Peachtree Street Property Sells High in Fifth Sale of Week
The fifth sale in a block along Peachtree Street between Baker and Ivy streets closed yesterday. J T Hinman sold No 308 Peachtree Street to J T Holleman for 43500. The lot fronts 32 feet with 69 feet rear width and an 8 foot alley. building may project over the alley above 10 feet. Other transfers include Worley buying 126 acres along Carroll Avenue and Peachtree Road for 24000, Moore selling a vacant corner lot at Peachtree and Seventeenth for 20000, and several smaller deeds and quit claims in the same period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peachtree Street
Baker Street
Peachtree
J. T. B.hinman
Achtree Street
J. T. Holleman
Porter Place
Plaza Hotel
Porter Langston
Holleman
Porter
Edgar Dunlap
Dr. Hinman
E. Worley
Peachtree and
Seventeenth Street
Herry
Lucy Edmonds
Lula Johnson
F. Edmonds
Ira Street
Roy Street
J. H. Denton
Milas Maude FE. Jones
Fulton Street
Connally Street
Alice ‘May Taylor
la Tanner
Northwest Corner
John WW. Grant
William ‘Thompson
Stewart and Wells Avenues
Warranty Deeds From 1910s Atlanta Real Estate Boom
A list of historical warranty deeds showing multiple transfers of property in Atlanta and surrounding districts. Notable parties include William D Thomson, F A Aimer, Real Estate Improvement Co, Mrs Sarah F Dickson, Laura Watson, John S Owens, Leonard B Folsom, Louise L Ferris, E J Vickery, Cuy L Bush, Miss S L Farr, Ante Patman, Mary J Eubanks, Warner H Camp, The Murray Co, Van Winkle Gin and Machine Co, Porter Langston, Joseph T Hoffman, and Eugenia Skinner. Properties lie along Peachtree, Fort, Clifton, and Gordon streets, with dates spanning 1896 to 1921 and sums ranging from 100 to 100,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William D
Albert D
Logan D. Thomson
F. A. Aimer
Lioe
Fulton
DeKalb
Corter
Marci
Real Estate Improvement Company
Glore
Jett Atreet
al. Alston
Sarah F. Dickson
Laura Watson
Fort
Clifton
Amanda M. Tonsil
George L. Goasby
Beckwith
Jeptha
John 8. Owens
J. W. Walker, Jr
Twelfth Street
West Peachtree
C. B. Mason
Atlanta
Leonard B. Folsom
Basaaveue
Marietta Street
Louise L. Ferris
E. 3. Vickery
Peachtree Road
Vickery
O. F Owens
Cuy L. Bush
L. Farr
Hardee Street
Whitehall Avenue
Maren
St. Charles Avenue
Frederick Street
Ante
Patman
Mary 3. Eubanks
I. B. Eubanks
W. B. Disbro
Gordon Street
Hopking Street
Warner H. Camp
Murray Company
Importance of Foreign Politics Editorial Review
An editorial notes the United States has moved from domestic concerns to active foreign involvement since the Spanish American War. It cites events from the Open Door to the Monroe Doctrine and warns that public journalism lags in foreign news, urging better coverage and reader awareness of global affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Spain
Far East
John Hay
Algeciras
Shuster
Eost
Russia
China
Persia
Senate
France
Cuba
South America
New Light on Patrick Henry in Richmond Visit
From The Docket, Hinglish tourists tour Richmond after its capture. An old guide classifies sites including a tobacco warehouse and Church Hill where Patrick Henry allegedly uttered Give me liberty or give me death. The exchange highlights locals and visitors in a moment of historic memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patrick Henry
Richmond
Church Hill
Novel Tunics Show Bright Spring Trends in Beaded Net Flounces
The Dry Goods Economist notes spring tunics feature slightly draped skirts and waists with fichy garnitures. Beaded bands sell well. The wide and narrow beaded net flounce is the ultra idea, likely to gain more traction in fall as ruffles and flounces rise in vogue.
Virginia Sins Taft's Column Roanoke Delegates Instructed
Roanoke Virginia convention elected four at large delegates to back Taft at Chicago. Twenty two of twenty four total delegates were instructed for Taft with two from the third district not committed. A harmony slate including Slemp Cabell Angell and Martin was adopted. Delegations from Richmond contested seating but were upheld. Roosevelt mentioned but not instructed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Taft
Chicago
Third
Richmond
Bradley-Hanson
Internal Revenue
R. E. Cabell
C. B. Slemp
Alvah H. Martin
Norfolk
Royal E. Cabell
R. H. Angell
McKinley
Roosevelt
Martin
Slemp
S. H. Hoge
Taft Campaign Bureau
Washington
Taft Campaign
Crane
Hilles
Roosevelt Stile
New York
Mineola
Republican State Committee
Hughes
Louisiana
New Orleans
Democratic State Central Committee of
Baltimore
Baton Rouge
Thomas H. Lewis
Opelousas
California
DL. Roosevelt
Sacramento
Cal
Theodore Flooosevelt
Johnson
Greenwood
S .G
South Carolina
Hrnéat
F. Cochran
Congress
Protest Meeting Attacks Underwood Tariff Bill in New Orleans
In a full auditorium at the Winter Garden, Louisiana sugar planters and officials condemned Congressmen Oscar Underwood, voice strong opposition to the tariff measure. Resolutions warn the law would raise sugar prices and profits for refiners, while speakers criticize protection and free trade implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Louisiana
Congress
Winter Garden
Oscar Underwood
Alabama
House
Martin Behrman
H. N. Pharr
St. Mary’s Parish
Donelson Cafferty
United States
Cafferty
James D. Hill
Tinderwood
Zimmer to Give Barbecue Today
Billy Zimmer hosts a barbecue at Kimballville farm for Ward and Voices Comedy Company Ed West newspaper workers and Atlanta friends at 2 pm under the pavilion near the old farmhouse. West and Zimmer stage a circus style private zoo exhibit with a trained boxing gorilla as a centerpiece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Zimmer
Kimballville Farm
Ward and Voices
Edward R. West
Mr. Zimmer
Atlanta
New Orleans
West
Hap Ward
Profesal
Jumbo
Ed West
Zimmer
Ea West
Zim
Ward
Vokes
Arnica
Longshoremen Strike Effort Fails in Gulfport Meeting
Gulfport Mississippi March 12 A citizens mass meeting failed to settle the longshoremen strike as stevedores refused to recognize the longshoremen union. The adjourned gathering expressed fear of serious trouble despite no violence being reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulfport
Miss
Citizens’ Mass
Roosevelt Returns Home Amid Campaign Planning Talks
Colonel Roosevelt returned to Oyster Bay after discussions in New York with Roosevelt movement leaders. He outlined a plan for six to eight seat speeches, with three or four in the west and a few in the east, though times and places were not yet decided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
New York
Canton under siege as Canton city burns and sacked
Canton reports from The Daily Mail say the eastern part of the city has been burned and sacked by disbanded soldiers. Revolt leaders Luk and brigands press to unseat local authorities, with forts mutinied and admiralty building seized. Between 160 and 350 killed or seriously wounded so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Pekin
The
Daily Mail
Canton
Hong Kong
Luk
Admiralty
Dodd Named Receiver For McGahee Grocery
A voluntary bankruptcy petition was filed in federal court by T F McGahee a major Peters street grocer. J B Daniel of Atlanta a creditor requested a receiver before Judge Newnan. Liabilities 74061.12 assets 48008.18 Farmers and Traders bank is the largest secured creditor owed 36377. Real estate value 32260. Harry Dodd named receiver under a 5000 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. McGahee
Peters Street
J. B. Daniel
Atlanta
Newnan
Farmers and Traders’ Bank
McGahee
Harry Dodd
Taft seeks funds to reimburse Texas for ranger salaries
President Taft sent a message to Congress urging an appropriation to reimburse Texas for salaries of additional Texas rangers hired to patrol the Mexican boundary in late 1911 and January 1912. He said patrol service saved the United States from a larger army patrol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Washington
Taft
Congress
Texas Rangers
United States
The South's New Industry Promotes Local Footwear
The ad proclaims better shoes for men from the Red Seal Shoe Factory in Georgia. It highlights two new lasts, Ty Cobb and Red Rock, available in many styles and promising lasting wear. J. K. Orr Shoe Co promotes Red Seal as a path to regional economic strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Seal
Georgia
J. K. Orr Shoe Co
Red Seal Shoe Factory
Atlanta
Latest Market Prices From Etunta Groceries Ledger
Corrected price list from Oglesby Grocery shows diverse groceries with numerous items and prices including axle grease at $1.75, mica and sugars, syrups, cheese, oats, lard, starches, coffee, tobacco, peppers, olives, and oils. The compilation reflects broad cataloging typical of a late 19th or early 20th century market page.
Atlanta Live Stock Market Quotation Summary
W H White jr of the White Provision Company reports weekly live stock quotes. Prices cover good choice steers 1000 to 1200 pounds 5.25 to 5.63 and 806 to 1000 pounds 5.00 to 5.25, beef cows 700 to 900 pounds 3.75 to 4.50, heifers 750 to 850 pounds 4.50 to 5.00, mixed cattle and hog prices vary with weight. Hog quotes include prime 160 to 200 pounds 6.60 to 6.75 and heavy rough hogs 200 to 230 pounds 5.50 to 5.75. Receipts for the week were lighter than prior week with hogs showing 10 to 20 cent gains. market steady to firmer for cattle in best demand. Coffee futures in New York opened steady and closed near earlier levels with active trading and notable Brazilian and Havre price moves. Wool markets show steady or firm tendencies in St Louis and Boston, reflecting domestic demand and seasonal supply shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oglesby Grocery Company
Ee Axle Greese
Alderney
Royal
Mugte Vesa Dc
Besna—Litma
Navy
Maur
Elegant
Piereia
Raing
Monogram
Carnation
R. C
Fairy
Grandnis
Bce
Boruton
DeVoe's
Duke’s
Victory
Star Navy
Croker
Battle Ar
Gravely
Schenapps
Brown iMate
Idee Franklin Cigare
Old Glory
Orta Abe Soudan
W. H. White, Jr
White Provision Company
Kane
New York
Neak
Havre
Wall Street
France
Hamburg
Santos
Jundiahy
Sao Paulo
Rio No
Santos No
Cordova
Lutau
Gune Vlu
Ll Ol
Tagiag
Io Iess Ib Asgis
St. Louis
Boston
Old Territory
Atock
Texas
Ohio
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Albert
Elise R. Boyleton
Dickinson
Garden Street
Laura V. Kroeger
Mies Hielen Fioward
Austen Street
Cora B. Finley
Davis
West Hunter
Maud “M. Bickart
Vesta Street
Lowe Street
Isgaate
Delta Disbro
Fidelity ‘Mutual
Cite
Figurance Company
Wilson Place
Engsine Heard
Atlanta Banking and Sayng Company
Reds
McDonough Road
van Winkle Gin and Machins Company
Sabs
van Winkle Gin and Machine Company
van Winkle Gin and Machine Works
Bath Northwest Corner
Gand
Fitle
Joseph T. Hoffeman
Faechtree Street
East Baker Street
Reash
Perry Et al
Mra
Eugenia
Skinner
Central Railroad
J. Fenfrae
N. M. Daniel
Bayard C. Sp
Dickson Place
J. W. Burchill
Virgil Harden
Rame
Hampton Magazine
Real Estate
Austell
Southern Road
Lithia Springs
Walker Real Estate CO
North Forsyth Street
Corner Spring
Harris &T
Capitol Ave
GR. Ave
Eanson
Pete
Ss. B. Turman
Broad and
Virginia
Col. Roosevel
Cabell
Underwood
Ured
Dodd
M’gahee Grocery
Girard
Sprinkle
Gts
Ala
Ridgeway
AC Ams Op Y Southern Express Company
Ebranch
Aise Coppanite
Columbus
A Pioneer Bank
Atlanta National "Bank
Cotton States
South
Is Bank
Atlanta National Bank
Etunta
Texas R. P
C. R
Tennessee
Fidelity Fruit and Produce
South Broad St. Pany
N.Y
Florida
Cal. B
Tuch
Aeeernee Ney
Baldwin
Yorks
Bea Davis
Malaga
Broilers
White- Proviston Company
Leonfield
Cornfield
Seogeens Ny Grocers
Cornfield Transarts
Ana Vanes
le Cornfield
Atlanta Live Stock Market
Cvnter Light House
Ennae
Cereni Uaker
Sane Wien
Ational
the Porte
Galveston
Mobile
Charleston
Wiicoington
Houston
Memphis
Auguaia
Little Rock
Cincinnati
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