Geographical and climate notes from western Georgia
The passage discusses western Georgia near Sumter County and Macon, naming Andersonville and routes from Iron Bridge area. It notes agricultural fertility with crops like barley peanuts and fruits, describes mild winters and oppressive heat in late spring, and mentions malaria risk with dry air and respiratory illnesses. It references travel and regional characteristics affecting health and agriculture.
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Georgia
Sumter County
Savannah
Macon
Okiatet
Andersonville
Geore
Virginia
Enggibes
Confederacy
Government to turn arid lands over to states for reclamation
Millions of acres in the western arid regions are to be donated to states under a new law. Idaho and Wyoming have begun steps to secure 1,000,000 acres each, with sales limited to 160 acres per person and government retention for five years. If reclamation proves permanent, title passes to the state and then to settlers.
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Wasmixarox
Idaho
Wyoming
Missing Link in Senate Probe Evidence Deficient
June 15. Attorneys for defendants in cases tied to the sugar trust probe reveal one defense line: challenging the clerk reports and noting missing references about official certificates by Vice President Stevenson. Senate records remain silent on the contested questions and the handling of witness recalcitrance.
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Besera
Wasmindtox
Senate Committee
Congress
Senate
Stevenson
Recnet
Sciat
Marti Death Shocks Cuban Fight For Independence
A New York report dated June 1 confirms Jose Marti’s death in an ambush near Holguin. A traitor guide lured Marti and his escort into Spanish forces, costing many lives. General Gomez arrived too late to save Marti, who was wounded and dragged into the battle as Cuban fighters fought to hold the line.
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New York
Maceo
Jose Marti
Cuba
Aerae
Bijara
Holguin
Gibara
Marti
Gomez
Tampa
Fla
Hoe
Osca
Mar
After a Preacher Van Doren Faces Attack in Jersey
In Storrsboro, New Jersey, June 15, Rev W A Van Doren of the Reformed church faced a hostile assault after evening calls at a neighbor. Objects including decayed vegetables rained down as he stood at the parsonage. He confronted hidden assailants who fled into nearby bushes, vowing fair fight while the attackers disappeared into the dark.
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Jers
van Doren
Valkyrie IIE spar comparison stirs racing debate
In notes from June 15, observers discuss Valkyrie IIE’s spars as superior to Ailsa’s, predicting dominance in the next race while questioning if Valkyrie can perform under America’s cap. The Yachtsman’s cautious stance hints at potential setbacks and policy shifts affecting prior views.
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Tirwill
America Cap
Yachtaman vereWateon
Peace in Formosa Reports From Hong Kong Journal
A Hong Kong dispatch summarizes Formosa affairs as of June 15. Tai Pho Fu and Tam Sai in the north report peace and a civil administration. German marines have been withdrawn and foreign settlers remain protected by Japanese forces. An earlier note says martial law gave way to municipal order. A separate report from Hoxo Koya warns Black Flags threaten foreigners, prompting the Spartan to land marines. A Japanese cruiser nears An Ping without effect.
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Wasmixatox
Foreign Office
Formons
Tai Pho Fu
Tam Sai
Vermena
Hoxo Koya
Formosa
Isis
Spartan
Theiivich Oybow
Disastrous Fire Rips Bridgeport Area Blazing Blocks
A major blaze swept Ozlebay block opposite Bridgeport at 8 am. Fire apparatus from Wheeling unavailable. several firms suffer loss as flames consume Dent & Co. drugs, Bridgeport Liquor, Dailey & Son boots, Royal hotel, and others. Insurance cited at $40,000 with total damages near $90,000 across multiple blocks. Local figures report extensive damage to property and businesses.
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Wherina
Bridgeport
Ozlebay
Wheeling
Ray Elkars
Dent & Co
Bridgeport Liquor Company
Dailey & Son
Dollar Savineatank
Imperial Hotel
Enbergz
McConaughey
Oswald Shick
Ball
Aye Tomate Justice
Penusy
Lea Attorn Resin Oy Dennelly
Nao
Barr Gaptate
Bates Riantete
Leona
Pate
Ax Ogle
Two of Sumter County's oldest citizens pass away
Longtime Sumter residents Jack M. Dupree and H Arrington died within days of each other. Dupree, 86, died at his home in the 26th district leaving a large family. Arrington, near Americus, had reached the allotted years and was held in high esteem. funeral planned for this afternoon. A separate note reports a midnight intrusion on a Hawkins home, prompting call for vaccination as a remedy. suspect unknown. Also, the Central railroad offers a Tybee trip Tuesday at 1.00, with S A & M providing low round trips. tickets valid one week.
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Sumter
Jack M. Dupree
26Th District
Sone
Sumnter
H. ©. Arrington
Americus
Henry Arrington
Eltaville
C. J. Hawkins
Bedia
Rus A Chen
Americas
Central Railroad
Southern harbors show gains in water depths at several ports
Reports from General Craighill list improvements at Savannah Gulfport and Charleston with deeper channels. Savannah up to 24 feet from 13, Galveston sighted 18 feet at low water from 13, Charleston from 12 to 15, St John’s River Dave’s Point up to 18 from 10. Stresses on jetty work noted for New River. Joint note on AOUW officers elected at Chicago. Minister Ransom arrives, tours to Northampton, then White Sulphur Springs for health. Weekly Bank Statement shows reserve decline of 1.7 million and loans up 0.2, with excess reserves improving.
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St John’s River
Florida
Dave's Point
Rauetcn
Matt Ransom
Lenoir
Northampton County
White Sulphur Springs
Enein
New Youk
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