Money to Loan and Rent Notices in Atlanta Ads
EE WEYMAN & CONNORS advertise loans on city property at 5 6 and 7 percent with quick cash options. Also real estate stocks and bonds lending plus straight and monthly payment loans on Atlanta property. Multiple lenders listed with addresses on Pryor, West Alabama, Inman Building, and Forsyth. Coal and ice firm promotes coal, coke, and wood. rental listings for stores and houses available. weekly rent bulletins offered.
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EE Weyman & Connors
Equitable Buiiding
Equitable Loan and Security Company
Gould
Atlanta
B. S. McCandless
Kiser
Tolman
Austell
Smith
N. Pryor Street
I. T
Holleman
West Alabama Street
C. DeSaussure
Inman
Ear
Taraseta
M. L. Thrower
South Forsyth Street
John J. Woodside
Keiley Coal and Ice Ge
Financial unsettledness lifts as American rails buoy markets
London and Berlin exchange reports show a dull start to the week with a renewed interest in American railway securities. Northern Pacific gains sparked chatter of a new boom, though European conditions and gold flows remain cautious. Berlin stocks faltered in transport shares while European boeries seek Wall Street impulses. Manchester notes steady but thin trade, cotton fluctuations tamping activity and India offerings limited.
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London
Michael Hicks-Beach
Atlantic
Europe
Verla
South America
New York
Boerse
Berlin
Lloyd
Berliner Tageblatt
Frankfurter Zeltune
United States
Northern Pacific
Vossische Zeitung
Wall Street
Manchester
India
China
China’s New Royal Heir Described Weak in Intellect
The London Daily Chronicle reports the empress dowager has chosen Lun Peitze as the new heir apparent to the Chinese throne. Unlike Ku Chun, Lun Peitze is portrayed as weak in intellect, a factor aligned with the empress’s plans. The article notes Prince Tuan’s prior condemned son and emphasizes imperial aunt power as key in political maneuvering ahead of a grand council at Kaifong.
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China
London Daily Chronicle
Lun Peltze
Prince Tuan
Peiang
Ku Chun
Pu Chun
Lun Peitze
Reuter
Tse Thsit
Prince Ching
Li Hung Shang
Kuang Huse
Wey
Kaifong
S. Connect
Atention
Rumor of Redistricting in Georgia Fourth District
Columbus Ga November 10 Special A strong drift in Muscogee county concerns redrawing Georgia fourth district lines as population gaps prompt adding counties Taylor Webster or Stewart. Rumor says Carroll county may be moved out to weaken Judge W C Adamson’s grip, though supporters insist district compactness and Adamson’s popularity keep him strong across the district.
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Columbus
Musésgee
Taylor
Webster
Stewart
West Georgia
Carroll County
W. C. Adamson
Garrell
Adamsoff
Adamson
Congress
Last Battle East of Mississippi Fought at West Point
Columbus and West Point papers clash over where the war’s final battle occurred on April 16, 1865. Fort Tyler at West Point began fighting earlier, while Columbus saw a late-night clash beginning at 8 p.m. The Columbus Enquirer asserts the last battle east of the Mississippi was at Columbus, not West Point, though both engagements happened the same day.
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West Point
Columbus
Mississippi
Fort Tyler
Tyler
Columbus Enquirer
The
Enquirer
Mississippi River
North Carolina
Philadelphia Building Ready to House Liberty Bell
Charleston officials report a large influx of exhibitors and concessionaries for the exposition as over a hundred carloads of displays arrive. New York state commission members travel to inspect the state building with architect Gilbert and Huston receiving the structure. The Liberty Bell is ready to be sheltered. Housing efforts provide lodging and meals at modest rates with local homes converting for visitors. Railroads offer reduced fares and city measures aim to curb scalpers. Attendance expected to exceed promoter projections and the event poised as the South’s finest art exposition.
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Charleston
S. €.Meade
New York State Commission
New York
Clyde Hwneranche
Gibert
New York Commission
New York State
Gilbert
Huston
Bilding
Elty
Woman's’ Department
Buffalo
South
Columbus Progresses with New Public Buildings
Columbus Ga November 10 Special Columbus will have several handsome public buildings soon The Y M C A building lot at Second Avenue and Hleyeath Street is chosen with a contract to be set for the Masonic temple a four story office building will rise The Masonic fair under Colonel Noble F Martin aids the fund Carnegie library plans stay alive Hotel Racine improvements near done Rankin house possible upgrades for the new opera house and playhouse Near completion of the new St Paul church contract to be let soon.
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Columbus
Young Men's Christian Association
Second Avenue
Hleyeath Street
Masonic Temple
Noble F. Martin
Carnegie Library
Racine
Vernon
Rankin House
St. Paul Church
Greatest dry dock voyage to Algiers draws massive tow
New York World reports the world’s largest dry dock, 625 by 125 feet, left for Algiers in tow of two tugs. The 6,000 tons of steel and 1,000 tons of machinery will cross 2,000 miles in about twenty days. The tow employs 64 crew, uses a hawser of two ships, and will face potential peril from storms as it sails south of the Bahama route.
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New York World
Algiers
New Orleans
Hield
Orion
Manila
Bahamas
Cuba
Gulf Stream
Taurus
United States
Maryland Steel Company
Sparrows Point
England
Havana
Report on cost and selling prices of iron and steel 1880 1901
Washington dispatch details a special industrial commission report tracing cost and selling margins for iron and steel from 1880 to 1901. It lists rail and billet costs by year, notes wide price fluctuations, and explains how wage rises and pools affected margins between cost and selling price through 1901.
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Washington
The
Industrial Commission
Commission
Social World notes from East Side club gathering
Fanny Work Club on East Side hosts a Wednesday 3:30 gathering with a game using transposed names, featuring prominent town figures. Miss Linnie Shank wins a Bohemian glass violet bowl as luncheon follows. guests include Mrs. Huguley and Mrs. W Watt Fuller, plus several local residents and visitors from nearby towns.
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Fanny
East Side
Linnie Shank
Huguley
Wiliam Watt Fuller
Mesdames
John M. Peer
George T. Smith
William W. Fuller
William C. Batson
Lucy Lanier
Emma Adams
Tula Turner
Lucy Higginbothem
Anabel Hudmon
Mary James Whitaker
Mil‘dred Smith
Susien
Mary Booker
Mollie Ieila Horsley
J. Hrosley, Jr
LaGrange
John D. Johnson
Aternoon
Macon
J. H. Dennis
Carrie
Luia- Cumbee
Lafayette
Ala
J. W. Williams
M Letla
Chipley
Thomas Leslie Mdss
Eunlee Davidson
Columbus F. T Davidson
Agnes Bradford
W. P. Magruder
Tuskegee
J. C. McKennie
Miss Bradford
West Point
Dr. Magruder
Tuskagee
Galveston in 1900 a vivid book with pictures
An advertisement for a book about Galveston in 1900 priced at $2 with illustrations. The text credits John M. Miller Co. and lists an address at 39 Medetta Street and Mastetia Street. The offer promises a worthwhile book and hints at a cuarter price.
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Galveston
John M. Miller Co
Medetta
John M. Miller. Co
Mastetia Street
Round Trip Georgia State Fair Train Fare
Central of Georgia railway offers round trip tickets from all Georgia points at one fare plus 50 cents for fair admission to the Georgia State Fair in Savannah. Travel must be from November 4 to 15 inclusive, with trains arriving before noon November 16. final return by November 18. For details, contact any Central of Georgia agent. W. H. Fogg, Pass. Agent, 16 Wall St., Atlanta.
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Atlanta
Savannah
Central of Georgia Railway
Georgia State Fair
State of Georgia
Fair Grounds
W. H. Fogg
Kay
Wail St
Georgia State Fair and DeSoto Hotel Rates in Savannah
The Georgia State Fair runs in Savannah from November 6 to 16. The DeSoto Hotel offers accommodations for 0 guests and lists a special rate of $250 per day or more during the fair. Two men in Chicago offer to sell an ear for $300 to fund surgeries. Dr. Prescott contemplates legal risk, consulting State Attorney Denen, who says no crime would be committed in severing a healthy ear, while the two prospective ear donors differ greatly in age and condition. Both agree to sell.
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Savannah
DeSoto Hotel
Philadelphia
Elmer EB. Prescott
Chicago
Prescott
B. Lume
Denen
Vonfilet
Tinted Sta 2 0 Percent News Sort of Stationery
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Joan Mt. Buitier Co. and a 39 year old figure. Details about event, place, or outcome are unclear. cannot determine full factual item from readable content.
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Joan Mt. Buitier Co
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Schuylkill Mills
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Business Personale
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Alan Tae
Southern Dental College
Grady Hospital
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Atlanta, Ga
Snook & Austin Furnit Co
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Joseph Robinson
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Masa
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Georgia
Johnny fMueu
Lowndes Big
New County
Kelley
the. Sewller
Whitewall
New York” ‘Tribune
Wellesley College
Iron and Steel “Products
Re Pang
Wits
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Washington, GA
Sue Clatworthy
Aiken
D. C
Essie Gunter
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Marion Colley
F. H. Colley
John Fitten
Reba Kelly
Frank Willis
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R. D. Callaway
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W. Sidney Johnson
A. Johnson
History Club
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Guy Lewis
Hal Lewis
W. W. Hu Sr
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Fielding Hil Fickien
Clara Barnett
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