11 Aug 1892
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1892
Page
1
The text promotes seven dollar shoes promising durability and appearance with a strong claim of value. It notes care not to disappoint and briefly mentions one fifty dollar shirts available in Madras cloth.
A partisan summary argues the Democratic Party defended farmers and workers against tariff abuses and corporate control. It portrays Republicans led by Reed and McKinley as oppressors, praises southern and western reform votes, and urges alliance with the People’s Party to restore home rule and equal rights.
Capt H C Bagley shares opinions in a relaxed chat with The Times Recorder. He discusses prospects and potential outcomes of street car developments, offering practical perspectives and commentary on urban transit plans. The piece reads as a candid interview-style column.
In Taylor County, 660 of 800 white Democrats voted in the primary, leaving about 140 third party votes. Analysts say the sustained Democratic surge weakens third party leaders and erodes regional support for Crisp against Wimberly and Watson influenced factions. County lines now favor straight democracy for the next six months.
The plan to honor Charles F Crisp of Americus with a public welcome today features a brass band at 1 oclock, rides from Central Station to the opera house, brief speeches, and a victory lap to his Taylor Street home. Local officials and citizens anticipate a strong turnout and a festive scene as in prior celebrations for the Speaker of the House.
Butler and Berry advertise 2 qt water coolers at 1.40 dollars and 1.00 dollars with Iga 2gal water coolers from Segal, highlighting bargain prices for home use.
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