Americus Georgia: booming winter resort and agricultural hub
Americus, seat of Sumter County, lies 71 miles southwest of Macon and 69 miles from Florida, boasting a mild climate, artesian wells, and abundant crops. The city hosts a large population growth, thriving industries, schools, churches, a library, newspapers, theater, gas and electric lighting, and a deluxe winter hotel attractive to tourists, with numerous banks, factories, and mercantile firms. Dixon & Cripers advertise a solid oak parlor set at a deep discount.
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Liver Regulator praised as reliable old remedy
The passage extols Somroks Liver Regulator as a trusted old friend that never disappoints the elderly and claims its patent tran pills relieve quickly and naturally. It urges readers to obtain it from J H Zellin & Co Philadelphia with The Red 7 on the wrapper.
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J. H. Zellin & Co
Philadelphia
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Lynched Convict Near Stockade In Atlanta Case
Reports from Atlanta describe the lynching of Neil South, a convict confined in Dade county coal mines. An armed mob of about 30 seized the camp, overpowered guards, and dragged South to the crime site. A witness says Maggie Henderson was attacked nearby, leading to retaliatory violence and the mob’s fatal shooting of the prisoner.
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Neil South
Dade County
South
Maggie Henderson
W. A. Henderson
Carpenter's Station
Tean
Nashville and Chattanooga
Cole City
Nek South
Tennessee
Hoe
Murders and Unrest Reported on Crete Island
Dispatches from Crete describe a volatile situation with numerous murders and ongoing robberies. The Crete governor offers resignation amid unrest as Armenian troubles and Turkish administration provoke local resentment and fear of reform.
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Atness
Crete
Constantinople
Crate
U S Consul Reports Spanish Mexican Tariff Reform
The United States consul general in Mexico City forwards a detailed report on proposed Mexican tariff changes through bills before Congress aimed at abolishing the alcabala system. He argues that ending interstate duties will greatly boost U S trade with Mexico by freeing American enterprises and capital. During the recent hurricane events, 100 people drowned in Panama del Rio area.
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United States
City of
Mexico
State Department
Congress
Massachusetts Republican Convention Nominates Guild and Greenhalge
The Massachusetts Republican state convention at Music Hall nominates Curtis Guild Jr. for permanent chairman and authorizes a strong platform opposing Democratic tariff policy. Governor Greenhalge is nominated for a third term after a ballots count, with Elijah A. Morse named for lieutenant governor.
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Sacco
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National Treasury
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Long
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Canton
Wolcott
Morse
Scattering
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Roger Wolcott
Boston
William M. Ojin
Edward A. Shaw
Newburyport
John H Kimball
Fitchburg
H. M. Knowlton
New Bedford
Greenhalgo
ARMES TRIAL AND ARREST OF CAPTAIN ARMES
The hearing concerns Captain George A. Armes a retired officer arrested forty days earlier by order of Lieutenant General Schofield, with habeas corpus release soon after. Arguments focus on the legality of the arrest under Army law, adequacy of charges, and whether Armes was properly informed, with the court noting active versus retired status and the applicability of military discipline.
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Schofield
Paes
Muir
Wdencis Isneral
Behn Field
Arinos
Amelie
Morrison
Yale Cambridge athletic clash eyed by London papers
London papers debate the Yale Cambridge meet in New York with Yale favored. Commentary notes Sanford's withdrawal from Yale's quarter mile and questions outcomes of hurdle and sprint events, while Telegraph and Westminster Gazette offer varied predictions. Also reports treasury cash balance and gold reserve figures.
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Yale
Cambridge
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Harvard
Daily Telegraph
Telegraph
Westminster Gazette
Memphis Cotton District Report Notes Severe Drought Effects
The monthly Memphis cotton district report covers West Tennessee, North Mississippi, North Arkansas, and North Alabama. It warns that extreme heat and a two month drought sharply reduced yields, with 27 to 371 percent declines cited for Tennessee, Arkansas, Alabama, and Mississippi, and it predicts a very short picking season with light top crops on some lands.
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Arkansas
Alabama
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Dolla
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Frosta
Herbert at Home Secretery Speech Highlights Silver Coinage Debate
The Secretary of the Navy spoke at Montgomery to citizens, noting a past vote for silver coinage and later reversal. He divided U S currency history into three periods and argued overproduction caused price falls, linking the 1893 panic to excessive silver coinage. Applause followed his remarks as he outlined campaign prospects and next appearances.
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