Americus Temperate South farm region description features
The piece extols Americus as a fertile, climate friendly area with diverse crops from fruits to grains. It notes high land values, historical population growth, abundant water wells, a robust agricultural potential, and impressive city landmarks including a large courthouse and notable blocks. It mentions several churches and a growing community with low mortality and strong health indicators.
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New Metuchet
Hastie Presbyterian
Eple-opaland
Eto Icchurche
the Baptist Church
Waldo
Distillery Goods Offered at Low Prices for Quick Sales
We guarantee all goods as represented or money refunded. We buy for cash in large lots, hence the low prices. Quick sales and small profit in our motto. Give us one trial, this bill we ask. Look at this price list, 411 goods bottled at the distillery, original bottling only.
Rhodes Triggers Assembly Debates on War Threat
Cecil Rhodes shocks Capetown assembly during voter registration debate by charging several members with taking money for Transvaal purposes as Britain nears war. The report notes Cape Town tensions, possible Delagoa Bay lease, and dispatches about British troop movements and Afrikander reactions amid looming conflict. Major General French leads troops sailing toward Natal.
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Caps Town
Morning Post
South Africa
Daily Chronicle
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Salisbury
Chamberlain
Transvaal
Great Britain
Orange Free State
Free State
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Orange River
Afrikanders
Reita
Steyn
Rhodes
Capa
Saya
Cecil Rhodes
England
Eame
Cape
Delagoa Bay
Johannesburg
Delagoa
French
Cap Town Paper
Onsland
Afrikander
Band Organ
Ransvani
Gordon Highlanders
Bombay
India
Natal
Third mistrial in Mrs Hughes case in Greenville county
An eighth for acquittal and three for manslaughter plus one for conviction, the jury could not reach a verdict in Mattie A Hughes murder case. Greenville Court, Sept 23, reports an unresolved trial with notes of domestic strife and a dramatic shooting scene. The defendant will face trial again in the spring term.
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Greenvilur
Mattie A. Hughes
George W. Hughes
Greenville County
Hughes
Leo
Mattie
Hugh
Aleo
Sud
Mia Hai
Senate
Actress Uses Her Pistol in Chattanooga Opera Hou r
In Chattanooga last night Julia Morrison the leading lady of the farce Mr Plaster of Paris shot and killed Frank Liedan the leading man and stage manager at the opera house during a quarrel after rehearsal. Morrison and her husband James were arrested as witnesses and the coroner held Morrison responsible for the death. The act followed a bitter dispute during the day’s rehearsal.
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Chattanooga
Ocuattaxooos
Julia Morrison
Plaster of Paris
Frank Liedan
Orchestrs
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Busha
Mr. James
Tio Y
Syewitnessse
Aatan Sates
Farias
Rison Jamer
Crampe
ParLapeLrata
Cramps
Parth
Birmingham
Hunuiscuam
Ala
Bessemer Cornice
Fiee
Wwaild
Tia Teeisercarene
Wellington Replies to Gov Lowndes in Maryland Feud
Senator Wellington replies to Governor Lowndes regarding resigning the Republican state central committee chairmanship. He notes he will resign if a quorum convenes on Sept 25, denies misconduct, and warns of a November rebuke. Lowndes offers no comment and says the committee will decide if Wellington remains chairman.
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Wellngton
Lowndes
Republcan
Forelock
Innner
Kerlin Convicted in Pearl Knott Murder End Life Term
George W. Kerlin was found guilty of murdering Pearl Knott and sentenced to life in a penitentiary. The verdict came with a recommendation for life. the body of Pearl Knott was found on April 15 in the Flint River, weighted with iron by fisherman Mr. Moore, who identified the body. Witnesses testified Kerlin was last seen with Pearl, and that both were seen together in a buggy days before her disappearance. Kerlin denied the charges as defense counsel, including Thomas E. Watson.
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Fpayertrvitte
George W. Kerlin
Flintriver
Moore
Kerlin
Thomas E. Watson
Fragmented Early 20th Century News Snippet
A garbled mix of reports mentions a collision on Alleghe Road near Pittsburgh with injuries, a fatality at Parker Pennsylvania, and an engineer's inquiry into freight passenger derailment. Scattered lines reference Augusta Porto Port, North Carolina agriculture, and a condemnation tied to a court case.
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Alleghe
Pitisburg
Allegheney Valley
Parker
Camp Alden
John Johnson
F. M. Bing
Augusta
United States
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Coninalda
North Carolina
Ton
McMinlayment
Birmingham
Admiral Monteroy
Manila Bay
Supreme
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