18 Jun 1897
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1897
Page
1
A scrambled dramatic brief notes the death of a Dr Engippe and mentions an athlete at six years old, alongside garbled references to a remedy for illness and a worldwide water cure proponent Father Knuelppe. The fragment lacks clear dates or places beyond a January date and mentions of Woeri shofen and Bavariat.
Tribute recalls Father Kneippe the water cure pioneer, born to a weaver, educated in Augustborg, who began cures at sixteen and built a major sanatorium at Woerishofen. He treated emperors and royals, funded by donors, and transformed modern hydropathy before dying in Germany.
The United States plans action to counter British and Belgian discrimination against American meat exports. Officials argue U S inspection standards are scientifically complete and that agricultural products face unofficial bans. They urge Congress to modify laws to remove trade barriers amid wartime allied tensions and debates dating back to Bismarck era poetry references.
Patrick McMurray of Savannah is jailed in New York on larceny after trust allegations tied to money from his mother in law Mrs. Katharine Prenty. Prenty, left penniless, says he misused about $130 a month dating from 1890 and sold property under a trust claim. McMurray and his wife vanished. authorities located Mrs. Prenty in a reform institute and arrested him for return to Savannah for trial.
A historical overview argues the incorporation of Hawaii into the United States was a natural outcome of long standing relations. It notes 1843 British recognition, 1851 negotiations, and 1875 efforts for a commercial union, emphasizing a consistent stance against foreign influence and for autonomous welfare of the islands within the Pacific domain.
A Washington dispatch reports about fifty devon senators cited as possible yes votes on ratifying the Hawaiian annexation treaty, leaving seven firm yes and three short of the two thirds needed. undecided senators include Butler, Daniel, Gorman, Kanney, Burris, McLaurin, Mary, Mar Un, and ee piety A.
Reports of ongoing talks between Republican and Democratic senators aim to speed passage of the tariff bill. A plan proposes allocating time for different schedules to finalize the bill, with Republicans hoping this saves time. Abroad, over 1,000 Schnetzen corps sharpshooters depart for Weyrburg to compete in the July 4 event led by Gus Zimplices. In other news, a federal internal revenue official notes limited potential shortages. Judge Robert A. Leo dies suddenly in Alabama at 63. Judge Wallée escapes serious injury after a bicycle accident.
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