Distinguished Ohio party visits Americus Georgia
A large Ohio party of forty eight visitors toured Americus on March 5 1801 meeting local leaders at the depot and viewing the city from Forsyth to College streets. They saw the Allen House hotel current construction the Americus iron works and many factories praising growth and hospitality. Judge Pilsbury spoke on North South unity and MO Mack received a gold headed cane for Confederate graves work before the party visited Andersonville then Albany.
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Major Glessner
Americas
Americus
Columbus
Devot
Sue
Ohio
Georgia
Forsyth Street
Jackson
Sackson
College
Lamartreet
Commercial City Club
Americus Iron Works
A.D. & L. Compress
United States
Toanu
Ason
Pany
Allen House
Sandusky
Court House
J.B. Pilsbury
MO. T. Mack
Johnson's Island
J. F. Green
Mack
Andersonville
Albany
Tak
J F Greene
Sandusky Daily Register
Clark Center
C Tillnghast
W Wood
E F Elwes
Bristol
George Ellithrope
H Clausen
H Rogers
F Dwelle
J H Follett
H German
George Barney
H Elfera
Bauman
CF Stein
W L Ward
J B Parker
Jno
Sehhendler
J Frost
RR Moysey
J Weis
GW Clesry
O Bo
Archany
Vinny Seyweepe
Floods batter region as rivers rise toward record highs
Reports from across the state describe heavy rains and rising rivers threatening tracks and bridges. The Flint and Oglethorpe areas see water near the rail line, with trains delayed or halted. Augusta and Rome report rising water, possible drownings, and fear of further damage if rain persists. A fresh note highlights Romance magazine's abrupt success and subscription details.
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Flint
Oglethorpe
Americus
Muckabee Creek
Central Railroad
Columbus
Chattahoochee
Alabama
Augusta
Avausta
Connely
Mr. Lamar
Rome
Broad Street
Personal notices from Americus and nearby towns
In Americus and surrounding areas, notables and residents are seen in the city. W T Glass of Columbus and J G McDonald return from New York, while J A Harrell of Richhead visits. Elliott Dunn of Butler, Tyre Jennings of Americus, and Terry Towns visit, with others like John R Shaw and Henry McClesky in town. Detective Troy Holder from Stewart County appears, and a note on a recent storm mentions a jovial figure among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.T. Glass
Columbus
J. G. McDonald
New York
Jocge Dod. Harrell
Richhead
Mescars
Aa. M. Burton
Cordele
Ameritous
Elliot Dunn
Butler
Vom Troy
Macon
Messrs
Howell Cobb
Jei! Meleaky
Birmingham
W.P. Peddy
Grovanin
Tyre Jennings
John R. Shaw
Henry McClesky
Americus
the Central
Atlanta
Troy Holder
Stewart County
A Lucky Loan and Strange Gypsy Charm Tale
A reporter recounts a traveling man showing a claimed Gypsy charm once owned by a princess. The charm supposedly brings luck, with the owner recounting a life of winnings before a fatal shooting. The reporter briefly bets with the charm, finds a silver dollar, and remains skeptical while developments are awaited. Also noted are fatal nervous illness cases in Georgia families, and a promise of a grand memorial day with sweeping gas works plans.
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Lamar Street
M. J. Carnail
Canada
D. F. Davenport
Our City
Euste— Flint
Rudyard Kipling
Maurice Thompson
C. A. Watson
Ath Avenue
Fourteenth Streets
GQ. D. Hayes
Schley County
Buena Vista
South
Lavaa
U. Atlern
Duboia
Dodge Cu
Tyam Trivnoleat
Poysac
Ctos Hoeseratios
Elise Fe
W. Nelson
Henry
Tye
Hale
Curictiu
Ausley
Competitton
Rew
Elamela
Lonsdale
Daria
Orietta
Armure
J. B. Fried & CO
T. S. Greene
Cotton Avenue
Americus, Georgia