Georgia Cotton and Amoskeag Mill's Georgia Supply Impact
The Manchester Union notes Georgia cotton dominates Amoskeag Corporation intake with 13,000 of 86,000 bales from Georgia since November. It explains price per bale at 45 cents with 15 percent shrinkage, and outlines planned weekly usage around 1,100 to 1,150 bales after Jefferson mill opens. Nine hundred ten acres of cotton supply one week’s material for the giant mill.
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Manchester, N. H
Ita
Georgia
Amoskeag Corporation
New England
Manchester
Jefferson Mill
Amoskeag
Texas
Louisiana
Arkansas
Mississippi
Alabama
Tennessee
Mineral
Stark
Chicago
Louisville
Felta
Prayer for Reporters Praised in Senate Prayer
Chaplain Allison startled the Senate by praying for newspaper men asking divine protection for reporters whose nimble pens seem omnipresent across the globe from Africa jungles to Colorado captions. He asked that reporters be included when heaven convenes.
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Pan
Chicago Times
Senate
Allison
Africa
Colorado
General Assembly of Heaven
Advice to Mothers Mas Weston’s Soornina Sracz
A vintage ad promotes Soornina Sracz for soothing children with diarrhea. It claims quick relief and notes a twenty first cents bottle price.
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Weston
Roswell Man Seeks $600 From Real Estate Boom Report
Mr Archibald Smith of Roswell Georgia challenges the Marietta Journal correspondent who claimed he made 600 dollars in a Gadsden Alabama real estate speculation. He says he knows nothing about it and wants the money or a way to obtain it. The editor cautions that many booms rest on unsubstantial speculation.
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Sam Jones
Boston
Jesus Christ
Bob Ingersoll
Ingersoll
Archibald Smith
Roswell
Marietta Journal
Gadsden
Ala
Journal
Smith
The Last Slave in American Soil A Wisconsin Colonel Tale
The piece recounts Col William L Utley of the Twenty Second Wisconsin who sheltered a runaway slave in Kentucky or Tennessee before emancipation. The owner sued for the slave’s value and won $1000. Utley paid and later was indemnified by Congress. The article also notes sorghum sugar output and hints at tariff implications with John Sherman.
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Chicago Herald
William L. Utley
Racine
Wisconsin
Kentucky
Tennessee
Utley
United States
Milwaukee
Congress
General Crook Lectures on The American Todian in Massachusetts
Gen. Crook, recovered from a sudden illness in Boston, lectures on The American Todian in towns across Massachusetts, delivering the talk to local audiences and promoting his views on national issues. He travels from city to city sharing his observations and insights with residents.
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Gen. Crook
Boston
Massachusetts
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Georgia Cotton
John Sherman
Bouthwes Georgia
James Fricker
Americus, GA
Hbarein Minn Bedateads
Harrold, Johnson & CO
Faniawim
W. P. Jowers
Preston
Webster County, Ga
Fla
Fastoffice
Eiseen
P. D. Hill
Sexton Oak Grove Cemetery
Tien Hela Lee
Toms & CO
Richmond
Marddewlm
Southwestern Matepad Company of Georgia
Fenty Five de Lott Warren
State Lottery Company
Coxesny
Louisiana Nat'l Bk
Batowin
New Orleana
Gann Kong
Union National Bk
Louisiana State Lottery Company
Leginsture
Academy OF Music
New Orleans
Patten
Anede C
New York Exchange
Dauphin
A. Dauphin
Washington, D. C
Orleans
Samiun AL Bas
Ren Kiber
Mont
York City
Io Ancreeg
List
Kelsey & CO
Meriden
Shauane
Philadel Crete
Jo Mike Ea Crusoe
Ormie Rao
Audreea
Direriary
WowRee
Adblishing CO
Hime Block
St. Louis
Sue
AL Dravgist Febuary & Johnson, Proprietors
Parker
Druggleta
Sili Kory Giver
Nntech
ACOTT
Broadway
Pianofortes
Bn Sos
Py & Dam
Westmart
Moti Pith
New York
Aveane
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