Real Estate Listings in Inman Park and Ansley Park
M L Petty Real Estate advertises homes and lots in Inman Park and Ansley Park. Two story eight room furnace heated home offered at 4250 with easy terms, plus a 3 room cottage for 800, elevated Moreland Ave lot 55x160, and a 7500 foot lot near Grant Park with flexible terms, all marketed to attract buyers SL.
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Inman Park
Setion
Berean
Morsland Avenue
Moreland Avenue
For Rent and Forced Sale of Homes in Grant Park and East Point
A five room cottage in Grant Park is advertised for sale at 3250 with 250 dollars down and 20 dollars monthly balance. An East Point ten room house on Washington Street is offered for quick sale at 2500 with easy terms.
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Grant Park
East Point
Washington St
Grant Park Cottages For Immediate Sale In City Area
Two five room cottages near Grant Park offered at once with easy terms. Convenient to Grant Park school churches and streetcars. Terms include $50 cash and balance like rent. Builders advertise homes built to order and invite inquiries from lot owners seeking improvements. They offer skilled workmen and quality materials and can provide customer references.
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Grant Park
Store Property at Auction in Kenney's Alley Area
On June 17 at 11 30 a m seized property will be sold at No 63 Fast Alabama street two stores and basement fronting 24 and 45 100 feet on Alabama and 48 and 74 100 feet to Kenney's alley rear No 85 Alabama street three stories and basement 26 and 9 10 by 126 a feet to Kenney's alley lot 24x 125 7 10 feet to Kenney's alley three stories and basement Auction terms cash and balance in 1 2 or 3 years at 6 percent interest.
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Alabama Street
Alabama
Kenneys Alley
Kenney’s Alley
Kenney's
Summer Home for Sale at Vining on the W A I railroad
Ideal 8 room summer home with bath and spring water, 3 room caretakers, servants’ house, 2 story barn with basement. 40 acres total 5 acres bottom land, 3000 fruit trees and grape area. Train stops at door. Bargain price 4500 dollars with possible terms or trade.
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Vining
Memorial Service For Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
A memorial service was held in Macon Georgia on June 13 at 11 am in the city auditorium for Simpson Division members. The program featured songs, prayers, readings from the Death Roll, an address by Colonel Claud Hates, a sermon by Rev W W Seals, and a performance by quartet and soloists. The Death Roll lists many departed members by name.
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Brown House
Macon
Simpson Division
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Heaven
Prajyer
J. F. Malone
Claud Hates
Eclipse Catarrh Cure Ad Claims Quick Relief and Mail Trial
An advertisement urges readers to combat catarrh with Eclipse Catarrh Cure promising instant relief and health restoration. It invites a 25 cent trial sample by mail and includes a customer testimonial about hearing improvement and better sleep, with ordering options and the company contact in Atlanta, Georgia.
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Eclipse Medicine Co
A. Kennedy
Hallville
Texas
Eclipse
Mall
Eclipse Medicine & Manufacturing CO
Atlanta
Southern Refining to Build Georgia Fertilizer Plant
The Southern Refining Company plans a fifty acre fertilizer plant near Athens Georgia to produce 200 tons daily of acid phosphate plus other fertilizers. President A Dobbs reports negotiations in New York with sulphuric acid producers at Ducktown Tennessee and confirms the oil refinery fire will not delay the project. The plant is slated to begin within days and be ready before fall.
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Southern Refining Co
Athens
Southern Refining Company
Georgia
A . Dobbs
New York
Tennessee Copper Company
Ducktown
George Washington Maiden Voyage Opens to Cherbourg and New York
Southampton June 13 the George Washington 27000 tons largest ship built in Germany sailed on her maiden voyage to New York and Cherbourg. She carries 3020 officers and men with facilities including writing rooms dark rooms electric gymnasium and winter gardens.
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Southampton
Lloydinter
Washington
Hera
Cherbourg
New York
George Washington
Germany
Raid on Blind Tiger in Phenix City
Lee county officers raided a blind tiger in Phenix City, Alabama this afternoon arresting a number of white men including several from Columbus. The prisoners were escorted away for questioning as the raid disrupted illegal liquor activity in the area.
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Columbus
Lee County
Phenix City
Alm
Seaborn Wright Speaks at Macon
Seaborn Wright of Rome delivers a powerful address before 800 to 1,000 at the Macon city auditorium. He cites that over 8,000 saloons closed nationwide due to prohibition and notes Georgia’s strong local impact. Du Pont Guerry introduces Wright and discusses women's link to the movement and enforcement of the law.
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Brown House
Macon
Seaborn Wright
Rome
City
North
Middle West
United States
Georgia
George S J& En
Dupont Guerry
J. A. Smith
Vineville
Goveernor
Dr Plunkett Resigns for Highlanda Call in Birmingham
Rev Dr J T Plunkett, longtime pastor of First Presbyterian Augusta, has accepted a call from South Highlands Presbyterian Church in Birmingham. After 19 years in Augusta and leadership noted across the southern church, he told his congregation of his decision. The Presbyterian Theological Seminary board offered him its presidency, but he chose the Birmingham post.
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South Highlands Church
Birmingham
Augusta
J. T Plunkett
First Presbyterian Church
South Highlanda Presbyterian Church
Plunkett
Southern Presbyterian Church
Nia
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Columbia
Dr Plunkett
Augusta man attempts suicide in police barracks
In Augusta Georgia George Maiser a 13 special class man attempted to kill himself this afternoon by hanging in his cell a necktie from the ceiling. The turnkey discovered him just in time and he was taken to the hospital where he is expected to recover.
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Augusta
George Maiser
Three Men In General Affray In Alabama Town
In Birmingham area near Broyles on June 13 a fatal affray left one man dead and two others wounded. Carper, Sparks, and Kelley, brothers in law, fought over a quarrel that escalated after a remark about Kelley’s wife. Carper fired first with a pistol, followed by both Sparks and Kelley. all three exchanged shots. Sparks died, Kelley was wounded in the left arm, and Carper was injured. The dispute had intensified over two weeks with mounting tensions.
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Birmingham
Ala
Sparks
W T Kelley
Les
Broyles
Kelley
Carper
Iris
Three Young Men Held in Connection with Auto Park Burglary
James Smiley Richard Hoffman and Cteve Bryant are held in Macon on burglary charges linked to a Houston road park theft Friday night. Wheeler prosecutes on three warrants. Bryant posted bail. Smiley and Hoffman were arrested Saturday and will face the recorder tomorrow morning.
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Macon
James Smiley
Richard Hoffman
Cteve Bryant
Houston Road
Wheeler
Cleve Bryant
Smiley
Hoffman
Black man slashes two with knife in Macon clash
Wil Dozier, a wooden legged Black man, attacked two Black men over a woman in Macon Georgia. Both victims were hospitalized in critical condition with multiple stab wounds. Dozier, wanted for theft from Captain Starr’s office, fled and remains at large.
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Macon
Wil Dozier
Dozier
W L. Starr
Grand Matron of Georgia Speaks at Eastern Star Meeting
Mrs. C. W. Hubbard, grand matron of the Order of the Eastern Star of Georgia, travels from Macon on June 1 to Spartanburg then to South Carolina for meetings. She represents Georgia by special invitation in the grand chapter gatherings.
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Macon
C. W. Hubbard
Order of the Eastern Star of Georgia Marons
Spartanburg
Order
South Carolina
Georgia
Jimmy Kelly Dead in Chicago at Age 48
Chicago June 14 veteran boxing manager and trainer Professor Jim Kelly died today at 48. He trained with John L Sullivan in his prime and managed fighters including Mysterious Billy Smith and Eddie Connolly at various times. Born in Beaton s.
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Jimmy Kelly
Chicago
Kelly
John H. Sullivan
Iziter
Billy, Smith
Eddie Connolly
Wee
la Beaton
Won't Wear Tights and Lawsuit Results in New York
The Bijou Musical Stock Company engagement at the Lyric will feature Miss Henriette Lea who refuses tights due to financial and contract concerns. In a drawn out case against Hurtig & Seamon over a two year ironbound contract, Lea seeks compensation after managers tried to push a tight costume. Several court rulings favored Lea, who alleges the firm wanted an excuse to fire her rather than enforce artistic aims.
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Thera
Lyric Theater
Thia Summet
Publica
Henriette Lea
Court of Appeals of
New York
Mike Lee
Hurtig & Seaman
Him
Miss Les
Henrietta
Miss Lee
Hurtle & Seamon
Ming Lee
Dick Carle
Gansreus
Renewal of activity in the steel trade
New York reports a renewed steel surge with contracts totaling 760000 tons for Q3, basic iron orders of 25000 tons, forge and foundry grades for 20000 tons, and fabricated steel at about 35000 tons. Rail work is light while rail contracts total 206000 tons with 156000 tied to Harriman lines amid specification disputes. Seaboard Air Line and others near 40000 tons rail orders. shipyard orders include fourteen steamers and five torpedo boats since June. Railcar orders tally 22000 for the year with 6000 more planned. Amahony Steel and Tinplate expands sheet mills. Tig iron output hits 22 million tons annually with May the peak since October.
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New York
Harriman
Seaboard Air Line
New Haven
New York City Railway
Eastern Ship Yards
Amahony Sheet and Tinplate Company
Tig Iron
Oetaber
Veterinarian HJ Golwarts Listed in Local Directory
Local notice lists veterinarian HJ Golwarts with contact at 88 Sy Phones A716, signaling a practice directory entry. The fragment suggests a small business listing for a veterinary service in the community.
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HJ. Golwarts
Submarine Kambala crew given up for dead near Sebastopol
At Sebastopol on June 13, the Russian submarine Kambala sank after a collision with the battleship Rostislav during maneuvers. Two divers died while attempting rescues, and efforts to recover the wreck were abandoned. Four men were saved, including Commander Lieutenant Aquilonos who gave orders via speaking tubes before the crash. The helm was misinterpreted, steering to port rather than starboard.
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Sebastopol
Kambala
Rostislav
Aquilonos
Burglary After Family Chloroformed in Alabama Home
In Birmingham on June 18 4 K Crowder and his whole family were chloroformed in Rutledge Springs near Bessemer while thieves ransacked the dwelling. About $200 in cash was taken and nearly all furniture was overturned. Dogs traced a trail from the house through the day.
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Birmingham
Ala
Kcrowder
Rutledge Springs
Bensemer
Advertised Letters Remaining at Atlanta Post Office 1909
List of letters awaiting pickup at Atlanta Georgia post office for week ending June 12 1909. Ladies and Gentlemen names populate the list from A to W with many Ms and Misses. a long Men's List follows with numerous surnames. Readers urged to say advertised and pay one cent per letter. Fort McPherson Fort McPherson station and South Atlanta station notices appear with delivery reminders.
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Fort M'Pherson
Fort. McPherson
ST. Hattle Bachelor
Paul Little
Harry Pierce
W Mf . Sparkman
South Atlanta
Jonesboro
McDonough Roads
Andrew
Trunkland
F. Blodgett
P.M. J
F. Thibadeau
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