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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1897

Page

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Allen & Sheffield Linen Department Best Values in Damask

From 25¢ to $50 per yard these are beautiful to look upon with good stocks of wash goods organdies dimities jaconettes lawns and grass linens in Americas and none compare with our present stock in beauty or low prices We have anything you need in the line Hosiery handkerchiefs gloves ladies undervest belts waists and underwear all at new low prices Special attention to linen department best damask napkins and towels ever seen here Now as to

Americas Nation Allen & Sheffield

Nominations Sent to Senate From Angell to Meiklejohn List

The president sent nominations to the senate including Jaimes B. Angell of Michigan as envoy extraordinary and minister to Turkey, George D. Meiklejohn of Nebraska as assistant secretary of war, and John W. Cunningham of Idaho as U S assayer. Also named were commissioners for the District of Columbia John B. Wright and Joan W. Ross. Additional posts include George N. West as consul at Pictou and naval and military appointments in the arena of the War and Navy Departments. The report cites other international and local notices with details on weather and commentary from various papers.

Molkinsey Slade Senate George D. Meiklesho Nebraska Wilmo Commission District of Columbia Wasuixatox Jaimes B. Angell Michigan United States Turkey George N. West Pictou George D. Meiklejohn John B. Wright Joan W. Ross Treasury John W. Cunningham Idaho Boa City Ida Jasper P. Brady Indian Territory Marahal Central District sSeigman Brothers Navy Department London England War E. H. Browne PA. Wolfe J. W. Joys George Ta

Steady Nerves and Pure Blood Drive Business Success

An old time advice piece asserts steady nerves are essential for both lion hunters and wary businessmen facing fierce daily competition. It links nerve strength to pure blood via improved digestion and liver function, praising Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and its health claims with testimonial fragments.

Pierce Samual Walke Chestis Co

Seven Die As Flatboat Capsizes Near Mauk Ark

A distressing accident ten miles west of Mauk Arkansas drowns Sylvester Sanders his wife and five children. They were fleeing rising waters with a bull aboard the flatboat which slipped patience and tipped over. Neighbors saw the tragedy but could not render aid.

Negro Louis Herexa Ark Sylvester Sanders Joel Higgins Calicott Place

Daring levee tampering reported at Davis Louisiana

Four men in a skiff attempted to cut the Davis levee above the great 1884 crevasse area. An armed posse pursued them. they escaped. Now 25 armed guards patrol the levee nightly as authorities warn of fatal consequences for tampering. Louisiana officials praise efforts amid flood defenses and rising river challenges.

Davi Louisiana Davis Morrison Interstate Commerce Commission Bayou Fourche Tensas Queen and Crescent Nempais Osceola Chickasaw Alger Kitney Ashport Vincent Trea

Levee Weak Spots Raise Alarm Along Lower Mississippi

Flood fears rise as new breaks threaten New Orleans area with three weak spots near St Charles parish Hanson City and Camp Parapet. Protective levees may steer rising water toward the lake while crews repair and guard the line above Gretna as the mood crisis approaches New Orleans.

Louisiana Vicksburg New Orleans St. Charles Parish Hanson City Camp Parapet Old Ames Crevasse Gretna Texas and Pacific

Americans in Honduras win broad concessions for interoceanic railway

A Honduras government concession grant to an American syndicate includes building an interoceanic railway and establishing a Atlantic coast steamship line to connect with New York. The group, led by Henry L. Sprague and Washing ton Valentine, includes the Astors, Welshs, and Depew. They may form banks, finance debt, collect customs, manage finances, and oversee mining and immigration privileges. President Bouilla’s administration is strong as Congress nears adjournment.

Astors Depew Honduras New Yon Herald Tegucigalpa Messrs Henry L. Sprague Washingwn Valentine Welshs Presa Jent Depew New York Central Railway Atlantic New York Republic Congress Bouilla

Shaw in good spirits as Tom Shaw faces trial verdict near

Jeffersonville Ga April 14 The second day in the trial of Tom Shaw accused of wrecking a Southern passenger train near Macon that killed three people produced no new sensations. About 19 state witnesses have been examined with 15 others for the state and 26 for the defense. Evidence includes cross ties and track photographs. Shaw remains confident of acquittal and his alibi defense dominates, with a verdict expected by Friday.

Jeffersonville Tom Shaw Stone Creek Macon Criswell Shaw

Idaho man claims killer Myers spotted near Boise City

An Idaho man, Frank M. Long of Boise, believes Willie Myers, murderer of Forrest Crowley, is near Atlanta and has requested Georgia requisition papers to extradite him. Sheriff Neima delivered Fulton County papers to Police Chief Connolly. authorities pursue custody as a $1000 reward awaits delivery in Atlanta.

Idaho Forna Crowley AtLanta Frank M. Long Boise City Ida Will Myers Forrest Crowley Georgia Neima Fulton County Connolly Idaho City Myers Sanches Cape

Big meeting at Newnan State Sunday School session opens

In Newnan Georgia the State Sunday School Association convened at the First Baptist Church with President W S Witham presiding. W Landrum delivered the opening talk and delegates from across the state attend as workers discuss Sunday school work and plans through Thursday night. Royal Arcanum council meetings to be held in Macon May 5 with two hundred councils expected to attend. A dispatch from Cape Town notes The Daily Mail reports possible war implications for the Transvaal as officials discuss potential conflict.

State Sevston Withan Realding Newsan W. S&s Witham Newnan Piret Baptist Church Aoe Wee W. Landrom Ist Iam Bal J. B. Robinson Georgia 2 Royal Arcanum of Georgia Macon Aogle Trenevaal Lowvow Daily Mail Cape Town Het Dagoblad Dutehoor Transvaal

Stenng's Vein Onerehddan Atnaxy Charter Bill Passage

The Greater New York charter bill passed the senate despite veto by Strong, by a narrow vote of HM to. The outcome reflects political maneuvering over an important reform measure in the Atnaxy April 14 edition.

Stenng Greater New York Senate Carer Strong

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