Judge Crisp’s Home and the Cummings Letter in Americus
A Sunday Sun letter from Amos J. Cummings recounts Judge Crisp’s Americus visit and home life. It praises Crisp’s discipline, oratory, and local support while detailing Americus’s landscape, social life, and the Georgia judge’s public career as a model for southern progress.
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Col Hawkins to Return Home After Completing Work in New York
Col Hawkins plans to close his affairs by July 1 and return home for a long rest after arduous duties with the Savannah Americus and Montgome road. In New York he maintained a 10 to 3 office routine and oversaw extensive railroad improvements and extensions toward Montgomery. The piece also notes court actions in Judge Pillsbury’s county court, including dismissals, guilty verdicts, and business changes in the local firms.
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