02 Jun 1896
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1896
Page
1
Fragmentary ad describes pies and various goods with prices in cents. Mentions Oster Pies and straw hats, envelopes, and low cost items. Phrases are garbled but reflect a late 19th or early 20th century retail sale. Specific entities and dates are not readable.
The House prolonged quorum checks after prayer before voting 130 to 195 to declare the Seventh district of South Carolina had no valid election, with Senators and members discussing bond issuance and the nation’s fiscal future amid obstructions and political contention.
A mass meeting is urged for Tuesday to decide on sealing or outside relief for storm sufferers in South St Louis. The call, signed by local Germans and South Broadway merchants, notes property losses around 20 000 dollars and appeals for engines and aid from cities and foreign countries. Reports include missing people from Cairo and Memphis and bodies found in the aftermath of the tornado that struck the area.
A gas blast at Busk Ridge Colliery near Shamokin killed seven miners and injured several more, with others escaping unharmed. A subsequent report notes burns to several workers and a follow-up on rescue efforts and recovery.
Chicago June 1 The fruit grower associations of the south west Canada and western United States have formed a combined alliance to safeguard the interests of all members. A Chicago office under Martin Lone will coordinate markets and sales and handle dealings with verified businesses. The union aims to publish updates, monitor reliability, and ensure direct contact with reputable parties while promoting cooperative pricing and stability for producers across counties and regions.
A Fort led analysis outlines motives behind De Jamègon Inne and related figures with Lord Loch's involvement. June reports note a final levee at St James Palace by the Princes of Wales on behalf of the queen. The page also covers the Western Federation of Miners strike in northern Colorado, ending with workers returning without armed conflict.
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