Americus Georgia A Winter Resort City Of Growth
Americus Georgia, county seat of Sumter, is described as a thriving winter resort with mild climate, artesian wells, and healthy air. The piece highlights rapid population growth, extensive public works, strong banks, diverse industries, excellent rail links, and abundant agricultural output including cotton. It emphasizes educated residents, churches, schools, a public library, an opera house, and substantial real estate demand.
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Georgia
Americus
Sumter County
Savannah
Mont-gomery
Macon
Andersonville
Florida
Thomasville
Virginia
Tennessee
Confederacy
Egypt
South
Gulf of Mexico
Union
Windsor
DeSote
Atlanta
Ted Mae
Ae Tee
North
Wen
Brunswick
Egr Segmence
Mericus
Genrnia
Cus
Geor
GARE
Yeaton
Ity End
Davira
Thi Mfial
Seyod
Swayne's Ointment Promoted for Skin Conditions
Simple advertisement claims Swayne's Ointment is required for internal medicine and cures tetter eyzoma stob and all eruptions on the face leaving the skin clear. It asserts great curative powers unmatched by other remedies and urges readers to ask their druggist for the ointment.
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Swayne
Reid disputes and funds dispute over Doyle trust case in New York
The aunt of Alexander Doyle appeared before Judge O Brien in the supreme court seeking to vacate an examination order for Whitlaw Reid. The suit alleges a committee collected funds for the Seerm Tora statue and $9,005 was mismanaged, with transfers involving Alexander Green and Edward Stedman. Reid denies the charges and claims Doyle has no claim, stating he paid the money to Grooley’s family.
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Alexander Doyle
O’ Brien
Supreme Court
Mr. Reid
W. W. Niles
Alexander H. Green
Edward C. Stedman
Whl
Green
Sorvm
Alexander
Reid
Mr. Doyle
Sister Charged With Murder In Insurance Motive
Minneapolis reports Mrs Nora Perkins is arrested on murder charges in the death of her sister Mrs Louise Hawkins. Hawkins died after burns from a lamp accident cited as suspect, with two life insurance policies totaling 6000 dollars. Police investigation cites possible motive and notes insurance officials involved.
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Minneapolis
Nora Perkins
Louise Hawkins
Spalding Seeks US Help for Hawaiian Cable Plan
Colonel O Spalding seeks US cooperation to lay a cable from Howelin to San Francisco with a 40000 subsidy from Hawaii. A special chamber of commerce meeting will decide the plan while terms include 20 year subsidy, free government land rights, duty exemptions, and potential US control after one year upon cash settlement.
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Sam Franctsco
O. Spalding
Howelin
San Francisco
United States
Chamber of Commerce
A Wes
North American
Cf First Cable
Haw
Bishop & Co
Honolulu
Chamber of Commeron
Cleveland to press button at Gray Gables for exposition
President Cleveland will touch the button at Gray Gables on September 18 to start the exposition machinery and raise flags for the Cot Nakane ceremony. The event marks the formal kickoff of Atlanta’s exposition program with official address by a noted orator.
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Atlanta
Ang
Cleveland
Gray Gables
Japanese effort to boost U.S. trade with fish samples sent
The Japanese government through consulates acts to increase trade with the United States. The chamber of commerce received six cases of fish from Japan. A memorial was sent to Governor Morton of New York by the central W T U. The report mentions a memorial and related names amid trade notes and local notices.
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Zupam
Tacomas
Japan
United States
Chamber of Commerce
Morton
Kansas
Crey
Bew York
T. U
Gold Shipments Abroad Reach Over One Million
New York reports gold exports by next steamers totaling 1,100,000 with 1,000,200 drawn from Heidelbach Ickelheimer. The Yucatan carries 1,000,000 in transit next week. Boston notes a government bond syndicate placing 700,000 in the subtreasury for exchange.
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New York
Handy & Harmon
Hard & Rand
Haskier, Wood & Co
Nesslage & Fuller
A Heidelbach, Ickelheimer & Co
Yucatan
Boston
Sondare
Chicago Canal may lower Great Lakes water levels
A report by Army engineers to the War Department analyzes how the Chicago drainage canal could reduce Lake Michigan levels by about six inches and possibly affect Lake Huron. The document, not yet public, cites potential shipping objections and possible government restrictions pending rainfall and evaporation conditions.
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Great Lakes
Wassivetos
Board of Army Engineers
Secretary of War
Chicago Drainage Canal
Lake Michigan
War Department
Lamont
Lake Huron
Sulvia
Arcane
Glassworkers and Manufacturers Fail to Reach Wage Agreement
Joint wage committees for prescription glassware and American Flint Glassworkers meet but show no progress toward a wage settlement. Glassworkers seek increases to restore wages. manufacturers refuse any raise, with about 6,000 workers in the wares branch and more in the glassware side affected.
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Prescription
Chert Akee
Uin
All Glass
Death by Own Action In Atlanta Widow Shoots Self
Mrs Elle Wioomfeld twenty eight died by self inflicted gunshot at her home 173 Angler avenue Atlanta Dr Ella Bloomfield physician aged 31 reported the fatality. The cadet Watts of Washington was not drowned official notices confirm a naval incident with erroneous report corrected.
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Elle Wioomfeld
Atlanta
Ella Bloomfield
Sam Bloom
Watts
Gabsla
Ordiss
Apa
Missionary Bishop's Aide Defends Bible Translation Efforts
Reports from Aug 3 describe Right Rev F J Sobor eechowsky retiring due to illness after long service in missionary work including Bible translation into Guinea. The piece also notes Miss Annis Peck’s ascent of the Matterhorn from Zermatt with training spanning years and limited precedent for women climbers.
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Scheruschawaky
de Vascouves
Orient
Japan
J. Soboreechowsky
D. D
Hise
Subs
Guinees
Chiis Ue
United States
Od Batep
Chine
Mian Peok
Switzerland
Bostor
Miss Annis
Zermatt
Athens
Tus
Pontilicos
Pacific
Laura B Arnold attends Buckhannon reunion with Fifth West Virginia Union cavalry
Laura B Arnold age 70 sister of Stonewall Jackson leaves Stonewall's region to join the Buckhannon reunion of the Fifth West Virginia Union cavalry where she is identified as a Union woman. In other notes, reform ticket results hint at county shifts affecting political balance, and Henry Raines, son of J Hydines, dies by self-inflicted gunshot amid family troubles.
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Stonewall
Slater
Fee the Dalen
Conmunca
Laura B Arnold
Stonewall Jackson
Buckhannon
Fifth West Virginia Union Cavalry
Union
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