Americus Georgia A Fertile Rail Center Beating the South
Americus sits at key railroad junctions in Sumter County Georgia. The piece extols climate, soil, and irrigation advantages, noting artesian wells, absence of malaria, and year round farming. It highlights population growth, hotels, churches, schools, and robust commerce with multiple rail lines fueling wholesale trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Americus
Sumter
Central
Savannah and Western
Savannah
Virginia
Tennessee
Confederacy
Egypt
South
Apor
Gulf of Mexico
Union
Ford i
New County Co
DeSoto
Postoffien
Atlanta
Swearnah
Erma
Losm and Trust
Florida
Brunswick
Caricus
Red Z on Wrapper Prompts Brand Note from Philadelphia
A fragment notes J.H. Zellin & Co. of Philadelphia and mentions the Red Z on a wrapper. The readable line hints at a labeling or branding detail tied to a prior item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.H. Zellin & Co
Philadelphia
Ex Kinler Plans Invasion From Abroad
The letter sketches a dramatic coup with General Antonin Essta promising sailing for El Salvador to topple Preal. It outlines landed forces at Acajutla and Libertad, plans to seize San Salvador, and claims 60,000 reinforcements with allies massing under a strategy to control northern and southern ports.
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Bax Prapcison
Antonin Essta
San Babyador
Prealmeet Myritain
Tienérala Co
Bad Gieafuegoes
Jas Fe
Jad
la Uston
Casin
Colocho
Cien
Acajutla
Libertad
la Union
Republic
Pal
San Salvador
Langtry seeks divorce in California case described
The Jersey Lily, Mrs. Emi le Charlotte Langtry, plans to file for divorce from Edward Langtry in Lake County California. Desertion and failure to support wife and 14 year old daughter Jeanne are alleged. Custody of the child is asked for by the mother if uncontested. The report notes possible移 reclusive future and Langtry’s stage prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jurssy Lily
Kangtry
San Francisco
Emile Charlotte Langtry
Jeanne
New York
Howe & Hummel
Dann & Jersey Lilly
Messrs. Dann & McPhike
Quarantine Steps for Ocean Steamer Amid Cholera Concerns
In San Francisco on September 17 three vessels are under quarantine at the City Dock as the steamer City of Biocallen and others undergo cholera controls. Reports cite dozens of cases and several deaths linked to the voyage with ongoing efforts to prevent inland spread while cargo and mail are held back for inspection.
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Biocallen
Eee
Honatala
Otshame
Mena
Not So Bad After All A Letter From Monstubs
A fragmentary dispatch likens a letter from a National Guard member in Honolulu to a broader political debate. The text references a vote that would have changed outcomes, the Sept 1 date, and mentions a constitutional amendment in St Laws. The piece notes various international items and a garbled reference to Baron Hammerstein and related figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monstubs Ea
Chislers
Inpiaxarouts
National Guard
St. Laws
Supramia
Prosecution in Emanuel Church Visit by Du Tent and Lamont
A report traces Theodore Du Tent and Blanche Lamont to Emanuel church and then to the Mission at Valencia and Twenty Streets. Witness Mrs Leake describes their entrance and a disputed tale of events as authorities build corroborative evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manche Lamont
Theodore Dutent
Emanuel Church
Blanche Lamont
Valencia
Firat
Eureet
Negro Outlaws in Texas Hold Cattle Theft Details
McLennan county lawyer says grand jury has evidence of a Negro band in Texas with a constitution bylaws and officer list and treasurer report. The investigation mentions cattle and horse theft links and notes no white member names in the rolls but ongoing inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Waco
Jos W. Taylor
McLennan County
Coun
Bond Returns Unopposed as Colonial Secretary Wins Seat
Sept 17 report states Robert Bond, colonial secretary, was returned without opposition to represent the Trwillingate district in the legislative assembly. A shipwrecked crew of 19 from Somapiend was reported landing on the Banks after a boats mishap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndlasa
Calonial
Mas
J. Jon's
Hom
Robert Bond
Trwillingate
Second Anniversary Celebrations Mark Charokee Strip Opening
Citizens of the Charokes strip celebrate the second anniversary of the opening day near here. Over 2,000 attendees were reported as residents hosted events and observed milestone records.
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Penny
Ido Road
Coustry Holid Cat of America
New York
We Gee
Tae Sasi
Lesmos
Bridtjof Nansen
Trade notes and travel details from Sept 1 in Pennsylvania and Georgia
Fragmentary item describes a train route in Pennsylvania and a visit by the Duke of Mi to Atlanta. Mentions injuries from an incident and a preliminary report dated Sept 17. Names and places are partially legible with uncertain specifics.
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Vrask
Femenger
Tata
Pittabmrg
Vanla Railroad
Roe Seat
Che Perine
Ieee
Rinmaassero Newronz
le Roe
Duke of
Atlanta
W. EY
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Opera House
Orsyth Street
Americus, GA
McLeod & CO
Alabama
Wand
Wjove
Waraeie
Stacon
Jacksonville
Palatka
Anante Coast Mine
Columbia
Sharlotte
Ocean
Boston
Baltimore
Pew Orthy
Namaville Inoon
Tee
Mongomery
Savannat- Cecil
A. Pope
Sun
Sears
Eas Ener
Guorgla Loan and Trust
C. A. Coleman
B.mynce
Pres
Sno Windsor Castles
People’s National Bank OF
Carrraz
Rye
Davenport Drug CO
Allen
CLEGG
Strause. & Broz
Saltador
Antonio Ezeta Ison
Kinler
Buppert
Anr
Maz Frestwe
Ziajee
Agame Ouaha
Od Hoard
Omania
Supreme Court
Board of Polices and Fire Comissionérs
Denis
Waren
London
Pall Mall Ganette
Baron You Hammerstein
Siacka
Millen
Schlensy
Dexver
Glun’ Ford
de Stong
Leavening Power
MR. Paige
Bond
Shunk Abana
McAre
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