Americus Georgia Promoted as Ideal Winter City
The article extols Americus in southwest Georgia as a thriving winter resort and commercial hub. It highlights strategic rail connections, favorable climate, health and scenery, large population growth, abundant agriculture and fruit farms, diverse industries, extensive public works, and strong hotel and tourism infrastructure aimed at attracting visitors and business from Georgia and Florida.
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Georgia
Americus
Sumter County
Central
Savannnah and Western
Savannah
American
Montgomery
Macon
Andersonvil
Thomarville
St Laim
Georga
Virginia
Tennersea
Egypt
South
Temyerte
Wemb-Troples
Gulf of Mexico
Union
New County Court House
Hull
Windsor Hotel
MeSota
Atlanta
Artadias
Am Astensive Ros
Florida
Arsertcus
Aryuest
Forth
Weat
Brunswick
Geor Propeistely
Time old friand ter and the cheerful liver remedy
A promotional snippet extols a liver remedy named Simmon s Liver Regulator from J H Zeilin Co Philadelphia. The ad praises its natural ease and quick relief, claiming universal benefit and urging readers to buy the product with its distinctive red mark on the wrapper.
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Simmons
J. H. Zeilin & Co
Philadelphia
Cleveland Arrives in Atlanta for Exposition Visit
President Cleveland and cabinet arrive in Atlanta at 4 30 pm escorted to hotel. Wednesday a speech at government building and military review planned. Dinner by Mayor King lauded as finest ever. The presidential party includes Mrs Cleveland and notable officials. Miss Francis Willard elected president of the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union at Baltimore event. 425 delegates from 43 states attended the election proceedings.
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Atlanta
Cleveland
Exposition Ground
Aragon
King
Stevenson
Willa
Carlisle
Hoke Smith
Wilson
Lamont
Morton
Herbert
Harmon
Foe
Wradsington
Miss Willard
Weae Temperance Union
Bartimone
Francis Willard
Frances J. Beauchamp
Kentucky
Elizabeth Greenwood
Thompson
Committee On Credentials
Repudiation Split Over Kentucky Governor Nominee
Casine ML Clay Jr of Paria Ky endorses no candidate for governor, denounces Hartin’s platform, and rejects supporting Hardin. He urges Frankfort reforms to end the state house ring, signaling division within the Democratic camp amid the free silver debate. Susbury Pa. Sunbury Iron Works plans to resume operations after idle period. nail mill output 120000 kegs annually.
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Bon
Cassius
Clay
Louisville
Cassine ML Clay, Jr
Paria
Kentucky
P. Watt Hardin
Democratic Campaign Committee
Hartin
Hardin
Frankfort
Statehouse
Renal Money
Susbury
Sunbury Iron Works
Unitarian Meeting Opens National Conference With Leaders
More than 1000 Unitarian and allied church leaders gathered at Motaerot's music hall to open the national conference. Senator Hoar of Massachusetts, president of the conference, was detained in Worcester, and Dorman B. Eston of New York presided. A communion service and welcome addresses began proceedings, with telegrams of condolence to Edward Everett Hale. The program featured remarks by George Batchelor on organization and denominational literature and discussions on liberal cooperation, evolution of religion, and the modern church.
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C. D. Wright
Suls
Edward Everett Hale
Roxbury
Mass
National Conference
George Batchelor
Council of the National Conference
The
Unitarian Association
Batchelor
Leo Xial
Chicago
Toronto
Ayer
Cape Cod
Church Universal
Church of the Living God
Cirtion
National Alliance of ‘Unitarian
Fifield
Boston
Brooke Herford
London
British and Foreign Unitarian Association
Unitarian Wes Ee Weackens Farings
Modern warship Monadnock reaches new form at Mare Island
The steam powered double turreted monitor Monadnock, built since 1874, undergoes a final dock trial at Mare Island with tests of machinery. After decades of repairs and alterations to meet modern needs, the ship nears completion and commissioning within a month.
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Bax Francisco
Mare Island
Robeson
Receiver Appointed for Mercury Publishing Firm
Oct 24 Judge Peach of the supreme court appointed John Dwle Nanty as receiver for Mercury Publishing, Oaths, and related assets. Albert L. Reynolds, counsel, notes a $990.41 judgment. affiant says the deficit corporation owned Mercury and Daily American prior to July 13. John Noble, on July 16, claimed foreclosed chattel mortgage, with a public auction August 6, 1895. Directors admit insolvency with contract debts over $5,000 and several suits pending.
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Fudge Peach
Mercury Publishing
Hesse New Yoas
John Dwlenanty
Judge Peach
Supreme Court
Albert L. Reypolds
Judgment Recorders
Ai. Reynolds
Mercury and
Daily American
Sanday Mercury
John Noble
Noble
Sags
Idea
Mercury Company
Dispute Over Britain and Venezuela Dominates News
The day centers on the Britain Venezuela dispute with possible U S involvement. The Associated Press leads with dispatches from Salisbury and the Washington office providing exclusive American versions and authoritative statements from the state department and high officials.
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New York
Great Britain
Venezuela
Newapal
Associated Presa
Afternon
Wicniatam
Darqais O Salisbury
Proai
Croapo
Groln
Atlantic
Washington
State Department
Old Seven Stars tavern burned in East Vincent
Paapepritta Oct 22 A long standing Chester county landmark, the Seven Stars tavern in East Vincent township, and surrounding arables, were destroyed by fire. Once a stop for travelers from Philadelphia to Baltimore, it witnessed Revolutionary events and stood near a monument marking soldiers buried at Pike Land church hospital.
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Panesylvania
Paapepritta
Vincent Township
Chester County
Delphia
Baltimore
Washington
Pike Land
Protective Committee Aims to Organize Rail Bond Holders
A New York issued call asks holders of first mortgage bonds of the Denver Texas and Gulf lines to join an independent protective committee. Receiver Trumbull cites about 1.7 million in bonds for the two lines, while the Gulf system exceeds 23 million. Most bonds are controlled by Union Pacific Denver and Gulf. The organizers claim the call comes from a minority unable to sway the majority.
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Organicsee
Desvent
New York
Denver
Texas
Galt
Fort Worth
Eastern Trust
Trumbull
Union Pacific
Coal statistics show production falls in anthracite and bituminous
The Internal Affairs report notes 1894 coal output down from 1893 levels with anthracite at 45,606,170 tons versus 47,179,008. bituminous at 1,800,210 tons versus 43,421,949. Despite lower output, mining employment rose to 226,872 from 719,821.
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Mat
Hanrtasono
Department of Internal Affairs
Dempsey Dying As His Health Rapidly Fades
Portuamp Oregon reports Jack Dempsey in dying condition with hours numbered after a decline in days. He has refused to speak on prizefighting since returning home, with officials citing consumption and friends noting lingering effects from a blow years ago.
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Hoe
Desapony
Firesimmons
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