Americus Georgia described as healthful growing town with strong prospects
The article extols Americus in Sumter County as a thriving, healthful hub near major rail lines with artesian wells, booming agriculture, and rapid growth. It highlights mild climate, robust real estate demand, impressive public buildings, a large Windsor Hotel block, a marble post office, modern utilities, and a growing population surpassing 8,000 with substantial commercial activity.
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Amedens
Sumter
Central
Saand Weetern
Walywseit
Montgomers
Wothweat
Macon
Yorba
Americus
Seungta
Wiel
Egypt
Gulf of Mexico
County Court House
Windsor Hotel
Atleota
Bavantah
Amerens
Report on Cleveland statements and Georgia politics in Daily press
In Washington on March 15 the issue of press appointments and alleged journalist discrimination was debated as Mr. Cleveland denied plans to appoint newspaper men. Georgia matters dominated by Livingston's alleged misstatements sowing rifts with Gordon and Colquitt. Senate discussed a nonbinding resolution, while Memphis judge Deboney case moves forward. Nashville shooting at Davidson County Courthouse injures Anderson Winters. A Nashville fire damages a Central Avenue block, insured losses around 100000.
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Wasurorow
D. C
Cleveland
Dockery
Dearmond
Cobb
Senate
House
Georgia
Metropolitan
Clurky
Leonidas Livingston
Gordon
Colquitt
Livingston
Fifth
Uamen
Ssadton
Bles
George
Dubieny
Debace
Debone
Memphis
Malone
Shelby County
Criminal Court of
Shelby
Ista
Damo
Fitzgerald
Nashville
Davidson Court House
Anderson Winters
Tom Jones
Winters
Jones
Court House
Young Jones
Lyxx
Mass
Central Avenue
The
Central Investment Company
Ineuraans
Judge Mobley
Tolle
Judge Hobley
Americas
Djetge Mobley Wen
Nelring
Mathews’ Cou T
Bedwine Case Before States Grand Jury In Embezzlement Probe
The States grand jury began hearings into Lewis Bedwine on embezzlement charges and also investigated Horace Owena and H. H. Black for aiding Redwine’s escape. Bank president J. L. Hill and cashier Ed McCandless testified on the bank shortage. Detectives Looney and Connally described Redwine’s arrest and co-defendants’ actions. A verdict of true bills against Redwine and the two others was anticipated.
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Arbania
Dalted States
Lewis Bedwine
Horace
Owena
H. H. Black
Redwine
J L. Hill
Gate City National Bank
Ed McCandless
McCandlean
Owens
Black
Lombez
T. F. Corrigan
Bia
Corrigan
Enya
Will End the Strike Adjusted by Toledo Road Aid
Toledo, Ann Arbor and Lake Michigan railroad vice president J M Ashley reported two telegrams indicating a rapid strike resolution. The court ordered freight acceptance on AA line territory, and strikers agreed to meet individually to present grievances. Ashley planned to return to Toledo to negotiate and expected the strike to end by noon tomorrow. A separate report from Eulavia described police detaining three suspects for burglary. they were later cleared and released. In other items, John G Hastings of Port Gideon killed himself in Alabama, Governor Northrup appointed a Georgia representative for the Liberty Bell project, and Eugene Everett accidentally swallowed an opal in Macon.
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J. M. Ashley
Toledo
Ann Arbor and Lake Michigan
United States
Ann Arbor
Lake Michigan
Arthur
Ashley
The blinds to remain at Americus saloons meeting
Last night the Americus city council reconsidered the drive to close saloons at 10 pm and remove blinds and screens from doors. The motion to keep screens passed, with doors to close at 10 pm on weekdays and 12 am on Saturdays, under city charter penalties. Judge Mobley faced a separate matter involving a bakery coat incident and a $60 payment. The Misaks, Confederate veterans, were urged to file pension claims, and Queenie Trowbridge, a valued racehorse, died suddenly at Exposition Park stables valued at $15,000.
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Americus
Bor
Cutts
Bart, Bivins
Matthews
Blalock
Miller
Cornell
Mcenses
Faloon
Umnue
Queenie Trowbridge
McCafferty
Exposition Park
Divorce Petition From Georgia Couple Ends In Dissolution
The document declares the marriage is dissolved by mutual consent due to lack of mutual love. The signing couple, Many H. Harapan and Winston A. Havaoop, reside in Atlanta, Ga, with remarks about Mrs Haygood and their four children. The notice notes social repercussions and future independence, with reference to a hearing on a separate receivership matter in Macon and local civic events.
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Atlanta
Adlants
H. Harapan
Winstam A. Havaoop
Haygood
Mixa
Mamie Holt
Lampkin
Haygood Wa
Gatee
Anton
Wobappy
Aloo
Wuller
Mareriage
Americus
Ani
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Mr. Cleveland
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Nuance Committee
Tennessee
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Lamar
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Steotly
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Ocmulgee Brick Company
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Port Gideon
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