Order in the Isle of Pines Denies Islander Conspiracy Claims
The Isle of Pines municipal council issued a statement denying charges that the island is in a state of anarchy and under local mob rule. It asserts British authorities and property protectors remain in place, refuting claims of public murky violence and urging that records show ownership and payments are properly managed by American landholders and corporations.
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Municipal Council
Havan Novey
Isle of Pinea
Joh Beinan
Pirsbury
Bordiang
Schoels Dacitles
Amerwans
Rey pHi
Pablo
Joeman Demu
Tae Auers
Lars Land Corparies
Mavina
Ina
Tban
Insects Threaten Rubber Tises On Planters Field
A November report notes insect incursions affecting rubber works. Plans discuss measures to combat pests and protect the crop output. Officials outline costs and timelines, with emphasis on timing and control methods for November operations.
Street Cars for Brunswick to Get Electric Line Soon
Brunswick residents hear that an electric street car line may reach the town within a year. The Southern Electric Gas and Water Company has secured Jacksonville’s franchise and plans rapid construction starting next month led by local businessmen.
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Caty
Brunswick Ga
Southern
Lilectric Gas and Water Company
Jacksonville
Brunswick Ork
Bernhardt Begins Western Tour From New York With 100 Trunks
The actress Sarah Bernhardt arrived in New York from Paris on a French liner and departed for Chicago on a special New York Central train. Two hundred trunks and scenery were loaded for the west bound run, with stops only to change engines. Bernhardt calls this a farewell American tour and plans to visit Pittsburg, Washington, Baltimore, Montreal, and Cuba before returning to New York in December.
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Bernhardt
New York
York
Sarah Ow" Bernhardt
Chicago
New York Central Railroad
Aer
Deslinnuoen
Acuress
Sardous la Sorciere
Mme Bernhardt
New Fork
Mime Bernhardt
Grand Central Station
Valise
Mme Herrhardt
Aga
America
Discovery of bacillus of gangrene by Vanderbilt doctor
Dr William Litterer of Vanderbilt University reports a newly described bacillus from virulent gangrene cases. The organism shows distinct culture traits and causes rapid death in lab animals. Litterer plans to present findings to the National Medical Association in Boston next May.
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Abhville Tenn
William Litterer
Vanderbilt University
Litterer
Latterer
National Medical Association
Boston
Judge Wm Pope to Wed in Roswell Matrimonial Plan
Judge William Pope of the U.S. territorial court in New Mexico will wed Wass Wade near Gull, a noted Georgia native described as one of the state’s most beautiful women. The ceremony is set for November 29. The article notes his past roles, including service in the Philippines during the insurrection and newspaper work at Santa Fe. It also covers council matters, including discussion on Southern Light and Power Company petition, potential referrals to the electric lights committee, and a vetoed salary increase for General Manager Woodward and Secretary Duimond tied to water works funding.
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Roswell
Willam Hayes Pope
United States
Gudwiald
Georgia
Wass
Nisebet Gull
Pape
New Vex
Santa Fe
Jude
Pilippines
Southern Light and Power Company
Fmfanthises 1
Sime
Maxers
Judaevus to Be Marshal at November Ceremony
A garbled note indicates plans for a U S Marshal appointment ceremony with references to Lee Bryan and Judge Liamis Tones. The fragment suggests a reappointment or succession at a staged event, but details are unclear and some names appear misspelled.
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Montgomery
Spe
Captain Davis May Enter Race for Sixth District
The Friends of Captain W A Davis consider his candidacy for Congress from the sixth district opposing Congressman Charles J Bartlett. John R Cooper has announced and may enter the race, with Davis a strong Georgia legislator influence. Pressure from supporters could prompt Davis to run, while Cooper prepares to campaign across the district.
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Second Street
Macon
W A Davis
Congress
Charles J. Bartlett
John R Coopers
Caase
Davis
Strang
Peomis
Georgia
Thd
Inet
Ron
John R Cooper
Prince Louis Sails Today Amid Desertions and Delays
New York dispatch reports Prince Louis of Battenberg prepares to sail with the British squadron toward Gibraltar. The voyage is delayed by ship preparation, with expected departure set for tomorrow morning. Officers warn wholesale desertions from ships, while Prince Louis expresses interest in an exposition invitation and notes his command's end date may affect future plans. The admiralty contingent will navigate down the bay from the Drake to the Cunard pier before setting to sea.
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York
Price Louis
Battenburgs Vise
New York
Gibraltar
Drake
North River
Cunard Pier
Prince
Hugh Gordon Miler
New York State
Prince Louis of Battenberg
Miller Prince Louis Gay
Have You Catarrh Fever or Similar Disease
A vintage style pleading advert asks if readers suffer catarrh and lists symptoms such as sneezing throat raw nose clogged and foul breath. It touts a non experimental remedy discovered by a scientific specialist, backed by a stock company, offered at a nominal price to every sufferer.
Soaking the Cotton Columbus After Fire Near Atlantic Compress
A smoldering cotton blaze from Thursday near the Atlantic Compress prompted fire crews to dam water to douse the flames on November 19. Insurance officials surveyed the scene in Dana as authorities assessed the damage and lingering embers.
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Columbus
Speers
Atlantic
Tome
Dana
Augusta Eyes Large Lace Mill Plant Prospect
Augusta may host a multi million dollar lace mill as English capitalists study sites in the city. A syndicate representative toured Augusta, met with the chamber of commerce, and reviewed transport, taxes, and real estate. If chosen, the plant would cost about 2.5 million dollars, employ roughly 800 workers, and mark Augusta as one of three southern city candidates including sites in North and South Carolina.
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Augusa
Spella
Augusta
America
Alexander Thorepson
New Chamber of Commerce
Ely
Aboout
Tiprak
1Ompeon
Connecticut
Georgia
Sim
Carolina
Noth Carolina
Onity
Alexander Dowie
Mita Bucanehore
Deer Hunter’s Wakeup Shot Ends In Sleepy Nerve Overcome
A tale of a Atlanta hunter recounts how a nervous bout and fatigue nearly doomed his chance at a deer. He nodded off at the stand, woke to dogs and cracking brush, then fired as a tawny deer flashed and disappeared into the trees.
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Atlanta
Deer hunt and bear tale mix with protest meetings in 19th century notes
Fragmented narrative recalls a deer hunt with a bear carcass, vivid events, and rustic storytelling. A second thread describes November 19 meetings protesting Russian Jewish massacres, with resolutions and prayers for martyrs and liberty.
Porte Remains Silent as War Turmoil Grows
Fragmentary copy reports unnamed porte inaction amid rising tensions. References to embassies, naval forces, and a Russians. Sevastopol mentioned with an unspecified destination. The text suggests concern over a Russian Baltic squadron heading toward Sevastopol or similar.
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John Calvert
Woodspeed
Poe Murray
Meade
J Levin
Testherm
Indude
Richmond Va
Dstzier
Fo & Mu Phev Farmir
J Lev
Atlant
Western Union Telegraph Company
Murray Mis le
Wre
Smealler
Considerabe4 Fur Sons
Lumbts
Columbus Ga
Clyde
Girard
St Elmo
Mont ‘Tirman
Charles Jinnett
Charles Windham
Mayor Chappell
Chappell
Government Board of Engineers
Carimbelle
Apelachicola
Fla
Board of Trade
Apachicola
Williams
Georgia, Florida and Alabama
Carrabelle
Board of Engineers
Huse Two Points
Order IN the
Isle OF Pines
Brunswick
Tailoring
Muse
Whitehall St
Sarah
Mame
Sarah Bernhardt
WM. Pope
Miss Hull
Athens
Judevis
Bryan
Friends of Bible Representative
John HR Cooper
Congressman Bartlett
Prince Louis
Stetson
Essig Bros
Whitenhall ST
Porte
Ragumius
Naval Demongirs
Rassiin Blacht Sea Squadron 9
Iase
Sevastopel
P. LY Ein
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Messenger
Southern Bell Telephone & Telegraph Company
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