24 Jun 1892
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1892
Page
1
The Times-Recorder delivered late breaking convention coverage with full nominating details and rapid bulletins. Excursion to Savannah on July 2 offered by Sam promises three days and nine dollars round trip from Americus, with large turnout expected and coaches filled along the line.
Ellaville Georgia on June 24 remains calm amid tax equalizer protests. Citizens recall historical Georgia railroad feats and note recent political activity as a Democratic mass meeting plans August 18 to nominate delegates and a state representative candidate. A rumor of a Black third party supporter near Dupree Peacock’s place adds to tense chatter.
Americus residents discuss building a Cuthbert to Richland railroad to connect with Sam and Columbus. The proposed line would cut freight costs for coal iron grain meat and western goods and link Sagionale via the shortest route. Richland leaders reportedly back the project, 23 miles with light grade, awaiting grading and ties. Court matters note Henry Daniels assault case adjourned to July 5 due to supreme court docket. Mrs J B R Willie Arlington dies at home, sister of local resident. Loving went downtown at 1 o clock.
A Special report from Chicago details the vice presidential nomination where Stevenson secured the spot on the first ballot. Initial support was low, but states rapidly shifted to Stevenson, who finished with 403 votes to Gray 343 and others. After chaotic attempts to change votes, Stevenson's nomination was made unanimous and the convention adjourned.
June 23 reports from Atlanta state W B McBee was named general event of the Richmond and Danville system. Officers from Richmond and Danville to be moved to Washington for relief. offices packing and staff transfers underway. Kiser building offered for rent. Local practice for a tournament scheduled July 23 with squads from Vigilant and Flying Eagles present. Captain Moore unable to visit America due to family illness. police chief returned from Brunswick after arresting the wrong man, William Pettiway, in a jail escape case.
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