Americus Georgia Promotes Its Climate and Growth
The piece extols Americus Sumter County Georgia as a flourishing winter resort with mild climate and fertile lands. It cites rail connections, health advantages, entertainment facilities, schools, libraries, and robust industries. Notable assets include iron works, furniture and mill shops, hotels, gas lighting, water works, and proximity to Florida markets.
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Virginia
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Veterans Parade in Louisville Sparks patriotic displays and veteran march
The parade honors veterans amid vast crowds as they march along Shelby to Market, with air filled by patriotic music, old war stories, and cheers for Commander Lawler. Governors ride, carriages parade, and the escort from Chicago garners applause. meanwhile news of a criminal libel case surfaces in Marion as editors face charges.
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Lawler
Shelby
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Fourth Street
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Jefferson
Iresars
Kentucky Artillery Disaster Crashes Through City Streets
A fatal blast at an early hour near the First Kentucky Artillery station in Louisville causes the death of six men and wounds many others. The explosion, blamed on a discarded friction primer, flung bodies and debris across Fourth Avenue, with horses mangled and windows blown out. Ambulances carried the injured to Norton infirmary as residents faced shock and panic in the initially quiet morning.
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Crock Artillary Legion
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Tess Ware
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Kentucky Artillery
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William Holt
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Bettery
Bease Rena Pig Bat National Guard
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Allie
Hobbs
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Tripple Killing Report From Las Flores Beach Camp
Fragmented dispatches describe a triple killing near Las Flores where a hunter returns to a family camp by the beach. A constable in Ocean Side traces the in-law of J D Mayers and notes a fatal incident reportedly tied to an attack by Indigenous groups. The incident follows a separate cable about a ship carrying passengers, and a separate Washington report notes five year old Benjamin Mayers killed by a fall while playing baseball at home.
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Pity for Armenians in Turkey described in letters from aid scene
Despatches from Washington detail the dire plight of Armenian survivors after the mass killings. Turkish authorities hinder relief work as displaced families live with scant food and worn clothing. Refugees scrounge for shelter, while aid groups struggle to access grain and resources amid official obstacles. England has sent 1000 pounds. Armenians have raised modest funds, but far more is needed to restore livelihoods and rebuild stability.
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Turkey
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Ia & Com
England
Democratic Conference of Alabama Affirms Money Principles
In Birmingham on September 11 representatives of the Democrats met to consider the party platform. They adopted resolutions favoring free coinage of gold and silver, without foreign influence, and called for a national convention to enact these aims. Senator Pugh and Congressman Robbins spoke, outlining the party’s stance on money and policy.
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