Americus Georgia Town gains fame as healthy trade hub
The piece touts Americus in Sumter County as a thriving southern center. It highlights its climate, healthfulness, population growth, public buildings, hotels, churches, schools, and robust industries. It notes a growing demand for housing and a bustling wholesale and manufacturing economy anchored by timber, furniture, planing mills, metalwork, and rail car shops.
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Savannah
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Andere Wes County
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Pichon
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Cimate Aid Parroundings
Opesson
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Gulf of Merle
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Oatesort
New County Court House
Windsor Hotel
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Ritelass
Quaso Works
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Stram
Surli
Joan Wed
Vary Targa Escurors
Reeani
Kater Resort Hooteh
Evel Wpas
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Florida
Tariff Outlook sparks late plan shift in Senate vote
May 22 report outlines two main reasons for a timing change in the tariff bill delay. It notes aggressive Republican senators secured concessions and fears of a House setback prompting a potential conference stalemate. Analysts cite personalities like Mr. Harter and others as pivotal in the looming autumn Congress. The piece also mentions Wat coded mentions and river racing event results from St Louis.
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Use House
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Ohio
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Oleutumn
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Walsh and Labor Clash Over Pension Bill in Senate
Georgia senator Walsh defended labor while arguing against blocking work rights for men seeking employment. He challenged the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers’ condemnation of his bill to punish obstructions on a national railroad project. The debate touched on capital versus labor and the reach of law.
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United States Mail
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California Syrup Company Product Notice
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a product by California Syrup Co involving a remedy or tonic. Specifics are unclear but mention of health effects and a to-do about a toilet is noted. No clear names, dates, or outcomes available in the legible text.
Complications Challenge Atlanta Exposition Plans Over Chicago Building
May 22 report states Secretary Carlisle may have closed a contract affecting removing the government building from the Chicago World's Fair to Atlanta. Subcommittees fear a setback as treasury dispatches hint at possible acceptance of the Chicago arrangement. Crowds gather in Raleigh for cornerstone laying ceremony with remarks by Grimes and Easton.
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Atlanta
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Peixoto Seeks to Rally Forces in Brazil Crisis
The Times Buenos Aires correspondent reports President Peixoto still facing General Saraiva and other powerful groups as Brazil begins to contend with internal upheaval. Flood reports from Williamsport and flood relief efforts are noted along with rail traffic resuming between Johnstown and Conemaugh. A Prohibition enforcement league forms in New Hampshire and a Cincinnati post office incident headlines local crime.
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Police Kill Five In Turbulent Vienna District
A Vienna dispatch reports a dramatic incident ending in the death of five people as a police officer confronted a suspect. The event unfolds amid disorder and suspicion, with authorities carrying the body of Emile Henry from the scene. The report also notes financial tensions prompting talks on duties paid in gold.
Lynched the Negro and Attack on Young Girl Also Sheriff Kills Ravisher
A brutal incident on May 23 reports a mob lynching a Black man after an assault on a 10 year old girl near Ar. Smit’s home. The sheriff later killed Henry Jones, a convicted ravisher, in pursuit after a jailbreak attempt. The young girl is not expected to recover.
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Laraverre
Sane Brossard
Henry Jones
Mbrides Talk and War on Coal Strikes Stir Nation
In a mass meeting speech President John Moelride of the Naliel mine workers warned that without coal the nation faces failure. He urged unity to end strikes and keep coal flowing by rail and mine workers. The talk follows a patchwork of local incidents across the country from Texas to Kentucky.
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Niniacalorages
Jerome Peak
Huck Ina
Telegraph Briefs Highlight Georgia Militia and Local Conflicts
Fragmented notes report a killing in Athens involving Joseph Griffith See and a man named Austin Payne. Other items mention militia encampments at Camp Northen Griffin and political races with General Evans leading by dwindling margins amid unclear local conditions.
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Georgia
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Kate
Aly
Feathers and Controversy Reach Houston Churches
The rector of Christ Church Dr Aves faces uproar as debates over equality and taxes spark church withdrawals. In Houston, 300 members reportedly plan to leave Ave's church amid accusations of sectarian tension between clergy and parishioners.
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