was found bound and authorities note suspicious use of ether or chloroform in the aftermath as the case unfolds. Luke Wright Jr. dies suddenly at his farm in Bookman, with officials noting heart disease as a likely cause. A Georgia corporate petition seeks permission to form STFR HI BROS & BARNES to operate a furniture store, form alliances, and engage in road vehicle sales with broad corporate powers.
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Hinghampton
Binghamteon
Flaivard
Jorarchy
F Merson Clark
Nis
Wite Civic Cme
Om Toner
Clark
Cuiaiidt
Childrett
General R F Hoke Dies at 76 in Lincolnton NC
General Robert F Hoke, Confederate officer chosen by General Lee as successor, died at his Lincolnton home at 76 after a brief illness. Funeral with military honors to be in Raleigh. body queued to Raleigh at 10 26 am and arrival 7 30 pm. He commanded five companies at New Bern and led battles including Plymouth and Fredericksburg. He left mining interests in Mitchell County and was connected to prominent Southern families.
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Charlotte
R F Hoke
Lee
Lincolnton
Hoke
Raleigh
Seaboard Air Line Railroad
North Darling
Southern Stars
Leutenant
Barty
Cold Harbor
North Carolina
Johnston
Durham Station
Robert F Hoke
Kentucky Military Institute
Big Bethel
Newbern
Fredericksburg
Meades
Confederate Congress
Plymouth
Mitchell County
Felder to Decide on Gubernatorial Run in Macon Meeting
Macon Georgia July 3 Special Thomas and Beider visit to confer with Felders friends on whether he will enter the gubernatorial race against Joe Hill Wall and John Staton. Backers claim financial support and demand for entry. attendees from across the state expected. a definite statement likely at meeting's end.
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Macon
Thomas & Beider
Joe Hill Wall
John “MoStaton
Felder
Husband accuses jealous wife of imaginary affinity
J C Thomas tells police court he will never live with his wife after she keeps him awake seeking proof of his auburn haired soulmate. He claims no other woman tempts him and that hair color is irrelevant, yet his wife pursues him, demanding the name of the other woman. He is under probation and ordered to pay ten dollars weekly.
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J C Thomas
Tho Mas
Coogler
Thomas
West Point Route Round Trip From Atlanta to Pensacola
Tickets on sale every Thursday through August 22 1912 for a ten day return. Sleeping cars dining cars and coaches available. Call at Fourth National Bank Building ticket offices and at the terminal station for details.
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Fourth National Bank Bldg
Shaw's Fight Fails in Senate Over Tallulah Falls Issue
Senator Emmett Shaw pushed to reconsider the previous day’s action on his resolution urging the governor to oppose the Tallulah Falls corporation harnessing the water power. The senate voted 17 to 1 to not reconsider, while Telker urged leaving the matter to the General Judiciary Committee. Beauchamp proposed a unanimous resolution praising Governor Wilson, and the session adjourned briefly. New bills were introduced to make county treasurer positions optional.
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Emmett Shaw
Eleventh
Tallulah Falls
Senate
Butt
Shaw
Crawfords
General Judiciary Committee
Hviator Telker
Trent
Spuke
Beauchamp
Twenty Second
Senate of
Georgia
Woodrow Wilson
Newbie
Edwards
King
Graham
Treassurce
Grace trial bill offered in house
The Harrell bill introduces an amendment to allow a spouse to testify in a felony case with required corroboration. It targets the Daisy Grace case with her husband shooting, and outlines that testimony by husband or wife must be corroborated. The measure mirrors earlier Georgia assembly proposals and faces the social judiciary committee for consideration.
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Harrell
Social Judiciary Committee
General Assembly of Georgia
Stewart County
Daisy Grace
Atlanta
Mra Trace 19
Grace
General Assembly
$10,500 Needed by Deaf School
A 1911 Georgia General Assembly special committee report urges a liberal appropriation for Georgia School for the Deaf. Total estimated cost about 10,200 with 5000 for boilerly, 200 for heating extension, 3400 to double pipe line capacity, plus enlarging the female department.
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Georgia School For the Deaf
House of Representatives
Joe Hall Eyes Growing Lead as Lewder Enters Governor Race
Joe Hill claims momentum in the governor contest as Tom L elder enters. He says he has many speaking dates from July 3 onward and plans to win over fence-sitters. Representative Hall to speak at a Quitman barbecue this morning and continue engagements statewide until the legislature convenes next Monday.
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Joe Hilk fHalf
Bibb
Tom
Lelder
Joe Hill
Quitman
Brooks County
Taft Supporters Fail At State Republican Convention
In Huron on July 1 the Taft forces failed to secure endorsement or to instruct the five electors for Taft. The electors remain uninstructed as progressives control the convention, one of the first state GOP gatherings since the national convention.
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Huron
Taft
Atlanta Live Stock Market Sees Mixed Week Prices
Weekly auction notes show good to choice steers 1 000 to 1 500 pounds 575 to 9075, and 800 to 1 000 pound steers near 95.50 to 0. Madman to good steers 50 to 850 pounds 00 to 800. Beef cattle mostly steady with cow demand steady to easier in portions. Hogs and lambs varied by weight with Tennessee spring lambs and mutton values noted. receipts remained strong across markets in Chicago St Louis and Louisville regions.
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W Oh, White
White Provision Company
Gies
Cary
Bce
St Louie
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisville
Ogiesby Grocery Company
Lina & Navy
Navy
Dee Croker
Battie
Axtte Chavely
Don Grlatine
M Connell Dies at Sanitarium in Atlanta
H F McConnell president of the Mc Connell Shoe and Clothing Company died yesterday at 8 am in a private sanitarium. He was 44 and a prominent young Atlanta businessman. Survived by wife, mother Mrs McConnell, daughter Mrs Gordon Woodruff, son H E F McConnell Jr, and brothers Job and John. Funeral at 11 at home with interment at West View.
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H F McConnell
Mc Connell Shoe and Clothing Company
Atlanta
McConnell
Gordon Woodruff
H EF McConnell Jr
Tyro Brothers
Job
John McConnell
Garfield Place
Fie
The
Eagles
Georgia Lodge
Krer Jana
Gee
Odd Fellows and
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West View
City of Cartersville Sealed Bonds Bid Notice
The City of Cartersville offers 50 000 in Coupon Gold Bonds for electric light gas waterworks and building improvements. Bids due July 3 at 2 oclock by the Board of Commissioners. Bonds dated July 1 1912 payable January 31 1942 bearing 6 percent interest semi annually. Tax exempt in Georgia. gold coin payments. certified checks 7 percent with bids. City reserves right to reject bids. Mayor W Young 1912
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Cartersville
Board of Commissionera
Lartereville
Bartow County
Georgia
G W Wardrup
Board of Commissioners
W Young
Atlanta Market Weighs In On Country Produce Prices
Quoted stout market notes from South Broad Street on vegetables fruits and groceries with prices for apples peaches cantaloupes corn lard bacon and canned goods. Listings include Florida Georgia shipments and several named brands and suppliers reflecting a bustling wholesale scene.
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South Broad St
California
Florida
Hove
Georgios
Her Error Dowager Conflicts Over Jealous Husband
A fragment from a dialogue shows a Dowager accusing a blond man of deceit while claiming he is the speaker's husband, revealing tension and mistaken identity in a social scene. The exchange underscores themes of reputation and personal entanglement in a domestic setting.
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Stranger
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