Two story brick residence for sale near LaGrange city limits
W A Foster and Raymond Robson advertise a two story eight room brick home at 66 Spring Street South of North Avenue with two baths and city conveniences, renting or leasing for 334.15 monthly. The owner seeks about 34 000 and invites offers. Also listed is a 100 acre property near LaGrange city limits suitable for a mansion site with gardens.
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Spring Street
North Avenue
Lagrange
Roup County
Georgia
United States
Tieul Perreli
Gordon Street
West End
Hapeville
Central Railroad
South Georgia
Mintosh County
Madison Hosts Baptist Delegates In Georgia Town
Madison Georgia readies for a Baptist convention with 700 delegates. W J Northen may be unanimously reelected president Mercer University reports a 300000 endowment raised since the last gathering. Dr Kilpatrick's death is noted and Laymen’s movement progress is to be presented.
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Pendleton
Madison
Late Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church of
Atlanta
Madinan
C. L. Martin
Barneaviie Church
Georgia
Dalian
Barneaville
D. H. Kilpatrick Ince
Committee of Order of Business
Kilpatrick
Jon D. Mell
Athens
Kits Patrick
W. J. Northen
Mercer
Mercer University
Ea-Invernor
Valdosta
Atrman
Baptist Young People’s Union of
Baptist Summer Assembly
Gainesville
Blue Ridge
Sver Lake
Demorest
J. D. Chapman
Robert van Deventer
J. F. Purser
F. M. Wilingham
L. G. Tad
M. A. Knox
D. W. Key
John 5. Briggs
W. Dd. Quinn
W. Eubanks
A. Frank O'Kelley
John BE. Howell J. Divins
W. «. Pickard
E- J. Forrester
B. J. W. Graham
EB. R. Pendleton
WH. Rich
Plot Against Empress Spurs New Russia Plot Claim
Reports from St Petersburg describe a claimed plot against the life of the dowager empress during a journey from Copenhagen. Three men were spotted near the train at Pondery. two escaped but one was seized after firing on gendarmes.
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Russia
St. Petersburg
Copenhagen
I- 19
Woodson Petition Denied In Virginia Court
In Lynchburg Virginia November 26 the corporation court denied Woodsons petition for a mandamus to compel a registrar to permit memoranda from poll books Judge Christian refused the writ Counsel planned a similar request to the state supreme court in Richmond tomorrow noting that court has original mandamus jurisdiction so the case will not go on appeal
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Woodson
Lynchburr
Corporation Court
Anti-Catoon League
Christian
Stats Supreme Court
Richmond
Yerkes Library Loss To City Of New York
The widow of Charles T. Yerkes refuses to pay $17,000 interest on a mortgage, risking loss of the Yerkes library and art gallery to foreclosure on December 16. The Mutual Life Insurance Company holds the mortgage. the library is valued well above the judgment, with land appraised around $12,000 per front foot. The property, adjoining the Yerkes mansion at Fifth Avenue and Sixty-Eighth Street, could pass from New York as a public institution if action isn’t taken.
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Mortsanne
New York
Charles T. Yerkes
City of
Yerkes
Ferkes
Fifth Avenue
Sixty-eighth Street
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mutual Life
Instant Catarrh Relief Ad From Southern Fixture Co
An old advertisement offers Eclipse Catarrh Cure as instant relief for catarrh. It promotes a trial package sent for twenty five cents and a pipe, with testimonials from users in Augusta and Atlanta. The copy markets a vegetable remedy said to clear nasal passages and soothe irritated membranes.
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Catarrn Gate
Robert L. Winkins
Augmata
Tadase
Eclipse Medicine and Manufacturing Company
Atlanta
Chesapeake Shipping Tied Up by Heavy Fog in Norfolk
Norfolk November 20 Shipping in Chesapeake bay remains stalled by dense fog. The Baltimore steamers due this morning failed to arrive, and other bay steamers were delayed. The Pennsylvania of the New York Philadelphia and Norfolk line ran late after a near collision with a stranded ocean tug and narrowly avoided a head on with another vessel towing barges near Cape Henry. The Mary land lay aground while a tug worked to move her.
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Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk Line
Maryland
Charlystone Ilynt
Cape Chattes
Forinus
Lower Bay
Virginia Capes
Ming
Marylana
Tri State Medical Association Elects Officers at Convention
At the convention closing today in Memphis officers were unanimously elected including President Dr William H Desa rick of Arkansas Vice President for Arkansas Dr Hare of Vienna President for Mississippi Ream of Dublin Vice President for Tennessee Dr V A Porter Secretary Dr Bu geva tin of Memphis Treasurer Veughan of Memphis Also noted were travel details and remarks by Hamilton Dougl Yesterday in Cincinnati on a teaching mission with names and affiliations mentioned.
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Mem
Tri-State Medical
Willian
H. ‘Desarick
Mariapa
Ark
Arkansas
Hare
Vi Wien
Missieatopl Ons Ream
Missieatopl ons Ream, of Dublind vice proside for ‘Tennessea, Dr. v_A. Porter
Ee Ley
Bugeveatin
Memphis
Veughan
Hamilton Dougla
Roosevelt speaks on race as cornerstone is laid for colored Y M C A
President Roosevelt attends the cornerstone ceremony for the Colored Young Men's Christian Association in Washington. He urges equal treatment before the law and equal opportunity, stressing merit, self-help, and shared responsibility across races. Rockefeller contributes twenty five thousand dollars toward the $100,000 project.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Colored Young Men's
Chistian Association
District of Columbia
Twelfth Street
E. J. Morton
Young Men's Christian Association
John D. Rockefeller
Woopevelt
Nouth
Voters of Atlanta urged to vote and visit optical shop
Voters in Atlanta are urged to participate in the mayoral election and, before voting, visit Hellard's at 75 Peachtree Street to obtain New York fused or bifocal glasses. The advertisement promises clearer vision and asks readers to ask others who have tried the glasses, citing Walter Ballard Optical Co.
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Atlanta
The
Gate City
Bailaret
Walter Ballad Optical Co
Peachtree St
South
Hellard
Walter Ballard Optical CO
Thanksgiving Dinner at the YMCA Gathers Members
Central YMCA members gathered for a Thanksgiving dinner in the cooperation dining hall at 7 oclock. Ladies from the women’s auxiliary decorated tables for a three course meal. Director Jann Eagan presided as the program featured whistling solos readings and an address by Rev. W J Lingle.
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Central Young Men's Christian Association
Cooperation
Association
Jann ¥. Eagan
Westbrook
Brothers
Meeting of Democrats in Washington December 1912
William C. Liter, chairman of the National Democratic League, calls a conference in Washington December 2 to 10, 1911, inviting prominent Democrats to discuss actions to secure Democratic success in 1912, with possible Bryan involvement and input from party leaders.
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Democrata
Washington
New York
William C. Liter
National Democratic League
Washington, P. C
iChairman
Dellyar
Ee Hite
Bryan
Generel Keownte Not Kilted Leads Loyalist Forces
Fragmentary OCR suggests General Keownte is not killed and remains active in leading government forces against rebels. The text references Washington and Providant Nod Alexis, with unclear names and places. TheSource includes garbled terms such as revolutioniets and Matariar, indicating a disrupted historical account.
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Generel Keownte
Washington
Calved
Caple
Alexis
Baltl
Matariar
Laconte
Zeconte
Colored Baptists Adjourn in Georgia After Historic Congress
In Macon Georgia the annual colored Baptist congress closed its most successful session. Leaders urged readers to teach respect for authority, cultivate a friendly spirit toward whites, and prepare for modern demands. The body backed establishing Central City College in Macon. J B Davis elected chairman of the executive board. N R Wright DD chaired trustees. R B Williams secretary. President W E Forbes and President William S Holmes served as ex officio.
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Macon
Colored Baptist Convention of Georgia
Fremont Temple
W. Re Forbes
Omer
Weil
Homself
Jelwurs
Central City College
A Monson
D.D
N. R Wright, DD
and Poard of Trustees
Congress
R. B. Williams
W. E. Forbes
Convention
William 5. Holmes
College
Moonshiners flee as deputies pursue in Alabama county
Deputy United States Marshal Ashley travels from Birmingham to Heflin to join Officers King and Fowler after moon shiners fired on them. The incident ends with a jailbreak and the escape of prisoners. A band to hunt Cleburne County desperado Floyd brothers is organized for tomorrow morning.
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Ev —Chidt
United States
Ashley
Birmingham
Heflin
King and Fowler
Nishi
Cleburne County
Floyd Brothers
Enterprisette Journalist on Roadside Tear-Down Plan
A country editor notes an old stone building near the eros roads will be torn down with work starting tomorrow. The printer jokes about slipping in a live toad to fill the space this week.
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Jim
Eros Roads
Apd
Postum Brings Peace in Family Health Tale
A Washington woman recalls heart trouble eased after quitting coffee and switching to Postum, a wheat beverage. She cites a doctor’s advice, neighbor's experience, and stories of irritability from coffee, arguing Postum helps harmony at home while avoiding caffeinated risks.
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Meain
Postum
Washington
Ince
Trott
Pugn
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