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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1898

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Pirates Pay Penalty as Haiphong Raid Is Punished

Report from Vancouver via Associs fer Press describes a December raid by Chinese pirates on Haiphong European settlements. European towns endured fires and damage. several hundred Annamite assailants attacked, with French troops later killing fifteen pirates. Executions followed the murder of A. B. Marty’s bookkeeper, with 200 Europeans and 500 natives witnessing the public dispatch.

San Francisco Associs Fer Vancouver Haiphong Orient Hai Duong Pou Ninh Giangs Damara Lachtwyn Aldbir Owek A. BR. Marty M. Gauthier Miso M. Deabie Fort! Anusse Mining Company

Syrup of Figs Promises Pleasant Quick Kidney Laxative

Syrup of Figs is described as pleasant to taste and effective for cleansing the kidneys bowels and relief from colds headaches fevers and habitual constipation. It claims to be the only remedy of its kind, made from healthy substances, popular and widely available in 50 cent bottles through druggists, with guarantees against substitutes.

Statehood bills die in house committee on territories

In Washington January 26 statehood legislation for Arizona New Mexico and Oklahoma was killed in the house committee on territories by an eight eight vote. The first two measures were defeated together and the Oklahoma bill followed the same fate with no discussion. Delegates Smith and Ferguson from Arizona and New Mexico stated they would have voted for the bills if allowed.

Wasnixorox House Committee On Territories Oklahoma Smith and Ferguson Arizona New Mexico

Cargo of Arms Seized by British Gunboat Lapwing

Off Mbescat in the Gulf of Omaneka the British gunboat Lapwing seized the steamer Baluchistan and confiscated its arms and ammunition. The cargo is held by the British consul, believed destined for enemy forces causing British trouble. Brown declines to flee from his confession and will stay as his friends decide on consequences.

Mbescat Gulf of Omaneka Jan Lapwing Baluchistan Urown Bea

Mother's Pay Day and the Call for Caring Support

A talk on the unpaid labor of mothers contrasts a regular seven-day wage with the love and appreciation they receive. It warns against overwork and neglect of health, advocating compassionate care and endorsing Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription as remedies for women’s digestive and reproductive weaknesses, urging a scientific treatment approach.

Pierce

Itomas Sinks After Severe Storm Off Halifax to Fernandina

The British schooner Itomas, 1,089 tons, sailed from Halifax for England, encountered a severe storm, sprang a leak near Fernandina and was abandoned by crew. The mate and a dozen men were rescued by the steamship Mameluke and brought to Fernandina, then Jacksonville to confer with the British vice consul. The rest of the crew were due to arrive and proceed to New York. Charts and sextant were saved.

Itomas Halifax England Tronas Fernandina Jacksonville Edward FP. Sadlow New York Itonas Smith

Carter Courtmartial Focuses On Evidence Over Limitation Rule

Jan 26 Cumberland Sound records entered via documentary evidence in Captain Carter’s court martial. Attorneys argued statute of limitations barred evidence, Judge Advocate Barr rejected that claim, vowing to pursue truth even if it leads to penitentiary outcomes. J W Sterly remained chief clerk throughout the morning session.

Carter Pisa Savannan Cumberland Sound Barr Singer Blair J. W. ©. Sterly Olert Gillette

Deringer Not Dead Mourned as Killed in Williamsport

An 18 year old Pittsburg orphan Hen Deringer was believed dead after a body found in a Williamsport freight car was identified as him. His family confirmed the identity, noting a distinctive arm mark, but the true cause remained a mystery.

Meard Vrom Mrros Williamsport Pittsburg Harrisburg Hen Deringer Reo Dace Gover House of Correction Palladipia Boynd

President Dole Arrives in Weahington Amid Northward Visit

President Dole of Hewall lands in Weahington on January 24 during a publicized diplomatic tour. Officials say the stop focuses on regional cooperation and economic ties, with polite receptions planned across municipal venues today.

Weahington Waestsarom Dole of Hewall Opm

Teller Defends Resolution as Senate Debates Deficit Plan

In Megard on Jan 26 the Senate opened with Hale of Maine presenting the conference report on the urgent deficiency appropriation bill. Mrs. Chandler of New Hampshire secured adoption of a resolution asking the attorney general for a report on alleged constitutional violations in Louisiana relating to jury service exclusions. On West of Missouri’s motion the Senate took up Teller’s resolution, with Colorado’s Teller opening the debate and warning against actions that would bring disgrace, remarking on past exchanges with Massachusetts Senator Hoar and a remark about a copper cent.

Coloradune Wasminaroy Senate Hale Maine Masschusetts Hoar Massachusetts

Senor Quesada Denies Cuban Mission To Aid Spain

Senor Quesada in charge of the Cuban headquarters says Captain General Bianco’s trip to eastern Cuba is not to reinforce the Spanish cause. He notes five days without army news, cites General Pando’s critical wounding, and doubts Bianco’s visit will bolster Spanish troops. A letter from General Gomes to Bianco urges using influence to stop bloodshed and seek Cuban independence.

Manor Wiches Senor Quesadaj Bianco Cuba Pando Gomes Martines Campos Spain

Admiral McNair Returns Amid Asiatic Uncertainty

Rear Admiral McNair, in command of the Asiatic squadron since November 1895, has reached the United States on his way to Washington. He notes uncertainty in China and Japan, with Asiatic powers building a large armada. He says seven American ships of their class will soon be in service, signaling American naval strength.

McNair Mikado Fnaxormco Washington China Japan Bea Ft Atlantic

Bank of California reports rejected drafts from North Pacific Trading and Transport Co

In San Francisco on January 26 the Bank of California issued a statement noting that a considerable number of drafts have been indited and refused. The drafts are claimed to be drawn by North Pacific Trading and Transportation Company attributed to B Northrop, W. B W secretary, though the draft’s origin remains unknown and its worth is uncertain.

San Francisco Bank of California Bank of Fornia Pur Pation North Pacific Trading and ‘Transportation Company Northrop W. BW

GREAT GUNS GATHER FORNOH WARSHIP3 PORLOW

The cruiser Charlotte reached Havana from Key West, with British and French warships expected to arrive soon. The Brooklyn was announced to join Biscard's squadron near Key West by February 4 for evolutions.

Havana Janu Charlotte Key West Brooklyn South New Netessary Bsicard

Fragmentary note on rebel seizure and kinship ties

Unclear handwritten fragment describes parcels seized by a government or rebel authority and mentions family relations such as cousins, children, parents, and brothers. The text is badly garbled with references to forfeiture, watchfulness, and involvement of kin in rebel actions.

Tharel Rebes

Fragmented 1920s Derailed House Proceedings and Fire Report

January 26 report outlines a resumed committee stage on an appropriation bill and a debate over school funding in reservations. Spokane fire damages Great Eastern block with eight rooms burned and debris. a rumored violinist linked to a musician brother was later denied. A British steamer carrying cotton from Galveston arrived at Margery Keys, with coal and goods noted.

Spokane Wash Great Eastern G. Bert Mous

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