Americus Sees Prosperous Future in Southwest Georgia
The article highlights Americus as a thriving center in southwest Georgia with rich agricultural potential. It notes favorable climate for wheat and cereals, growing markets, and opportunities for settlers to establish farms, mills, and manufacturing near expanding rail links. It emphasizes abundant raw materials, land value, and the promise of growth for investors and settlers.
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Wienativa
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Elyere
Lille
Mruk
Georgia
Bajmist Presbyterian
Kile Oyil
Ivan Travelle Pureul
Silkaay
Eloun
Willis
Flecia
Bourrtay
Americus
Eselpte
Wal wQamer
Nes Ly
Gould
Innis
Ufa Tate
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Americas
Gunter Cou
Local Liquor Price List From a Distillery Sale
A garbled advertisement touts cash purchases and quick sales with a low price promise. It lists various bourbons and whiskeys such as Belle of Macon and Stone Mountain Corn, mentioning Old Pointer Club and other brands, though many spellings are unclear.
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Carolina
Stone Mountain
Wines and Brandies Advertisement Prices Listed
California Sherry and Port Wine offered from 75 cents to 15 per gallon Taarsed Sherry and Port Wines priced low per gallon Cragnac Brandy 250 to per gallon Careta by the case Rhine Wines by the case of twelve quarts Other goods by the gallon including Corn Whiskey Peach and Apple Brandies offered at low prices Jug trade emphasized Send for price list and information Phones 265
Round of New Comedies and Dramas at Popular Price
Announcement promotes a round of new comedies and dramas offered at 10 20 and 30 cents admission for theatergoers seeking affordable entertainment.
Leading Democrats Gather at Dallas
Dallas hosts a two day Democratic carnival opened with William Jennings Bryan arrival. prominent figures include M Maddox of Georgia Richardson of Tennessee Davis of Florida Stone of Missouri Tarvin of Kentucky Sulzer of New York Benton Clark Dinsmore of Arkansas Gov Jones of Arkansas ex governors Crittenden Stone and Adams of Colorado. crowds from Texas and nearby states attend with speeches planned by national leaders.
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Georgia
Richardson
Tennewsen
Davi
Florida
Dallas
William Jennings Bryan
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Bryan
O. H .P. Belmont
New York
James P. Tarvin
Kentucky
M. 0. Wetmore
Missouri
United States
Berry
Arkansas
Chilton
Texas
Sulzer
Maddox
Tennessee
Davis
Gordon
Ohio
Benton and Clark
Dinsmore
Jones
Adams
Colorado
Crittenden and Stone
A. W. Terrell
Turkey
J. G. Johnson
Kansas
Rose
Milwaukee
Harvey Saloman
St. Louis
Jessor
Kansas City
Parca
State Fair
Stone
Champ Clark
William Sulzer
Judge Tarvin
Otis Says Only White Flag Can End War With Insurgents
General Otis reports meeting Aguinaldo envoys who seek recognition of the insurgent government. He states the leaders plan for recognition while rejecting overtures and that only a white flag and cessation of arms will end conflict. White House to review dispatch.Root approves at war department.
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Wasnixatoy
General Otis
War Department
Aguinaldo
United States
Secretar Root
Wiite
Garfney
Limestone College
Prematurely Old Opinion on Aging and Back Fatigue
The passage opinionates that men should not be old before ninety but today many feel worn by age. It notes the common sight of people under forty who begin to complain of tired backs and related fatigue.
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Andrea
King Charles Island
Martha Larask
North Pole
Andree
Jona
Boers Expected to Win First Victories
Morning dispatches from London describe rising Boer resolve along the border as Britain contemplates a policy shift. Telegraph failures and cautious cabinet notes hint at tense diplomacy while rumors of troop mobilization, Lady smith raids, and delays in reinforcements color the South Africa crisis.
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Manchester Technical School
Claea
Roosevelt
Rough Riders
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Ladysmith
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William Simmons
George Stewart White
Cape Town
South African News
Conyngham Greene
Associated Press
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Verdict to Set Aside in Orangeburg Lynching Case
Lawrence Brown, an innocent colored man lynched in Orangeburg county after being accused of incendiarism in 1897, is the basis of a $10,000 damages claim. The case, tied to a new constitutional act, saw a verdict for the county. a motion to set aside is expected to gain approval, with Orangeburg citizens watching closely.
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Orangeburg
State Supreme Court
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Gage
Orangeburg County
TERMINAL COMPANY WINS IN JACKSONVILLE CASE
Judge Call grants mandamus against the Atlantic Valdosta and Western Railway and bars access to Jacksonville terminal facilities, barring the railroad from entering the terminal station pending appeal to the Supreme Court. The ruling does not decide constitutionality of the railroad law.
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Valdosta and Western In
Jacksonville
Fla
Call
Railroad Commission
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Terminal Company
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Supreme Court of the
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Atlanta Seeks Formal Invite to Admiral Dewey
A joint Atlanta committee from the chamber of commerce the municipal council and the Business Men's league will extend a formal invitation for Admiral Dewey to visit. The effort aims to bring Dewey Bromby and Rear Admiral Schley to the city and the south together during his stay.
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Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Municipal Council
Business Men's League of Atlanta
South
Bromby
Schley
Onatlaxcooa
Alonso Monk
Centenary Methodist Church
Harker
Norfolk
Robert & Barker
Norfolk Navy Yard
Farqnahar
North Atlantic
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Oregon
New York
Manila
Dewey
New Orleans Cotton Market Sees Uncertain Friday Trading
Unclear Friday morning reports show Western Union and postal telegraph firms amid mixed receipts and tentative quotes. Market activity fluctuates with deliveries around four to five cents, while no clue emerges about the Friday mystery in exchange dealings.
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Reg
Western Union
Seton Exchange
Cotton Prices Rise As Market Detects Demand
The report notes a strong rise in cotton prices amid bright market sentiment and increased buying interest. There is mention of economic factors and foreign news driving activity, with references to specific regional events and individuals tied to sourcing and trade.
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