Americus and its Southwest Georgia boom town image
The piece extols Americus as a thriving southwest Georgia hub with rich agriculture and industry. It highlights cotton fruits grains and vegetables crops plus rail access and growing real estate demand driven by a favorable climate and population increase. It notes hotels railroads manufacturers and a regional trade center attracting settlers and investors.
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Sumter
Aries
Tarricus En Ontgmery
Macun
Jon Lanl
Eden
Miles Oath
Brea
Tim
Americus
Elit Brity
Howe
Georgia
Avery
Remarkable Illinois Wedding Ties Politics and Union
The wedding united Lewis Stevenson Jr. son of Vice President Stevenson and Hales Louise Davis, Bloomington native and editor of the Daily Pantagraph. The event linked high society with political divides as Davis’s paper opposed Brevardon and party interests, yet the couple’s long friendship and local esteem framed a lasting union amid weathering controversy.
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Lewis Reen Stevenson
Stevenson
Mies Hales
Louise Davis
William O. Davis
Ciines
Bloomington
Davis
Pantagraph
Bre- Vermon
Hie
Grove
Seton Sc
Fords Unt
Carlisle Views on Moby Standard and Currency Policy
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Carlisle and Treasury views on a gold standard, currency use, and monetary policy. Mentions New York market activity and presidential attention to ongoing fiscal debates.
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New York
Carlisle
Treasery
York
Historic snapped note on silver policy and local notices
The item lists various scattered topics including silver bullion policy and a gubernatorial veto. It mentions a Georgian feud figure Major Jom Cobb of Macon dying, the Russian Cosmetes release order, and a railroad accident in Mississippi.
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Macon
Jom B. Cobb
FIRES OF A DAY AND THE AUGUSTA SHOW REPORT
A fire in Springfells Mig Minar Newpence Tennessee killed at least three, with several injured as the blaze raged just before 12 m. Names Bradehaw and Que Meadred listed among the dead, with scattered details. Also a dispatch from Augusta notes The Greatest Event in years drawing crowds and excitement as the city hosts a major show.
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Springfells Mig Minar
Newpence
Tenn
Lehigh Valley Strike Expands to Southeaston Rally
A strike spread with a secret meeting held in Southeaston where 90 workers and union men pledged to boycott work. The action, connected to Lehigh’s Laromatta in Bathos, Pa, signals broader labor solidarity across the region.
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Lehigh
Laromatta
Baatos
South Easton
Tad Ps Srey
Dereey City
N. J
Lehigh Valley
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Zeigher Bros
Zeigler Bros
D. Bailey
N. B
Novi
Dixon & Childers
Oiles
Forsyth St
Ons
Geo. D. Wheatley
Neves
Geo. D. Wheatleys
D. Wheatley
Logica
Peter Beray
Peeten Cotaws
Cassimere Business
Valle
Ethan
GEO. D. Lares Oh
Cotton Ave
Stavenson- Davis
Helen Louise Davis
Parlties
Ovcasion
Pall Mall Gasette
MR. Carlisle
United Sates
Teytun
United States
Everest Merthem Veters
Atlasta
Fremman
Troup
Augusta
Raymond Ca
Toledo
Eee
Wasmisotos
Oarl Male
Cocumany
Her
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Sttechenesta
Moors
Ee Tamiy Bart
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Miller
Mam
Athenia
Atlaxta
Coarte
Thie City
William Latrt
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B. C
Eanprem
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