Americus Georgia A Winter Resort Treasure
Americus, Georgia, a county seat on major rail routes, boasts mild climate, artesian wells, and healthy air. With 8,000 residents and rapid growth, the city offers top public buildings, schools, hotels, banks, and a $200,000 winter resort hotel ready for tourists, plus thriving commerce and three rail lines to the North West and to Florida.
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Georgia
Americus
Sumter County
Central
Savannah and Western
Savannah
Montgomery
Macon
Andersonville
Thomaville
Virginia
Tennessee
Confederacy
Egypt
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Jason
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New County Court House
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Windsor Flotel
Bes DeSoto
Atlanta
Elas
Electec Kedien
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Carringe
Leas ‘and Trust Company
Florida
Brunswick
Silver group lines up for 1896 money issue
General A. J. Warner, visiting Louisville, says the Democratic convention failed to reflect the state, predicting a split at the national convention. He says silver factions will unite to form a “silver party” and backs a candidate who is right on the money question, regardless of party labels.
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A. J. Warner
Louisville
Kentucky
John Sherman
Grover Cleveland
Warner
South
Weat
Epworth League Holds Large Chattanooga Convention
The second international Epworth League convention in Chattanooga draws bishops from across the United States and Canada. About 5 000 visitors arrive with 6 000 more en route as trains, excursions, and tri color headquarters welcome delegates. Opening ceremonies feature a 1 000-voice chorus and sermons by Bishop L W Jea ay and Bishop Galloway as unity in the church overcomes regional divides.
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Epworth League
Vincent
United States
Chattanooga
Lookout Mountain
Hendricks, Hargrove
Galloway
O. P. Fitzgerald and
Merrill
Edwin A. Schell
League
John Potts
Toronto
Canada
Steele
J. A. Patton
Ontanooga
George W. Ochs
J. P. McFerrin
D.D
Pee
R .Kendricks
Kansas
M. EB. Church South
el Ait
Jon Bote
M.E. Church
Dr. 5
L W. Jea Ay
Methodist
Watching the Weather: Four-Year Expenditures Revealed
The weather bureau’s four-year civilian administration ending June 30 shows expenditures estimated at 3 802 000. A restatement notes growth, with annual averages and deficits contrasted against military costs. The fiscal year surplus and budget trends are outlined, highlighting changes in appropriation and treasury balance.
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Uncle Sam
Burras
Weather Bureau
Bureau
Treasury
Neely Zouaves Plan Attendance at St Louis Drill
The Neely Zouaves, prize winners in the Zouave drill, intend to attend the St Louis drill in July despite Tennessee National Guard officers objections. Memphis crack company members may go as individuals with borrowed arms under another name amid city uproar and government stance.
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Louis
Mexinis
Neely Zouaves
United States
St. Louis
Tennessee National Guard
Hurt
Taylor
Cheptain Deffrey
The Unionists' Program Vows Irish Measures
Paris dispatch reports Sir Charles Dilke commenting on Irish policy and British parties. He says Liberals have little chance in the upcoming election and predicts Unionists will court radical proxies and Irish interests while opposing Parnellite and Conservative aims.
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Herald
Paris
Charles Dilke
Calcium carbide industry in Spray North Carolina selling fast
A Baltimore Manufacturers' Record note describes a North Carolina calcium carbide plant at Spray that furnishes acetylene lighting and reports the company is selling carbide at a rapid pace. The text mentions local industry partners and production pace amid regional energy developments.
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North Carolina
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Spray
N. C
Baltimore
Kentucky Democratic State Convention Nominates Hardin Tyler for Governor
After two days a hot Louisville convention elected General Pat W. Hardin for governor and B. T. Tyler for lieutenant governor. Gardner won treasurer on the second ballot over Herndon and Ford, with Ford declared the nominee. Luke C. Nora named auditor by acclamation and Charles R. Long chosen campaign chairman.
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Louisvilla
Louisvillx
Pat W. Hardin
B. T.tyler
Nominor
W.H. Gardner
John
Herndon
Gardner
Ford
Luke C.nora
John B. Castleman
John M. Atherton
Charles R. Long
Dinner for Emperor William strengthens U S ties at sea
At sea off Kret June 27 Admiral Kirkland and officers hosted Emperor William and guests including Prince Henry of Russia and several admirals. Captain Evans named the Victoria Louise as the fastest racing boat, while cheers for President Cleveland marked the event amid a festive navy reception aboard the New York.
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Erope
Americus
Kret
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United States
New York
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Prince Henry
Russia
von Senden
Preud- Kuorr
Kooster
Valmann
Evans
Samaer
Shepard
O'Neill
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Germany
Louis
Raper William
York
Soelle
C1 Yor
United ‘Staves
Celal
Cleveland
Avery's Return and Exposition Plans Surface in New York
In New York on June 37 Colonel L W Avery Atlanta based foreign commissioner for the Cotton States and International Exposition arrived aboard the Caracas from Caracas. He reported cordial receptions in several republics and outlined Atlanta expo dates September 18 to January 1, 1896.
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New Yor
L W. Avery
Atlanta
Caracas
von Crals
United States
Spanish Consul Denies Cuban Filibuster ThrDad in Texas
Galveston January 27 Captain Clark of the revenue cutter there was ordered to watch for Cuban insurgents. Spanish consul Gautier said there is no filibustering and no arms or munitions are being shipped from Texas to Cuba. He noted a few suspected individuals but none are lawbreakers or linked to revolutions.
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Clark
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Gautier
Raleigh
Sam
Tex
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