09 Feb 1896
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1896
Page
1
A Madrid procession marked a tense scene after a man died during police shots at a protest against General Campos. Crowds shouted anti monarchy phrases and blocked royal residence, while police hesitated to intervene. Funeral drew 12,000 Republicans who marched to the cemetery.
Paris dispatch says The Figaro and other papers highlight the Valladolid Madrid manifesto against Marshal Martinez de Campos once the Spain’s favorite soldier. Public sentiment shows urgency over Cuba and its possible loss risking national bankruptcy.
A heated House debate unfolds as Mr Corliss and Mr Boatner clash with Mr Bartlett and others over party loyalty and the fate of Democratic candidates in Kentucky. Amid quarrels, a Kentucky senator and intra party tensions highlight the rift between gold and silver factions within the Democrats.
Report outlines cocaine use the night of the killing and traces purchases by Jackson at Alen drugstore. Wallingford and other associates described Thursday and Friday activities while Pearl Bryan remains missing. Police note letters planned to mislead investigators and confirm Wallingford’s involvement.
Fort Worth reports Brazos river rise of six feet over 86 hours causing ferryboat losses at Hempstead and heavy livestock casualties along the river. Velasco town submerged as two whites and one negro drown. names unavailable. Sabine river flooding harms sawmills and livestock in East Texas.
Frinefighters gather for six bouts as Jack Everhardt and others arrive in Pavo Texas. The scene includes Captain Ghei and promoter Lawler amid tensions over funding and border security. Delegate Catron denounces moves to stage prizefights in New Mexico with Governor Thornton’s implied support questioned.
A Kentucky senatorial ballot report shows Hunter 66 Black Bern 52 Tyler 5 Bate 1 as the joint caucus adjourns. Early morning rumors of Senator Ogilvie and Blackburn rally fizzled amid a sparse lobby crowd. The postelection scene mirrored a tense, unresolved race in Frankfort.
The Saturday Review references a rumor that an apology from Lord Dunraven to the New York Yacht Club was fitting and ample, amid discussions on the Seay and related matters. The source notes the topic as a potential reconciliation gesture in the yacht world.
Cable from Mrs. Hammond reports John Hays Hammond to be ill and confined in prison. She requests his transfer to a private house for personal care as officials review the case in Johannesburg.
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