Americus Georgia teased as a fertile growth hub
Americus Georgia, capital of South West Georgia, sits at the junction of major rail lines near Macon and Savannah. The climate favors crops like sugar cane and cotton with year round warmth, and the city boasts a robust economy, new courthouse, elegant hotels, a growing population, and strong railroad facilities attracting manufacturers and farmers to settle in this thriving county seat.
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Samtet
Euleo
Pearse
Ad Jung
Georgia i
Fly
Americ
Sester Piblic School
Manuet
Alfice
Jane Aes Electric
Eort Botel
Avericus
Forth
Vierna
Avannah
Hrmesick
Americus
Georgia
Southweet Noa
Gergia
Atia
Capi
Eh Ieee
Washington tariff bill stalls as caucus yields no plan
Feb 27 report from Wanuixatox notes a Democratic caucus failing to reach conclusions on tariff legislation. Senate finance adjourned with no agreement while Republicans kept plans private. Simultaneously Princess Colonna travels west aboard the Wagner special car Traveller, staying in the Northwest yards.
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Wanuixatox
Laiger
Senate
Voorhees
Chairan
Jones
Arkansas
Proy
Parsons
Government Gun Test Proving Ground
Indian Head
Sno
Proving Ground
Appia
Charles Jones
Witconts
Bt. Petersburg
Albert Power
Maryland
Stratford
Oni
Truesdell
Bland
Princess Colonna
Carcano
John W. Mackay, Jr
San Francisco
Bac
Mackay
Geant Perks
Gnaxp
Fouxs
N. D
Colona
Syqurificg Product Description and Claims
A garbled note describes a syrup or fig juice beverage marketed as refreshing. It mentions kidney effects and price per bottle but the text is unclear and fragmented with many misspellings and missing details. The claim appears consumer oriented with no verifiable facts.
Gladstone Eyes Resignation Rumor Echoed Abroad
Multiple British papers provoke renewed talk that Prime Minister Gladstone may resign due to failing eyesight. Dispatches from London and Washington note opposition to Salisbury, Honduran unrest, and other international developments as editors publish similar accounts of an impending withdrawal.
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Loxvox
Gladstone
Pallmall Gazette
Bt. James Gazette
Westminster Gazette
Butler on Hewitt and the New York banquet
Excerpted remarks from a South Carolina senator attacking ex mayor Hewitt after a New York banquet. The speaker calls Hewitt a dyspeptic and a harsh critic of Southern men, while dismissing his temper and finances as signs of hypochondria and monomania. Southern leaders are urged to laugh rather than react.
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South Carolina
Eos Reams
Wasutvatox
Hewitt
Southern Society
New York
Nati
Teri
Parton
Nyaires
Sandra
Coffee trade protection urged as Brazil ports threatened
Reports from Wasuixotom say Brazilian port Bantos faces insurgent pressure threatening coffee shipments. US naval power may intervene if rebels block harbor access, with Admiral Benham near retirement and Commodore Richard W. Meade slated to lead the home station.
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Bantos
Wasuixotom
Flantos
Brazil
Aror‘can
Abi Pia
Rio
Republic
Admiral Benham
Benham
Richard W. Meade
Stanton
Markleheed
Proof sought as columists echo religious dispute
Feb 27 column notes James Norton publisher criticizes Walter Kirk Sand in the Marten case and targets Pastor Hodges. The piece mentions a call by civic leaders across Birmingham Mobile Montgomery Huntsville and Tuscaloosa for a statewide commercial association convention in Birmingham to organize a state commerce body.
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Columats
James Norton
Comptroller General
Offce
Walter Kirk Sand
Norton
Hodges
Megacutt
Lin
Hite Fogham
Birmingham
Mobile
Montgomery
Huntebe
Tuskaloose
Amlde
Negroes to Meet in Birmingham for Emigration Convention
Report from Birmingham Alabama states a convention of colored citizens will meet March 21 to discuss emigration to Africa. Rev A A Warier and other leaders call for action following the National Colored Convention in Cincinnati last November. The aim is to consider Africa as the natural home and a return there as preferable.
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Africa
New Yonk
Birmingham
Ala
A. A. Wrareer
Sista
Groes
Cincinnati
Electricians Meet Opens Seventeenth Annual Convention
The Seventeenth Annual Convention of the National Electric Light Association opens in Washington D C with about 250 delegates including leading electricians. In his opening address President E A ing leads the group. Other items mention Cardinal Gibbons, a Dallas bank embezzlement case, and various local notices from Feb 27.
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Betsion
Washington
Washixoton
National Electric Light Association
E. A. Ing
Ity N.J
Jai Scerrtoe Ee Tae Onlan
Dallas
Tex
F. J. Wood
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Man
JK Melos
Reat Kat
Omcer
Stephen S Shipps
Secy
Kinghan
Gatewood & Callaway
Oxford
W. D. Bailey
Mayon & Ford
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Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Cestoria
Chittre
Ancora
Crooklyn
Europe
Soren Kay
House of Representatives
Cucapo
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George M. Pullman
Sheard
MR. Gladstone
Honduras
Wasiusatoy
Kev
State Department
Thompson
Rio Janeiro
Salisbury
Queen
Prince of Wales
Lord Salisbury
New Yon
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Bonilla
Bonilla Agen
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Bray
Vienna
Loxpox
Jackson
Corbett
National Sporting cl Club
London
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Giosseppe Costa-Lusi
Order of
Basilian Fathers
Hall
Mim
Mircletows
Conn
C. P. Heed
Guernsey
New Jersey
Lexington
Leavening Powe
U.S
Ily Pure
Butler
Famphlet Publisher
Sovereign Saucy
Oseary
Des Moines
Knights of Labor
Railway Union
Wae Psn
Northern Pacific Se Eee
United States
Warshal
Ple County
Nach
Sale ‘Wasumatox
Sapétinten
Mpeer
Petameteay
Brooklyn Jost Fame
Bouves
Mass
Calumet Woolen
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