Americus Georgia Promotes Warm Winter Growth and Growth
Americus in Sumter County Georgia showcases a mild climate and fertile soils, promoting diverse crops and fruit production. The piece highlights robust Rail links, growing population, extensive industries, and high quality hotels and public buildings, presenting Americus as a thriving winter destination and commercial hub.
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Washington capital politics stir festive mood and chatter
In Americus Georgia, the Wholesale and Retail Grocer ED. y at Barlow Brock highlights stock and price talk. The piece notes lively action in Washington as political activity blends with market chatter, emphasizing the bustling scene surrounding ongoing affairs.
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Barlow Brock
Americus, Ga
Americas Seeks Northern Tourist Visitors Tomorrow
A plan to invite northern winter tourists from Thomasville to visit Americus is moving forward. A five-member committee will depart for Thomasville to extend invitations, with a special train arranged and railroads offering one fare. The excursion will include Andersonville and back, aiming to showcase Americus attractions and hotels to persuade hundreds of visitors to spend the winter here.
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Cleveland and Harrison Visit in Washington Arlington Meeting
President elect Cleveland and President Harrison exchanged visits in Washington and at the Arlington hotel. Crowds filled the streets as both leaders met officials, with Harrison's call lasting sixteen minutes. Georgia delegates and officials drew notice while some A M railroad staff faced discharge amid strike fallout.
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Georgia officials vie for federal posts amid busy lobbying
Georgia aspirants push for national roles including marshalship of South Georgia, railway superintendent, Union Pacific director, ministerial postings, and treasury and port positions. Candidates such as Frank Laverett, John D. Harrell, Col. Henry M. Crane, and L. M. Terrell organize campaigns while others seek posts in Paris, Antwerp, and Washington. The piece notes a broad scramble among Georgia figures as political factions align.
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Eatonton
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Balobridge
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Savannah
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R. W. Patterson
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Five Children Die in Tenement Fire on Henry Street
Five Bernstein children and one Rose child suffocated in a top floor rear room after a kerosene stove exploded in an adjoining space at 1M Henry Street. Parents left briefly, locking the children inside as flames and smoke spread. four Bernstein children and another child were found dead. The other details describe a later acquittal in Griffin.
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Hern' Steia
Ovo
Local produce dealer selling cabbage and turnips in county
Mr W B Dorn arrived in the city yesterday with a four horse wagon carrying 84 fine cabbage and turnips from his Georgia farm. He sold the entire load at a good price, showcasing a thriving home grown enterprise. His sales of cabbage turnips and potatoes run into hundreds of dollars annually, with a large scale operation and lower costs.
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Georgia
Dora
Gray Named for Mexico Mission by Cleveland
Friends of ex Governor Gray report he will be tendered the Mexican commission by President Cleveland and he has been formally notified. Tornado at Laurelaun Avoyellez parish La March 3 destroys two churches, twenty one houses and other buildings. two killed.
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Mexico
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Indianapolis
Ind
Cleveland
Laurelaun
Mauxsylle
Avoyellez Parish
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