12 Jun 1896
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1896
Page
1
A storefront ad touts low prices on gent’s ties, collars, handkerchiefs, paper goods, ink, note paper, envelopes, soap and fabrics. It highlights bulk discounts and cash-only terms, inviting shoppers to visit for underpriced items and quality goods.
The June census from the statistical division of the agriculture department reports state acreage changes from last year. Virginia 107 North 117 South Carding 111 Alabama 110 Mississippi 100 Texas 116 Arkansas 128. Widespread weather and local conditions affect planting across regions. In Harlem, New York four miles from the county seat, A T Verdery was killed and Edmonds fatally wounded in a June 11 attack. Cuban unrest near Havana led to executions as authorities tried to quell a mob. In Michigan ex-Governor Alpheus Folich remains very ill.
A Washington dispatch reports President Cleveland voices opinions on Republican contenders for the presidential nomination. He notes Reed’s possible defeat, McKinley’s favor, and party stances on silver and gold standards. Vermont chatter and Populist leaders also weigh in on future nominations and chair selections.
June 11 reports from Wassaxerox describe the final session of the Fifty fourth Congress in which the pension discussion cleared, enrollment completed, and appointments made. Senators Sherman and Corckauimerne selected. Harris and Franke noted in charity discussions. District appropriation bill advanced and limited attendance observed.
Arctic steamer Windward departed at noon carrying peelers expedition gear and a budget for Dr. Nansen. The voyage aims to supply stores and equipment for the Franz Josef Land project.
A June 11 dispatch notes heavy fines paid for prisoner releases and confirms a cable from United States Vice Consul Knight in Cape Town. It references colonial secretary notification and ongoing administrative actions with mentions of executive council proceedings and other routine foreign communications.
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