Americus and Its Flourishing South Georgia District
A vivid description extols Americus and surrounding Southwest Georgia as a fertile healthy region. It praises climate, fruits, sugar cane potential, and citrus prospects, noting a growing population, robust real estate demand, and extensive industry from iron works to grocers. It highlights public buildings, hotels, utilities, rail connections, and a thriving business environment, touting health, education, and municipal amenities as evidence of a promising community.
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Georrean
Virginia
Confederacy
Tinny Evegee
Gulf
New County Court House
Lane ‘Simon
Windsor Hotel
Savannah
Georgia
Atlanta
Americus
Baptist Church
Floa
Sant Tay
Sant
Planing Milly
Joan Awlroot
Tee
Florida
Bert Ihe
Soto
Bronowlcky
Commie Ti
Briscanto
Onien
Tenia Fes
Tye Cou
le Ountlegs
Eattyn Sraay Es
Grocer
Laren
Fat City
Im Southwest
Fae “Hately
Suruiner
Alaska Refrigerators and furniture sale tease
Alaska refrigerators claim top quality with White Mountain and Arctic Freezer promos. The notice touts Willow Rockers at 2.50 each and chairs once sold for 500 now two for 5.00, plus a full line of wall paper shades and furniture at deeply discounted prices.
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White Mountain
Business College Opens in Americus Georgia
Americus Georgia opens a new business college offering bookkeeping, penmanship, arithmetic, spelling and business correspondence taught by experts. Special inducements promise half price tuition with classes at Hart Building opposite the Times-Recorder office.
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Insports
HART
War
Armor plate tests to probe patents at Pittsburg
The armor plate board begins a Pittsburgh visit to hear testimony from many witnesses including Dargeas McLuckie and associates. They aim to inspect armor plate mills and discuss alleged innovations in manufacturing and inspection, amid patent method disclosures and liability terms with Carnegie Steel and U S Navy contracts.
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Wasutxatox
Armor Plate Board
Pittsburg
Dargeas McLuckie
United States
Carnegie Steel Company
Judge Advocate General of the Navy
Carnegie Company
Bse
Mga
Tomestead
Wallace
Aniwatpe Zapato
Axtwear
Leopold
Gonation
Flanders
Hohenzollern
Up Squads Push Ahead in Aerial Football Update
In a lively briefing, one team races to secure both offense and defense as the season advances. Key players coordinate plays while coaches emphasize discipline and stamina amid uncertain conditions.
Trial of Coxey and allies in capital grounds act
The trial of Commonweal Coxey Browne and Jones for violating May 1s act regulating the use of the capitol grounds resumed in the district police court before a crowded jury. Witnesses testified to police actions toward Coxey and supporters at the capitol steps. The proceedings centered on whether arrests were justified and if Coxey could rally support without outside aid.
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Wasnixorox
Ern Coxzey
Browne
Joned
Capitol
Leon Tha
Encorte
Per Praia
Weenie Knights of Labor
Thenout
Egolonel Bright
Igen
Rasa
Birney
Mine Depredations and Coal Cars Destroyed by Dynamite
A Birmingham special reports mobs of 200 to 500 blew boilers and mine machinery at Price's mines on Horn Creek, fired on storehouses, then attacked Victoria mines damaging coal cars. No injuries. Strikers threaten others. Governor Fones asked for calm in Coke region. Separate dispatch from Knoxville notes miners operations slowing and broader mining impact downstream.
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Wanmisatow
Birmingham
Als
Saga
Price
Horen Creek
Victoria Mines
Horny Creek
Walker County
Fones
Profes
Death by Self Harm in Bellevue Domestic Case
Lucinda Dull a domestic employed by J. J. Haw ley in Bellevue died by self inflicted poisoning. She attempted to save herself with medical aid but succumbed. The report notes the incident occurred on May 1 and identifies the deceased as a pretty young woman connected to the Haw ley household.
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Privanona
Lucinda Dull
J. J. Hawley
Bellevue
Lucinda
Fragmented Historic Snippet Roundup From May Reports
A garbled OCR led to scattered items: Mobile and Ohio engineers accept a cut of 8, a May 7 note on a legal case, Gatow near Spandau destroyed by fire, Richard Croker remarks in Temmany hall, a Liberal MP’s motion in the House, Parker conference in Wayoness Georgia, a smallpox scare in Atchison Kansas.
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Buntix
Gatow
Spandau
fFe
Ghd
Ning
Richard Croter
Samuel Smith
House of Commons
May Day Demonstration Grows in London Hyde Park
English workers held their annual eight hour demonstration on the first Sunday after May Day. Procession formed in Landon, moved to Hyde Park with music, a large platform, and speeches by socialist and labor leaders. Eleanor Marx-Aveling and Karl Marx’s daughter translated parts of their speeches as protests against Conservative policy and calls to unify labor actions.
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Landon
Loxpow
Hyde Park
Atha Park
Lal Mat
Socialiat
I’rench
Eleanor Mars-Aveling
Karl Marx
Daugster
Rescued Explorers Endure Daylight Ordeal
A diver reached a party of tourists trapped in a daylight ordeal near Gnas Austria at 10:80 am. The rescuer pulled them from despair, bringing relief to the stranded group. Nearby, reports from Milledgeville Ga and other towns describe unrelated incidents and local figures in brief notices.
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Gnas
Austria
Telegraph Brevities Mention Local Campaigns and Veterans Group
Telegraph notes attorney G A Gulber oct campaigns for governor and honors to Richardson son of Ad mee Seneeeeey of the Columban Gay Revelver. General Clement A Evins led five pieenies in some civic event as veterans group plans to influence the Confederate home in Atlanta with efforts to gain control.
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G .A. Gulberoct
Nealpaign
Heonte Ba Richardson
Admee Seneeeeey
The
Columban
Gay Revelver
Clement A. Evins
Oasis Erate Veterans of
Atlanta
Bloodthirsty Baron Arrested in Travel Inquiry
A chaotic report details the arrest of Max Kushlero, heir to a German noble family, who acted as assistant director of a traveling outfit. Charges cite trampling and assaults as witnesses are examined. the case unfolds amid a splintered travel troupe and public uproar.
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Moree
Roe Ulm
Tees Mesier
Qaton
Max Rom Kushlero
Scion
Ancient
Cerman Furally
Levi Wigatadt
Aete Wi
Peaeters Almast
Daaro
Eaxria Gr
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