Americus Georgia as a healthy and growing city
The article extols Americus as Sumter County’s hub and a model winter climate. It highlights fertile land, ample production in cane sugar, meats, corn, and vegetables, a growing population, robust infrastructure, and substantial hotel and industrial capacity, supported by diverse amenities and direct rail links to major cities and Florida.
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Georgia
Sumter County
Luvalan
Savannah
Wycoon
Americus
Mont
Tilwads
Macon
Andersonville
Thomasville
Etty
Geort
Virginia
Confederacy
Fahrenfelt
Avhoi Cote
Gulf of Mes
Harther
Noel
Anerioia
Bie Weal
Atlanta
Teventy
Tos
Sual
Toy
I Good
Opera House Coorly Guenighed
Lee
Exceleet Ranke
Foam Anitust
Lan Min”Ates
Ivewela
Florida
Orb
West Ata
Launowick
Omeju
Sai Ak
Ceeaheea
Cites
Atu
Miners and Operators Fail to Reach Coal Strike Settlement
May 19 report from Crevetaxp notes a complete failure in talks between miners and operators over the bituminous coal strike. Miners refuse to concede, operators split, and both sides prepare for continued conflict as the conference adjourns without agreement.
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Tnrma
Milner
McBride Tettore
Americs
Cald
Minera
W. P Reno
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Themeelger
Colonel Reno
Parma Fe
John Meliride
United States
Thatia
California Syrup of Figs Ad Revival
An altered vintage ad touts California Syrup of Figs as a refreshing healthful product. It promotes its taste and natural claim, urging readers to try the remedy and warns against substitutes. Includes promotional language and pricing hints for bottles.
That Fearful Case The Take for Many Hours with No Hope of Rescue
A gale on Lake Michigan forced 13 hours of peril for seamen and passengers, with nearly 100 endangered and 10 saved. Twenty seven men waited in a wrecked crib off Lakeview, later reported safe. Other storms hit Augusta Georgia Cape May New Jersey and Chicago area with wind rain lightning and damage.
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Curcago
Lake Michigan
Linsh
Lakeview
Tren
FIGHTING CAPTAINS IN EXCURSION FLEETS AT ST LOUIS
A report from St Louis on May 19 describes a clash between Capt W H Thorwogan who commands the Grand Republic and City of Vicksburg and Capt Harry Bralaski of the opposing fleet including the Fasgesa and the City of 2 Kioms. The dispute centers on landing privileges at the foot of something near the wharf boat. The confrontation led to exchanges and the ships moving to a different area, with both captains disputing the meeting point and the authority over the landing. The incident follows an earlier note about the Sugar Trust and other dispatches.
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St. Louis
W. HH. ‘Thorwogan
Grand Republic
City of Vicksburg
Harry Bralaski
Fasgesa
Iite
Kioms
Faa
Phat Schangel
Mecca
Ibs
Crain
Wasnootes
Democrat
Texas
Peteay Ort ‘Bination van Gerson
Woerraty
Wakefield
War news and political notes from multiple cities
Reports reach from Washington to Chicago on legal, political, and security matters. Congressional hearings on sugar tax end with closed doors while power shifts unfold in state and federal campaigns.
Uneasy Informers and Political Rumors Across Camps
Reports from May 19 describe growing unease among informers as testimonies in charges unfold. May 19 dispatches mention Hill's senate absence drawing attention and a rash of rumors about revenue taxes and other political shifts. The mix of gossip covers Moody the evangelist, a elopement case in New York, and freight rate complaints at a Lumber Manufacturers meeting.
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Gallinger
Hiepechh
Wasursatos
Senate
Snd
Ten Ovens
Tas
Wasuinaror
Hill
Giscote
Local Political Finances Mention in Raleigh Telegraph
The brief notes J. H. W. is charged with crime and arrested near Raleigh while First National Bank of Orlando activity is mentioned. Footing Gy dates dominate state coverage as M. J. O'Brien from Catholic Knight of America fame earns a fine for railroad dealings in Chattanooga.
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J. HW
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First National Bank of
Orlando
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M. J. O'Brien
Catholic Knight of America Fame
Chattanooga
Iis SanSeo Railroad
NO NEW BISHOPS AT METHODIST CONFERENCE
The general conference of the Methodist Church South decides no bishops be appointed this session. An adverse report prompts a memorial for Bishop W. We Turner to retire, while other candidates and governance questions face scrutiny. The body adopts the report amid debates on authority and candidacy.
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Wargreve
Methodiat
South Hae
Turner
Tyre
Nates Chao Tnt
Lg Raalveide
Lease's Sickness Deepens at Deaf and Dumb Institution
Mrs Ellen Lease, confined at the Deaf and Dumb Institution for a week, shows no improvement. Friends fear for her health as reports indicate continued decline and concern about her age and condition. A separate Moscow dispatch notes German Baptists leaving the LK and Vall ho martes as the coal scarcity worsens and advisory measures unfold.
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Am Ascater
Rat
Otstas
Kan
Ellen Lease
Mra
Ray Frum
Siaarwan
Lowboy
Chrontela
Moscow
Cad
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C. A. Coleman
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Bailey’s
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Castoria
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BROS
Business College
Americus Georgia
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Alabama
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California
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Imma Az Fa Foo
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Augusta
Avoosta
Broadway
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N.J
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George Hoffman
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War Department
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Department of Columbia
Senate Investigating Committee
Sugar Investigation Committee
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Jones
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Spain
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the Journal
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Emile Henry
Hee
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Minera’ International Congress
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Dwight J. Moody
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