Americus Georgia: Commercial Capital of Southwest Georgia
Americus sits at key railroad junctions in Sumter County Georgia with three direct lines to the North and West and others to Florida and Savannah. The city boasts a mild climate, healthy air, artesian wells, and low disease, attracting residents and winter visitors. It features a growing population, robust public amenities, multiple hotels including a grand winter resort, extensive industries, and rising real estate value, inviting manufacturers and settlers to invest.
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Georgia
Armedicus
Sumter County
Central
Savannah and Western
Savannah
Americus
Montgomery
Macon
Andersonville
Florida
Thonasville
Itla
Ger. Wis
Virginia
Tennessee
Confederacy
Egypt
LieCante
Ruit
Neathin
Amgar Cave
Gulf of Mexican
Union
Mary
Testte
New County Court House
Windsor Hotel
DeSoto
Aize
Atlanta
Savanamal
Vals
Triestal
Arma
Firs
P Toonged Trust Company
Balit Im
Brunswick
Tra
Ten Eat
Jorge Stericus
Baeaedinpperoprstey
Uyeret
Foth
Cagist
Anericus
Americea
Simmons Liver Regulator Promoted as Better Than Pills
The ad touts Snosons Liven RR vLaTor as a trusted liver remedy, claiming it never gripes or weakens and acts naturally for quick relief. It endorses Simmons Liver Regulator from J. H. Zeilin & Co. Philadelphia, urging readers to ensure the Red Z appears on the wrapper.
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Simmons Liver Regulator
J. H. Zeilin & Co
Philadelphia
Next Republican National Convention Likely in One of Three Cities
Nebraska Senator John M Thurston says the 1892 GOP nominating gathering will be in San Francisco Pittsburgh or Chicago. He rules out Harrison and notes McKinley and Reed of Maine as possible nominees while predicting a free coinage plank unlikely for either party.
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San Francisco
Pittsburg
Chicago
National
John M. Thurston
Nebraska
Thurston
Union Pacific Railway
Oregon
Joseph Manley
Maine
McKinley
Shear Allison
Reed
Harrison
Linu
Fort Wayne Celebrates Centennial With Citywide Festivities
Fort Wayne observes its 100th anniversary with four days of events. Crowds from northern Indiana, southern Michigan, and northeastern Ohio attend a 100 gun salute and bells ringing. A pioneer relics exhibit opens at 10 AM, followed by bicycle parades, races, and baseball games. The centennial meeting at Princess rink features Mayor Oakley and R. H. Angell as speakers.
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Fort Wayne
Fort Wayee
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Big Princess Rink
C. B. Oakley
R. H. Angell
Syrup of Figs Promises Pleasant Effective Relief
An advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a pleasant remedy that acts promptly on kidneys bowels and system. It claims to cleanse the body dispel fevers and headaches and cure habitual constipation while stressing its agreeable taste and trusted source.
Government to Appeal Sanford Estate Case to Supreme Court
San Francisco October 15 government files to appeal the Sanford estate suit to the United States Supreme Court. Judge L D McKissick says petition may be prepared in two or three days with a citation to the opposite side. Hearing likely in December or possibly January depending on court calendar.
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San Francisco
Sanford
United States Supreme Court
L. D. McKissick
Harmon
Supreme Court
Faye McKissick
AcKissick
Ayin
National Spiritualist Association In Session in Washington
The National Spiritualist Association began its Washington session on Oct. 15 and will run through Thursday. Morning meetings start at 10 with addresses by H L Barrett and welcome by Mrs. Cora L V Richmond. Evenings include flag presentation by Mrs. A B Tacques and talks by Dr G G B Ewell and others. Delegates have begun arriving.
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National Spiritualiste Association
Wasnisatos
National Spiritualistic Association
HL Barrett
Cora L. V. Richmond
Colby Luthur
A. B. Tacques
Milan C. Edron
Rachel Walcott
G. B Ewell
Ida P. A. Whitlock
George A. Fuller
M. T. Longley
William Lockwood
Mr. Cadwallader
J. J. Whitney
Maggie Gaul
International Congress of Spiritualieta
Ha Evanton
A. M. Glading
Luther
Pitmead
White
Edgar W. Edmondson
Hullabaloo over arms smuggling in Cuban coast patrol
The Herald receives a Havana dispatch about the American brigantine Harriet G. docking at Nenvitas with coal for the Puerto Principe Railway. Spanish armed officers boarded and searched the ship accusing Captain Miller of carrying arms for rebels. Miller denies the charge and intends to file a formal protest through General Williams to Washington. A separate note from Spencerville, Ohio reports W. W. Rupert shot fatally during a hunt while companions were escorting him to a claim. In Alabama, W A Pony was acquitted on negligence charges after a long county row over prisoner handling.
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Herald
Havana
Harriet G
Nenvitas
Puerto Principe
Miller
Hero
General Williams
State
Washington
Torzbo
Spencerville
W.W. Rupert
Hunt
Rupert
Kansas City
Fall River
Mass
Survey Parties Conclude Alaska Field Work On Boundary Lines
Coast and Geological Survey reports finish Alaska fieldwork for the season. Five parties mapped the Portland camp crossing at 56th parallel and identified boundary implications with British Columbia. Additional surveys fix longitudes of coastal points as prep for next year.
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Messrs. Dickens
Walker
Portland
Alaska
British Columbia
Mount Saint E
Engraint
United States
Porthand Canal
Doffivid Saya Thro
Yuxou
Forty Mile Creek
Postponement Requested in Durant Trial Proceedings
In San Francisco on October 15 attorney Dickinson seeks another adjournment in the Durant case. Judge Murphy may grant the request as defendant Dunprey suffers rheumatism and could miss sessions for a week or more. Dickinson and Thompson may proceed if adjourned, while defense wit nesses remain. District Attorney Barnes and Edward Peixoto prepare rebuttal testimony for rapid court presentation.
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San Francisco
Durant
Dickinson
Densprey
Murphy
Dunprey
Iu Dickinson
Thompsn
Yours Lushan
Speody
Barnes
Edward Peixoto
Methodist minister backs Farmers' Alliance leader in provocative sermon
Rev D L Tuttle, a Forth Caretian minister, argues the church hinders liberty while supporting Dr Cyrus Thompson of the State Farmers' Alliance. He claims the church lacks its stated propositions and cites economic and political neglect. The alliance faces a setback after being outbid for a cotton mill site intended for a shoe factory. In Cleveland County, Henry Upton, a Black man, is pursued after assaulting Gus Forney's daughter. Upton fled into a river and was shot while swimming, now jailed.
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Calton
Bateios
D. IL Tattle
Cyrus Thompson
State Farmers’ Alliance
Tuttle
Farmers' Alliance
Cary
Cary Lumber Company
Henry Upton
Gus Forney
Cleveland County
N. C
Hoe
Bankers meeting opens in Atlanta with big attendance
The American Bankers association opened its session at the Grand Opera House in Atlanta with large delegate attendance. Mayor Porter King welcomed the visitors and G Gurby Jordan spoke for the state. John P. O’Dell delivered the annual address urging currency reform and stronger financial ethics.
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Vorur King
Prasis Deatbelt
Atlanta
American Bankers’ Association
Grand Opera House
Porter King
G. Gurby Jordan
State Bankers’ assocTation
John P. O'Dell
Baltimora
Congress
Aeecaegoma
Visit of Emperor and Empress Delights residents of Al eaco Lorraine
Crowds fill the Al eaco Lorraine station to greet Emperor Frederick and Empress. veterans groups and students line the route to the chateau as cheers and flowers greet the royal party. A monument unveiling for Frederick is planned on Friday. In Bucharest, King Carol appoints Demeter Siurdiza to form a new Liberal ministry after resignations.
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Evapreas
Germany
Stresta
Aleaco-Lorraine
Baron von Hammerstein
Lorine
Chateagervills
Frederick
Woorth
Bucharest
Noumania
Charius Haa
Demeter Siurdiza
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Georgia Loan Ax Trust
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People’s National Bank
Americas
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Psimmons
Rye
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Washington, D.C
Davenport Drug CO
Notion
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Mude
Jeffersonville
Marion Harris
John R Cooper
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Smith
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Harria
Nobies
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Sam Francisco
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Jaller
Mowroomsay
Ala
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W. A. Pony
U.S
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Holly Springs
Miss
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Tenn
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Ellis
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