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18 Aug 1896
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1896
Page
1
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A dynamite blast at a New Holland hotel storage area near a Pennsylvania Telephone crew killed three men Charles Cannon of the company was near the setup when the explosion occurred. Dozens were injured and extensive property damage followed the blast, with several outbuildings ruined and roofs torn away.
William J. Bryan and party depart Irvington after visiting John Briaben Walker’s home. The group travels by Day Line boat to Albany and then to Poughkeepsie, with cheering crowds seen at Yonkers and Newburgh. The trip, part of a three day sequence, continues toward Upper Red Hook as supporters show measured enthusiasm. The Manhattan Elevated Railroad reports a $268,633 drop in net earnings and a $399,950 larger deficit.
Aug. 17 reports from Washington and London describe Spain preparing a damages bill against the United States for filibustering expeditions aiding Cuban insurgents. The Spanish case cites Geneva arbitration precedent and cites U.S. neutrality and law cases, with commentary from The Times on potential annexation and a Cuba related execution in Janico. London papers also discuss the bill's implications and the Alabama case reference.
Loypox August 17. British editorials on arbitration statements by the Marquis of Salisbury and Mr Balfour attract wide attention. The Times Daily News and Daily Chronicle laud the Premier's remarks while Pall Mall Gazette quotes relief among Anglo Saxon readers on both sides of the Atlantic. The St James Gazette and The Globe offer cautious approval and demand precise terms especially regarding Venezuela and Monrov doctrine.
Rioting marred Nationalist demonstrations in Belfast Aug 17 as crowds paraded with spears and bands. Police baton charges injured several, while authorities warned of further disturbances and possible military support to restore order.
Abigail Dodge known as Gail Hamilton lies gravely ill at her Hamblron Miss home after a stroke at breakfast Sunday. Doctors report serious risk of death and say Mrs Dodge may not survive the day. The illness only became public Monday as Dr Thayer of Salem was summoned. Nearby items note cotton outlooks and separate crime brief.
A Perry county planter reports a severe cyclone near Lelma Alabama Aug 17 that killed 15 people twelve Black residents and three whites, injured about ten, wrecked houses and crops, and left livestock buried under debris as the storm swept from southwest to north with heavy rain and a short-lived barometric drop.
Three Yaqui Indians captured after the Wednesday battle were executed Saturday by Mexican soldiers after a hearing. They admitted ties to the outbreak but said chiefs urged them to raid. Executions were kept secret with invites sent to U.S. officers. Mexico pursues suspects. six remain jailed as 400 cavalrymen chase raiders from Santa Teresa.
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