30 Apr 1892
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1892
Page
1
Dudes and fashion notes advocate cool breezy Puff or Negligee shirts for picnics and lawn events. W D Bailey's Haberdashery boasts the state’s largest assortment with Fall Dress Bow line, Derby and Straw hats in stock, Knox hats leading, and $1.00 French Balbriggan Underwear sale extended for one more week due to large stock.
The Central theater blaze search began at 7 am with teams cautiously digging near the rear stage stairs as walls threatened to collapse. A charred torso was found and identified as a woman, Mrs Flora Lorella, leader of the ballet in Devil's Auction Company. more bodies to follow as the coroner’s team removes remains and overhanging walls are cleared. Thomas Acheson died at Pennsylvania Hospital from burns sustained escaping. Behring Sea treaty ratification to be exchanged in London next week to expedite final action. A mass Democratic meeting was urged at the opera house today at 11 am.
Voters urge Davenport and others to define their positions before a Sumter county mass meeting in Americus on April 30. Davenport responds that he will not claim the claims of any candidate, though ready to define his own position if he becomes a candidate. Nationwide politics noted with turnout calls and a warning on absenteeism in Congress.
Sumter county Democrats gather in the opera house at 11 o'clock to elect delegates to the Atlanta convention, with an executive meeting at 10 to discuss changing the method and likely eight delegates. Most favor Hill for president, with Cleveland weak support and a petition seeking candor from Davenport Burkhalter and Brady on vital issues.
Special to the Herald reports from Venezuela dated April 18 that a quantity of arms intended for a revolutionist leader was seized at Ciudad Bolivar. The government claims the leader and a young man will be executed when near a specified distance. President Palacio hints at Crespo to reveal plans. Bases at Templet de Colon listed at 50 men and 500 wounded. Palacio buys arms in Trinidad amid Britain ties. Separate item notes two Manitoba farmers died in a freeze day near Rearburn station, with James Taylor of Midland among the dead.
Fragments discuss avoiding ice damage in refrigeration and removing moisture from a container. The muddled text mentions a refrigerator, zinc, globules of moisture, paper, and mouldings, with unclear guidance about timing and safety. It reads like a derailed instructional note with no clear author or concrete actions.
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