19 Jun 1895
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1895
Page
1
Georgia's governor faced a threatening appendicitis operation on Sunday morning. Surgeons removed the inflamed germiform appendix and, after a calm will signing, the governor showed signs of improvement with doctors reporting steady progress and no fever.
Reports from the Tradesman show broad industrial upturns in the South for the week ending June 1 with higher iron prices and rising wages expected. Major manufacturing firms plan wage increases. iron products and pig iron prices gain. New and reorganized industries emerge across states, including coal and textile ventures, with multiple capitalizations and new plants planned or underway in the South.
An old advertisement touts Syrup of Figs as a superior laxative remedy that cleanses the kidneys and bowels, dispels fevers and headaches, and promotes overall health. It emphasizes pleasant taste, prompt action, and availability in 50 cent bottles.
A Boston syndicate has bought nearly all of Morse in Whepensin Farm Tannery area including the Penokes Lumber Company and related interests for about two million dollars. They plan to run Morse much like Pullman Illinois, with possession soon and the school house left as the only remaining public building.
The court in Vorsigaard Land New York on June 18 reviews a case challenging a Miscrit Law forbidding corporations from discharging Asion Mac. The ruling references a $1,000 fine and notes transat lantis stesuiers arriving in the city with unclear implications.
The public notice reports an event related to Folsom around June 18 with remarks about the legislature and governor Altgeld. It notes the assembly will meet next Tuesday for a full session.
The forthcoming United States civil service report outlines about 200000 total positions, with roughly one quarter in the classified service under competitive exams. It details transfers into the classified service, postmaster removals tied to party lines, and the burden of proof for justifications, plus notes on foreign holidays and Sir Edward Gray’s Venezuela arbitration remark.
A lively afternoon program featured Prof Noyes and Prof Lawrence discussing teaching the play and numbers, Pilcher outlining a plan, and Mrs Stubbs presenting a First Reader lesson. Capt Market led a Second Reader class, with model geography and student effort praised. a discussion on productions and domestic animals followed.
A jumble of unfamiliar, fragmented items reports missing executives in Denver, treasure finds near Coons Veragos, and secretary Carlisle tied to treasury office notes. The text mixes names, places, and dates with unclear events across Havana, Stockton, and Washington.
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