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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1898

Page

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Call for a congress February eighth date

Governor Bloxham invites southern and western governors to attend the fifth annual session of the South and West Commercial Congress in Tampa Florida February 8 to 10 1893. Delegates are asked to join to promote exchange of merchandise and grains between regions and southern export routes. Excursions and entertainment planned. information by secretary H Conningham.

Tallahassee Bloxham Fife Tampa Fia South Poluta Mexico Ta Hotel H. Conningham

Bandits Shot in Battle Near Tucson

Three members of Black Jack’s gang were killed or captured after a clash with multiple posses near the Mexican boundary. Two escape attempts ended with gunfire, while Mexican officers hold two others who reportedly died in flight. Nearby towns report renewed mountain pursuit as authorities pursue the remaining members.

Hinck Jack Gisid Tucson A. T Black Jack Boundary Line Mexico

Beattie’s Favorite Remedy Promises Vitality for Women

A vintage advertorial touts Beattie’s Favorite Remedy as the sole cure for ailments of the feminine organism. It claims to restore nerve-centres, revitalize health, and prevent female troubles from wrecking lives, urging women to seek the product for renewed vitality.

Doge Pierce

Syrup of Figs Offered as Pleasant Remedy

An ad extols Syrup of Figs as a tasty, effective cleanser for kidneys, liver, and bowels. It claims to relieve colds, headaches, fevers, and habitual constipation, noting it is the only remedy of its kind and available in 50 cent bottles at leading druggists. If unavailable, a reliable druggist can procure it quickly and substitutes are discouraged.

FISHERY CONGRESS MEETS AT TAMPA BAY HOTEL

The national fishery congress convened at noon in Tampa with attention on credentials and a permanent chair. Mayor Myron E. Gillett opened proceedings, temporary officers were named, and a committee led by W. E. Mephits to pass on credentials. Delegates from multiple states and organizations attended as plans for a permanent international body formed from the congress.

Gillett Tampa Fis Jay Tampa Bay Myron E. Gillett Gillet Mads Cunningham Tampa Board of Trade Hugh M. Smish United States Fish Commission Exposition Florida International Organization

Cuban Crisis Looms as War Threat Looms in Cuba

Washington dispatch reports President McKinley and Judge Day uneasy over General Lee's warnings of an imminent upheaval in Havana. Lee seeks action to protect Americans in Cuba while the State Department resists prompting war with Spain. The foreign affairs bill lingers as lawmakers defer debate awaiting administration policy.

New York Washington Havana McKinley Judge Day General Lee Lae Lee Cuba State Department Spain Hite Committee On Foreign Affairs Hitt

Strong Words From Hicks Beach Stir British Unionists

A World London dispatch reports Chancellor Sir Michael Hicks Beach issued a bellicose declaration praised by Unionists. Ministers consider the language excessive and likely to complicate the upcoming Chinese loan negotiations under British auspices aimed at stabilizing European balance in China. The chancellor, known for irascibility, previously made strong remarks in the House of Commons. The episode raises concern that German, Russian, and French press may seize on his words.

Hascoline Micke-Beach Shine London Michael Hicks-Beach House of Oe China

Strike News Quiet in New England Mills

Reports from New Bedford Biddeford and Lewiston indicate calm during ongoing cotton strike actions. Secretary Hart of the New Bedford union expects no major changes for about two weeks, with possible shifts only after events in New Bedford.

Boston New England New Bedford Biddeford Lewiston Hart New Bedord

Political heat flares over speakers and bills in tense session

Report of a heated floor debate shows Republicans pushing a party line while Democrats contest recognition and roll calls. A finance committee bill on US Tennessee claims faced passage amid constitutional questions as the Alaska route steamer City of Seattle ran ashore near Seattle.

Ion K. Brucker Michigan Andy Dalzell Majocly Wash Seattle Alaska

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