Americus Georgia Boasts Climate Wealth and Growth
Americus, Georgia, a key regional hub in Sumter County, markets itself as a healthy, fertile city with artesian wells, mild winters, and a thriving economy. It highlights agricultural abundance, numerous industries, extensive public works, and strong transport links via three railroad lines to the North and West and three to Florida, aiming to attract settlers and investors.
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Georgia
Americus
Sumter County
Central
Savannah and Western
Savannah
Aneticus
Geor
Mason
Virginia
Egypt
South
Gulf of Mexico
Union
New County Court House
Windsor Hotel
Ta DeSoto la
Baptist Church
Hin
Bargeau
Sys
Fee
Wealler
Bulle
Mar
Cinormia of Florida
Nellittes
Florida
Ted Hrunewick
Ark
Tariff Fight Over Tobacco Duty in Senate Debate
June 6 Washington senate took up the tariff bill, debating the tobacco schedule with Paragraph 144 imposing a $1 per pound duty on unstemmed leaf tobacco for cigars, and discussions over amendments as the finance committee and senators clashed on rates and scope. News from Denver reports strikers and arming tensions while divisions over arbitration and mine protests surface amid ongoing labor unrest in several towns.
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Wasmxatox
Jane
Senate
House
Finance
Steemer
Jones
West
Amy Hark Cigara
Tas
Turner
Acer Ee Mar
Arid
Marter
Argu
Walter Gaston
Wire Manufactur
Ronversition
Arlington Hotel
Agsin
Canaries
Cornelianus Cadmus
New Jersey
Camus
Correspondiia
Denver
Dexven
Divide
Leate
Mid+ land Terminal
Tes
Sheriff Bowers
Creslyn Adame
Marines Landed to Protect Americans in La Libertad
Dispatch from La Libertad Salvador dated June 6 reports Commander Thomas of the U S steamship Reanington landed a force from the Balvadorian gallery batelet to protect Americans and other foreign residents after unrest in the town.
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Nander Thomas
la Libertad
Washmotox
Thomas
United
Salvador
Batelet Tha
Lbertad
Mae Oy
Bankers Meet in Atlanta Two Day Session
Bankers association convenes in Atlanta for a two day session with B H Plant of Macon as president and J B Neal of this city as vice president. Speakers included Rotert Hordell, and the meeting aims to foster cooperation among regional financiers. The militia presence has altered mine strike dynamics in Maryland and Ohio.
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Atlanta
Jane
Seociation
B. H. Plant
Macos
B. Neal
Ees
Tae
Aidrees
Wolcutiw
Rotert
Hordell
Hed & Good
Bombarded armor plates reveal flaws at Carnegie works
A congressional inquiry into armor plate frauds exposes severe blow holes in Montere y armor tested as large as six inches and spanning from pin heads to larger gaps. Lieutenant Cowles details vulnerabilities, while inspectors admit difficulty halting fraudulent materials from entering Navy supply.
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Waetixotox
Cummings
Cowles
Carnegie Works
Holcombe
Dutos
Carnegie Company
Navy Department
Bureau of Ordnance
Lampoon
Professor Alger
Monterey
Enraged man fires in courthouse against wife and daughter
In a courtroom in Wisconsin a man named Marsh opened fire during an arrest warrant scene. Julia Marsh was wounded in the abdomen as Deputy Wilson and Justice Shannon tried to intervene.
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Kantas Cys Kavens
Jane
Leonant W. Marsh
Julia
Attornatice
Ich Ues
Ler Laaland
Nasauly
Marah
Julia Marsh
Weil
Wilson
Juntise Shannon
Tale
Lizzie Borden and the Laborers Tragedy at Conestoga Valley
A garbled report describes a 1907 incident near York Pa involving laborers on the Conestoga Valley railroad. The piece references perfidy and wrongs against a pure, with mentions of turnout and a gathering at a site called Randing in the York region.
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Runowa
Conestoge Vattay
Tie York
New Bly
Wieder Ti
Grover and Oates Interview Sparks Political Fuss
A garbled column recounts Representative Oates aiming for Alabama governor with a clash in an interview about ideas and power. It notes a dramatic moment, claims of revolution abroad, and mentions James Corlatt and a London cablegram about a sporting club.
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London
James
Corlatt
National Sporting Club
Jude Fox
Wiley
Alma Fellows Deemed Habitual Drunkard in New York Probate Case
A sheriff jury in New York, after more than a month of hearings and testimony, cannot decide Alma Loules Fellows’s status. Fellows, reportedly owning 173,000, had her assets held in trust for four children. The process aims to determine her wealth welfare and possible confinement in an asylum under court order.
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New York
Juans
Alma Loules Fellows
William Waller Phelps Faces Fine in New York Case
William Waller Phelps, once a member of the interim German mission, is fined in New York. The court document notes the monetary penalty and the formal ruling against Phelps.
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Willams
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