Americus Georgia's Growing Prominence and Climate
The article extols Americus as a thriving rail hub at the junction of major lines near Savannah and Macon. It highlights robust agriculture, fertile land, and strong wartime supply roles. The piece notes growing population, high land values, new courthouse, Windsor Hotel Block, post office, and an advanced city infrastructure including water, sewers, and electric plants.
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Erteus
Sumer County
Central
Bavoonah
Westers
Sanannah
Americus
Timiles
Macon
Andersouraite
Tossa Seetaf
Bela Weotton
Saat Vane
Renann
Bute
Windsor Hotel
Atlanta
Batanta
Keptiet
Wrurks
Approved Farm and City Property
Fragments describe a property approval involving C A Colman Treat Gen Man J %. Miving and others with references to prices and a competition. The text includes scattered names and phrases but lacks coherent details or a clear event outcome.
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C. A. Colman
Treat
Gen. Man. J
Miving
Dear Eat
Omier Stephens
Shipps
Secy
Coxey Movement News and Arrests Reported
A Coxey movement report shows George Francis Train arrested for lecturing without a license in Washington Court House. He demanded police court incarceration, was refused, and sent to police court. A coal chute incident near Baltimore involved an industrial army derailment on the Baltimore and Ohio line. Coxey sought special transportation rates in New York but was denied. He failed to secure a theater in New York for a proposed lecture.
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Tia
Wasuratos
George
Francis
Coxzey
Galvins
Baltimore
Chile
Traim
Zaneamille
Washington Court House
Galvin
Baltimore and Ohio
Columbus
Traimmen
Misterling
Coxey
New York
Trank Line Association
Coxey Penser
Cozey
Adv.s
Coury
New Yor
The Hanging of Two in Virginia
Two men Tim Robinson and Benjamin White were hanged at a railyard for crimes in Vernon County Virginia. Their last statements indicated acceptance of punishment and claimed innocence before confession. The report notes the context of the execution and mentions other local notices and events in April.
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Tim Robinson
Mea White
Mamaems
Autauit
Mawataas
Jim Robinson
Benjamin White
Wyvernon
William County
Heiiiin
Will for Money Cover, Who Regarded
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a will for money and a named party, with unclear details and missing context about the involved individuals or institutions.
End of the Tax Fight Seen by Republicans
The article reports Republican leaders confident the income tax bill and amendments will pass. They say negotiations and recent conferences have produced a workable compromise likely to become law, with attention to drafting changes to ensure uniform application. The piece cites Brice and other conservatives predicting senate passage and forthcoming presidential approval.
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Brice
Wilson
Nate
Senate
Ereomn Daly
Sristeone
Democratig
Passage in Senate Sparks Sharp Row Over Private Wills
The Senate atmosphere turned to a heated exchange during Mr Lindsay’s speech as Mr Aldrich challenged Democrats to vote at 6 p.m. on the bill as it stood. Aldrich pressed for a direct vote, but no response emerged from Mr Spalfella or others, leaving the bill in limbo amid calls for the committee’s position and further debate.
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Wastitxatox
Senate
Lindsay
Aldrich
Bndous
Buasee
Faniher
Fort Tay
Ted
Allston
Tee
Soance
Boone Tymous
Aan
Aldrich Ania
Spalfella
Republi
Eape
Hla
Unclear May Retaliation and Treaty Rumors Spread
A fragmented dispatch from Mezoo reports on possible Mexican and Belgian treaty terms and a shift in trade standards. Other items note J W Dresden and the Papalist committee stance on Congress and Weaver's relations, plus rumors of Indian mint reopenings in London and timing details.
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Weaver
Torxes
J. W. Dresden
Thal
Pisan
Congress
Mr. Weaver
Closing Scenes of Confederate Veterans Parade in Birmingham
Reported April 9 7 describes the Confederate Veterans parade through Birmingham Alabama. Veterans from many camps march with military escorts to Capital Park, watched by crowds as Winnie Davis’s ring and choral songs engage spectators. Officers elected include Deputy Commander of the Army Fishngh Lee from Virginia and others. notes on pensions and a German view of annexation in a broader update.
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Confederatl
Maneton
Brurrasaw
Ala
Birmingham
United Confederate Veterans
Alabama
Offeves
Ufhers
Armey O Forthwern
Fishngh Lee
Virginia
Ironce
Uns
Barteria D. le
Starkeville
Miss
Eee Partment
Cabel
Daris Stepperopher
Siemi Sahaene
Heavinn
Sree
Moldy
Garciina
Telegraph Brevities Note Georgian Observations
The brief item notes general observance in Georgia and mentions the state convention of the Christian party. It reports Silas Nicholecn died at Wet tar North Carolina while on trial for the murder of his son. Judge James T. Niabitt, Gore's private secretary, has been struck with paralysis.
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Georgia
Silas Nicholecn Diew
Wettar
N.C
James T. Niabitt
Gordo
Twin Cities strike actions and legal notices in April reports
Reports describe multiple strikes including American Railway Union actions at the Twin Cities and calls for Northern rail workers. Mentions legal filings, court actions, and a gas incident involving Dedman, with dates in April and names of several individuals and places.
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American Railway Union
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