Americus City: Health, Growth, and Prosperity Overview
Americus, Sumter County seat, stands as a thriving southern hub noted for healthfulness, fertile lands, and rapid growth. The piece highlights climate, agriculture, industries, public amenities, and L9 estates, praising Windsor Motel and Desoto, with a view toward tourism, wholesale trade, and improved infrastructure. It also mentions prominent institutions and a notable medical ad for Dr. S. C. Parson as a nerve restorer.
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Georgia
Annius
Sumter County
Get
Central
Savannah
Americus
Moatlous
Macon
Avs
Georgaonli
Winginls
Tanows
Tumstein
Gulf of Mesic
Jy Noah Ard
Lyon
Windsor
Desoto Fg
Atlanta
Baptist
II Cty
Toleo
Lange
Excel Rt
Lanka
Ae Lust Company
Myosin
Rene
Tourste
Americas
Florida
Limmywick
Princes Aire
Jona
DR. S
Davenport Deug Co
Carnot Urges Premier to Withdraw Resignation
President Carnot at the Elysee pressed M. Casimir Perier to rescind his resignation, but the premier stood firm. It is anticipated forming a new cabinet will be difficult with Melino, Bourzois, Ribot, and Peytral among possible ministers, though none is seen as certain. Bourgente later designated to form a cabinet in Paris on May 23 as ordered by Carnot.
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Carnot
Xls
Toro
Casimir
Rode ‘Tan
Bourgents
M. Bourgente
Ampert
Wastauaront
Homoolea
Iull
Oates Nominated for Alabama Governor in Democratic Primary
In Monteourny Alabama on May 23 the Democratic convention nominated Representative William C. Oates for governor by a vote of 271 84-100 to 233 12-100 over Captain Joseph T. Johnston. The campaign split between administration and anti administration factions with Johnston opposing Cleveland’s silver policy. Johnston pledged to oppose the administration while praising Democratic supremacy. After the result, Johnston addressed the convention urging unity and harmony. Also at the meeting, J K Jackson was named secretary of state, J C Smith treasurer, John Purlfoy auditor, with attorney general pending. A separate mass meeting in Cuncrxwatt urged a shorter workday and higher wages.
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Alabama
Monteourny
William C. Oates
Joseph T. Johnston
Johnston
Cleveland
J. K. Jackson
J. C. Smith
John Purlfoy
Ral
Svaupsky Promoted Among Leading Dry Goods Lines
A fragment notes Svaupsky’s praised qualities and promotion of Figs formula in 60s bottles by top dry goods sellers. It urges prompt procurement without substitutes and mentions limited availability for those wishing to try it.
Reports Claim Escape Details From International Incident
May 24 dispatches describe rising government anxiety over reports of Arguello ex governor of Hama involved in the murder of an American, Wilson, and the restoration of Mosquito chief Clarence by a British warship commander. Official advices from Minister Baker and Captain Watson add to confusion as Uhl weighs a partial report from Binofields. Baker’s intended arrival near Menoa and Watson’s account of Arguello’s escape are cited, with notes that earlier claims may have been for military purposes rather than truth.
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Arguello
Hama
Wilson
Clarence
Magicienna
Baker
Watson
Botis
Uhl
Perhal
Binofields
Menoa
Pre Avenue
Captain Watson
Caof
Ehiot
Wileton
GORMAN ON TARIFF DIVIDED VOTE IN SENATE
In the Senate a 45 to 24 vote split on tariff motion as Kyle Mae and Reaslation on the Kuttret of Toter arguing over the Mandwich frauds. Gorman spoke of nearing the end of progress and praised emancipation while criticizing tariffs as discrimination against raw materials and manufacturing. The debate grew tense as the chamber listened to long remarks and the gallery reacted with shouts.
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Kay
Kyle Mae
Mandwich
Gorman
I Trusts
Gormea
New York
New Jerey
Sonia
Mr. Gorman
Democrate Aml
Repeal efforts and varied reports fill May dispatches
May reports from Washton and nearby towns describe political maneuvers over state bank tax repeal and Indian depredation claims, with Senator Kyle voicing dissatisfaction over 50 per cent of claims. Sanatoria inquiries continue. flood impacts in Connaught valley and Washington state prompt recovery actions and warnings.
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Wasumoror
Kyle
Pine Ridge
A Novel Damage Case and Faction Struggle in Crown Point
Reported in Chicano May 1991, rival factions Johnson and Mayer contend for control as a damaged train action and thwarted electoral effort unfold. The narrative notes a factional fight, a failed conclusive vote, and claims of mayoral defeat amid a volatile political clash.
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Crown Point
Johnson
Ea Mayer Tews
Iman
Lawlis
Canidate Johnson
Towle
Telegraph Brevities from a Fragmented Report
A garbled telegraph brief mentions Ab Dabils Go and a gay man with an acon flow of Colonel Fred C. Saeer, an old Con in Richmond. A boiler explosion near JaneTise is noted with Heary and Clare referenced as successors to Georgia’s late secretary of state. At Forest City, Ark a vective named Webster appears.
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Fred C. Saeer
Richmon
JaneTise Eeecar
Clare
Gea- Cook
Georgia
Leavenworth Coal Company Increases Mining Price
A Leavenworth Kansas report states the Leavenworth Coal Company has decided to raise the price of mining to 118 dollars per ton. Details about the changes affecting mines, docks, or houses are unclear in the transmission.
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Lacroses Leavenwourt
Kan
Leavenworth Coal Company
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