Americus Georgia described as climate and growth center
The article extols Americus as a thriving Georgia county seat in Sumter, noting its railroad connections, fertile land nicknamed Egypt for wartime production, wide agricultural output including fruits, grains, cotton, and sugar, and its mild climate. It highlights education with schools, churches, a public library, newspapers, and growing population. It also lists industries, utilities, and robust commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Armecicus
Sumter County
Central
Savannah and Western
Savannah, Americus and
Mont. Geory
Macon
Andersonville Pela Grounds
Ile
Provida
Thomasville
Apporicutta
Licor da
Virgina
Tennessee
Confederacy
Egypt
Nivat Sur
Amartous
Lalpert
Neal O Snoeed
Bavannah
Americas
Pat Dralenboen
Gistad
Ira Works
Guane Works
End All
Cardage Facturie
Ab Gt
Dewa
Rive Ence Dent
Ex Ital Ul
Etd Trust Company
Arty
Lea Muenifennt
Wimler
Hiuvila
Sinter Touret
Florida
Florida, Savannal
Perth
Pete
Doings of Congress Urges Fast Action on Free Issue Resolution
The Senate and House debated post office appropriations and a Ford theater disaster indemnity. Amendments allocated funds for legal costs and heirs, while discussions on timber protection faced critique of political favoritism. A later conference report aimed to quicken labor and public buildings committees, with arbitration bills and personnel rules on the table. Paris and London items noted on Maybrick case protests and international sympathy letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voorhees
Cockrell
Ainsworth
Bureau of Records and Pensions
The
War Department
Berry
Arkansas
General Land Office
Henderson
North Carolina
Catchings
Committee On Public Buildings
Mc. Gann
Labor Committee
Maybrick
London
East Grounwich
Ira
Florence Maybrick
Forva Disie
CUBAN Revolt Signals Spread Across Island From New York
Reports from New York claim Cuban revolutionary leaders plotted an uprising across the island with Marti as provisional head if successful. Brigadier General Guillermo Moncado commands eastern forces, estimated 19,000 troops. Matanzas and Guantanamo are flashpoints as rebels plan coordinated action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Cuba
Cuban Revolutionary Party
Jose Marti
Marino Gomez
Marti
General Gomeza
United States
Mexico
Mantazas
Ybarra
Julio Banguily
Havana
Guantanamo
Guillermo Moncado
Tiago de Cuba
Sanguily
Matanzas
Gomes
Senate committee backs treaching board for revenue cutter officers
The senate commerce committee reports an amendment to the naval appropriation bill creating a three surgeon board to examine revenue cutter service officers. It targets those infirm, elderly, or disabled, placing certain officers on waiting orders and filling vacancies in order of merit. The measure, long urged by secretaries Boutwell, Sherman, Manning and Carlisle, would affect about 90 officers, including those aged 84 and 89 with decades of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasuixarox
Committee On Commerce of the
Senate
Revenue Marine
Marine Hospital Service
Revenue Cutter Service
Boutwell
Sherman
Fear Manning
Carlisle
Benster Cockrell
Lous
Sullivan Stranded in Jacksonville After Florida Trip
A badly strapped Lester Sullivan faces financial ruin as his party splits from sponsor Hig Wright who promised Cubs travel. Wright and family head to Cuba while Sullivan’s group stays behind in New York and Boston. Hart offered to cover travel costs elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Sullivan
Jacksonville
Aberif
New York
Florida
Hig" Wright
Pittsburg
Sullivan
Tha Os Champion
Passage of sundry civil bill faces certificate hurdle
Washington Feb 20 friends of an amendment to the sundry civil bill proposing certificates of indebtedness worth 100 million dollars fear failure as populist senators vow to defeat the measure rather than accept the amendment. Debate looms and likely leads to dropping both amendments to avoid an extra session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walmisgton
Sacrmaey
Asn
Mills
WAR IN COLOMBIA AND WORLD NEWS BITS
War reports from Panama indicate rebels defeated near Call with heavy casualties on both sides and prisoners taken as government forces move on Cartago. In Santander a battle may erupt soon. Juardo Maffea was captured and condemned to eight years. General Roberto Ariasnata was captured by rebels. government seeks ransom for his release. Bishop Charles B. Galloway returns from a world tour with greetings exchanged between northern and southern Methodists. Nebraska lawmaker Hainer pushes a bill to found the University of America with states sharing enrollment by open exam. governance by 80 regents. Miner rescue report from Wormanton notes all 500 miners trapped in a pit were saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Cartago
Santander
Juardo Maffea
Cauca
Roberto Ardsnata
Issaual Centen
Walmsoroy
Hainer
Nebraska
University of America
Eaverasea
Uatorary
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Americus
Swayne
Bor
Comer
Hayes
Heceivers
Carsring
Ibe
A. Upwars
THD
Ggordia Loan and Trust
C. A. Coleman
Stallings
CABH
Jackson Street
Slt
Lee Street
Americus, Ga
Simmons Liver Regulator
Hemilln & CO
Parsons
Ofice
di Peivacs Information
Alainp
DIL Bt
Davenport Drug CO
Lamar Street
NEW_DESIGNS
John Bay
Windsor Block
Congress
Wolcom
Kimbo Ted
Wastuitices
Wastuxatos
Daanes
Prade
Mr. Hawsey. Jones
Spain
Teles Te Helittle
Mavain
Benor Abarusea
Lopes Domingues
Puerto
Philipine Islands
Chicago
Inter-Ocean
Newcastle
Shenango Steel Company
Tom O'Brien
Jerry Sullivan
Matthew Curtis
Buntan
Holman
Vondergolth
Reichatag
Moseberry
Losnox
Lord Roseberry
Paris
Blanche
Fises Prrozeuia
Presbyterian General Assemblies
Presbyterian Berland Terian Bly
Eeeneert Sie Ey
New Yous
Electrical Contractors Association
Ai Tralee Thisteen
Lenn. Lisa
Mass
Beatix
Count Oyama Iwana
Japan
Germany
Count Oaks
Delgium
Congo Free State
Baveseia
Chamber of Deputies
Belgium
Wyoming
Lanamit
John W. Black
Justicial District
Colombia
Bishop Galloway
New Yoas
Charles B. Galloway
Die Heather
Ehurca
Weetmterol & Banger
Savoy
Metholiar Social Union
Isevint Eo Relly
Univ
Y Use
S Amirows
New
Loxpos
Wormanton
Dowlee
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