Americus Georgia a thriving winter resort in Sumter county
Americus Georgia sits as the county seat of Sumter, a growing city 190 miles from Thomasville and 60 miles from Savannah, offering a mild climate, artesian wells, and abundant crops. The region hosts extensive iron works, factories, banks, hotels, and rail connections, drawing northern visitors with a deluxe winter resort hotel and robust public amenities.
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Americus
Sumter County
Georgia
Central
Savannah and Western
Savannah
Montgomery
Macon
Andersonville
Florida Line
Thomasville
Jeonaia
Apor
Gulf of Mexico
Belo
New County Court House
Windsor Hotel
DeSoto
Theew
Atlanta
Qty
Swan and Trust
Florida
Brunswick
Soan Fereong
Dan
End of Fifty Third Congress Ends In Midnight Labor
The Fifty third congress adjourned at noon marking the end of a session filled with heavy work and few Sundays observed. Amendments to the sundry civil bill were largely dropped in conference while the Tennessee Exposition appropriation was omitted. Wolcott’s conference resolution passed, and several major appropriation and enrolling bills were completed through the night.
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Wasmixerox
Senate
House
Congress
Tennessee
Wolcott
Cleveland
Pearson
Call
White House
Mansterson
Harris
Proceedings of a packed congressional session in Sam
The final session opens with 11 members on the floor and a tired speaker as visitors occupy galleries overnight. A War claim for Margaret Kennedy, amounting to 94000, is noted, while a bill raising river-barrier duties passes in the senate. A quorum issue delays a recess to 11. Members shuffle, chat, and salute as committees are named for the Chickamauga dedication participation for various states and representatives.
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Paker
Rhovde Island
Margaret Kennedy
Capitol
Senate
Savanttah
Dockery
Simpson
Kansas
Messrs
Rusk
Meredith
Congress
Chickamauga Military Park
Chickamauga
Hatch
Missouri
Calbeson
Texas
Reed
Maine
Lasres
Talbots
Maryland
Sickels
New York
Wilson
West Virginia
Mal
Florida
Boutellg
Lor
Congressional adjournment and late senate actions in 1893 session
The article recalls the closing scene of the Fifty third Congress with committee appointments and a resolution thanking Speaker Cannon. It notes the adjournment without a day and describes senate activity including relief bills, copyrights enforcement, and rules changes. It mentions the deficiency bill, conference plans, and a Florida lottery investigation debate.
Seventh Annual Georgia Chautauqua opens in Albany
The Albany session runs March 31 to April 8 with a strong speaker roster led by Rev George Dowling and Gov Atkinson. Tickets from Ababy for round trips and special schedules are offered. A Pennsylvania farmer seeks Georgia land for farming and fruit growing and asks for land listings near Americus.
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Georgia Chautauqua
Albany
George ‘T. Dowling
Boston
America
Robert Bunce
Scotland
Tay
George Browne
M.C Hazard
Jobn Forrley
A. M
University of the South
Fleming di Bignon
Warren A. Candler
George B. Eager
Atkinson
Ila. m
Georgia
Allronts
Ababy
Savery Georgian
Amimricus
Pennsylvania
Times
Recenves
A. P. Swearer
Belle Vernon
Fayette County
Rei
Vinson
Tites-Recounik
Americus
Landa
A. P. Sweaner
Miss Gould Marries Count de Castellane in Secret NYC Ceremony
Miss Amma Gould, daughter of the late Jay Gould, wed Count Paul Ernst Boniface de Castellane at noon in a private ceremony at the George J. Gould home on Fifth Avenue. Archbishop Corrigan officiated as the couple, surrounded by less than 100 intimate guests, exchanged rings. The event featured tropical flowers, a formal procession, and a breakfast reception. The couple keep their honeymoon plans private.
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New York
Amma Gould
Jay Gould
Paul Ernst Boniface de Castellane
Corrigan
George J. Gould
Japan
East India Room
Elsa
Lohengrin
Rosa Sucher
Prince del Drago
Raoul Duval
Brockholst Catering
Howard Gould
Brilesmands
Tere
Brik Am
Jean de Casai
Count de Castella
Helen Gould
Mendelssohn
Marsh
George Gould
Queen Esther opera staged by Macon church group
The Young Ladies Society of the Baptist church presents the sacred opera Queen Esther with a large company of 175 performers. Led by Professor Seager with C. E. Macomber of Boston and W Seager of LaCrosse assisting, the first rehearsal is Tuesday at 3 o'clock at City Hall.
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Ameticus
Young Ladies Society
Messra
C. E . Macomber
Boston
Macon
City Hall
Professor Seager
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