21 Jun 1896
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1896
Page
1
The fragmentary report cites American concerns and Spanish language items, mentioning citizens, damages, papers to be presented to the cortes, rebels, and clashes. It references Calixte Garcia and Velasco, with scattered notes on Confederate veterans and a June dated line.
June 20 report from Dexven mentions a large Colorado ovation planned for Senator Teller with a monster parade speeches and fireworks on a national holiday. Delegations from New York and St Louis meet Governor McKinley. Allison's neighbors react calmly to McKinley nomination. Alabama railroad robbery at Epes prompts cash telegraph dispatch.
June 20 report notes Prime Minister Salisbury endorses extending arbitration as a principle to reduce conflicts. He says this approach should respect just rights of all involved and align with government charity. Foreign Secretary Curzon adds urgency for a clear settlement path and further government action.
A late 19th century dispatch reports presidential pardons granted to five Florida men and two Alabama residents, all with varying sentence lengths. The item notes commutations and references other international and domestic incidents in a fragmented, era-typical style.
Fragmentary text references California Democrats and named figures Stephen M. White W Foote J G Maguire and J V. It hints at electoral context but lacks clear events or outcomes.
A chaotic scene ends in killing as Paul and Hayes refuse to obey orders amid a troubled feud in St. Paul. William Schostner, 44, dies after an all night quarrel tied to a long family dispute. Naval militia and colonial inquiries surface in separate items from Raleigh and London. A duel in Paris pits M Dumont against M Lazaire with two shots fired and no injuries.
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