Americus Georgia Promises Fertile Climate and Growth
The Americus area in Sumner County Geoma sits at the intersection of major rail lines near Savannah and Montgomery, promising fertile soil and mild climate. It notes abundant crops, strong yields per acre, a growing population, ample housing demand, and a thriving city with schools libraries churches and modern amenities including a new post office and marble structures.
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Americus
Sumner County
Geoma
Bavannah
Montgomery Raiirondall
Macun
Andersonville
Florida
Toomasvile
Whiel
Virginia
Tennessee
Confederacy
Egypt
South
Acto* Ener Suine
Gulf of Mexico
Morth
Fiat
City Hall
Windsor Hotel
Savannah
Naw
Atlanta
Sevanish
Americas
Canota
W D Batley's Knox Celebrated Hats Still Lead
W D Batley's Knox receives wide acclaim as renowned hats continue to lead in public favor. The article notes ongoing prominence of the brand and its hats in fashion circles.
Nominations Rival Senate Fight and City Fire News
The president sent sixteen nominations to the Senate including J K Eustis and Wade Hampton as cabinet links and ministerial posts while expectant delays threaten confirmations. A blaze on Felder Street near Magnolia Avenue destroyed the old W H Morgan residence and may be arson with $1500 loss. Reverend James B McCleakey and Reverend J H Cawley visit Americus for Methodist and Baptist services as Dunbar wins Augusta postmaster bid. A shooting accident injures a boy near the Western Union office with a hand wound from a discharged firearm.
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Wasuimorom
Senate
J. K. Eustis
Louisiana
France
Theodore Ranyon
New Jeraey
Germany
John E. Risley
New York
Denmark
E. P. Baldwin
Maryland
Treasury
Wade
Hampton
John A. Dyson
Washington, Ga
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Fourth Ward
wateIz
Felder
Magnolia Avenue
W. H. Morgan
James RB. McCleakey
Americus
South Georgia
A. M. Wilama
First Methodist Church
J. H. Cawley
Fort Gaines
A. B. Campbell
Baptist Church
Burglary Case and Nighttime Flight From White County
Sheriff J L Brown arrived in Americus to take Berry back to White County on burglary charges. Berry, a painter and detective, is accused of robbing a country store over two years ago and concealing goods at his home. A crippled man tied to the case was jailed, and Berry narrowly escaped in jail via improvised escape. The case sparked habeas corpus protests, but Brown plans to depart with Berry for White County as authorities remain uncertain about the motive and outcome.
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J. L. Brown
White County
American
Joseph M. Berry
Berry
Lamar
Wheeler
Sheriff Brown
Brown
Berty
Clarkesville
Americus
Américas
California
Barry
Tennessee
Knoxvitzx
Tenn
Knoxville
Ohio
Hell's Point
Campbell County
Sherif John Barnett
John Dale
Consol
Anth Sabelly
Sed
Jeane Jones
Jesse Jones
Jones
Jackeboro
East Tennessee
K. A. Hawking, Jr
Ragene Hawkins, Jr
Gol
Mra
B. A. Hawking
Church’ Street
Pext
Eugene Alston Hawkins, Jr
Elmina Santos
Winslow Hobinson
Tilllian Briggs
Charles R. Crisp
Rosalie Mullhenny
W. N. Scott
Landes
Mise Lillian Briggs
Mies Rosalie McIlhanny
Houston
B.A. Hawkins
Georgia Lee Hawkins
Slater
Hawkins
W. K. Wheatley
Mesars
Charles 8. Chap
John Sheffeld
Willis A. Hawkins
MoIlhenny
Rhey Knox
Galveston
Jacob Vanderbilt
New Basorrow
Jacob Hand Vanderbilt
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
Grimes
Mill
Staten Island
Keaou
Towa
Kana
Osage
Perance
Aston
Fea
No RESULT 18 REACHED in Cratral and Naad talks
Macon March 20 contrary to expectation nothing developed regarding the pending settlement between railroad officials and engineers. Central management shows no concern and Wadley says no strike matters have reached him. Various officials and engineers present discuss but take no decisive steps. A whisky war threatens Osage County Kansas with liquor seizures and protests amid a brewing conflict. Samuel Bartlett dies in Wineta suburb of Chicago after long illness. funeral planned for Tuesday.
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Macon
Wadley
Ant Wadley
Mr. McGee
Enginesra
Brotherhood
B. W. Waterhouse
Atlanta
R. W. Patterson
Samuel
Dartlete
Cmocado
Bartlett
Board of Trade
Wineta
Chicago
Eandor
of & C. Martel & Co
Peoria
Bartlett, Kuhn & Evansville
Terre Haake
Lott, Frazier & Co
Fale
Fatal Accident and Fire Destroy Town in Tennessee
March 20 in Savannah the Cartage Company building collapse caused by a cable parting left porter Joba dog dead with a broken neck and white worker Jon with a broken arm. A separate fire in Nasavilee near Athens destroyed the town, with several lives lost.
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Savangebe Savaszam
Savannah Cartage Company
Joba Dog
Jon
Waa & New Ones
Nasavilee
Athens
Here
Tuleville and
Nashville
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Ofice
Planters Bank
Forsyth St
C.M
Sumter Co
GA. Loan and Trust CO
Americus, Oa
Bank of Sumter
N. Hawkes
Prest
W.C. Furlow
Parporonas
Ita
VanssoCity
Ita Hine
Smontgonry
J. Roney
Vis
Windsor
C R
Lester Windsor
C. & A. Hawking
Sheffield
Prat
Frank Shofield
Cashier
A Huntington
Lott Warren
Bank OF Commerce Capital
W. Hemlet
A. Fricker, ii
J. Biea
Ae Huntington
Frank Lamer
J’ Mod
Frank Sbenlew Vauid Va Tott Warren
W. D. Batley
Southweaton
E.D. Ander
Ausley
F. D. Anstey
E. D. Avssey
Jai
Geo. D. Wheatley
Dawar St
Colton Avs
Amerious, Ga
Cleveland
Evustis
Gete
Rusyon
Wade Rampton
Dunbar
Avavera
Augusta
Black
W. M. Dunbar
Mosers
Charles Payne
Ed Harris
Will Ebbett
Western Union
Joe Berry
Sherif Brown Tatke
Jalt
Allen House
Reapie
New England
U. 8
Govt
Monon
Ixprayaroni
W. J. Craig
Monon Road
Craig
Redwine
Lewis Redwine
Dsprice
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