17 Jul 1895
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1895
Page
1
In Americus a scrambled OCR fragment hints at an urgent meeting about an office matter involving Dr. Baviege and Viatonsy. Key names appear distorted, but the notice implies a forthcoming discussion or appointment set to address a local issue.
The ad lists worm syrup in bottles priced 59 100 and 250, face powder recently updated, preserving tallees and a fresh lot. Cigars and tobacco are a specialty.
The July 15 report shows iron prices rising with sustained gains and demand from Alabama coal and iron interests. Mills run at capacity as furnaces restart, while southern coal regions show unusual activity and multiple new industrial projects emerge from Chattanooga to Greenville.
The Chronicle notes fierce factional disputes in the Irish parliament. It denounces the quarrels as vile and dragging the great cause in the mud, calling the people to condemn the public bickering and piracy of factional spites.
Report of a heated ten day public debate in Chicago between Hor r and Harvey on currency and silver coinage. Horr argued against free silver and ridiculed Coins Financial School, while Harvey defended unlimited coinage at 16 to 1, framing the issue as a national finance contest with judges and planned long discussions.
A speaker denounces a book and argues against bimetallic measures, warning that adopting the proposed plan would ruin wages and spark a historic financial panic. The rhetoric defends hard money, gold and silver as constitutional, critiques the 1873 act, and outlines eleven propositions on value, debt, and national credit.
A Detroit Butte Nebraska dispatch says rustlers were captured by vigilant locals at Fair stockade. The posse disarmed bound and rode them west toward Keyapapa county. Authorities expect transfer to Springview. some fear vigilantes will interfere or reclaim captives. A Sheridan posse later cornered a gang near Wan konia, capturing horses and arms after a two day chase. five outlaws fled into heavy timber with a brief gunfight.
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