Notable Americus prospects and amenities described in hopeful survey
The article extols Americus Georgia as a fertile, healthful, rapidly growing city with a population over 18,000 rising by about 4,000 since 1886. It highlights climate, air quality, and absence of malaria, plus elegant public buildings, churches, schools, a three-story post office, a thriving business district, a large hotel stock, and extensive railroad facilities connecting to Atlanta Savannah and Florida. It lists industries including iron works, furniture, guano, ice, mills, car works, textile and mercantile firms, with capital investments and hotels serving winter tourists.
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Virginia
LeCouta
Suivest Trust
Gulf Mevier
Stout
Nion
Amathcus
Greater
Dan
Cty Ly
New County
Bs Nesote
Savannah
Ama
Atlanta
Americus
Baptist Burch
Wiyabie
Aystea
Drza
Georgia
Tesrist
Savanmam
Brunswick
Fragmentary note on manufacturing and land use in South Tats
The readable fragments discuss manufacturing success linked to cultivation and productivity, with references to pine and oak materials, land selection in South Tats for Sa5 tr, and economic notes about grants and city conditions affecting growth and market prospects.
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Landa
Dows
Ailey
Sim Mon Liver Regulator Endorsed by Satisfied Readers
A vintage advertisement extols Simmon Liver Regulator as a trusted remedy recommended by many, claiming it never disappoints and works naturally. The copy urges readers to buy the product from J. H. Zollin and A Uo of Philadelphia, noting the red seal on the wrapper.
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Pilia
J. H.zollin
Philadelphia
Brice Voices Confidence in Republican Nominee in 1905
Senator Calin Brice, riding the eastern express, said the 1905 election results make it almost certain the next Republican national convention will nominate the president. He argued Cleveland’s policy caused the Democratic disaster but GOP figures like Gorman remain viable. he dismissed talk that Gorman is annihilated and praised Matt Quay’s performance.
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Tainty
Republicsa
Expres
New York
Brice
Republica
Ces
Ohio
Maryland
Kentucky
Anderson
Democratic Committee
Foraker
Cleveland
Beri
The
Democrat
Gorman
Mr. Brice
Matt Quay
Senator Gorman
Cotton Report Shows Varied State Averages for November
The Agricultural Department reports November cotton averages per acre by state with Virginia 190 pounds and Texas 151. A widespread concern over a short yield or half crop is noted among correspondents. Separate item recounts the steamer Puritan’s peril near Great Gull Island and rescue efforts delayed by risks to the vessel.
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Agricultural Department
Department of Agriculture
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Mississippi
Texas
Tennessee
New Lonpox
Cann
Great Gull Island
A. Wolcott
T. A. Scott, Jr
Cforts
Illinois Delegation at the Chicago Fair Arrives in Atlanta
The Chicago delegation led by Governor Altgeld and Mayor Swift arrives in Atlanta on Sunday, plans Illinois Day at the fair, with remarks by Governor Altgeld and others. A reception by the Young Men's Democratic League is set for 7:00 p.m. Local organizers will invite Cincinnati and major commercial groups to the exposition.
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Atlanta
Chicago
Altgeld
Swift
Windy City
Ilinois
Prokor
Paak Woodward
Cie Castro
Tilincla
W. Tkinson
Prd
Arnold Brae
Altgald
Ree Steele Shiragssan
Lucien L. Knight
Inc
Peet Muant
National Beard
Goverscr Oe
Lulinote
Henry L. Turner
Young Men's Democratic League
No Show for Blackburn Republicans Likely Control Kentucky Legislature
Kentuckians report Republicans near solid control of the next general assembly with candidates statewide led by Dr. God Pet for the First Mayday in January. The state note mentions November events and a Supreme Court argument in a Stanford case with a cautious timeline and local impact.
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Kentucky
Lousoniz
General Assembly
State
Dr. God
Supreme Court
Stanford
Bret Peeee
Senator Dubois Talks on Tariffs and Senate Reform
Idaho senator Dubois, en route to Washington, discusses Republican chances in Utah and Nevada, party caucus strategies, and potential patronage deals. He predicts a presidential proclamation for Utah statehood and says tariff legislation will be pursued to fund deficits, with wool protections and sectional bargaining likely shaping policy.
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Dubois
Idaho
Washington
Senate
Utah
Jones
Nevada
Butler
South Carolina
Treasury
Cleveland
A Southern Man or Quay's Choice For Vice President
A Florida Republican leader traveling with Senator Quay argues Republicans will name a southern man for vice president next year. The group, en route to St Lucie to hunt and fish, discusses political sectional divides, vows, and implications for party leadership nationwide.
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Quay
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Washington
Benator Quay
St. Lucie
Negro Lynched After Escape and Death in Georgia
Reports from Hoxmoniz Georgia detail the lynching of Lewis Jefferson a Black man who allegedly attacked a white girl last week. A local jury ruled he died at the hands of a mob. Separate items note a rumor about Secretary Hoke Smith and a death of Dr Bail Norris in San Francisco.
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Hoxmoniz
Lewis Jefferson
Miss Wilson Frobel
Posse
Fainting Court Scene in Herring Insurance Suit
In Sospex on November 11 a New York doctor Dr Conyers Herring sues an insurance company for 10000 dollars on a Mohi Haagwill loss. Witnesses discuss a southern voyage with Mrs Herring and rumors of relationships. Mrs Herring fainted in court as defense counsel questioned credibility and alleged lies about the Herring marriage.
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Robert Louia Stevenson
Eder
Herring
Citer Yu
Pardon Petitioners Circulate Clemency Requests in Mississippi
The Friends of Marshall, Fox and Cole circulate petitions in Jackson and Brandon urging clemency for young men convicted of killings. Under the new constitution petitioners must publish intent to apply to the governor for 30 days in the county of crime, stating the crime, reason, conviction date, and sentence. Counter petitions circulated in Rankin County during election day, with about 800 names collected.
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Friends of
Marshall, Fox and Colewan
Jackson
Miss
Friends of A
Fox and Goleman
Warner County
Brandon News
Op Tt
Rankin County
Waller Dying Writes Hope to See Family Again
Ex consul John M. Waller in French prisons writes despondent letters from Clairvaux and Nimes noting poor health under hospital diet. He states he does not expect to see his family again as his health declines. His lawyers have been instructed in the case.
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Nimes
Waller
Ready for the Rush The Word From Grover on Fosseston
A fragmented dispatch reports on Grover’s message triggering action near Fosseston and nearby Nee Perces borders. The text notes residents waiting for a directive while officials in Wash. and local attorneys are referenced in the confusing ledger of appointments and jurisdiction.
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Fosseston
Sookaxe
Wash
Spokesman
Lewis
Nee Perces 1
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