Americus Georgia Praised As Healthful Fertile Hub
A detailed portrayal of Americus in southwest Georgia extols its climate, fertility, and growth. It highlights its mild winters, rich crops from cane to fruit, extensive sugar cane yields per acre, healthful air, low disease incidence, and strong infrastructure including schools, churches, a library, a theater, water works, and multiple rail lines. The piece notes a booming population, thriving industries, banks, hotels, and tourism potential, painting Americus as a prospering regional center.
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Ex-Mayor Helps Free U.S. Dynamiter from English Jail
John Curtis Kent, an American, imprisoned in England for dynamiting during the Fenian uprising eleven years ago, has been released after intervention by the U S State Department led by ex Mayor Hugh J Carroll. Kent is reported very ill and may not live long.
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London Cabinet Faces Resignation Amid Dissolution Debate
The Westminster Gazette reports Liberal cabinet members expect resignation after a narrow defeat. Lord Rosebery meets the queen at Windsor as Irish MPs oppose dissolution and Campbell Bannerman's stance looms. Ministers wait for Monday to reveal their decision, with heavy Irish opposition and renewed ministerial pressure.
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The Spanish Claims Offer Remains Open for Settlement
The article notes Spain’s favorable view of an international claims commission proposed by Secretary Gresham in 1884. It outlines a draft treaty creating a three member commission to settle unsettled claims since 1834, including East Florida and Mora matters, with meetings in Washington and a 1887 Madrid writing agreement.
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International railway congress opens in London session
The international railway congress begins its first session at the Imperial Institute in London with the Prince of Wales opening the meeting. American delegates arrive after cordial welcomes and enjoy reserved rooms at the Victoria hotel. The queen plans to host leading members at Windsor on July 6, and all delegates plus families may tour the castle grounds. The event runs through July 9 with over 275 rail undertakings from 50 countries represented.
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Madrid Press Debates Mora Claim and Cuban Seizure Risk
Madrid papers publish inflammatory notes on the Mora claim urging Spanish payment to avert U S action regarding Cuban filibusters. Editorials link President Cleveland's proclamation to forthcoming Spanish payment and Havana seizure threats, though government circles remain skeptical of these sensational claims.
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Archbishop Corrigan Denies Bicycle Edict Report
A Brooklyn newspaper claimed Archbishop Corrigan would issue an edict banning Catholic young women from bicycle riding. Corrigan dismissed the story as absurd and reserved judgment, noting the church remains conservative and not prone to hasty action.
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Progress in Gov Atkinson Recovery and Local Developments
Advices from the mansion express gradual improvement of Governor Atkinson who sleeps well and takes nourishment. The cotton factory project proceeds with increasing work and growing public support. Schedule changes affect the B V & K train, shifting passenger service on Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays, and maintaining freight on other days. Edwards Parker firm buys Kader Powell stock at Cairo and will distribute remaining goods later. Reports from Cincinnati remark on a death by suicide, and bank weekly statements show mixed changes. Local incidents include a noted trial postponement and a fatal shooting in Wyoming county with arrests pending.
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