Americus Georgia in 19th century climate and growth
The piece extols Americus Sumter County Georgia as an ideal winter climate town with fertile land and rapid growth. It highlights population growth from 1880s to 1900s, strong infrastructure, schools, churches, a public library, daily newspaper, opera house, hotels, and a diverse economy including marble, manufactories, guano works, mills, and a robust wholesale trade connected to Savannah and Florida.
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Morton Needs Money for Crop Reports Funding
Secretary Morton and the statistician discuss funding for separate crop reports. Commercial groups urged more detailed data. officials caution some proposals are impractical. Debate centers on keeping reporters in rural areas and timing of winter wheat assessments amid broader crop coverage. The article also notes Carlisle’s stance on a government bill and San Francisco fruit exchange protest over currant imports.
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Morton
Btatistisian
Robinson
Department of
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Eermen
Set Tes Tees
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Syrup of Figs described as pleasant and effective
The advertisement proclaims Syrup of Figs as a pleasant, refreshing remedy that quickly cleanses the system, relieves colds, headaches, fevers, and habitual constipation. It claims unique quality, pleasing taste, stomach acceptance, and prompt action, with 50 cent bottles sold by druggists and warnings against substitutes.
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Anarchist Plot Aims on Faure at Havre Fetes
The Petit Journal cites police reports of detectives assigned to probe an anarchistic plot to assassinate President Faure during Havre festivities. The report links a Bordeaux observer and parallels to President Carnot's fate, as authorities monitor anarchists amid tense preparations.
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Iron Trade Review Signals Improved Conditions in Bessemers
The Iron Trade Review reports rising demand and price activity in Bessemers with Pittsburgh prices lifting. Overall pig iron sales total around 10,000,000 tons with shipments tied to furnaces and producers showing firmer quotations than recent weeks. The year’s early market momentum suggests better conditions though most non Bessemers show limited change.
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Iron ‘Trade Review
Pittsburg
Reform promises and treaty notes across nations
A fragmented report outlines discussions on reforms and new treaty terms among nations including China, Japan, Germany, and Britain. It notes currency estimations, customs decisions, and anticipated presentations to Japan while mentioning regional railroad rates and a deadly windstorm in Kansas. The piece also touches on travel costs, a New Orleans stock president visiting Locl and highway disruptions from storms.
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New Treaty
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Northman Gazette
Germany
Advisory Customs Board
Japan
Making Florida Laws
April 18 in TalLavasset a session rumor says a prominent house member will introduce radical measures to disturb the session’s calm. Carpenter seeks to attach House journals to newspapers, a plan voted down but not abandoned, as a caucus forms to decide a course of action ahead of the fall election.
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Funeral services held for James W. Scott in Chicago
April 18 Chicago newspaper reports funeral services for James W. Scott, proprietor of the Chicago Evening Post and Times-Herald, conducted at St. James Episcopal Church at 11 o'clock. The piece notes a large attendance and references other local items and distant notices.
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James W. Scott
Chicago Evening Post
Times-Herald
St.James Episcopal Church
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