Americus Georgia, Blooming Center of Southwest Georgia
Americus, county seat of Sumter, stands 71 miles from Macon at major rail intersections. The climate is mild with rare hard freezes, artesian wells boost health, and the city hosts growing population, schools, churches, a library, an opera house, and robust industry. Hotels, hotels, rail lines, banks, and merchants feed a thriving economy as winter tourism expands.
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Georgia
Americus
Sumter County
Central
Savannah and Western
Savannah
Montgomary
Macon
Andersonville
Florida
Thomasville
Bnest
Virginia
Tennessee
Confederacy
Egypt
South
LeCante
Snormons
Apor
Gulf of Mexico
Mtany
New County
Windsor
DeSoto
Atlanta
Secks
Thesles of
Baptis
Theaty
Soo
Alwat
Hunny
Brunswick
Sedt Coi
Postmaster General Succeeds Bissell in Surprise Move
President nominates William L. Wilson of West Virginia to be postmaster general replacing William L. Bissell. Wilson, a longtime tariff expert, rose from West Virginia politics to chair the Ways and Means and influenced major tariff laws while forming close ties with the Cleveland administration. The selection was made by the president on his own motion.
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Heinz
Wilson
Cleveland
Wasmroros
Presidext
William L. Wilson
West Virginia
William L. Bissell
Congress
Congressional
Wars and Means Comiites
Cincinnati
Cuge Prokreak
University of West Virginia
Mr. Wilson
Charleston
W.va
Breckinridge
Leveland
Boston
New York
Mills-Crisp
Mills
Crisp
Mr.Springer
Ways and Means
Amicable settlement reached in Southern Railway dispute
The Southern Railway company and its employees have finalized their conflict. The agreed schedules, with satisfactory amendments, were signed by Vice President Baldwin and employee representatives. Both sides express satisfaction with the adjustment. The new schedules take effect on the specified date.
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Wasnixcox
Southern Railway Company
Baldwin
Everett Resolution gains pace for another conference
The Everett resolution passes British House of Commons, shifting Senate focus toward an international conference to rehabilitate currency and potential Brussels outcomes. Senators weigh England’s currency reform, with some fearing administration downfall if Parliament acts. Hungary reportedly invited to join a global monetary symposium.
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Everett
Varliaw
Brussels
Wasmixorox
Senate
Europe
House of Commons
Mali Ko
Ibs
Steaten
Bkates
United States
Frei Stocmagears
Teller
England
Brands
Ald
Pistt
Jer
Hill
Hengery
Braix
Vremdenblattony
Hungary
Rates War Heats Up as Rail Fares Cut East
In Los Angeles and elsewhere reports claim Santa Fe and Southern Pacific cut rates to the east by 96.50, aiming to meet rival lines. Other roads show movement, though details vary. transport leaders hint at a broader rate war, with Chicago to eastern routes highlighted amid competitive pressure.
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Santa Fe
Los Ancetes
Southern Pacific
Los Anortzs
Chicago
Aluminum hardened copper cannon trial by Fallard in Lisbon
A report from Qumric mentions F J Fallard a Loyia blacksmith perfecting aluminum into ironlike hardness. A cannon he forged passed tests by Col Spence the American consul and others. Canadian authorities and US consul ordered a new cannon and Fallard may ship a 12 foot model to Washington for possible purchase.
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Qumric
F. J. Fallard
Loyia
Pallas
Spence
United States
Fallard
Mine Explosion Toll at New Mexico Mine
Twenty five dead and eighteen injured in the White Ash mine near Los Cemnitios after an explosion at 2 o clock. Most workers were overcome by smoke. rescuers rushed the wounded to safety as authorities assess the disaster.
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New Mexico
Los Cemnitios
Burglars Try to Enter Home on Browne Street
A nighttime incident reports burglars attempting entry at the residence of Mr Hagerty on Browne Street, Ponria. A neighbor notified police shortly before 11 o’clock, the burglars fled, and the residents have not yet returned. The report also mentions a private negotiation over a state compromise involving Layvor and a $3,000 figure.
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Bagerty
Realdenes
Ee Ez
Hagerty
Browne Street
Pon Ria
Pasa Es Tein
Taylor
Iovx
the Times
Redfeldy
Eagar W
Kisser
Detwuling
Layvor
Pierre
Eto
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Droggist
TOE Georgia
Ad Trust
A. Coleman
Stallings
Stallings’ Cash Stores
Jackson Street
Leo Street
Americus, Ga
Regulator
Simmons Liver Regulator
Gabriel
C. Parsons
S.C. Pau Ons
Athan Nport Drug CO
Davenport Drug Co
Morning Star
All Seasons
Buncomb Co
PRIDE
Lamar Street
NEW _DESIGNS
Jtooonn Bay
Windsor Block
H. M
Schaml
Tess Pra
Ise RY
Hayes
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Pullman Buffet Tbeepet
Vetmeen
Jackson
Cunachboek
Albany
Ibckson
Ayeerieuest
W.S. Bissell
L Wilsom
California
CAL Rt
Penptetoy, Or
Umatilla Reservation
No Shirt
Young Chief
Macen
Manco
Atest
U.S
Wees
Razr
Ubertatorles
Knoxville
Tanv
Mary White
Doriabod
Buurax
Alcapo Tastalpa
Ark
Rauraiy
Gee Tee Salers
Edward M. Franks
Eigoth
Pneumonis
Naw Yous
E Seite
Consolidated Exchanges
Ocata
Fla
W. H. Hunts
Flemington
Dayton
Poughe
Keepele
Crroaco
Charles Kaestner
Nuw Fors
State” Board of Meditation and Arbitration
Broadway Central
Cmicaco
George B. Boodem
League Club
Pals
Hull
Crawford
John Graves
Grant
Fort Worth
Tex
Chekotan
Snard
Ronal
Fs. Ath
Hoghds
Paige
Rae Express
Thurber’s Junction
Thalr Baa
Curt Foo
Wei Hai Wei
Charlen GePair
Brook
Kashiille
Naseville
Robert For
Jerry
Bayard Slak
Thomas F. Bayard
Ammenia
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