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12 Jan 1894
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Americus Times Recorder in Americus, Georgia
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1894
Page
1
New Year Promise of Low Prices From Wheatley
To Our Patrons and Friends 1894 notice from HO D Wheatley outlining practical economy for consumers in 1894. Emphasizes low prices, best value, and renewed patronage in dry goods clothing and general department store goods. Expresses gratitude and wishes for prosperity and happiness for customers and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman
Sweatheart
Gatrwwoon & Callaway
Lunar Street
Blount On Hawaii Mission And Flag Removal
Ex minister Blount testifies before Senate committee on his Honolulu actions including lowering the American flag and withdrawing troops from the provisional government. He defends plan as proper within mission scope, noting U S troops’ presence influenced local opinion and that order was not dependent on their continued stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stri
Stevens
Wasuixatoy
Blount
Atb
Senate
Honolulu
Lalu
United States
Dole
WILLIS REPORTS SECRETARY LAYING HAWAIIAN PHASE BEFORE CABINET
Secretary Gresham receives Willis report on Hawaii from the post office and takes it to the White House for cabinet review with Presidents and Secretaries. The meeting's end time is uncertain as officials pledged to return by two. The president denies visitors meanwhile. Editor Myrick's Blood Rumors notes a separate bank election and offices in Americus. Toronto customs inspector Whitehead arrives to investigate opium smuggling, leading to Morse customs suspension at Union Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis
Gresham
White House
Greaham
Herbert
Lamont
Turnself
Myrick
K. Myrick J
J. C
Americas Post Office
Toronto
Whitehead
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Morse
United States
Union ‘Station
Syrup of Figs touted as pleasant cleansing remedy
The notice extols Syrup of Figs as both method and result in cleansing the system. It claims it dispels colds, headaches, fevers, and constipation, delivering a pleasant, stomach friendly effect and reliable relief.
Cleveland annoyed by blame on Gresham in Hawaiian affair
Washington dispatch reports President Cleveland growing irritated at Democratic papers for blaming Secretary of State Gresham over Hawaiian policy. The president insists instructions came from him, not the secretary, and will not shift responsibility. The White House cites presidential control from start to finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Willis
Mr. Blount
Secretary of State
Washington News
Waxuotox
Cleveland
Mr. Gresham
Gresham
House
White House
Bloat
Wilts
Bank cashier vanishes with funds in Asheville
In Wretched Health section, Lawrence Pulliam a cashier of the National Bank of Asheville disappeared after taking 200 for an eastern trip, leaving his wife Peete and family worried. Officials found no clear motive or suspects in the bank affair. Bonding secured by Casualty company of New York. Coroner censures Louisville bridge firm after deadly disaster. Prohibition wins in Arneville with liquor licenses set at 100. Senate committee reports on customs official nomination. An elderly widow dies in London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheville
N. C
Lawrence Pulliam
National Bank of
Eastern
Peete
Arn
Pal- Mann
the and Casualty Company of
New York
Industries Revived in Pittsburgh District Despite Tariff Outlook
An investigation across a week finds no mill or factory in the Pittsburgh district shut down due to tariff changes. Reports show manufacturing improving after mid year, with iron and other sectors investing in machinery and plant improvements to cut costs and boost production despite protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Waya and Meine Committee
J. Painter & Sons
William Clark
Sona
Redwine's Trial Shows Desperate Cover Up Efforts
The Desperate efforts of the defendant to mask retaliations emerge in Lewis Redwine's trial as prosecutors detail cash advances from other banks, and Redwine's alleged acts tied to a bank shortage. Bank officers testify to cashiers' checks and misused funds, with society figures linked to Redwine and his alleged luxurious habits. A fragmented report also notes unrelated local incidents and a distant explosion, plus a weather outlook for North and South Carolina and Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Lewis Redwine
Bank 3
Pfan
Anare
Atlanta Retinal Bank
Gate City
Roms Tedwi
Porter Woodson
C Tause
Preyreat
Redwine
Income tax systems in Europe summarized for Ways and Means
Nebraska representative Bryan compiles European income tax details from consuls. Britain taxes all incomes over 150 pounds with rates from 2 percent upward. 1892 yield about 13.21 million pounds. Prussia and Bavaria tax varying with exemptions. Austria and Italy raise significant revenues. Switzerland and other states show mixed rates and exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Wasnmarox
Nebraska
Committee On Ways and Means
Orration
Europe
State Department
United States
Great Britain
German Empire
Prussia
Bavaria
Warren
Baden
Jersey City Banquet Plans Spark Laughing Controversy
The Jersey City banquet organizers face disappointment as congressmen mock the event planned for January 20. Letters to Senator Reed provoke light humor with refusals of offers while misunderstanding escalates to a joke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilken
Joresy City
Wasnixotox
Jersey City
Congress
McPhernon Reed
Daring Leap and Capture in Court House Escape
Henry Collier leaped forty feet from the third story during his trial for murder, surviving the fall and fleeing into the yard. A massive search ensued, with hundreds of officers and citizens, before Collier was found under a house and jailed. The court adjourned as his fate for life hung on today’s proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Collier
Court House
Coltier
Nathan Winn
Folder
Collier
Hudson
J. A.hixon
J. F. Watson
McMath
Ace
Lamar
Aoon
James Aycock
Collar
Darkey
Forrest
Fish
Ofitala
Sherifff Forres
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