Americus Georgia Promises Growth as Winter Resort Center
In Southwest Georgia Americus sits at major rail junctions and near Florida with a booming climate. The piece touts fertile land, sugar cane, peaches, and LeConte pears, plus a growing population, fine hotels, banks, and factories. It highlights artesian wells, health benefits, a strong civic service, and a thriving trade hub serving ten counties.
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Americus
Sexier County
Central
Savannah and Western
Savannah
Montomery
Macon
Andersocville Peem Grounds
Florida
Thonaviille
Whch
St Ty
Gestta
Virginia
Tennessee
Confederacy
Egypt
Reuth
Aaron
Gulf of Mesie
New County
DeSoto
Atlanta
Americas
Ptist
Presbyterian
Eolapcopa
Baptist
Industrice Cream Extensivn Iron Works
Stram Cazndry
Magnil Ccus
DOING GOOD BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL GROWTH
Reports from the southern trade show cotton prices firming with profits for growers, mills well stocked, and new regional industries added during the week. Iron, coal, and textile sectors stay steady, while cooperatives gain traction. several new plants and mills are announced across Arkansas, Texas, Georgia, and neighboring states. Also notes a lake disaster near Michigan with a barge total loss and missing crew, and hints at renewed Armenian question talks among Great Britain France and Russia.
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Newport Grain and Mailing
Owpors
Ark
Thompson
Wheeling
Yay Pla
Roanoke
Brownwood
Tex
Columbia
8. C
W. V
Greenville
New Orleans
Tradeamag
Canton
Misa
Madisonville
Tenn
Biloxi
Miss
Oil Ee
Anderson
Brunswick, Ga
Piedmont
Ala
McAvpin
Williston
Fla
Athens
Trenton
Sod Oragge
Eniaula
Harriman
Iron and Steel Works
Houston
Gaffney Cotton Mills
Gaffney
D. C
Woodstock Woolen Milla
Woodstock
N. C
Catholic University dedicates McMahon Hall in grand ceremony
At McMahon Hall on the Catholic University campus in Washington, a 3 PM dedication honored the new building costing nearly $500,000. Cardinal Gibbons and Mar Satolli spoke as bishops and clergy attended. The Romanesque granite structure, 355 by 70 to 300 feet, hosts philosophy and social science law departments under leaders Pace and Robinson.
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Catholic University
Mar Satolli
Cardinal Gibbons
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Oladiershop Carn Ol Ne
Jahoigne
New York
Wiliams
Boston
Ryan
Plea
Ireland
St. Paul
B A. Pacesdean
W. O. Robinson
Sven
Mgr. McMahon
Aoe
University
Keane
Campos Refuses Appest Release of Tripomers by Autosomiste
Havana dispatch reports committee members urged Captain General Martinez de Campos to free detained Autonomist leaders in Santiago de Cuba. He refused and confirmed harsh sentences, with prisoners to be sent to Ceuta Africa. Notable figures Endaldo Tama 0 Antonio Bravo Alfred Betancourt Ricardo Landa and others were sentenced to 20 years in African prisons.
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Autonomist
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Santiago de Cuba
Ceuta
Africa
Gibralta
Madrid
Associated Press
Endaldo Tama
Antonio Bravo
Alfred Betancourt
Ricardo Landa
Sio Masferrer
Rafael Sabarin
Jose Oliver
Apeini
Hurlburt's Lawsuit and Widow's Letter From Abroad
Mrs. W. H. Hurlbart widow of a distinguished journalist publishes a letter from Meran in Tirol dated Sept 23 defending her late husband against breach of promise allegations. She notes he fled England after a perjury warrant and later died in Italy, while detailing his avoidance of English courts and ongoing efforts to gather evidence in the United States and elsewhere to support his testimony.
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the Times
W. H Hurlbart
Meran
Austrian Tyrol
Hurlbart
Italy
Herlbart
England
America
Milfordhaven
Thut
United States
London
Standard Oil to Bid on Crude Oil in Royal Field
Los Angeles October 1 James O Harvey local Standard Oil agent refuted rumors of a takeover. He said headquarters plans field purchases of crude oil and shipping arrangements to consumption points. The move aims to reflect oil field value while denying control or production plans.
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California
Los Anartes
James
Har- Yey
Standard Oil Company
Los Angeles
Harvey
Royal Oil Field
Drake's Campaign Views on Currency Policy
General Drake, Republican candidate for governor, spoke in support of stable currency and a parity between gold and silver. He argued for a sound money system to enable business, labor, and commerce, warning that fluctuations could bring trouble and disaster. The remarks reflected his party's stance on money and economic policy.
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Drake
Cable Car System Inaugurated In New York
The Thin Aven ts railroad postofiles now known as the cable car system began operation at 6 o clock with two cars starting simultaneously from key points. The dispatch notes a massillon report on miners seeking higher wages and possible strikes, plus a large fire at the Red Cloud roller mill in Hebreska area causing estimated losses around $40,000.
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New York
Thin Avents
Hebreska
Exposition Opens Not This Sunday At Cotton States Fair
The Cotton States and International Exposition will not open on Sundays. Action by the board of directors enforced by H Cabvantas motion and supported by H W Palmer sets bylaws to restrict openings to weekdays during the fair. Solomon's Lodge of Masons Savannah plans to ship a large display of relics to the exposition, possibly including a Bible once owned by the lodge.
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Ik Promer
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California Fig Syrup CO
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Savannah
Oldaat Masonic Lodge
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Bavaria Regent Rejects Plea for Release
The Augsburg Abend Zeitung reports the Bavarian regent Prince Luitpold refused to consider a plea from Louis Een of Now who faced imprisonment and fines for tarrying. Meanwhile banks in Barry County, the Bank of Mooreland and the Bank of Purdy, were closed by Secretary of State Lesar under the new bank examination law, bringing the total to 13 closures with others preparing. An International Shipping steamer Kensington arrived from Antwerp with two deaths aboard due to consumption and bronchitis. Retail liquor licenses are being collected at Fort Leavenworth for Keeley Institution soldiers home, amid questions on the mint in coinage totals.
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International Company
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