14 Jun 1894
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1894
Page
1
Southern members eager to return home and explain repeal of the Sherman act, hoping adjournment by late August as tariff plans loom. Sherman argues against tariff measures in Washington while Congress chambers discuss Indian appropriations and court appeals.
Mr and Mrs Arnold mourn their child killed by a trolley car in Atlanta last week. The couple awaits further details and public notices about the incident and any ensuing action.
Lieutenant Ackerman testified at the naval board inquiry on defective armor plates and government acceptance of inferior quality armor, noting several Monterey plates were fitted after the Chilean scare and that the defense relied on urgency to finish the ship. He appeared candid yet cautious, with a three hour session highlighting deception in the secret investigation.
In Chattanooga section of the paper on June 13 authorities complain of several country elected justices of the peace operating in the city their offices overcrowded with frivolous prosecutions and fee chasing while a Georgia Pacific line report notes at Ste Bona near 0 miles from there J L Haley a merchant and planter and W W Walker involved in a dispute after a collision or incident near the railroad with Haley injured or impacted by the event
In Taroma on June 18 Sultan Abdul Asif departed Rabat with a strong troop convoy toward Vex. Reports from Athens note European relief efforts after widespread destruction in 00 towns totaling 51 killed and 8 602 injured or destroyed.
Fractious talks at the Kansas Populists convention center on a woman suffrage plank with eight of 81 platform committee members favoring leaving the issue out. The morning session opened to a storm of applause as delegates debated the controversial change.
June 1 Leavening Power report indicates Reverend William Murdoch pastor at East Rome Methodist Church faces a choice between conference duties and editorship of The Evening Journal. He could balance few hours daily on newspaper work while presiding elder T F invent plans oversee the conference, with caution about potential conflicts if full-time editing pursued.
June items note a Cherokee payment dispute over debt collection and a deadly plague with 1000 deaths, plus reports on a notable engraver, rainfall droughts near Water Valley, a monument drive by Richmond Howitzers, and police actions against vice.
Democratic nominee for governor Oates announces an immediate vigorous campaign. He plans a statewide schedule with stops in Lamar, Marion, and Gravelly counties, urging support and presenting his program to voters.
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