Future of the South From Edward Atkinson's View
Edward Atkinson reviews the South in Manufacturers' Record, arguing a vast unexplored region in the Appalachians offers rich resources, favorable climate, and capacity to support millions of industrious families. He highlights coal and iron deposits rivaling Europe and describes a land suited for both white and black workers in a growing regional economy.
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Edward Atkinson
Bartimorne
Manufacturers’ Record
South
Atkinson
United States
France
New England
Itia
West
Appalachian
Potomac
Alabama
Piedmont
Blue Grain
Kentucky
Southland
England
Wales
Scotland
Belgium
Germany
Europe
HEDRAL IN WASHINGTON
Endowment for a Washington cathedral noted by Bishop Pavet as Miss Mary Elizabeth Mann of Washington gave in trust property valued at $80,000 to begin an endowment for the capital church project with further gifts hoped for to support a grand epic work for Christ and His truth.
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Christ
Memorial Day Excur sion from Macon to Andersonville
Memorial day events at Andersonville are set with 700 to 800 Macon attendees and many from Fort Valley. G. A. R. post plans an 8:30 a.m. train, with large northern attendance expected. Major Hanson to deliver a leading Confederate veteran speech.
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Macon
Andersonville
Fort Valley
G. A. R. Post
Hotel Lanier
Major Hanson
America
Grand Army
Department of Georgia
Detroit
Georgia
Americus Jewelry Company to Open After Charter Grant
The Americus Jewelry Company receives charter approval and plans a late August or September opening. Formed from J Sullivan & Sons and J T Cotney & Co, it leases the Sullivan Sons store and will enlarge and modernize under architect T A Klattz. Management will include James T Conroy R L Sullivan and L Bell, with updated iron and plate glass frontage and local works steel for iron.
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Americus Jewelry Company
J. Sullivan & Sons
J.T. Cotney & Co
Sullivan Sons
T. A. Klattz
Americas
Chattanooga
Birmingham
James T. Conroy
R. L. Sullivan
L. ©. Bell
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de. Worth
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King Solomon
China
Ation
Pepe Bie
Cor. Lamar St
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Middlesborough
James Turner
Michael Dinenen
Cumberland Gap
Garrard County
Parks
Madison County
Cannon Roberts
Johnson County
Albert Evans
Ashland
Juan Williams
H. D. Loyd
Williams
Seville
Kenan
Central Road
Thomas Willingham
Macoy
W. B. Willingham
Atlanta
Thomas H. Willingham
Elaine Hy Vee
Hedral
Washington
Mary Elizabeth Mann
Branewick’s Ice Company
Brunswick
Macon Brewing Company
Christian Moerlein
Supt
Langley
Brunswick Ice Company
Central Ice Company
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Ohio
Woodson Ogletree
Ogle- Tree
Charles
Des Moines
American Express
Carroll
Matthews
Craig
Niswonger
Anson Scharnweber
Garner
Omaha
Scharnweber
Sewanee, Tenn
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Savanna
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W. W. Starr
J.C. Haskell
W. A. Gibbes
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Hanson
Hayes
New Yon
H. B. Hayes
Couvinus
Boynton
Clarence McElroy
Annie Reid
Rankin House
Jack Armstrong
Julius C. Jordan
Will Wallace
Zanesville
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Barynainen
Donalson & Co
Miram
Florida
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Fla
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Nowlin
Kirk
Philadelpasia
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Bardsley
Third National Bank
George Myers
Holmes’ Gap
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Bainanidga
Lumpkin
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