Uniforms Parade in Show Windows on Monday
A fragment notes a display of the handsomest line of uniforms to be exhibited in show windows and store on Monday morning, inviting public viewing of the new attire.
29 Mar 1898
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1898
Page
1
A fragment notes a display of the handsomest line of uniforms to be exhibited in show windows and store on Monday morning, inviting public viewing of the new attire.
Lord Taylor dress goods house patterns offered in a city sale. Twelve numbered silk and wool patterns range from $3.50 to $17.50 with several mid priced options. Special yard wide Sea Island Percale 10c per yard. Numerous other styles described but not fully listed.
The president transmits to Congress a full report on the Maine explosion at Havana on February 15. A naval court of inquiry found two explosions caused by an external force under the ship, absolving crew of blame and detailing structural damage and wreckage evidence.
The court of inquiry reports the Maine arrived Havana Jan 25 1898 and was secured. It finds the ship’s discipline and ammo handling were proper and the destruction resulted from a submarine mine under frame 18 causing the forward magazines to explode. No officer or crew fault found and no definite attribution of responsibility.
A fragmented report notes no debate in the Senate or House on the president's Cuban items and references to the two governors of the city and executive actions, with McKinney cited as involved in the process as consideration is invoked.
In Artayra on Humphreys street a fire trapped three people. William H Briley and his wife were found dead with severe head wounds. A black man named Bob Wilkinson also died. Eight negroes are under arrest in connection with the crime and suspected attempts to destroy evidence.
Montgomery Alabama March 98 The convention of Young Men's Christian associations of Alabama advanced the permanent organization and heard committee reports. Rev George B led morning exercises and Rev Charles Scholl spoke after lunch.
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