Fragments Describe Climate Health Trade and Tourism Prospects
The text outlines seasonal temperatures rarely below 39 degrees in Nes, long dry summers, and a mild climate favorable for outdoor work five months yearly. It notes a growing population, local industries, and tourism infrastructure including a Redhotel built for winter visitors, hotels with modern conveniences, and varied manufacturing firms.
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Aidit Hawand
Bens
Savanah
Ewe
Teo
Beeppuis Mercantile
Mites Company
Florida
Huge Silverite meeting draws vast regional turnout
June 12Memramis Silverite delegates from many states gather at the Auditorium for a historic meeting on a single economic question. The crowd includes farmers, judges, artisans, and merchants across parties united by a common policy. Attendees exceed expectations as speeches continue late into the night awaiting formal convention opening at 2 PM.
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Memramis
Prises
Docane
Popalata
Murder Suspect Smithe Linked to Farmer's Wife Death
June 12 in Portramp Oregon Sonia Smithe held on cow larceny charges. She reportedly told Sheriff Sears a man named Smithe killed her husband to remove him from the way. A log cabin near Portland is noted as her residence with four children. Also noted is George W Mathis a Portland grocer who died by suicide at his home by asphyxiation in the bathtub.
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Bette Young
Smithe
Portramp
Sonia Smithe
Mott
Sears
Portland
Bru
Wasthsures
George W. Mathis
Secretary Herbert A Herbert Addresses Graduates at Agricultural and Mechanical College
The June commencement at the Agricultural and Mechanical College featured Hon. Hilary A. Herbert secretary of the Navy delivering an address to the graduating class. He urged self-reliance, friendship, and perseverance amid expanding opportunities in a nation transformed by growth and civil progress. Also noted: the death of famed musician Charles Golfris in San Francisco.
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Alm
Agricultural and “Mechanical College
Hilary ‘A. Herbert
Navy
Clas
Feauers
Poe
Ptie
Crete
Deman
Judicial Department of the Gorse
Shiels Setisee
San Francisco
Charles Golfris
Germany
Imr
Antein
Goffris
President Neal warns bankers on silver coinage threat
In Brusselsburg Georgia on June 12 President T B Neal spoke to the Georgia Bankers association about the country’s recovery from the panic. He warned that unlimited silver coinage would destabilize the financial system and trigger a severe financial crisis unless the money system is kept sound.
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Brusswick
T. B. Neal
Georgia Bankers' Association
Neal
Snl
Congress
Focal
Ia Hoverber
Insurgent Clash Leaves One Dead In Havanas Mount Elita
June reports describe a detachment of volunteers engaging insurgents on Mounts near Havans. One volunteer killed and three wounded, with all casualties left on the field. Other items note Harvard to arrange contests with Cornell and lingering Yale crimson uncertainties.
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Havana
Perico Dias
Havans
Suyrem New Hayes
Harvard
Cornell
New Haven
Yale
Blug
Crimson
Wasummoros
Funeral and train tragedy mark somber day in Americus
A large assembly bid farewell to John B Lemar in Americus as his funeral at First Methodist honored a man esteemed by police and city officials. In nearby Bronwood, J D Harwell died after being severed by a train wheel while aiding passengers. In Bautimore, a Georgia Southern and Florida Railway mortgage for 4 million in gold bonds was signed, with control to transfer to Southern Railway likely soon.
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Americus
John
Lamar
Iida
Rav
Te M. Christian
First Methodist Church
Montezuma
John B. Lemar
Americas
Board of Police Commissioners
Wanner
Broswood
Central
J. D. Barwell
Bronwood
Harwell
Bautmorg
Jone
Georgia Southern and
Florida Raii
Georgia
Florida
W. Checkley Shaw
Georgia Southern
Southern Railway Company
Warner on Silver and the West
General A J Warner arrives in Marietta from the Pacific coast and asserts that only a true silver man can carry the West next year. He notes ongoing party efforts and hints at a bimetallic convention as a key step for the movement.
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le Bays
West
Cleveland
A. J. Warner
Marietta
Pacific Coast
Missouri River
Icare
Tomwins Remiee
Two Men and Families Assaulted as Woman Child Die
Reports from Sturroart Arkansas recount a weekend fishing party at White river where tents were attacked and gunfire wounded a man and boy while a child died. Details remain scarce as authorities probe the alleged outrages. Nearby notices in The Mascot repeat the denial from Miss witnesses. A separate NY case notes Sigmund Schneidler, 86, shooting his wife and then himself.
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Snd
Sturroart
Ark
Thompon
White River
Tekekeete
John Ke
Fried
MIM Wis Wits
Bhat Mimanl
New York
Sigmund Schneidler
East” Eighty-fourth Street
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