Prosperity and Growth Near Americus Georgia Plant Site
Readable fragments describe a vast investment near Americus Georgia at the southeastern rail junction of the Savannah and Montgomery line. The text highlights fertile land, planned factories, electric power, water works, and rail access south of Macon. It touts potential profits, housing, and public utilities for workers, with references to churches, schools, and a model community. The tone reflects booster-era optimism about a large development project attracting industry and residents.
Rioters Corralled In Michigan Riot Reports
Dispatches from multiple towns recount rioting incidents with injuries and arrests. Police and deputies, including 25 assistants, detained strikers and assailants in Wheeler and Demore. Other reports cover a primary brawl in Apollo, a fatal clash at Comeree Creek, and unions clashing with workers. Also noted are an engagement announcement for Ethel Ingalls and Dr. Blair, bond outcomes in Marion County, and threats of lynching after a shooting in Somerset.
Fragmented OCR note on event and people
Fragmented text mentions figures and a prompt likely about a meeting or rite. It references individuals and a possible agenda but remains unclear. The readable portion hints at a discussion of qualities and a prescheduled action, with no definite dates or locations identifiable.
Bradley in Effigy: Breckinridge Supporters Plan Vengeful Action
Lexinoros Kentucky April 18 John E Brielly Colonel Breckinridges law partner says the Colonel will visit in two weeks and speak at the opera house an ovation is expected. Reports claim Breckinridge supporters plan to hang Judge Bradley in effigy Sunday night with banners and a bloody standard. Woodford County backs Breckinridge and seeks dramatic show of opposition to the judge. The Post Dev Editorial urges restraint and loyalty to the party and district in the wake of the verdict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunridge
Washington
Lexinoros
John E. Brielley
Breckinridge
Opera
Ian Halt
R Rence
Judge Bradley
Woodford County
Loveritng
the Post
Dev
Sato
Fe ‘Aabington
Harrison's Good Advice From Sax Frascia
General Harrison addressed the Stanford Law class, urging thorough mastery of legal principles over early emphasis on courtroom success. He warned against politics, advising full dedication to practice while safeguarding the profession's honor and avoiding any actions that could reflect poorly on the legal field.
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Sax Frascia
Harrison
Stanford
Idreas
Meg Pore
Old Glory Float Controversy Over Independence Hall Flag
Mayor Edwin 8. Stuart refused to permit the Universal Peace union to fly any flag over Independence Hall during a celebration marking the arbitration treaty signing on April 18, 1890. He insisted the American ensign alone may fly there, and should not be replaced or lowered for any other flag, under any circumstance.
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Matt
Peuruia
Edwin
Stuart
Universal Peace Union
Independence Hall
Washington
Fragmented April incidents intrude on Casne town tale
A garbled 19th century clipping recounts a suicide by Joseph Diol after a frolic and a new double action pistol. It notes a violent hail storm near Casne affecting fruit crops, and reports the 32 year old Perkine E Balich found dead in his Boston area cellar amid business troubles. Additional lines describe a farmer firing on a crowd near Coneum and a pistol misfire injuring Otto Jack, plus a street fight among a group of negroes in Casne vicinity with a sister casualty, and a Rio cabinet crisis fragment.
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Maes
Perkine E. Balich
Istethets Ban
Broomfield Street
Boston
Viret
Mall Players
Coneum
Daniel, Thomas
Otto Jack
New York City
Se. Jaime Hotel
Vance Laid to Rest in Memorial Day Observance
The funeral of Senator Zebulon B. Vance drew a 10,000 strong crowd at Asheville’s cemetery as veterans and fraternal groups escorted his remains, with memorial day declared for the entire state. Meanwhile in Washington discussions swirl about filling the vacancy on the finance committee, with Mills or Brice mentioned. Admiral John Irwin retires and other political notes sweep the capital.
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Askville
Zebulon BU
Vance
Raleigh
Lith Sounes
Congress
Sistinger
Sena
Morgantown
Aseville
Washinatos
Jnance
Harris
West
Jones
Arkansas
Mills
Ir. Brice
Ohio
Sherman
Tod
Wites
Senate
Two Sects Fight In Armenian Exodus Amid Balkan Turmoil
Fragmented dispatches report Armenian migrations from Van Monsh Eraeram and Dayasid toward Hussda due to Armenian administration issues. A group attacked by Karle detachment left many dead. survivors joined other bands bound for Russia and awaited frontier asylum.
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Mattie
Coxetartivoer
Van
Monsh
Eraeram
Dayasid
Hussda
Armenia
Karle
Russa
New York Cotton Futures Report Notes Mixed Start
The market shows early steadiness with futures in April setpattern, while other segments indicate cautious trading. Analysts expect minor shifts as provision costs and demand indicators remain in focus for price direction.
Royalty Wedding and Garden Advice Mix in April News
A confused Tokus from a 19th century newspaper fragment describes a royal wedding scene with splendid weather and holiday crowds. The text shifts to horticultural guidance on lawn care and tree trimming, then passes to brief notes about a comet observation and a distant Norwegian hotel fire.
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Americus
Southwest
Georgia
Bumter
Montgomery
Maen
Andersonvalle
Grousta
Teagu Leer
Trawan
Jo Lapeie
Heaton Fren Perthern Sme
Atlanta
Reines Hicks
Amer
Sap
Amin
Wade
Cite
Smithwick's
Win Avenue
Tor Hock Heer
Te Presnansad
Sles
THE
Georgia Loan and Trist Company
A. D. Gatewood
Atmericus, Georgia
Skootiater Lane
Gatewood & Callaway
TOCAL
C. A. Coeman
Treas & Gen San
Omer Stephens Stlyym
Lee
Phowe
Lamar Street
Witmewes
Portios
News of
Coxselavie
Richards
Wheeler and
Mowell
Wheeler
Michigan
Nove
Comnee’s Creek
Hamtramck Township
Arrtaxsera
Aprios
Apollo
Unio
Nenonion
Hugh Kirkwood
Hie Ta
Kirkwood
Atchisos
Kan
Mise
Ethel Ingalls
Edward G. Blair
Misa Ingalls
J. J. Ingalla
Blair
Orkoper Housevelt Hospital
White Cape
Memiminy
Mie
Houston Hourin
Marion County
White Cap
Houston
Purvis Station
Wastiisatos
House
Treasury Department
Customs Service
Carisle
Dex
Joseph Mason
Somerset
George Ashworth
Ashworth
Baavronp
Jefferson and
Searle Contin
Wil Sean
Treck
Thomas
Meyer
New Yoas
Henry Meyer
Ludwig Brandt
Comteln
Drigler Brothers’ Shoes
Oxford
Bailey’s
Jackson Street
Carter
Alaska
White Mountain
Loving & Hightower
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Osconn
Lowell
Weil
Peronnend I
TL A
Anceas
M.D
Brooklyn
Centaur Company
TI Murrey Street
California Fig Syrup CO
Sthifer
Business College
Bradley
Cannet
Elle New Gan
Mouse Station
Joaeph Diol
Mall Destrays
Caxies
Casne
Saipsa
St. Loves
April
Lara Williams
Thirteenth
Chestnut Streets
le Gardner
Mary
James
Hraail
Crist
Reeves Agnes
Rio Janeiro
Shibengh
North Carolina
Asheville
Wilson
Wasuisatox
Ways and Means
William Wilson, Jr
Hogg
Texas
St Werk
Edock
Morrill
Gremed
Wasmisuros
John Irwin
Operation of Law
Fein
Shoard
Ely
Ted Tech
Morgan
Wasmsutoy
Heaater Morgan
Alabama
Thomas B. Reed
Cortland
Lewiston
Joe
Bob
Detroit Free Press
U.S
Curane
Helena
Montana
Eye
Great Northern
St. Poot
Raulway
Eugene Dele
Gh Howanl
St. Fas
Paterson Homb
Patensox
N. J
William Strange
Lock Hayes
Susquehanna River
Willan Cannon
All German Zeitung
Em Williams
Germany
Venice
Loxvos
House of Commons
John P. Nolan
North Guay
Balfour
William Stermont
Kat Clare
W. Va
Mary Handy
John Cardy
McDowell County
Huntaville
Gantersville
Ala
John Gartman
Citronelle
Moble
Gaa
Charles Williams
Mobile
Mate Grand Lodge
Knights of Pythiss
Mlate Medical Association
Birminghams
Mra
Jefferson Davia
Winnle
Confederate Rension
Birmingham
New York
New Youk
Albion W. Tour Yee Ae
Fungreet
Tabs Otate
New
Royalty
Duke of Messe
Proseest Victoria
Ares
Walla
Eh Deahy
Maye Bostos
European Union of Astrece
Mr. Gale
At Bon Ag
Sax Avotto, Texas
Hammerfest
Winmark
Norway
Europe
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