Americus Georgia a Growing Commercial Center
AMERICUS Georgia presents itself as a growing commercial capital of southwest Georgia with fertile lands, rolling hills, and strong early industry. The article highlights abundant resources, extensive banks, iron works, cotton and lumber operations, hotels, theaters, and a robust public works system, noting proximity to Savannah and other key towns, a thriving population boom since 1880, and a climate favorable to outdoor work most of the year.
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Georgia
Savannah
Smericus
Montmouthswest
Macon
Anderonville
Niles Fen
Geore
Virginia
Confederacy
Pyar
Marehy
Gulf of
Intolavacresthr Boa
Mal Estate News
Wettey
Fin Court
Windsor
Eliie
Asapricis
Tony Gat
Eunthasa
Hense
Neste
Sonety
Genito
Rhiserety Oeenoo
Americus
Morita
Faye Nateral
el West
Amerk
Death on the Olympia RevealsCrew Hardships on Board
News from the dead follows a coxswain Johnson letter written at Santa Barbara before his death at San Diego from gun recoil. The Olympia is at Mare Island under inquiry, with Frederick Johnson pressing for investigation and sending extracts to Washington. Johnson laments harsh punishment, lack of liberty, and piecemeal pay, urging due inquiry.
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San Francisco
Olympia
Mare Island
John Johnson
San Diego
Sian
Frederick
Coxawain Johnson
Santa Barbara
Frederick Johnson
Washington
Santa
Hee
Fred
Stardy
Bok
Vallejo
Charleston
Sever
Panos
Elbe Disaster Verdict Blames Craithie Mate and Lookout
A coroner s jury in Lowestoft returns a verdict of gross negligence by the mate and lookout of the British steamer Craithie for the collision that sank the North German Lloyd liner Elbe after a dawn crash January 30. They find no sole blame on Craithie s captain and exonerate him from fault. The report also notes fatalities and the inquiry outcomes.
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Lowestoft
Eng
Elbe
Gordon
Nicaragua Guarantees and British Mediation in Indemnity Deal
Washington May 1 The British demand for a payment guarantee by Nicaragua for indemnity is to be satisfied in multiple forms. The options include a promise by the Nicaraguan government, Bank of Nicaragua backing, Guatemala depositing 15 500 pounds in a London bank, or Nicaragua’s own assets in London. The aim is to remove obstacles to dual divestment and assure Good Faith amid Central American tensions.
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Wasuinatos
Nicaragus
Great Britain
Thas
Guarantes
Bank of Nicaragua
London
Republic of Guatemala
Nicagagua
el Guarantes
Corinto
Tary
Nicaragua
Ascos
Micaragua
Nicaragua Canal Affairs Leave Miller Quiet on Talks
On May 1 Warner Miller returned from Washington and refused to comment on Nicaragua or canal company matters. He dismissed rumors of a Pormeaned United States control and British influence, saying he knew no foundation for such claims. The report notes mixed international signals as the situation remains unsettled.
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Ren Youx
Washington
Warner Miller
Nicaragua
Canal Company
See Oak
Miller
United States
Britain
Syrup of Pigs Promises Pleasant Taste and Quick Action
An old advertisement notes Syrup of Pigs as pleasant tasting and gentle yet effective. It claims to cleanse the kidneys and liver, dispel cold headaches, and relieve habitual constipation. The syrup is described as agreeable to healthy adults and broadly beneficial.
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Florida Freeze Hits Citrus Industry In 1900s Report
Senator James E Alexander, returned from Florida, reports the winter freeze devastated citrus, yet roots mostly spared, trees begin new growth and may recover in two years. Small trees show more varied recovery while orchard owners plan replanting and expansion efforts amid national interest.
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Wastunatos
James E Alexander
Senate Committee On Pensions
Florida
Siesandes
Russia
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Allen House
Muna
Jossey
Amenivus
Walter Me
Sherlock & UO
Acme and
Anheuser-Dusch Beers
Aicus
Artesian Bakery
Americus Candy Factory
Wmolmae
Xancractzens
B. Russell
Peice
Glover
the Palace Market
S.B. Hawkins
Windsor Hotel
H. T. Castleberry & Co
Deal
Forsyth St. Ameticua Ga
Dixon & Childers
Crockery Cam
Lampeo, Wittenaire
Forsyth
Postofice
Victoria
I. Hotel
Ana Ines
Roma
Smithwick’s Gun Store
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Toabeda
Merchant Fallot
Tre Gcurela
A. Coleman
Satin Bi
J. A. Stallings
Jackson
Lea Street
Simmons
B.mynice
Lester Windsor
People’s National Bank
Hood
Bishop's
Woodbury Facial Soc
Davenport Drug Co
Lamar
Americus, GA
Castoria
Samuel Pitcher
Infante
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F. Xoo
A. Anceza
Oxford
Casaria
Coamtexe Company
Marrey Street
York City
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de John Young Brown
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Georgia Commission
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YROY
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Ohio
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Charles Allen
Young State
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Agne Tract
Disbold Safe Lock Co
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Chefoo
Savoys
Arthur Gere
M. Arthur
Juur
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Civaco
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