Americas GLows As A Fertile Healthful Georgia Hub
The Americas region in southwest Georgia is praised for great fertility a mild temperate climate and strong rail links to the North West Florida Savannah and Brunswick. It highlights population growth real estate demand schools churches and a suite of industries including iron works furniture guano works oil mills two carriage works and several mills with a notable winter hotel costing 150 000. The region is framed as a thriving commercial center with ample water utilities and modern amenities attracting tourists and settlers alike.
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Savannah
Americas
Montgomery
Macon
Andersonville
Dion
Thomasville
Virginia
Tenneson
Confederacy
de Fmormons
Gulf of Mexico
Requiy
DeSoto
Pew Post Office
Atlanta
Savona
Georgia
Florida
Americus
Brunswick
Geor
TY Sna
Gromine
Eck
F Panda
Massacre Survivors Cite Provocation Free Attack at Missionary Station
In an interview, Ka Cheng massacre survivors say the assault on the missionary station was premeditated and without provocation. Victims were killed while asleep and their bodies burned at Fa Chow amid rumors of further riots in nearby districts including Zenana and Fuhing.
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Zenana
Aranigas
Fo Ion
Fuhing
Fore
Juptatle
Hok Chiang
Buighwa
Missionary Massacre Brief Reports From Asia and U.S. Appointments
A London despatch recounts Rev. Mr. Stewart's last letter from Ku Cheng China describing a near revolt and siege by rebels and the uncertainty of relief. London and Peking officials order inquiry and punishment for massacre in the consular court case. Also mentions Lloyd Reid’s return to the postmaster job in Clarksburg West Virginia.
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China
Lonnox
Stewart
London
Ku Chong
Ku Cheng
Siewart
Fu Chow
Mogland
Peking
Lonpox
Ang
Foreign Office
N. R. O'Connor
O'Connor
Missouri Democrats Tense Ahead of 1894 Convention
Missouri Democrats brace for a fractious convention as Bland forces push for changes in the state central committee and free coinage at 16 to 1. Silver supporters claim control of the machinery while sound-money factions seek to pin trouble on silver advocates.
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St. Louis
England
Lon Stevens
Bave
Brand
Tew Lave
Ingfield
Cockrell
Late Central
John H. Carroll
R P. Bland
Bland
State Central Committee
Windowglass workers press for 16 percent wage rise
In Chicago and nearby, wage committees of windowglass manufacturers and workers meet to set next year’s pay. Workers demand a 16 percent increase to offset part of reductions from RAL while authorities reportedly hesitate to grant any raise. The session follows reports of stalled talks and financial strain on labor.
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Prrreprao
Speechless Horror At Niagara Rapids Sinking Of Two Mill Workers
A windstorm capsized a boat near Grass Island on the Niagara River. Niagara Walla Paper company chief engineer Elwood F. Butler aged 42 and Timothy F. Sweeney, a machinist, drowned after being swept over the upper rapids as onlookers struggled in rain to rescue them.
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Niagara Fairs, Ang
Ellwood F. _ Butler
Niagara Walla Paper Company
Timothy F. Sweeney
Grass Island
Woeney
Union Pacific Directors Seek Settlement Amid Financial Struggles
San Francisco reports Congress man William J. Coombs of New York, a government director of the Union Pacific, tours the system seeking information for a settlement of financing and governance issues. He warns against over-bonding and urges a businesslike footing to restore prosperity, noting progress in Oregon Short Line receivership and risks of splitting the Octopasket line.
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San Francisco
William J. Coombs
New York
Union Pacific Railway Company
Union Pacific
Union Pacific Ht
Oregon
Unio Pacific Sys Bee
Middle States
Utah
Lost Vessels and Coble Court Case Report
San Francisco reports two British ships long overdue one from Melbourne to London and another from Newcastle to Panama with crews presumed lost. In Monterrey a creditor case in court awards a partial recovery to Parwa Fuller amid ongoing disputes.
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San Francisco, Arg
Melbourne
London
Newcastle
New South Wales
Panama
Ioat
See
New
Unclear OCR Fragment Reports Police Action and Fire Incident
Fragmentary text describes a tense scene with references to a committee, law moderation, and a mayoral area in spring valley. Police, a consul, and city hall are mentioned along with a train and authorities reacting to surrounding sentiments. The readable details are too fragmentary to determine a coherent event.
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Spring Valley
Notorious criminals held for trial in New York
Four members of a feared gang are detained for trial in New York. Details mention William Brockway the counterfeiter and an official from the Secret Service, with references to U S Commissioner Romain and others connected to the case.
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New York
Aug
William Brockway
The
Secret Service Bureau
United
Romain
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Myrick
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