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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1898

Page

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Americus Georgia The SouthWest Commercial Capital

The article extols Americus as a growing commercial hub in southwest Georgia near Sumter County. It highlights its strategic rail connections to the Atlantic seaboard and Florida, robust business blocks, brick streets, and new hotels. It praises climate, land fertility, and prospects for manufacturing, farming, and growth in population and industry, urging investment and settlement.

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Ladies Imported Novelty Dress Suits Offered at Bargain Prices

A city sale announces novelty dress suits from Lord & Taylor patterns no. 1 to 18 with prices from 3.50 to 17.50. Descriptions cover heliotrope, brown checks, silks and wools, plaids, and rare Parisian imports. Yard-wide Sea Island Percale offered at 10c per yard. Special cash price daily this week.

Lord & Taylor

Cuban War Talk Roars in Senate Over Cuba Independence

Senators Rawlins and Foraker push resolutions recognizing Cuban independence and calling for action against Spain. Mason delivers a fierce war speech urging driving Spain from the Western Hemisphere, condemning Maine tragedy and demanding decisive war. Conference among Populists and silver Republicans yields resolutions from Allen and Ren.

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Sweet Bells Jangled Out of Tune and Woman’s Health

An ad extols Doctor Pierce's Favorite Prescription for female complaints claiming it cures delicate disorders without exams or unskilled remedies. It touts a long tenure in New York and offers free professional advice via mail, citing high cure rates and personal anecdotes from patients seeking relief and restored happiness.

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Syrup of Figs Promoted as Pleasant Remedy

An advertisement extols Syrup of Figs for cleansing kidneys liver and bowels, easing headaches fevers and constipation. It touts a pleasant taste and prompt action, claims popularity, and offers 50 cent bottles through leading druggists with prompt procure by any reliable chemist. California Fig Syrup Co, San Francisco. Louisville. New York.

California Fig Syrup CO San Francisco Cal Loubville Wew York, WY

Peace in Madrid as Woodford Sagasta meet in effort to ease crisis

Mapxip March 29 complete tranquility prevails in Madrid and provinces as public opinion quiets over a hoped for satisfactory adjustment of Spain and the United States difficulties. A conference between General Woodford and Premier Sagasta is slated for this afternoon with hopes of pacific results. The Spanish government aims to avoid war if Spain's honor is not affected. Stocks rise as Congress delays Maine report.

Mapxip Spain United States General Woodford Senor Suagasta Congress Maine Senor Giullou Woodford Senor Sugastu McKinley Senor Saasta Ident McKinley American Congress Cuba Tor Woodford Senor Gallon Rallon Lim Sagasta Moret Carreo Correspondencia Austria Madrid Havana

Debate Over Cuba Independence Sends Mixed Signals in House

Lawmakers debate immediate action on Cuban independence amid calls to override the chair during the naval bill deliberations. The foreign affairs committee stalls as Chairman Hitt is ill, with Republicans likely to caucus if the panel cannot meet before Thursday. Conservatives resist supplying aid to Cubans unless paired with warlike measures.

Cuba Foreign Affairs Committee House Hitt

WEYLERITES WANT WAR IN HAVANA OUTBREAK FEARED

Washington reports Havana unrest risks. Consul Lee warns of danger from anti American Weylerites and Tac dispatches. Navy and State departments alert. fear of riots could draw warships to Havana within four hours. Armistice talks surface as Spain and the U.S. weigh conditions. Former President Cleveland endorses the perceived correct course. Windthrop steam tug sold to Staples Coal company.

Havana New York Herald Washington Hisvana Maine Lee State Des Partie Tac Congress Navy Department State Department Long T. W. Sampson Key West Sampson Havana Harbor Cleveland Painceton N. J Maine Inquiry Board Aimee Caenana Windthrop Charles Hillman Company City Fitaples Coal Company

Peace May Be Preserved In Cuba War Crisis

A Madrid dispatch reports General Woodford told a Madrid confidant he does not expect war, predicting a forthcoming act that could avert conflict, settle differences, and end fighting in Cuba while protecting American interests. The minister avoided interviews but voiced confidence in an early peaceful settlement with Spain honoring obligations and Cuba’s rights.

Woodford New York Herald Madrid Cuba Spain United States

British Officers Endorse Maine Hoard Verdict Report

A London dispatch to The Tribune says the Maine court of inquiry report has been read with interest. The abstract notes the inquiry’s conclusions on the shipboard accident and calls for the full text and further evidence before final judgment. The report influences opinion on the incident and suggests vigorous scrutiny of the evidence.

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Naval experts doubt internal causes for explosion report

The article notes naval experts reject the Vienna theory as credible and doubt an internal cause. It cites a drift mine hypothesis as unlikely and mentions discontent over Salisbury diplomacy in the Far East. British fleet movements in Chinese waters stir unease, offset by buoyant American stocks, with prominent leaders praised for fairness toward America.

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War clouds over Cuba as Dilke predicts conflict

Sir Charles Dilke told a World correspondent in Loxpor that war between the United States and Spain seems certain. He argued Spain may seek war to rid itself of Cuba, dismissing European mediation and autonomy as unworkable. He noted Spain’s lack of naval power and US shipbuilding could decisively influence any conflict. Mangrove brought Maine relics to Key West, while Bache arrived from Havana. Lieutenant Commander Niblack opened talks with yards to buy destroyers. Ammunition shipments to San Diego bolster fortifications for ballast point.

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