Americas Georgia Town Praised For Climate, Growth, And Industry
The Americus region in southwest Georgia is described as a healthy, fertile agricultural center with mild winters, dry air, and robust growth. It highlights climate advantages, population growth, value of real estate, and diverse industries including iron works, furniture, guano, mills, and hotels serving winter tourists, with a thriving public university system and modern infrastructure.
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Georgia
Sumter County
Feore Issih
Bavainal
Y Peterman
Savannah
Americus
Montry
Macon
Andersrayitie Hs
Rom Thomavelle
Gulf
Americas
Yost
New County Court House
Windsor Hotel
Savanahaslae
Atlanta
Savannnah
Antone Veekly
Manluy
Lange Gwy
Ted Oll
Fee
Gama
Joan Andiniot
Magic Water Court
Bolle
Berd
Oorgia
Florida
Ines
Bothaul
Savane
Inca
Owl
Barrett
Cdo
Develors
Bailey's Alaska Refrigerators Ad Claim Bargain Furnishings
An old advertisement touts Bailey's Alaska Refrigerators as the prettiest and cleanest, promising satisfaction and featuring White Mountain and Arctic freezers. It hawks Willow Rockers at 2.50 and other furniture, with prices claimed far below rivals, and promotes curtains, wallpaper, and shades as 25 percent cheaper than any other house.
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White Mountain
Arctic
Georgia Delegation Urges Government Exhibit Aid for Atlanta 1895
Hearings in Washington on Representative Livingston’s bill seek federal support to erect and stock a government exhibit at the Cotton States and International Exposition in Atlanta. Delegation including Senators Gordon and Walsh, Speaker Crisp, Mayor Goodwin, and C. A. Collier pressed for national backing to foster closer South American trade ties and interstate cooperation, arguing the project is a national enterprise, not a local affair. Separate notes record coal strike shortages in Maryland and a tobacco magnate’s donation for free talks and related programs.
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Hous
Livingston
Atlanta
Gordon An Walsh
Crisp
Georgia
C. A. Collier
of the Exposition Company
4. M. Inman
R. B. Bullock
Goodwin
Atlanta Cham
Acs Eare Core Imen
Clark Howell
The
Atlanta Constitution
Washington
Sal Rey
Europe
United States
Mabroad
New York
Maser
New England
Lee
Timi
Ita
Parprnicx
Telegraph Brevities from the Union League era change
Mystery fragments describe brief notices on local associations and figures during the Union League era. Readable items reference groups, regions, and people, but details are obscured.
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Yannah
Tamneses
Bote Ae Oa Unin
Part Cieen
Shanta Piva
Union League
Syarphis California Syrup Company Listing
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Syarphis California Full Syrup Co. item unclear. no clear date place or outcome provided. text appears damaged and lacks readable proper nouns or events.
Croker's Downfall Discussed in Washington Rumor Flurry
A Washington dispatch reports Richard Croker's retirement from Tammany Hall leadership was forced by internal strife and not voluntary. It cites a supposed bluff by Croker, accusations of misrepresentation, and friction with Mayor Gilroy. The piece sketches factional maneuvers shaping New York politics and outlines key players and tensions within Tammany.
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New York
Washington
Richard Croker
Baleraip
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Tate
Chin
Stoker
Gilroy Ooncade
Croker
Gilroy
Temimany
Clark
Clar
Mr. Croker
Fourteenth Street
Ray Torlly
Iir
Tina
Mr. Gilroyrote
Galvin's Hungry Men Face Starvation and Arrests
In Pittfield and G a r e d e n, the Galvin commonwealers face near starvation as reports say the army suffers. Colon el Galvin and staff are beleaguered and a liquor find triggers arrests. Tramps remain corralled in the inn yard as scenes unfold with disorder and displacement.
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Gabvin
Galvin
Ae ‘Lef
Liquen
Waaupotox
Carl Browné
New York May 13 Imminent 1804 Mint Event Attracts Crowd
Readiness declared for a major early 1800s event as crowds expected to gather near 40,000 plus in the vicinity. Report mentions horses entering races, betting, and notable contenders while noting western and southern contingents and a brooklyn presence. Also references police warrants and a murder conviction in Maryland.
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Brocklyn Mandleap
Furty Thamand
New York
Theo
Boc Ar Nog
Ato iv
Mobey
Pgs Mt ‘Wattek Ajax
Sport Mars
Ce Ford
Isnee Ales Oon
Henry of Navi A Fe Eee Prasnes
Eng
Toral
Sir Walter
West cald lifts tariff bill as Senate party lines on display
The article reports Senator Westcaldt pressing to defeat the tariff bill during naval appropriation debate in the House. It notes Republican aims to kill the tariff measure, with party tension and expected Senate action shaping the outcome. A separate note mentions a fatality and other district events amid scattered references.
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United States
Herons
Nareleonwke
Rama
Populist Convention Signals Possible Senate Fight
A May 15 dispatch from Macon cites Atlanta reporting on the Populist state convention to be held in the city. The deliberations allegedly aim to influence the senatorial contest while considering gubernatorial options. A brief note mentions two children amid unrelated Fallare incident in New York.
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Rene Gene
Macon
Atlanta
People's Party
Rakzeg
Pisten Je
Saan Seta
Suit for damages filed in Jackson County Alabama
A damage suit has been filed in Jackson County Alabama against a party identified as R O Rew Exsentor Claimant regarding alleged financial or property damages. The action seeks monetary relief and outlines the plaintiff's claim and jurisdiction in Alabama court.
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R.O
Ala
Jackson County
Election of Caffery and 1695 vacancies in state and federal posts
The article notes the election of Caffery and outlines vacancies caused by the death of General Cite with multiple political names mentioned. It references appointments and pending vacancies in federal and state offices, including the United States Senate and other positions. The text includes scattered names such as Blanchard, Tanaka, and others, and mentions locations like Albany and Saratoga County.
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Blanchard
Gail
Ontave
Tanaka Caffery
Tatana
Cite
Cal
United Bt Bench
U. Staten
Tiantelte
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