16 Jul 1892
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1892
Page
1
To lend in sums of two hundred to one thousand dollars Sumter Co Real Estate city or country loans run two to five years but may be paid off at any time Our terms the most liberal to be found anywhere 6d LOAN AND TRUST CO Americus Ga
A local fashion notices our page urging readers to observe wardrobe rules and visit The Haberdashery for stylish neckwear dress shirts hats and accessories. The writer touts personal presentation and invites customers to inspect fine furnishings and hats at reasonable prices and shapes.
Fragmentary OCR text references dry goods arena and gloves sold on own account. Muddled lines imply a small business boast about not selling nothing and a four year history. No clear event, date, or identifiable persons or organizations emerge from the readable fragments.
The Democratic club in Sumter County expects to become the largest and most enthusiastic in the state. Over 300 voters have signed lists at several city locations with more expected. organizers aim for a countywide showing and plan to publish every name to ensure no Democrat is left out.
Reports from New York describe tense party alignments as Cleveland’s strength grows with Tammany and independents likely backing him. Ex Senator Spooner eyed for Republican nomination while Indiana veep candidate’s son predicts Indiana will vote for Cleveland. A humorous wager and Homestead Committee findings add to a volatile political summer.
A historic twenty inning tie between the Cincinnati and Chicago clubs on the Cinpinhall grounds produced a 7 to 7 draw, with both teams stringing players across the bases in most innings. The record-long games cited include Providence versus Detroit in 1882, Fargo versus Grand Forks in 1801, and Tacoma versus Seattle in 1801, among others, noting extreme durations and high endurance by players.
Reported bandit raid on a railway expresses theft totals around 975,000 dollars. Gangs were pursued near Guthrie with four captured. authorities warn the danger of further violence as towns fear more bloodshed. Meanwhile Adlai Stevenson resumes active duties in New York after a bout of illness, declining to commit on his nomination.
A garbled fragment discusses a Fruit Jar ladder comparison and the lack of posted prices. The writer notes insufficient time to set a price and questions fruit supplies lasting into the next week, while implying others expect more concrete details.
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