Choice Modern 8 R North Side Home Bargain
Choice Modern 8 R North Side home offered at $5,350 with $1,000 cash and easy balance. Spacious reception hall parlor dining room butler’s pantry kitchen on first floor four large bedrooms upstairs big closets cloak room and modern conveniences. Elevated level lot in fine neighborhood, first class condition, selling at once.
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Turman Co Seeks Property Buyers Near City Lines
Real estate notice invites bids on a North Side property described as a two story building with a news room, attic, and modern improvements. It lies near Eight Street and streetcar lines, with an asking price of 150 dollars cash and easy balance.
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Christmas tragedy as boy wounds stepfather to protect mother
In Cincinnati on Christmas Brinker lies near death from a gunshot wound under the heart and Flora Brinker endures a nervous breakdown after repeated abuse. Henry Slebele a 16 year old stepson is arrested for shooting his stepfather to defend his mother. He stayed awake all night to guard the family.
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Christmas Piano Gift To Salvation Army Hall
The Salvation Army on Marietta Street received a Christmas gift from Phillips & Crew Company in the form of a piano. Major and Mrs. Berriman had hoped for a piano, and the arrival was marked by a dray delivering the instrument to the Army headquarters. The piano is installed in the hall and will be used for the first time Monday night as services are held. Major Berriman expressed thanks, noting the gift as especially welcome to the Army’s work.
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Crime bloodshed ushers Christmas in Birmingham
Special to The Georgian reports a grim forty eight hours before Christmas in Birmingham and vicinity with seven murders two personal crisis reports one assault fatal, one train death and one accidental shooting likely fatal. Names include Mrs S C Butts killed at work unknown assailants S E Hyantsucker Medora Illinois Jeptha Wilson found dead Coalburg Mariah Nannie Hawkins fatally stabbed Lee Cunningham Arthur Tranham two Black men killed each other Longview Dorothy Strong pistol wound likely self inflicted Maggie Farris poison Bessem Newton Smith killed by engine on Louisville and Nashville line Oliver Rainey fatally injured by shotgun discharge in Littleton Unknown man skull fracture at St Vincent hospital death expected.
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Twenty Five Newsboys Receive Holiday Gifts From Alameda Merchant
A. K. Hawkes, a viaduct merchant, gifted twenty five dollar bills to the neediest newsboys in The Georgian circulation room on Christmas Eve. Despite cold and chaos, Jake Boeshans organized the selection, and named youths received envelopes with a dollar and a Christmas letter. Many boys lacked gloves or coats, yet the event brought cheer as The Georgian staff distributed checks later exchanged for Christmas presents.
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Senators weigh Brownsville crisis as Bailey eyes politics
Washington reports say Southern senators prefer to drop the Brownsville affair but fear the issue will grow larger when Congress reconvenes after the holidays. The debate, tied to shooting incidents and Foraker clashes, signals a historic, party politics heavy discussion ahead. Meanwhile in Jackson Mississippi, divorce filings spike as Chancery Court opens in January with over fifty cases docketed, including both neurotic and white couples seeking separation.
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Cotton Products Properties Must Go 10 Bidders
Judge Newman in the United States Circuit Court issued a final decree in the consolidated suits against the Georgia Cotton Products Company and others. The decree orders the sale of the company properties, now in the hands of receiver H N Randolph, at Fulton County Courthouse in Atlanta between 10 am and 4 pm on the first Tuesday in February. Bidders must post certified checks of 5000 dollars to bid on the package or 1500 dollars for individual parcels. Each cotton products compress and its appurtenances form a separate parcel for sale.
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Ballard Bifocal Glasses Offer In One Lens
The Walter Ballard Optical Company on Peachtree Street markets Ballard Bifocal, an invisible single-frame lens replacing two pairs for reading and walking vision. Advertised as the most successful bifocals, they claim perfect oculist prescription service and nationwide and international sales.
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Holiday Excursions Via Georgia Railroad
Holiday travel notices announce Christmas excursion fares along the Georgia Railroad routes to the Ohio Potomac Mississippi and beyond. Round trip fare one dollar and twenty six cents plus service charges, tickets on sale December 20 to 24 30 31 and January final limit January 7 1907. Information from agent G A Jackson Augusta GA.
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