Americus Georgia Promoted as Winter Resort and Rail Hub
The piece extols Americus as a premier winter retreat in Georgia, detailing its strategic rail junctions, mild climate, fertile lands, and thriving economy. It highlights health advantages, low disease incidence, abundant water supply, substantial public amenities, and diverse industries. The article lauds schools, churches, a public library, an opera house, a fire department, gas electric lighting, sewer system, and multiple hotels including a flagship winter resort hotel built around 1809 with luxury facilities. It notes three direct lines to the North and West and three to Florida, supporting strong wholesale trade and cotton shipments, and promotes land sales and growth in the surrounding counties.
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Georgi Aspurtese
Batter County
Georgia
Central
Savannah and Western
Savannah
Americus
Montgomery
Macon
Andersonville
Florida
Thomasville
Virginia
Confederacy
Egypt
South
Gulf of Mexico
DeSoto
Bester
Atlanta
Warista
Americas
Brunswick
Orton
Ifetha
al Hinds
Nieadilenan
Bow
Guy Ana
Este
Texien
Iocaion
Wes
Be Zas REGULATOR Readers Want More From Regulator
The note urges taking Summons Liver ReG ULATOR, praising it as a trusted old friend. It claims readers prefer the familiar product and warns to ensure accuracy, with a mention of J H Zeilin & Co of Philadelphia on the wrapper.
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J. H. Zeilin.& Co
Philadelphia
Harrison Denies Being Candidate Yet Not Withdrawn
Reported statements from Colonel John G. New, who advised Harrison’s presidential bid, say Harrison is not a candidate and has not withdrawn. Senator Warren and Governor McKinley defer comment on Harrison’s stance while noting the possibility he could be called to lead if the party demands. Separate notes mention a train collision near Carnegie with fatalities and a costly mill fire at Woonseket.
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John G. New
Harrison
Nomion
United States
London
Associated
Harison Dova
Deairo Togon
Slaoe
Ned
New
McKinley
Heed
Two
Reed
Brad
Wasninoros
S.pt
Warren
Wyoming
Schofield Retires as Army Leader After Seven Decades
Lieutenant General John M. Schofield retires from active service after a long career spanning the Civil War through the late 19th century. Born in Chautauqua County in 1833, he rose from artillery to command the army upon General Sheridan’s death, shaping army reform, education, and ordnance, while guiding troop concentration and posse comitatus policy during labor strife and Civil disturbances.
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Wasumotox
John M. Scholler
Kes Bens
Erm
Sinog Fok
Se Id
Chautauqua County
Hod
Lilinois
Artilery
Graz
Roe
Mulitary
Virginia
Sheridan
Sehofubi
God
Tooifications Thard
Avention
Ordnance and
Pam Bine Ender
Jal Eld
Schofield Regrets Arrest Order in Major Armes Case
From Washin gton Sept 28 General Echoheld regrets having been forced to order Major Armes arrested while acting secretary of war. He says he would have ignored the incident if not in office, noting Armes sent an insulting note after a dispute. Schofield declines formal charges and seeks no punishment. Other items note two youths crushed under a train after attempting to cross a railway, and a Kentucky shooting over alleged insults.
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Echoheld
Arma
Hia
Aries
Schofield
Armes
Ward
Smith Fled After Alleged Hold Up and Murder Charge
Moody and Brewster prosecute the case against John Smith the broker and banker who fled to Mexico after an alleged right sided robbery in which a man was killed. Witnesses claim three men forced Smith to surrender money then fired, leaving $120. Smith appeals that no crime occurred and denies the tragedy. He is held on $200 bond to answer the charge of larceny after trust.
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Tuyé
Bea
Mim
John ‘Smith
Mexico
Jan Alighist
Smith
Secord
Ie Moody
Ee Rawster
Tono Smith
Smyth
Ander
Moody & Brewster
Walenis
Truss
Noted Author Desty Dies at 65 in California
Robert Desty, a Canadian born author of more than 20 law books, died at 65 in California after a career shaping federal practice. He authored Federal Practice widely used by judges and lawyers. at his death he was finishing the fourth volume of Contracts. He leaves a wife and a son.
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Bocursres
Robert Desty
Canada
Quebec
de Bi ‘Ville
Desty
Federal Pratoe
Federal Courta
Supreme Court of the United States
Dusty
Fire destroys Daisy Mill elevator in Wisconsin
A fire at 5:20 am in the cupola of the Daisy mill elevator in Wet Scrammion Wisconsin destroyed the structure housing 80 000 bushels of wheat. Owned by the E T Allis Company of Milwaukee it was insured for about 500 000 and will likely be rebuilt. the cause was four dust explosions.
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Wis
ET. Allis Company
Milwaukee
Western Man in GOP Talk and Scandal Rumors
New York reports Senator Richard Pettitow of South Dakota announces Cushman Davis’s candidacy for president at a Fifth Avenue hotel. The piece notes Davis in northwest duties, while a separate item cites Mr. Monnier denying Mrs Monnier’s claim about Durant, with other scattered details from New York and Cleveland about political maneuvering and a sensational crime note reference.
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Migarseta
New York
Richard T. Pettixtow
South Dakota
Fifth Avenue
Cushman K Davis
Minnis
Cushman K Davie
Northwest
Cuba's Case Considered by U S Consul in Havana
Joseph A Springer United States vice consul at Havana made a mysterious visit to the city to consult with Beere Card Systemmney about Cuban affairs. He has long served in Havana and is closely informed. The State Department was informed at once and the president seeks to learn what progress the vents are making through him. Dispatches fo Gaara
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United Sates
Havana
Springer
Cleveland
Gray Gables
United States
Marriage and murder rumors cloud Kentucky couple’s past
Milly Sargent of Waxersona Kentucky is entwined in a tangled tale involving William Sargent and Rosa Evane. Reportedly married years ago, William vanished westward then was said dead. Mary Evans, Rosa’s sister, reportedly attracted courtship from Sargent after William’s disappearance, amid a flurry of rumors about wars, commissions, and investigations.
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Milly Sargent
Waxersona
William Sargent
Rosa Eivane
West
Gognarsearset Mont
Mary Evans
Hosa
Enon
Sion
Abesnes
Bowes
Mary
Regardiang
Charles Simpler
Ty Feommsiy Bor
Sargent
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