Georgia and national news mix in a Georgia newspaper page
The article surveys transportation projects, political shifts, and economic alerts across Georgia and the South. It notes roadbed debates on the Western and Atlantic line, rail ambitions from Albany to Bainbridge, manufacturing progress, and a new boom in granite and iron works. It mentions Australian voting adoption, Texas jute, and a Texas Karporama exhibition. It cites life expectancy trends and a Philadelphia banker’s view on Southern furnaces, plus local industry updates from Emerson and Rome.
Death of Col Albert R Lamar in Macon burial note
Col Albert R Lamar died in Macon on Saturday night from congestion of the brain. Born in Augusta on June 11 1890 he studied in a Pennsylvania college and practiced law in Americus before moving to Columbus to pursue journalism. He was a bold fearless writer respected by friends and enemies alike and mourned by many.
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Railroad Rivalry Eyes New Savannah Links
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