Atlanta Real Estate Boom Shows Large Month of Transfers
Clerk records in Fulton County show July transfers totaling $232,947 across 103 deeds. Max single day $56,840 on July 7. largest deal $32,000 for Maxwell R. Berry of the Fielder & Allen building on Peachtre e Street.
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Arnold Broyles
Superior Court
Fulton County
Atlanta
Maxwell R. Berry
James Banks
Fielder & Allen
Peachtrea Street
Edgewood
Auburn Avenues
Berry
Reese
Peachtree Street
British and American Manufacturing Company, Limited
C. W Hunnicutt
Marietta Street
Spring
Wallace T Newman
John Bela Campbell
Pratt and Gilmer Streets
E. H. Thornton
Robert P. Horton
Howells Mill Road
Thomas Finley
Hampton Smith
State Street
C Stevens
G. W. Kelley
Jane B Kelley
Southavenus
Hull Street
Sallie C. Stevens
F. F. Harrington
Hill Street
South Avenue
W. B. Lowe
Daisy E. Ryan
Cox Street
Henry L. Wilson
Annie meLeod Lyden
Elizabeth S Spink
W. A. Cook
Riverside
Capital City Trust Company Et al
Emilis S Behre
Kennesaw Avenue
The
Sanders Loan and Investment Company
Emilie S$ Behre
John G Winter
al Tao H. A Harrigan
Ware
Main Streets
East Point
National Building Association of
Baltimore City
Mamie Gaines
Barrow Avenue
Robert Geter
A J. Orme
Hilzabeth Street
Grace Church Vacancy Names Walker Lewis for Pulpit
Rev Dr Walker Lewis is being strongly considered for Grace church pulpit as successor to Rev J H Dickey who has become Emory College president. Once part of South Georgia and later Atlanta churches he returned to South Georgia and now presiding elder of Macon district. Local friends back his selection as pastor of Grace church.
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Walker Lewis
Grace Church
J .H. Dickey
Emory College
Lewis
South Georgia
North Georgia
Atlanta
South Georgia Conference
Macon
Griffin man files bankruptcy petition in U S court
R Cole of Griffin filed for bankruptcy in the United States Circuit Court with debts listed at 12 9 488 and assets at 176 600 Marcus W Beck was appointed receiver and required to post a 5 000 bond. The filing was made yesterday through attorneys J J Flynt and T Patterson.
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R. Cole
Griffin
United States Circuit Court
J. J Flynt
T . Patterson
United States District Court
Hig
Marcus W Beck
Public affairs notes on city clerk and station plan
City Clerk Campbell notified Governor Candler of council action rejecting rights to Wall Street for depot purposes. Governor appointed John T. Williams to state sanitarium board to fill unexpired term after J. R. Van Buren resignation. Two fire alarms responded. 263 Jackson Street and 23 Smith Street. Dr J W Blosser to preach at People's Union Tabernacle.
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Campbell
Candler
If Council
Beck
Wall Street
State Depot Commission
Gilbert
New York
Candler Whesterday
John T. Williams
Jones County
State Sanitarium
J. ER. van Buren
van Buren
State Senate
Twenty-First
Jackson Street
N. L
W. D. Johnson
People’s Union Tabernacle
McDaniel Street
Whitehall Street
Thomas C. Mayson
Incendiary preacher jailed after pawned Bible for whisky
Rev J T Olive, a Birmingham born Negro preacher, was jailed in Atlanta after delivering street sermons intended to provoke racial strife and pawned his Bible and railroad ticket for liquor. Police canceled his street preaching permit, but Olive preached anyway. He faced a fine of 1075 and promised to leave the city, with the recorder warning of the chain gang if he returned.
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J. T Olive
Birmingham
Ala
Olive
Atlanta
Broyles
Chain Gang
Twin Brothers Lunatics Take to Milledgeville
Twin brothers about twenty, sons of C. C. Kelly of Lucisville Pickens county, were moved from Pickens to Atlanta under Sheriff Wheeler to Milledgeville for confinement on lunacy charges. They resemble each other, one talkative the other silent, with mental weakness blamed for the breakdown in childhood.
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Milledgeville
Pickens County
Atlanta
Wheeler
C. C. Kelly
Lucisville
Reunion of Wheeler's Cavalry at Woodward's Spring
A Wheeler's Cavalry reunion is planned at Woodward's Spring today with a barbecue at 2 to 3 PM. Camp Wheeler members and ladies will attend along with Soldiers' Home inmates and Camps 159 Walker and Anderson, plus many invited guests. Veterans are asked to wear camp badges and use river cars between 11 AM and 1:30 PM.
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Wheeler’s Cavalry
Woodward's
Woodward's Spring
Camp Wheeler
Camps 159
Walker
Anderson
Carine
Folsom’s Restaurant Fight Ends in Death By Carving Knife
Alamanzer White killed Asberry Hinman in a restaurant kitchen fight at Folsom’s last night. Hinman died at Grady Hospital from a throat wound after officers Belden and Dobbs arrested White at the scene. White claims Hinman drew first, denying malicious intent.
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Alamanzer White
Asberry
Grady Hospital
White
Hinman
Belden
Dobbs
Poice Barracks
Albert J Wood Dies of Brain Congestion in Sudden Death
Albert Johnson Wood died suddenly at his home 45 Logan Street yesterday morning from brain congestion. He leaves a wife, three children, his mother, and brother Walter J. Wood. A plumber with J. F. Clements on Central Avenue, he was 41 and well loved by many. Funeral at 4 p.m. today at St Philip Episcopal church.
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E Roark
Maine
Albert Johnson Word
Logan Street
Mr. Wood
Walter J. Wood
Wood
J. F. Clements
Central Avenue
St. Philip Episcopal Church
Weather turns cooler as rain showers ease heat spell
Yesterday's hot spell broke with a thundershower and rain. Temperatures briefly peaked near 91 degrees then fell to 73 as a cool breeze moved in. Measured rainfall over the past day added to the month's totals, giving relief to residents despite mixed precipitation figures.
Atlanta Car Wheel Company to rise in Fulton county
St Louis financier backed project moves toward rapid construction of a large Atlanta Car Wheel Company plant on nine acres near Hemphill pumping station. John W. Nute and P B Williams to lead operations with Curran supervising construction. plant to produce wheels for steam and electric cars and be among the region’s top equipped facilities.
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Fulton County
Atlanta Car Wheel Company
St. Louis
Middle States
West
South
Hemphill
Waterworks Department
Car Wheel Company
John W. Nute
St. Louis Car Wheel Company
Atlanta
P. B. Williams
St Louis Company
City
Empire Building
P. A. Curran
Chicago
Baltimore
Aslanta Car Wheel Company
Curran
St Louis
Nute
Western Wheel Company
Williams
Nate
Waterworks
Petition Allowed in Telephone Case Ruling
Judge Pardes in the United States circuit court permitted complainants City Trust Safe and Surety Company of Philadelphia to intervene and file their petition in the case against Atlanta Standard Telephone Company. The construction company was added as a party, and a copy of the petition was to be furnished to City Trust. Also noted: Cuba will be represented at the St Louis exposition pending Cuban congress appropriation. In Huntsville, a demented farmer John Balch was found with his throat cut after wandering from home aiming to take his own life.
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Don A. Pardes
United States Circuit Court
City Trust, Safe and Surety Company
Philadelphia
Atlanta Standard Telephone Company
W. H Patterson
W. S. Brown
A. B. Steele
J. W. Pope
Cuba
St. Louis
Washington
State Department
Squires
St Louis Exposition
Huntaville
Ala
John Balch
Jeff
Stables to Cost Up to 10000 in City Plan
A special board meeting approved seeking 6500 from the city council to fund stone stables with about 200 stalls on land tied to the sanitation department. Estimates put construction between 9000 and 10000, with 4000 already on hand, while an alternate plan to sell land was rejected. The committee will present the request at the next council session. Pleasant Outings for School Girls at Brenau College Gainesville Ga described with nearby gold fields and Tallulah Falls offering excursions, catalog highlights views of scenery and invites inquiries.
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Board of Health
Charles Vaughan
Carter
Bizzell
Brenau College
Gainesville
Dahlonega
Tallulah Falls
Meaning of California The Grand Kalifat Origin
The essay argues the name California derives from Arabic Iberian kalifat meaning a grand kalif and its realm. It traces spellings from Kalifan to Kalifat on to Kalifornia, noting misrenderings like Kali-fornia and comparing to Rhodesia and Edenia while asserting Kalifan denotes a vast province or state. It links kalifon to a grand prize and El Dorado in Arabic Iberian usage.
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Kalifornia
California
America
Las Sergas de Esplandian
Espana
Kaliphat
Mexico
Kalifonia
South Africa
Rhodes
Rhodesia
Hidenia
Arcade
Arcadia
Emersonia
Emerson
Istambul
Madrid
Bolivia
Bolivar
The Artful Bliggs Tit Bits Wedding Moment
Mr Bilggs and Mrs Biiggs celebrate their wedding anniversary with a plan to gift money. He offers two pounds, she suggests a present, and they exchange gifts later, including cigars. A mix of misread names and a curiously shifted tale ends with uncertainty about a second, larger present.
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Bliggs
Mr. Bilggs
Mrs Biiggs
Biiggs
Biggs
Smokem‘s
Two Governors to Speak in Anniston Labor Day Event
Governor Candler will join Governor Jelks at Anniston on Labor Day to address labor unions from Georgia and Alabama. A large gathering is expected with Georgians active in the Anniston labor movement, and organizers aim for a prominent Georgian role in the exercises. A delegation of Anniston labor unions invited the state officials to attend and deliver an appropriate speech.
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Candler
Jelks
Anniston
Georgia
Alabama
Nz City
Georgia Line
Georia
James H. Church
State House
Alabama Line
Agniston
Cavalry through the ages in a London Military Tournament
A London Military Tournament features a Historical Ride tracing cavalry from Edward I to later periods. Exhibits show armored knights, mounted archers, and evolving outfits, noting archers' rise, shield money, and the shift to later helmets and infantry concepts.
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London
Edward I
Crecy
Agincourt
Edward III
Edward IV
W Clarkson
Wellington Street
James
Charles
Best Insurance for Land Title in Fulton County
A concise insurance view argues that insuring against defective title protects land, since fire insurance covers only the building. The text promotes land title insurance in Fulton County, stressing the broader protection against title defects and related losses.
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Fulton County
Paine's Celery Compound Promoted Across Homes
An advertisement extols Paine's Celery Compound as a universal remedy, claiming success in nervous prostration, kidney and liver issues, rheumatism, and neuralgia. It features a testimonial from Mrs. Nathan Beals of Gallup's Mills Vermont and a Philadelphia Record quote about daily life and cleaning time.
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Paine
Nathan Beals
Gallup’s Mills
Insane Hospital
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Gate City Gun Club
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Twin Brothers Lunatics
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Albert J. Wood
Tohn W. Nute
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Tal
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