13 Jun 1896
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1896
Page
1
Local advert promotes low cash prices on Oxford and Dongola shoes, belts, and leather goods. Textiles, envelopes, note paper, stationery, and household items list discounts with emphasis on cash sales and bulk savings.
Fragmentary report outlines ex governor D Russell Brown and other New York candidates as possible vice presidential picks. It notes Morton’s support among New York contenders and hints at Hobart, Young and Platt faction tensions amid rumored ballot realignments and potential bolt threats.
The past week saw the closing of numerous large contracts for railroad and industrial ventures. Projects include over 60 miles of railroad work and expansion plans around Charleton, Anniston, Savannah, and Charleston. New plants and mills are being built or expanded, with multi hundred thousand to million dollar investments and thousands of jobs anticipated.
The Fidelity and Oaty company has paid in full the bond of Lewis Redwine by $1,000 with interest since his defalcation. Redwine, once a trustee of Gate City National Yarth, faced a suit over a theft of $10,000. The bank pursued collection after bond payments, but a trial was avoided by a new plan to supplement the bond with interest. The outcome remains tied to the Tea wine case.
The fragmentary text hints at a wealthy individual named Philip Oxrey Manufactor head Philip Carey facing a personal crisis at home. Names and phrases are garbled, but references to money and a notable figure suggest private difficulties affecting public life.
In Florida Mr Cooper won approval for the adjournment measure and provisions for entry and delivery in the state. The bill specifies collection district locations and authority to enter, receive funds, and perform duties. fines were part of the outcome. Other items mention Pretoria dispatches about fines and banishment, and Massachusetts ship commission.
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