Americus Ga Averting Health Riches and Growth
Americus Georgia promotes its climate soil and growth as a winter resort and commercial hub. It highlights a thriving population over 5 figures, growing real estate demand, parks schools churches and a marble post office. It notes extensive industries including iron works furniture guano ice mills and multiple banks. The city offers hotels with deluxe winter amenities and three direct rail routes enabling wholesale trade in ten counties.
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Georgia
Americus
Sumter County
Central
Savannah and Western
Savannah
Montgomery
Macon
Andersonville
Thomasville
Virginia
Teanmsea
Confederacy
Egypt
South
LeConte Pear
Gulf of Mexico
New County Court House
Windsor
DeSoto
Atlanta
Theta
Baptist
Florida
Sntes
Brunswick
Snes
Cos
Fall of Old Kiln Building Kills and Injures Workers
New York on March 1 a six story old kiln house collapsed at Forty third street and Tooth avenue during demolition by Gi O Keefe crews. Three men died and several were injured as rescuers and ambulances rushed to the scene. Dozens were feared trapped beneath bricks and timber as fire engines battled the dust cloud and debris.
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New York
Forty-third Street
Tooth Avenue
Denine
A. EE. Schuyler & Brothers
Gi O'Keefe
Third
Hugh Cullen
Steamship Williamette Joins Central American Coast Trade
The Williamette, chartered for the Bath route, will join the Portland in the Pacific coast trade. Central American planters back a new line to small ports south of Azatina, challenging Pacific Mail’s neglect of those ports. The Portland line heads south soon and the Williamette is being refitted for warm climates and better accommodations.
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Central America
San Francisco
Williamette
Portland
Pacific
Central American
Republica
Atcoa Fst
Cave
Bath
Pacific Mail
Azatina
Ithe ‘Ail Company
Portland Silea
Willamette
Spain to Send 7000 Troops to Cuba Amid Cuban Uprising
Dispatches report Madrid confirming immediate transport of seven battalions to Cuba, each about 900 men, with an additional battalion for Havana and Porto Rico, totaling over 7000. Havana reports insurgents defeating 2000 troops near Assento and near Lugis Gareni as fighting continues. Spain believes uprising will be quelled with 43090 troops in Cuba and notes lack of allied support in Calis for reform.
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Lowpox
Madrid
Associated Press
Cuba
Havaii
Sas
Havana
Porto Rico
Mapnip
Spain
Union, Constitat
Reformist
Calis
Tegre
Mosars
J. Williama
Thomas Godbey
Duckworth
Yachting Carnival Opens Amid Cannes Sunshine and Flair
Cannes marked the start of the Mediterranean yachting carnival with brilliant sun and a lively scene. Fashionable locals filled the quay as Corsair and Count Plocius Valrie led the first events, while Britannia held a long early lead and Dacotah and Marial competed with craft and spectators along the harbor's edge.
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Cannes
Iamais
Sie of
Wales
Cae Filer Corsair
Plocius Valrie
Lorden
d'Honneur
Union Des Sects
St. Maxime
Britannia
Viscamte de
Fings
Menaders Materes
Sivas
Murder, Betrayal and Jealousy Shocks Lamplight Town
March 1 report from Kansas notes a crime spree ending in a fatal stabbing and presumed murder suicide. A man fatally stabbed his wife after a liquor fueled quarrel and then killed himself, leaving a shocked community seeking answers amid fragmented local details.
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Hoursorom
Kan
Joba. M
He & Shoe Baker
Joe Dean Dies At Gallows For Leigh Murder
News from March 1 reports Joe Dean hanged at noon for the Leigh murder in this county after a December crime. Details describe Leigh lured from bed, murdered in a desolate spot, and a chase that led to Dean's capture. Other items include executions in Nebraska and Kentucky, a cantata production, Monte Cristo theater act, and a duel death in Paris.
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Leigh
Famzvax
Joe
Dean
Joan
Miss Leigh
Nebraska
Harry Hill
Matthew Akeson
Cass County
Breton Hx
Mra
John Benwell
Hill
Frankfort
George McGows
Father O'Neal
Sur
Reynolds
Beet Sugar Bounty Revived by Nebraska Legislature
Nebraska revived the sugar bounty paying producers five dollars per ton for all production. The measure, opposed by Solid Democracy and independents, faced strong debate and partisan contention led by Munfe who denounced it as a pure partisan protection measure.
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Nebraska
Railroad Disaster and Political Nominations in Early March
A dispatch from City of Mexico notes Dr Alfred Bray rushed to Ayatta to tend wounded Belgrims after a special Siligioes train from Mexico to Sacromonte on the return trip. Charley Crawford escapes county jail with Hill the slayer as a fight ends. George W Prince wins GOP nomination in Galesburg after 1,475 ballots. Umbria to carry £80,000 of American passengers from London to the United States. Holdredge National Bank fails to reopen lifelong March 1.
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St. Louis
Harch
Mexico
Alfred Bray
Ayatta
Gatva
Tile
George W. Princé
Galesburg
General Post
Odr
New York
London
Umbria
United States
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Forest Pilon
Swayne
Son Philadelphia
POE Gdorgla Loak and Trust
C. A. Coleman
Dozier
Stallings
Stallings’ Cash
Jackson Street
Leo Street
J.B. Beilin & CO
Valladsiphis
C. Parsons
Hegtal
Aces Co
Davenport Drug CO
Davenport Drug Co's
Thoeach
Morning Star
All Seasons
Buncomb Co
PRIDE
Shere
Lamar Street
Americus, GA
H. M. Comee
Lally
Bres Receivers
Mereee
Smanvilte Smithville
Pater Asa Stoegen
Tabol
Syquritics
California
Island
Assee 5
Vincent Ile
Ean
Amon
Marano
Lugis Gareni
Mattanzas
F Ter Toope
Tad Toma
Guantanamo Ipsurgen
Cannés
Catnces
Himosuma
Count Oyama
Fushep Galloway
Jacngoy
Miss
U.S
Royal Rovnd
Joe Dean
F. W. Seager
Laxington
Ioin
Queen Esther
HapUat Church
Organ Fund
O'Neil
Monte Cristo
America
Americas Opera House
Ktitor
Inf & Desk
Paris
M. Perédher
Journal Des de Bats
M. le Chattier
Marines
Grand Jatte
M. LeChattelier
Ant
Auidthiot
Omap
Woodleigh
Illumina
Bowkse
Edison Company
Atal Row
West Virginia
Weten
Dixie
Kimball
Norfolk and ‘Western Railroad
Frank Marnott
Kentucky
Commonwealth
O. Southwestern
Crawford
Orruxa
Charley
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