Chilian Stand Ends War Like Tooting Feigned Humiliation
A Chicago dispatch reports Secretary Blaine informed Chilean Minister Egan that Chile accepted the U S terms and the crisis over the Baltimore affair is ended The House Foreign Affairs Committee led by James H Blount handled the matter calmly praising restraint and unity amid the Chilian ultimatum Pushes for war faded as Chile withdrew its demand for a salute and signaled readiness to submit the dispute to the American Supreme Court
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Wasutsotox
D. C
Blamo
Egan
Santiago
Senate
Sesalyn
House
Leonidas ¢ Houck
Tennessee
Congress
Chili
Harrison
Hoe
House Committee On Foreign Adairs
James H. Blount
Georgia
Col. Blount
Breckenridge
Kentucky
Ife
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Blaine
Blount
Chillan
State Department
Baltimore
Supreme Court
Local Briefs Highlight Civic, Business, and Social Notes
Short items from Americus include stalled street railroad talks due to quorum gaps, plans for a cotton factory and pickle works, and a pending resignation of Ins. Bizien with a February 22 successor election. Mayor Felder mulls action on the submerged line. telegraph costs with China noted. Episcopals announce a stronger choir led by F K Dow. a hydrophobia incident in Eufaula. a New York style debt-collection gag involving pretty young collectors. quinine price drop. and Presbyterian pulpit attendance by Rev J B Mask and Rev J W Weddell.
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Bizien
Columbus
Montgomery
Felder
Morne
Amorcicus
Struct
Atlanta
Americas
Georgia Pa
Gate City
United States
Chill
Watch Escapement Model Showcases American Craft
James Fricker and Brother stage a working enlarged escapement model in their window, illustrating top tier watch repair and manufacture. The piece, made by Mr Starbuck, demonstrates the quality and scope of their services in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Américas
James Fricker & Bro
Starbuck
Local Notices Highlight Repairs and Social Updates
A parade of short notices mentions watch repairs at American Jewelry Company in Jackson street and notes several residents and visitors in Americus and nearby towns. Judge W. H. Kimbrough traveled to Albany on business. Mrs. Henry Storey enjoyed a week in Macon. WLP Sowers visited from Webster. Rev Clark of Buena Vista greeted friends. John McGargah returned from Troy. T O Bryson, formerly of the S A M road, was visiting. Miss Willie Kiddoo visits A Hooper’s family in Cuthbert. Mrs. S. A. Mathews and Mrs. E. A. Williford are in or visiting from Brooklyn Heights and Lumpkin respectively. Miss Sullie Lampkin’s health is noted with sorrowful tidings in Americus and the Patriot society.
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A. B. Harrold
Harrold
Leetreet
Coleman
Frank Burke
A. Brooks
Lockett
Furs Test Street
Americus
American Jewelry Company
Jackson Street
W. H. Kimbrough
Albany
Henry Storey
Macon
Wlp. Sowers
Webster
Clark
Buens Vista
John McGargah
A. Hooper
A. Mathews
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Geo.d. Wheatley
Cor. Lamar St. and
Cotton Ave
Ando
Uncle Sam
Baaieng
Ming
Patalso Four Dongs
Penington Peterson
Arbanta
Georgia, Carolina and Northern Railroad
Judge Clark Hi
Georgia Railroad
Halsey
New York
Prrisiunon
Jeannette
Mewiriis
Jan
Tar Lovelock
Alice Mitchell
Lillie Johnson
Freda Ward
Spurgeon
Lonpoy
Mer‘tons Saya
Florida
Geo. A. Nix
Sanford
Fla
South Florida
R. Derby
Nix
Heise
Marshall Division B. L. E
S.A. M
Hurtaboro
Mich
Wabater
G. Cooper
Ada Whaley
J. A
Marcy Tim Eosewurrr
Union Ingram
Rolls C. C
Brussels
GEO
Wheatley
Farnlage
Savannah
Americus & Montgomery
Tolks-RecoupEn la Net
Oliver Haye
Hays
Heyward
Americus Times-Broonman
Richland Gazette
Tax Times-Reconpen
Americus House
Sumter
Episcopals
F. K. Dow
Southwestern Railroad
Shaffer
New Orleans
Eufaula
Leing
Davenport Drug Company
Eaima
Eaab
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Mask
D. D
Weddell
Mies
Sullie Lampkin
Murica
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