Marietta realty sales listed in Georgia auction notice
The Marietta firm Ron Helland and Son through William Tate Tivliand reports several real estate transfers including Captain Joynee selling his farm at Fair Oaks aboard the Marietta Marine for 32900. R F H Butler of Marietta buys part of the farm for his home. Other sales include 64 acres on the Macland Road Cobb County for 2250 and 15 1/2 acres on the Alpharetta road Cobb County for 2100. Forrest and George Adair sold to Mrs. Mo Howell three houses at Now 11 Now 118 and Now 117 Bellwood avenue for 1759.
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Martetlo Carbine Sale
RON. Helland & Son
Marietta
William Tate
M. Davia
Cobb County
J. M. Austin
M Cobhsm
E. C. Gurley
al- Pharetta Road
Cobh
Forrest
George Adair
Mo . Howell
Amaly
Bellwood Avenue
Property Transfers Warrantees Across City Streets
A garbled 1905 property notices page lists numerous warranty deeds and transfers. Names such as George Ro Townes, Geran Ware, J Harper, Henry F, Adel Hilderbrand, May Loman Geaty, Frank El Mondeon, and Jessie Pharr appear with various street bounds and lot sizes. Dates cited include July 23 1905 and May 1. The text references Summit Avenue, Waverly, Crleann Street, and Poachires Road, plus values around 1.00 and 2.00 totals, indicating miscellaneous real estate transactions and a loan deed section bidder.
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George Ro Townes
J. Harper
Deaummonid Street
Sousad Adoir
Smith Pryor
Boykin Street
Averia
Henry FF Pean
MM Adel Hilderbrand
Summit Aewane
Suly
Prran
T. Mo
Terson Jou
Alde Pountala
Weat
Wbiltatr
Ais Tent
May Loman Geaty Frank el Mondeon
Tei
Ibe
Waverly
Ausnier
Poachires Road
Tbs Dt
Piabaey
Jaton Morth Alde Athangerinr
Mure Land
Frank
Ark
Helena von Fake
Parry
Santort
Pharr
Steest
Pete Mion
Gowth
Fayeviewing
Willum Joo
Yamaon
Aiginn Place
Ries Street
Tate
Willam
Curran Street
Maren
Atlanta Market Prices and Cash Market Listings
Market page shows quotations for fruits vegetables and staples at South Broad Street suppliers with detailed price lines for cantaloupes apples oranges and greens. Also lists house and grocery items including poultry, beans, lettuce, and cauliflower along with multiple vendors and transfer notices across Atlanta July.
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Fisellty Fruit and Produce Company
GT South Broad St
Florida
Georgia
For Sale Homes and Real Estate Listings in New Orleans Area
An extensive ad listing numerous houses and properties for sale across streets such as Raweon, Fair, Rogers, Linden, Stewart, Crescent, and Forrest Avenue. Prices range up to 202100 each with various lease and sale notes. Also includes a short obituary notice for Mrs. Caroline Caldwell of New Orleans aged 77, detailing her family ties to Louisiana politics.
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Ar Fist
Raweon Street
Mass
Fiat
OS E. Merritts Avenue
Renner
Pryor Street
Ay la ER
Forrest Avenue
Trinity Avenue
Anbar
S. Broad Street
Madson Avenue
EL Alabame Street
Alabama Street
Caroline Caldwell
New Orleans
Caroline Hasking McKenery Caldwell
Robert Caldwell
Caldwell
Petersburg
Louisiana
United States
Samuel D. Melinery
John McEnery
Senate Extends Tariff Board Funding For One Year
Washington July 23 President Tafts tariff board won Senate approval for another year of work. A 34 to 20 vote authorized $225000 in the sundry civil bill, with House resistance likely. Democratic opposition centered on creating a congressional tariff commission, while Bristows amendment mandated annual reporting to Congress. Senate action delays the bill into tomorrow morning amid attacks on Tafts veto message and board estimates. Also noted is the death of Mrs E V Gatewood at 73 in Birmingham with funeral arrangements to follow.
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Washington
Taft
Tariff Board
Senate
House
Chamberlain
Newlands
Thornton
Benaterg Stone
Bacer
Congressional
Tariff Commission
Presidential Tariff Board
Congress
Bristow
Overman
Senator Overman
Yatt
Congressional Commission
Series house several Ses from today
Several men were injured in a disturbance. James Phillips, who objected to the number three, was involved with HRPG Poteet. They were taken away by friends. Phillips had been arrested.
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James Phillips
Phillips
No Dead Issues For Roosevelt
New York July 23 Colonel Roosevelt outlines why he helps lead a new party. He appeals to New York state county chairmen of the national progressive party to organize on live issues and resist boss rule. The address emphasizes democracy, social and industrial justice, and direct rule by the people.
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New York
Chicago
Roosevelt
New York State
National Progressive Party
Barnes
Murphy
Mr. Barnes
Mississippi
Jackson
Miss
Fridge
Flilaville
Thicago
Dixon
Lixon
Medill McCormick
New Jersey
Asbury Mark
N. J
Jersey
Theodore Roosevelt
Fort
Never Again Says Lorimer in Homecoming Address
William Lorimer, whose U S Senate seat was recently declared invalid, told a Chicago crowd at Orchestra hall that he would not seek public office or participate in the national campaign. He arrived from Fox Lake and promised to appeal to the people to reveal the truth after the election.
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Chicago
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Orchestra Hall
Washington
Fox Lake
Lorimer
Mr. Lorimer
Start
Roosevelt
Absence of Members Delays Congress in July Session
Washington July 23. The house adjourned again for lack of a quorum as too few members remained to conduct business. Telegrams were sent to over twenty lawmakers at home or at summer resorts urging immediate return. McMorran raised no quorum during the debate on the Wilson bill to ban involuntary servitude of sailors as members trickled out before adjournment.
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Washington
Sec
McMorran
Michigan
Multiple Deaths Reported in Huntsville and Macon
Obituaries and funeral notices from Huntsville Alabama and Macon Georgia list deaths of Captain W. G. Spears at 84 after paralysis, Dr. Stone Stanley described as 271 years old, and other relatives. Leander Reed dies at 62 in a private sanitarium with plans to inter in East Burnatadt Kentucky. W G Aven 62 dies at home on Grant Street with funeral at 16 Telock and burial at Lollywood cemetery. Leonard Brown, 1 year old son of KR Brown, dies at Edgewood Avenue and is interred at Glen veater, GA.
Georgia House Defeats 20 Million Railroad Bond Bill
The Georgia House defeated a bill to authorize a 20 million dollar bonded debt to extend the Western and Atlantic railroad to the sea by a 38 to 55 vote, short of the constitutional majority. Representative Hooper Alexander, author, laments the loss after years of effort amid clashes with Representative Anderson over rail rates and state finances. The debate touched on interstate rate regulation and railroad influence, with further discussion on minority reports and session extensions.
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Hooper Alexander
Alexander
Anderson
General Assembly
Representative Anderson
Representative Alexander
Mr. Anderson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Alexander
Tyo
Joe Hill Hall
Bibb
Hall
Georgia
St Louie
Baltimore
Ireland
State of Georgia
Joe
Mr. Hall
Funeral notices for Hearod Foster Arnold headline local deaths
Nathan D Hearod aged 78 died Monday at 17 Aileen avenue funeral 10 this morning from residence interment Flat Rock churchyard. Mrs Lily Toqueata Foster died Monday at 976 Woodward avenue funeral 10 this morning at chapel Greenberg Bond interment West View. She leaves husband mother two brothers and two sisters. McAlpin Arnold aged 64 died this morning at 12 30 private sanitarium body to be moved to Elberton Ga for funeral and interment. He survived by his mother Mrs Sarah Arnold two daughters and one son.
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E. V. Gatewood
E. ¥. Gatewood
Darden Whreel
Clork
McLendon, Als
Nathan D. Hearod
Aileen Avenue
Flat Rock
Lily Toqueata Foster
Woodward Avenue
Pee Lchapel
Greenberg & Bond
West View
Eeraband
McAlpin Arnold
MeaAlIpin Arnold
H. M. Paderenn & Son
Elberton
Sarah Arnol
H. & Jaydon
E. W. Copeland
C. A. Arnold
Calvin M. Query Dies. Rites Planned In Charlotte
Calvin MacGinnis Query aged years died last night at 2090 North Boulevard. Funeral is set for this afternoon at 1 20 from the H Patterson Son chapel with interment in Charlotte North Carolina. He is survived by his wife two daughters Mrs Robert W Gray Miss Clara E Query one son C R Query of New York City and several grandchildren including a granddaughter living in Avants Harvey Orr.
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Calvin M. Query
Calvin MacGinnis Query
North Boulevard
H. 3
Patterson & Son
Charlotte
N.C
Robert W Gray
Clara E. Query
C. R. Query
New York City
Avants
Harvey Orr
Rosenthal murder case developments after Vallon confession
District Attorney Whitman and Commissioner Dougherty pressed for further arrests after Vallon, a gambler tied to the Rosenthal murder, turned himself in and named possible higher figures. Mrs Rosenthal testified before the grand jury about her husband’s dealings with police Lt Becker and gambling partners. Names of remaining suspects like Whitley Lewis and Dago Frank circulate as the DA vows protection for witnesses and continues to seek evidence from a wide array of sources.
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New York
Rosenthal
Harry Wallon
Angster
Dougherty
Whitman
Vallon
Distrigt
Police Department
Walton
Grand Jury
Charles Becker
West Sorry
Fifth Street
Wallon
Dough
Whitley” Lewis
Lefty
Hiley
Costigan
Secker
Tomoscow
No Resignation for Thompson in Alabama Roosevelt Fight
Birmingham July 23 Joseph Q Thompson collector of internal revenue for Alabama and Mississippi refused to resign after Secretary MacVeagh demanded action on presidential authority Thompson who heads Roosevelt forces in Alabama made public the secretary's letter and his reply He states he has twice offered to resign which the president refused and he will not comply even to ease Secretary MacVeagh's difficulties asserting the president holds the power to remove and can use it
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Birmingham
Ala
Joseph QO. Thompson
Alabama
Mississippi
MacVeagh
Thompson
Roosevelt
Abama
Temdwad
Bird resigns as New York customs appraiser to join Roosevelt
Francia W. Bird, customs appraiser in New York, resigns and says he will join Celene Roosevelt's new progressive movement. He states the movement represents constructive liberalism outside the current Republican and Democratic parties and that he must support it.
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Washington
Francia W. Bird
New York
MacVeaxh
Georgia House Actions Include Pension and Constable Fee Measures
The chamber recommended back pensions for disabled Confederate soldiers with amounts from 60 to 100 dollars and passed a resolution to appropriate 60 dollars to William Atkin of Catoosa county. It approved an increase in constable fees for keeping stock and referred a 9 am daily convening resolution to the rules committee before adjourning at 1 30.
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William Atkin
Catoosa County
House
Representative Adams
Hall
Rules Committee
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Huntsville
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Huttsville
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Willshore
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KR. J. Brown
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