Street Railway Prospects in Americus Pressed for Subscriptions
The Times-Recorder reports favorable prospects for resuming operation of Americus street railway. Boston owners and local subscribers discuss a $2,000 five year guarantee and a $3,000 first year operation fund. Mayor’s office to host a subscription paper as interested parties urged to contribute. The paper commends the Times-Recorder for public advocacy of the railway and urges business leaders to back the reactivation.
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Times-Recorder
e-Americus Street Railway
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Americus
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Opera House closes doors before curtain falls planational move
Doors of the Opera House will close at least five minutes before the curtain drops to curb late comers. Management promises legal action against disruptors while suggesting further closing at curtain rise on the first act. The piece The Barrel of Money is a traditional Yankee melodrama with strong scene effects and a capable cast. The Red Men announce a banquet with visiting tribes at Cotton Avenue hall tonight. The Musical Club grows from Philharmonic to a growing city orchestra and aims for early concerts. Mayor's Court reports two men involved in a Jackson Street shooting case. one man injured. George Wilson tickets go on sale Thursday. A birthday party at Mrs Mathews’ home honors Miss Belle Shaw. Rev S A McNeil receives honorary MA from Bethany College, Lumberton NC. Vendor notices and advertisements fill column.
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Minn & Brown
Tip Aparthelea
New England
Ife
Prigg
Henrie Stanfield
The
Americas
No. 5
Alabama
Order of Red Men
Tax Rates and County Budget for 1891 Stand and Deliver
The document outlines state tax rate set at 5 per thousand plus county levies, totaling around 10 per thousand with expected county additions for jail construction. It notes delays due to legislative action, potential extra percentages, and upcoming county commissioners meeting to finalize levies. Governor and Comptroller-General authorize ad valorem taxes for general and school purposes and fund retirement bonds.
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Sumter
Dunn
Col
Jester Dunn
Atlanta
A. Watont
Six Men Face Burglaries With Insufficient Evidence Filed
Six men arrested for burglaries at Ex 8, Ferguson, and Bagley stores at DeSoto yesterday in conditional release cases. Henry Lacsan, Beatty, Sel, Grant, Stewart, and Miles Scott implicated as witnesses, with Judge Mabey to hear further tomorrow. The burglaries involved rifling Simmons Bagley household items and attempting to open a safe, including removal of a small safe and a bronze plaque.
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DeSoto
Thor
Henry Lacsan
Beatty
Miles Scott
Rentkins
Grant /Stewa
Mabey
Marbing
Simmons & Bagley
Naval stores and pork markets steady in Savannah trades
Sept markets report mixed prices with turpentine firm in Savannah and pork markets showing moderate demand. New prime pork quoted around 1.25 with older lots at 1.10, while mid clear prices and futures for October November December show small movements. Chicago grain futures list corn oats and pork options with modest shifts. The imperial yacht Carina of All the Russias is mentioned in a curious aside about attire.
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Lord Hare
Getuber
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