Cotton still king but in Sumter state
A collage of brief items notes Price McCormick & Co faced a 13 million deficit versus Georgia cotton value, the President viewing eclipses in Norfolk and Washington, Cuba fraud rumors, a Rome cannery proposed to keep money local, Michigan governor race intrigue, and various national figures and editorials. The mix reflects ongoing political, economic, and social chatter with regional emphasis.
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Price
McCormick & Co
Georgia
Washington
Indianapolis News
Rathbone
Saya
Neely
Cuba
Auditor’s Office
War Department
De“Aires
Indiana
Sanna
Multiple City Tax Sales Announced In 1900s Auction
Numerous parcels including house and lot at Lowe and Academy streets, Academy Street, Sullivan Street No 115, Jefferson Street No 12, 420 Jefferson Street, Furrow Street No 30, Hill and Marlow streets, East Furlow Street, and other properties are listed for sale to satisfy city tax claims for various years. Tenant in possession notified as required by law. auctions occur at the same time and place across identified parcels.
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Americus
Sumter County
Georgia
Lee Street
Tom Montgomery
Warren Woods
Bashley Woodson
Lowe and
Academy Streets
Chas
Catjedge
Academy Street
Suller
Lowe Street
Creecy Smothers
Creecy
Venant Ip
Academy Treet
Orth
Oliver Jones
J.J. Mitchell
London Morrow
Alvo
Sullivan Street
Gully
Georgia & Alabama Railroad
Mor Derry
Leviedon
Mariah Johnson
Jefferson Street
Penelope Tondec
Ann Clements
Chas J. Perry
Tor
Mery c. Perry
Watlaty
Maydy
J. Perry
Mary KE. Perry
Iso
Austin Jones Prourty
Joe Covington
H. Wikitama
Emma
Furrow Street
Furlow Street
I M. Stokes
Barlow Street
Walton Callaway
T. Walton Callaway
Aigo
Hill and
Marlow Streets
Pagen
Hill Street
W.A. Gray
Virginia Gray
Mia
Virginia Gras
I Esace Apes Beach
H. K. Johnson
Bettie Coleman
Ann Moss
Beecham Dixon
East Furlow Street
Fourlow Street
Peter Gaines
Mandy Raven
George Gaines
Ofas
Geo. Gaines
Gayton Prator
J. B. Dunn
Charlies Chambilss
Anna Blacktan
Anna Black Man
Peppermint Alley
Hagar Wilson
Catherine Hart
Robert Johnson
Eliza Johnson
Jordan's Alley
Creecy ‘Williams
Adam Terry
Caroline Terry
Della Harris
Rcad Waterworks
of Georgia Railway
Rooker
A. A. Booker
W. H. Feagin
Turkish envoy's Washington parade misread as honor tribute
Ahmed Pasha, the Turkish envoy, rode in a carriage along Pennsylvania Avenue to view the Mystic Shriners parade. The sight of fezes and baggy trousers prompted laughter as the envoy bowed at the Oriental band and the crowd, unaware the procession was not in his honor but a civic spectacle.
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Washington
Ahmed Pasha
Pennsylvania Avenue
Turkey
Constantinople
Orient
Mystic Shriners
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the Times-Recorder
Tur Awekiocs Eecoeps
Tec Aanicus Times
Americus, Go
Marie Louise Myrick
Times-Recorder
Webster County
Railroad Commission ‘of
Americus, GA
Norfolk
Savannah Press
New York
Rome
Tribune
Michigan
Sulzer
Augusta Chronicle
William J. Bryan
Macon Telegraph
St. Louis
Montana
The
Chicago Journal
Havana
Enquirer-Run
Kansas City
Oklahoma
India
McKinley
Hay
Presbyterian
Kesembly
D. ©. Lilly
Bullman Institue For
Fitzsimons
Fits
L. G. Broughton
Cotton
Sumter
Dr. Hathaway
Gett
Newton Hathaway
M. D
Th Broad Streets
Atlanta
Bell
Macydnorte
Roberts
Betta Tonatinig
Coun Council Agulest
Henry Roverts
Cecene
Démocratic
Faranfront
Columbus
Boca
Conmunts
Kadir
Corte
LAROS
Cardus
Druccists
Bornititore
A. W. Smite
Forsyth and
Jackson Streets
College Street
Lee
Thos
Harrold
J. H. di
Southwest
J. T. Dent
Planters Bank Building
Oragas
Wall Street
J. E. Thetreau.& CO
Broad Street
M. Callaway
Wuching
Gaines
North
North and. Meautiful Catalogue Free, Address Tmeation Lement C. Gaines
Myrtle Springs
B.B. Chambliss
Twitch
Runelpal
Rey
Monay
G.R. Ellis
Post Office
Phe
Rkel
I. H. Hy
Cruz
H. H. Company
Marshallville
Dodson’s Pharmacy
D. Pearlman
Lamb Street
Americas
Sam
W. H. Glover
Forsyth St
Opera House
Moffett
Dean Teetimnars Berdeta
Mortar