Assignee's Sale Promises Public Auction in Americus Georgia
Militon and Dodson assignees announce a public outcry sale at 40 Jackson Street Americus Ga on August 27 at 7 PM or 7 19 o'clock to auction goods of the firm including gentlemen's furnishings mats store furniture iron safe and more plus uncollected debts and evidences of debt due to the firm Terms are cash All debts and accounts are posted for inspection prior to sale by prospective bidders Lee Allen assignee for Britton and Dodson
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Militon & Dodson
Superior Court
Sumter County
Americus
Sore
Jackson Street
Mchlofeame
Lee Allen
Britton
Dodson
Trade Mired as Cuban War Wanes in Santiago
A New York dispatch reports merchants in Santiago fear disbandment of the Cuban army will ruin commerce. Cultivators refuse to return to plantations due to levies for soldiers, blocking food flow and shipments. British consul Mason cites standstill, while Spanish merchants threaten to sever ties unless U S control shifts. General Lawton asserts U S authority in the province.
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Herald
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Garcia
Uban
Robert Mason
United States
Julian Bendoza
Ward Line
Umkes
Philadelphia
Coleonel Humphreys
Mumphrouyh
Sattiigo
Dozen Hurt In Flint and Jette Railroad Wreck
Port Huron Michigan August 25 Twelve people were more or less seriously injured in a collision on the Flint and Jetty railroad here.
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Port Hynox
Mich
Flint and Jette
A Woman's Health and Maternity in Disease
A fragmented plea on pregnancy health stressing a mother's wellness as key to child vigor and resilience. It touts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for female ailments during critical maternal periods and promises restored vitality for both mother and baby.
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Pavish
Pierce
Soldiers to be discharged from Porto Rico
General Miles ordered the muster out of ten units including the Fourth Pennsylvania and Sixth Illinois infantry, Second Wisconsin, several light batteries and cavalry troops. Troops not needed will be sent home from Porto Rico, with sites for disembarkation under study to secure a healthy camp and immediate unloading, avoiding Montauk delays. Brig. Gen. Ludlow, recently from Santiago, must report to Washington.
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Huntsville
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Montank
Santiago
Washington
No Lawlessness in Pana As Negro Miners Return
At Pana Illinois August 25 striking white miners reinforced by unionists from several states report no lawlessness. Local operators plan to import 150 more Negro workers from Alabama. Negroes sent to Chicago and Alabama. some walk from town. Other items: Schley travels to New York. Havana considers a vivendi with the US. a banker's congress closes. and a fire fatality in Secaco, Pennsylvania.
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Norton Delivers Somber Watch On War's Aftermath
At the twentieth annual Sanderson academy dinner in Ashfield Massachusetts Charles Eliott Norton presided and warned that the nation has assumed costly obligations and drifted toward aggressive war. He noted the war’s sacrifices, criticized funding shortfalls, and warned of entangling alliances and debt deepening national peril.
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Sanderson Academy
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Fine Arts
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Brooklyn
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Clark University of Worcester
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Buffalo
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Tuskegee Institute
Alabama
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Academy
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du Ity
United States
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Ting
Posse l commits death by own action in Paris
Paris reports Ernest Joseph Possel, a German claimant tied to an English insurance policy, died by his own hand at Durban restaurant in the palace de Is ene. He had faced bail and had accused his wife Leanors Brekett of involvement and of being a French com. The case involved a cliff fall near Florence and a dispute over payment of the policy.
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Ance Com
Florencn
Durand
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More Troops Depart All Tired of Camp Life
At Chickamauga Ga Aug 25 the First Illinois cavalry left for Fort Sheridan Chicago amid cheer at heading home. The One Hundred fifty-eighth Indiana First West Virginia and Sixth Ohio went to Knoxville to await orders. they form the Second brigade Second division Third army corps. Mustering out work proceeds for Second Nebraska and fight artillery batteries from Ohio Stersia and Indiana. Lieutenant Colonel Frank D Baldwin named chief mustering officer as batteries return from Lookout mountain for work tomorrow. The Second Nebraska to be mustered partly here then at Omaha. Sick list shrinking as hospital trains depart state camps.
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Fever fear dismissed by General Pennington
In Atlanta General Pennington said fever outbreaks at Key West show only one or two cases with no spread feared. Quarantine facilities are adequate and no Texas volunteers have fever. Civil authorities feared rail travel could spread illness to Florida if allowed from Key West.
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Department of the Gulf
Department
Texas
Key ‘West
Florida
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