Americus and its rising Southern resort profile
AMERICUS presents Orlous as county seat of summer county Massie near the junctions of major divisions, touts fertile lands and diverse crops from wheat to cotton, notes mild climate and healthful artesian wells, highlights rapid growth, strong schools, and thriving industry with hotels, post office, libraries, and transport infrastructure enhancing its appeal as a growing regional hub.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlous
Summer County
Massie
Thomasville
Cone
LeCante
Ile Cy
Femler
Gulf of Mexicn
Ae Marth
Americas
Jal
Besaty
Windsor
Savannah
Weaaty
Atlante
Fevennah
Biemene
Mney
Guile Nah Factorin
Kecebus
Aigonat Minter
Geti
Witani
SlumVisits Spark Moral Outcry by Indiana Women
Seven members of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union from Indiana toured Chicago's vice districts under police protection to gather material for reform work. The women, largely unfamiliar with slum life, were overwhelmed by harsh scenes and described the sobering realities they witnessed as they sought to rescue the fallen and appeal to wealthy philanthropists. The report notes the broader context from a recent congress addressing urban moral conditions and emphasizes the individuals and motives behind the slumming mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Christian Temperance, Anion
Orring
Chicago
Indians Woman's Christian ‘Temperance Union
Thees Les
Indiana
Obstruction Flag Hauled Down in the Senate
Oct 4 dispatches report the Senate set to repeal efforts with 48 to 87 vote odds. Southern silver leaders told Senator Dubois they would lead no more filibusters. Debate could stretch days longer to finish Jones of Nevada speech before a final unconditional repeal vote. The president and cabinet officials saw the fight near its end as Voorhees Harris Aldrich and Dubois echoed a near conclusion and a vote at earliest moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Seiien Cass
Jones
Nevada
Voorhees, Harris
Aldrich
Dubois
Brunswick Weather and Health Report Highlights
From Brunswick Georgia dated October 24 the weather is clear and warm. The board of health meets at noon and reports a yellow fever watch lasting 84 hours with a new cast of conditions. Two Black men, Bill Richardson and another, are found dead. their bodies recovered from a well in Beemerville. An additional note mentions Loomvitzs on October 4 and James A Dem as a referenced name in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baunswick
Board of Health
Bemerville
Bill Richardson
Ministerial Crisis in German Politics Deepens
A chaotic report outlines Caprivi's alleged interference in Prussian elections and the resulting ministerial rift with Bülow and Eulenburg. The emperor's action is urged to avoid paralysis of the Reichstag as factions blame Caprivi for tariff reform charges and intraparty feuds spill across the empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bentin
Hismarck
Chorna
Count von Capall
Bothoza Eulentarg
Farnburg
Caprivi
Rosia
Bowe
Mique
Herr von Hayden
Prus- Pex
Proncelan
Sign
Agrarians
Reichstag
Praedia Alruady
Hamburger Nachrichten
Privi
Eulenburg
Guns Sale Sparks Naval Interest Amid Government Watch
The Hotchkis Gun company reports a large consignment of rapid firing guns believed destined for the Brazilian government. Rumors say President Pelsote seeks armed ships to challenge Admiral Mollo’s fleet, while officials deny impropriety and insist no government contract exists without proper awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wannitotox
Hotchkis Gun Company
Rapid Gring Guna
Pelsote
Admiral Mollo
Soine
General Orlway
The Santa Fe Strike Rumors and Notable News
Reports indicate a probable strike on the Santa Fe line with a committee meeting the superintendent last week and possible disruptions on scheduling. separate items note Dublin's Lord Mayor Shanks hosting party guests, Charley Mitchell ready to travel to meet Corbett if a Coney Island match falls through, and a Chicago elevator incident where thirteen climbers escaped after a 900 foot fall with brakes saving most passengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euroata
Sante Fe Syle Nest
Toyeks
Tal
Siam Te Akmata
Persod
Midille
Fife Grant
Pwapeiuta
Charley Mitchell
Thinery
Coney Inland
Ton Orleans
Corbett
Guige
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Americus
Southwest
Georgia
Times
Mike J
Poaiasmine Comrann
Georgia Loan and Trust Company
Ebeneser Burr
M.M. Knapp
A. Coleman
Treas
Gen. Man. J. RB
W.shallield
Prost
Fresh ShoMeld
Carbler C
E Commerce
Motional Denke
Preceid
J. K Staple
D. J. Shemeld, & & Huntington
Frank Lanier, Jr
J. A. Dodson
Tsak Shi Yanisea
Lott Warren To
Caen
Cala
Roney
Joe. Windo
Cashier
Lester Windsor
J. A. Hawkine
Atty
People’s National Bank
Carrrat
Preston
J. Stapleton
Preston, GA
Prisena Cole Te Tae
Ate Street
Wiorto
Bailey & Campbell
Geo. D. Wheatley
Geo, D. Wheatley
Dres
Wheatley
Rebasiopol
New Shades
Sears
S$ Goods
Geo
D. Wheatleys
Ico
Nove
Moe
Tad
Boyd
Wheally
Ponabble
Hoyts
Americus Thiples
Flovry
Steoussena
Neb
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Osceola
Polk County
HeAtvestina
Cal
W. K. Kennard
Athens
and & Son
Dreding
Senate
Clevet
Chattanooga Western Railroad
Hoge
Wasmmnaror
T. H. Hoge
Virgnia
Amoy
China
Brunswick
Wow Canes
The
Feanéer Imad
Loomvitzs
Jamer A
Dem
Ene
California
Chancellor von Caprivi
1Bismarck
Iretan
Military Club
Avelin
Panama
Bosman
Marive
South Africa
Velparaian
Telabel
Antonio
Barnce
Ayres the Oly
Orta
Chelera
Capsons
Albert
Siga
Bes
Tire
India
Calcutta
Reval
U.S. Gov't Report
Mintelor
Santa FE
Shanks
Mussearous
Dublin
Ant
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