Americus county seat poised as thriving Western Georgia center
The article portrays Americus as a growing county seat in southwest Georgia with a healthy climate, fertile farms and robust agricultural output. It notes a population over 8000, rising dwellings demand, a rolling hilltop landscape, and extensive local industries including mills, iron works, carriage factories, and a central wholesale trade network serving the region.
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Banna
Maou
Andersonyatie
Tennessee
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Mesico
Sec 'i Ue
Auvricus
Theetty
Kavannan
Steanty
Teteire Methodist
Lange
Aijarent
Ateamers
Surier
Talltad
Amertona
Aoc
Ate West
Florita
Enn
Slic
Georgia
Haha
Ierapenty
Fey
Hate
Bunter
Secrecy Delays Action on Tariff Measures and Senate Votes
March reports from Washington show a secrecy resolution blocking publication of committee actions on tariff measures. Debate centered on the Bland seigniorage bill as Republicans and Democrats trade accusations of obstruction. The Senate advanced a third-reading vote after a dispute on moving the measure forward.
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Finance Committee
Dons
Tme
Senate
Harris
Lee
House
Sayers
Lester
Georgia
Pollard Breckinridge Case Debates Near Trial
Court scenes unfold as Miss Pollard returns to the Pollard Breckinridge breach trial in Washington. Attorneys clash over evidence of her asylum memory and alleged seduction by a married man, with judge Bradley ruling on competency of questions amid oblique references to Mrs Buchanan and Sister Cecelia.
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Plaintis Attorneys
Nots
Ral Tage
Bradley
Mia Pollard
Miss Pollard
Charly
Raotine Pany
Pdck
Calderon
Qecelia
Jane
Gary
Shelby
Carlisle
Cincinnati
Kate I Kanes
Cape Belle Buchanan
Breckinridge
Corbett Taunts Sandow In Battle Over Silent Challenge
In New York on March 14, Jim Corbett taunted Eugen Sandow after a tense hotel meeting. Corbett offered a $2500 wager that Sandow could not last one round in the ring, insisting the strong man had spread false stories and challenging his nerve while spectators awaited Sandow’s reply.
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New York
Sandow
Jim Corbett
Mount Vincent Hote
Foy
Sha Paailist
Corbett
Pontry
Bia
Alan
Politically Charged Letter From Senator Stewart Cites Gold Pact
Nevada Senator Stewart writes from Washington accusing ex President Harrison of deceiving the public to benefit the gold syndicate of New York and London. He warns the people to rally rescue the country from gold influence and treasury strain while detailing alleged conspiracies tied to Cleveland and Harrison.
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Wat Harrisen
Dexven
Stewart
Nevada
Washington
Harrison
Cleveland
Apeochea
Harrison Wa
New York
London
Harrison and Cleveland
Insurgent Recall Reported In Nistheray News Brief
A fragment from the Nistheray News in New York dated March 14 notes an insurgent action and mentions prior aboardings by a Portuguese major in a wartime context.
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the Nistheray
New Yoas
Reforms Proposed for Treasury Departments Dockery Commission Report
March 14. The Dockery commission recommends cutting clerks from 100 to 400, abolishing the commissioner of waste money, merging several divisions, and overhauling the sixth auditor and related offices. Expert accountants have studied treasury bookkeeping to simplify systems and safeguard accuracy, with bill details pending official print.
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Rome
Dockery Commission
Treasury Department
Treasury
P Beeratsry
Carlisle
Somme
Motilone Indians Resume Atrocities in Venezuela
An American consul reports Motilone Indians on the Catatumbo in Venezuela have resumed atrocities, driving civilized people from rich districts and prompting calls for drastic action by the government.
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Wasniscrow
Maracaibo
State Department
Indiana
Catatumbo
Venezuela
Deaths and Disasters Interrupt Jewish Wedding in Boston
March 14 reports upheavals as a hospital band of physicians is roused in Boston's North End to treat casualties from a fire. The event intersects with the marriage of Les Se Death of a Theatrical Manager Batimone. John T. Ford, veteran manager, dies at home after sudden illness. Colonel RB Mills, notable showman, dies in Cincinnati at age 60.
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North End
Les Se
Batimone
John T. Ford
RB. E. J. Mills
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