Treasury deficit shocks 1891 outlook from Macon visit
From Washington June 20 the treasury shows a deficit of about 8 million dollars signaling a grim near term. The outlook for the next fiscal year is bleak as cash is scarce and McKinley bill receipts only cover current obligations. Postmaster Locke of Macon seeks funds and notes sewer work plans, while Senatorial figures in Tennessee discuss the third party's rising, its limited regional strength, and its impact on Democrats and Republicans.
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Cleveland
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Locke
Macon
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Tennessee
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Nebraska
Dakotas
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People's Party
Jefferson
Jackson
New Party
Greenback Party
Ready for Business as Laundry to Begin
After two months closed the Americus steam laundry resumes work tomorrow under new stock ownership. Operations include upgraded machinery and a generator to ensure prompt delivery. Directors include Re Whitney as president and J L Montgomery as secretary. The firm promises domestic or gloss finishes and attentive service to owners' wishes.
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Re Whitney
J. L. Montgomery
Treasury
THE SOLDIER BOYS TO CHICKAMAUGA CAMP TRIP
The Americus Light Infantry heads for Chickamauga for a week of camp life in north Georgia. Captain Bagley and officers prepare the company for dress parade in blue and gold uniforms. A special sermon at the Baptist tabernacle tonight will rally the troops with text from the twenty first psalm verse five.
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Camp Chicka- Manga
J. C. Bagley
EB. C. Speer
B. Stanfield
Howell Stimons
Thompson
Jan. Taylor
B. Campbell
Baptist Tabernacle
Campbell
C Company
Macon
Second Georgia Regiment
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