Cypress County's Prosperous Georgia Town Attributes
A historical survey describes a booming southern town near Savannah with thriving agriculture and industry. It highlights fertile lands, diverse crops, a growing population over 8,000, new county courthouse, marble post office, brick business blocks, a spacious library, a 1,000-seat opera house, and strong transport links to Savannah and Florida. The piece notes high employment, robust cotton trade, fertilizer sales, and climatic claims of mild winters and disease resistance.
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Sean
Alyaat
Mallee
Walhlings
Esecond
Winlaor Hotel
Savannah
Atlanta
Bachat
Emal
Joan Feermtres
Touriats
Americas
Florida
Bavannah Howes
Be Ready by Tuesday as Tariff Bill Takes Shape
The article reports on Senate finance committee sessions with Democrats and Vance absent, Hill detailing arguments, White of California urging higher tariff, and proposed rates under discussion. It notes a potential plan to present the bill by Tuesday, with framing on polariscopic tax, degrees in tariffs, and a Bland silver coinage measure passage in the House by a 163 to 129 vote.
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Gar Schedul
Lin
Nure Tau Woo
Voorhees
Gatosha Grow
Woasuisces
Holman
Gatasha A. Grow
Pennsylvania
Grow
Quigg
New York
Committee On the Judiciary
Jenkins
Northern Pacific Railroad
Boatner
Louisiana
Kilgore
Texas
House
Painter Shot Sparks Duel in Public Tragedy
In Mourns, painter J Wing was shot by Mrs Writer and died. Mrs Wrench, wounded in arm and leg, had recent scandalous ties to Denning who then shot and wounded. A separate blast at Gibietown wrecked a plant as Levi Ivins perished instantly, with heavy damage nearby.
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Mra
Denning
Mra. Wrench
Lmen
Atoum
Puttaverella
Soprano Cientes Company
Gibietown
Levi Ivins
Syrup of Figs Appeals to Taste and Ease
A reader notes Syrup of Figs offers pleasant taste and prompt, gentle relief. The remedy is described as enjoyable to take and effective for digestive comfort.
Ballot Deadlock and Barracks in Brazil Meet
In Montevideo March the two houses failed to elect a president on three ballots, Chacarro at 44 votes and Gomenzore at 42 with 43 needed. Barracks hold troops amid feared trouble as further balloting is planned. A separate dispatch from Montevideo notes the capture of Brazilian rebels at Sapa with heavy losses.
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Monteviere
Chacarro
Gomenzore
Rateid
Gamble
Alleghany County
Ston
Rose
Dan Slaughter
Sparta
Winston
Slaughter
Iyodters
Virginia
Patti Orchestra Flubs God Save the Queen at Montreal
A crowd at the Academy of Music in Montreal saw the Patti orchestra omit God Save the Queen as the curtain fell. Lord Aberdeen signaled disapproval from the vice box and questioned the conductor about the lapse. Officials said the musicians were not used to performing the anthem at that moment. This marks the second such incident in local theater history.
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Patti
Mesara
Thomas
T Ay
Montreal
Secretary Smith Speaks at Kimball House Dinner
Secretary of the Interior Hoke Smith addressed about 100 guests at a Kimball House dinner in Atlanta. He criticized the panic as caused by unwise prior legislation and praised Democratic party measures while noting the Wilson tariff may soon become law. The report also covers lynching tensions in Stroudsburg and Sparta as mob actions unfold.
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Hoke Smith
Kimball House
Smith
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Senate
Kimball
Madame Patey Dies After Stage Illness in Sheffield
Renowned contralto Madame Jane Monach Patey died in Sheffield during a provincial tour after fainting on stage while finishing The Bank of Allan Water. Born in London in 1842, she debuted in Birmingham and married fellow opera singer John George Patey in 1800. she later toured extensively, including Worcester in 1867 and a U.S. tour in 1871.
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Jane Monach Patey
Sheffield
Madame Patey Wan
Wan
Anil
Misa Whytock
John George Patey
Inence
London
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Worcester
United States
Convicted Donjon Sentenced for Threatening Postal Card
Joseph Donjon was found guilty in a United States district court of mailing threatening postal cards to Vice President Stevenson. Judge Morgan sentenced him to 18 months in the penitentiary. Testimony included Wash detective force members Lieutenant Hollenberger and Richard E. Weeden. Donjon claimed no intent to injure anyone.
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United States District Court
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Uda
Pautan Nincet
Josert Coxses
Lewis H. Hollenberger
Richard E. Weeden
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Morrigan
Wilson Improves Stopping in Mexico Report
A Mexico City dispatch says Dr Prevost reports Congressman Wilson’s condition improving after the fourteenth day, with friends urged not to alarm. Consul Crittenden relays messages noting fever subsided and nursing and food needed. another note says Wilson may be out of danger in about ten days.
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Connel
General Crittenden
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