Americus Promises Climate For Fruit and Growth
Americus offers temperate climate with gulf breezes favoring fruits grains and vegetables. The city boasts a large hotel block Windsor Hotel, iron works, furniture and guano plants, mills and car shops, a 3-line railroad network, strong real estate demand, and rapid population growth. The piece touts healthful living, progressive public works, and opportunities for manufacturers and farmers to invest and expand in this southwest Georgia center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gresser
South
Mermana
Gulf of Mexico
Arteaian Verila
Jifl
Monem Beauty
Windsor
Georgia
Alinia
Savannah
Americas
Loebur
Resutitus
Ebecity
Telehone
Fee
Tourieta
Pyatern
Bourke Tue
Fehicles
Amerisna
Orth
Fiorsia
Brunatek
Amaricus
Tire
Himes
Americus
Secrele
Catia
Kanthera
Fresh 10 Eagle Eye Items Surface
A fragmented line of OCR text yields a brief glimpse of ten items marked fresh. The readable portion hints at a list or column with short entries but lacks clear context or complete names. Further text would be needed for precise identification.
Oldest Macon Liquor House Offers Low Prices
An 1881 established wholesale liquor house in Macon promises cash purchases for large lots with quick turnover and small profits. They guarantee all goods as represented or money refunded and tout original bottlings straight from the distillery in their price list.
Rye Whiskies and Wines Price List Fragment
A damaged OCR fragment lists rye whiskies and wines including Balkan port wines and cognac, with per gallon and per case pricing. It references sherry and port wine lines, quantities, and various price figures, but exact terms are garbled. The readable items hint at a liquor price catalog or shop notice with incomplete figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saaiforata Snesry
Tbct
Peicestal
Insurgents Ditch Train Near Angeles in Philippines
A paramilitary group derailed a railway train south of Angeles, fired on derailed cars from a bamboo thicket, killing two Americans and wounding five. Lieutenant Lome and five scouts defended the train, driving the attackers away as six rebels lay dead in the thicket. General Wheaton moved to assist but conditions hindered relief efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxtta
Angeles
Lome
Wheaton
Calulet
Fourth Victim in Mississippi Feud Reported Near Macon
News notes a fourth victim in a racial feud near Macon Mississippi dated Sept 22 Cornelius Tripiett a negro was killed at Bingleton Winston county the death bringing two whites and two negroes killed Friends of Paul Jolson armed left early for home Forest Jolson declined to press charges The coroner's jury adjourned until next Monday Military use of church property in the Philippines described by General Otis in a cablegram noting partial occupancy of churches and convents and guarded properties by troops
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Miss
Macox
Cornelius ‘Tripiett
Thia
Henry Johnston
Monda
War Department
Otis
Duet with Death and Woman Health Advice
Fragmentedauthorship shows garbled marketing prose about a patent remedy for women. It claims to halt debilitating drainage and restore health by taking Tavocite Prescription, promising relief and renewed vitality in a period of time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Cieoecina
English Cabinet In Session At London
A London cabinet council began at noon with large crowds at Downing Street. Public sentiment backed Chamberlain while discussions focused on South African turmoil and possible covert actions toward a punitive campaign. Rumors persisted about delays, but no decisive action was announced as ministers departed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
Losvay
Downing Street
Mr. Chamberlain
Applauss
Baron Mesnechiies Vietiea
Mr. Balfour
Jete Ola Wise
Cape
South Africa
Foreign Office
Marquis of Lansdown
Admiralty
George J.echon
War Office
Count von Hatafeldt Wildenburg
Vis
Be Peemier
Lord Salisbury
William
Germany
Transvaal
Kruker
Delagon Bay
Aliahabad
Great Britain
Noa
Delagos
Cabinet Council
Seoney Oy
Cabtort
Gauswe
Chamberlain
Reits
A Home for Dewey in Washington City
Washington funding committee reports 80,000 citizens contributed about 27065 dollars toward a Dewey national home in Washington. They aim to raise to 650,000 to buy land and credit donors, with Admiral Dewey ready to make Washington his permanent home and the fund closing before his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastaiorox
Dewey National Name Fund Committee
Ashe
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Admiral Dewey
Dewey National Home
Manila Bay
Washington
United States Navy
Ellis H. Roberts
United
Naval officials worried as Howison upsets Dewey welcome plan
Sept 22 dispatch from Rear Admiral Howison alarms Navy officials. Howison says he left Barbadoes aboard the Chicago for New York, risking the arranged hero welcome for Admiral Samp onry. His presence may unsettle Samp son and Lampoon supporters awaiting a public honor in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howison
Sampron
Dewey
Wasmixatox
Navy Department
Admiral Howison
New York
Barbadoes
Chicago
Lampoon
Lern
Sampra
Breethia
Ani Schley
Becausi Ag
Dewsy
Howsson
Ison
Sampson
Beer Privilege Men Stand By Order Amid Threats
State Board of Control faces strong opposition as beer privilege establishments brace for closure after November 1. In a tangled history, about 30 beer privilege stores operate across the state, with ties to Charleston, Columbia, and Savannah beer supply lines. A separate suit seeks 50 000 damages from The Confederate Veteran publisher over critical remarks about General Underwood's museum management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bacon
Chilton
Matier
McLaurin
Jobneon
Hon
Chas. A. Towns
Tee
Adlal ¥. Biwiwasee
Eerstary Care
Dr Finn
Chan Francia Adin
Starr Jorden
Tate
Gring Bonacifal Bal
Glen
St Lopinen
Bevan
State Board of Control
Hower
Conmuma
Bas
Ahadow
Gal
Charleston
Con Crey
Columbia
Cpt
Cnantestox
John G. Underwood
Ree
United Confederate Veterans
Ann Eal
Mizipiax
Miss
Thereupon Hf ously En Havaxa and the Cuban affair
A garbled report mentions Spain Cuba and Cuban matters with references to authorities and a police officer. The text references a port, a Spanish government stance, and unrest but is fragmentary and unclear about specific actions or outcomes. The piece also notes fires and market notes including turpentine pricing in Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sepa
Spain
Anda
Regia
Cubwui Saat
Cairo de
Madrid
Cuba
Wasurxaroy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Levi Tower
the Undertaker
Furniture’ Dealer
TER
Dress Goods and Ladies’ Department
Lee Allen
Bryan’s
Republic of Empire
MON
William J. Bryan
Penton
Iis
the Independence Company, Ey» Publishers
Franklin Building
Chicaco
Hudson’s
Darling
Oly
TcLeéd Co
W.l.douglas Shoes
Avery
Botante
Pat
Eric
Feik
Toy
Boone
Aida
Alimatyer
Maco
W.H. Ayers
Willaw
Gasstranay
Fernon
Mobels
Gilmore
Boston
Cavite Iiya
Manila
Fernando de la Perpeige
Felipe Garza
Bigan
Feiore Gilmore
Ani Thong
Galea Shonebt
United States
Yorktown
London
Inser
Buonxouas
Ala
John W. Inzer
St Olair County
Alabama
Springville
Dmarines
Wastrsptox
Wataon
Sipatgvarsichme
Ace
Potice Cavite
Canrestias
Trance
Washington City
Bond
Tenuer
DAILY
MAREE
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!