Americus Georgia A Promising Cotton Belt City
Americus sits 31 miles southwest of Macon at the Savannah and Mont gne lines, described as a fertile winter-yielding county seat with thriving horticulture. The piece touts abundant crops wheat corn rye barley potatoes peanuts cane onions peaches and fruits, noting strong growth, healthful climate, prosperous farms, substantial real estate, large hotels, and a growing manufacturing base including planing mills and wagon factories. It highlights robust trade with Florida and Savannah, a substantial wholesale mercantile sector, and ample public schools and hospitals. The tone promotes the city as a premier southern center for agriculture manufacturing and commerce with generous opportunities for settlers and investors.
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Rallies Wanted as Sees Rug Abate
Fragmentary OCR shows terse phrase about rallies and abatement of a rug issue. No clear persons, organizations, dates, or locations are readable beyond scattered words. Unable to identify concrete event or entities from the provided text.
Senate finance scene stirs talks on tariff bill amendments
In a Senate session on April 20, questions arose about the tariff bill’s final form amid press reports of radical amendments. Harris indicated readiness to modify only as absolute necessity dictates while Voorhess warned of speculative claims about Secretary Curlez’s statements. The chamber debated what changes might be feasible, with hints of continued reform and the Army appropriation bill under House consideration.
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CHAUTAUQUA HALL OPENS AS LEGAL ACTION WARNED
The article notes Attorney General Maloney will file a chancery suit against an American Tobacco Company affiliated group in Virginia North Carolina Rochester and New York City alleging violation of lead statutes. It mentions a chantauqua opening in Chautauqua Hall and other local happenings including indictments for burglary in Latone Indiana and remarks from Gladstone to Talmage.
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Armor Plate Frauds at Center of Great Strike Scandal
A World dispatch from Homestead reports speeches by John McLuckie David Lynch and William A Roberta accusing Carnegie Steel of lacking armor plate making facilities and of government rate fraud. The piece links Frick and Carnegie executives to ongoing investigations, cites alleged bribes to witnesses and inspector indifference, and notes preparations for congressional inquiry and naval scrutiny.
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Calfornia Syrup Co Anticipates Quick Relief Claims
Unscrambled advertisement notes that California Syrup Co promises gentle action for kidneys and digestion, relief from colds and constipation, and overall health benefits. It extols a pleasant taste and broad efficacy, asserting the product is well known and trusted by families, with claims of mild, effective results.
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Striking Turmoil as Jellico Miners Rally Coal Creek
Alarm spreads from Jellico to Coal Creek as Jellico miners push for a strike unless Coal Creek miners join. A mass meeting voted against striking due to no grievance. Jellico workers vow forceful action backed by operators who seek arms. Governor Turney watches and may deploy troops if violence erupts.
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Judge James T. Nisbet Died at Wingfield Home
Judge James T. Nisbet, born February 2 in Madison Georgia, died at his Wingfield home nine miles from Macon at 4 oclock Friday morning. He served as governor Gordon s secretary in the executive office for four years and held a prior role as editor and lawyer in Madison and Macon. The obituary notes his education at Oglethorpe and Yale, and his early practice with Judge Augustus Reuse.
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Brazilian Refugees Escape From Portuguese Warships
Report confirms Brazilian refugees aboard the Portuguese steamer Pedro Terrero escaped while en route from Punta Arenas Uruguay to Ascension Island for transfer to Portugal. Commanders of Mindella and Alfonse de Albuquerque were removed. four hundred Brazilians escaped, with recaptured exiles on the Mindella awaiting negotiations between Portugal and Argentina.
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Women Vote Wins Stir At Newberg Taxpayers Election
Newberg New Jersey April 9 for the first time women were allowed to vote at taxpayers elections by a special act. About 70 women cast ballots out of a total. The main issue was funding for a city project of 20 000 dollars, which was defeated by a large margin.
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