18 Apr 1894
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1894
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR yields a dense, era voice piece outlining county matters in Americus Sumter with references to roads, meetings, elections, and public works. The text mentions county governance, water systems, and infrastructure items, but readability is poor and concrete events or dates are unclear.
Incident reports at Danville Virginia recount incendiary fires and a mob clash with police as two suspects Belt and Scott were captured. The vigil over Senator Zebulon Vance’s remains drew thousands to Raleigh with funeral processions and ceremonies. The insurgent fleet near Buenos Aires faced provisioning shortages before transfer to quarantine. The Hungarian diet approved civil marriage legislation amid broad support.
St Louis April 17 Chauncey M Depew says his presidential bid is a joke but a railroad man may be a formidable candidate in the future He cites possible contenders and notes conventions may bring unfamiliar figures to the fore In another item from Clattan coua he reports on southern industry freight rates coal strikes and new business activity with nine factory enlargements and 27 new buildings
Syrup of Figs is praised as a universally agreeable remedy. The ad claims it cures habitual constipation, improves digestion, and promotes health. Available in 500 and 1 bottle sizes at druggists with prompt delivery and guaranteed satisfaction.
Reports from Washington describe a clash over a quorum counting rule in the House with Speaker Crisp and Mr Catchings leading opposition. In the Senate, debate on the tariff and treaty continues as Morgan and Harris outline timing and executive sessions set toward early May.
Reports from Coxey's army show leadership disputes and discipline as the movement travels from Cumberland to Williamsport and on to Washington. Contingents from Boston and Oklahoma reach rail lines, while incidents in various towns detail altercations, deaths, and injuries linked to the era's unsettled protest.
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