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Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1889

Page

2

Georgia towns rally for Davis fund and civic progress

Georgia communities quickly raise nearly ten thousand dollars for Jefferson Davis’s relief fund. Macon tops size‑matched cities in contributions, while Atlanta and Griffin papers spar over Grady and Howell. Americus is urged to form a five board of trade as other cities push manufacturing and trade growth.

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Jefferson Davis Dead Widely mourned and debated across regions

The Newark Journal notes Davis’s death shifts perception. In the North his fame fades to reputation, while the South venerates him as the Lost Cause’s embodiment. Containing commentary on Civil War memory, land taxation, and political moves by Knights and parties, the piece also discusses Georgia taxes on the Atlanta and Florida Railroad and a looming Senate push in December.

Jefferson Davis Newark N.J Confederacy North Fort Sumter South Jefferson Davia Appomatox Farmers’ Alliance Knights of Labor Knights The Atlanta Georgia Summer County Court of Ordinary Court House Athericus Wate N. A. Smith East Americus Jerry Ansley Jefferson Street J.C. Hogue C. M. Prpentiey Cee Lover G. W. F. Phil Samren Cousty Davis Suggs Ella Ida Herrington Sumter County A. C. Speer Georgia—Numier County Hereas J. A. McDonald John B. McDonald Janda Kald A.C. Speer J. A. Blackshelr Sali J. TL. Page Win T. Toole A. C Superior Court Charles Larned Robert A. Darden Eny Anid Lot Bumter County Robert A. Darien Atic Bherid Sumree City of Matt Hart Henry Jones Poplar Street Loulala Stephens J. H. Allen Werestee County Sophia A. Cobb Oliver B. Cobb Webster County W. H. Cosby J. J. Peel J. J. C. Durham Weston Colbus Southern C. Durham Dawson, Ga

Campaign fun and rail depot deeds loom in the district

The Macon County Citizen hints at a lively crusade in the Third Congressional District with a potential Macon candidate described as a hustler. Other items note Railroad Commission depot location powers, iron trade dynamics, county Alliance activity, George Thoebe’s political path, Columbus Southern’s first regular train to Richland, and retirements and reshuffles in agriculture and press corps.

Macon County Conreas Mr. Citizen Sumter Columbus Southern Columbus Richland

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