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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1898

Page

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Americus and Sumter County Offeriupe for Growth and Health

The RecoER, Americus, Ga, extols the county seat at the crossroads of major rail lines, praising climate, healthfulness, education, hotels, and growing industry. It highlights large cotton trade, banks, schools, churches, an opera house, extensive public works, and abundant land suitable for farming and manufacturing, inviting investors and settlers.

Utry County Court House Windsor Hotel DeSoto Avangah Georgia Avanta Savannah Americus Presbyterian Episcopal Aibulle Courchea First Baptist Church Fag & Beautiful Jie City Inc Florida Nce Savagtat Brunswick Americas Gea Vela Est Southerborgia Sumter County TMS

Georgia probate sale in Americus described

Notice of administrator's sale in Sumter County Georgia by order of the probate court. The property on Hampton Street in Americus will be sold at public sale at the courthouse door between legal hours. Undivided interest in the described parcel bounded by Wheatley, Crawford Shupson, and the river. Sale to settle claims and debts.

Mrumter Ely Americus Hampton Anas M. Wheatey Crawford Shupson Hampton Street Sitheve Wheatley

Spain Crisis Deepens as Cabinet Resigns Amid Martial Law

A Madrid cable reports the Spanish cabinet resignation plunging the dynasty into danger. Riots erupt nationwide with 14 dead and 60 wounded in Linares. Cadiz and Alicante also see clashes. American-Spanish actions near Puerto Rico report none. Isabel II sails to rejoin the fleet while Sampson’s squadron nears Haiti and Oregon rests in Bahia.

Washington Madrid Spain Linares Cadiz Alicante Porto Rico Isabel II St. Thomas Sampson Hayti Oregon Bahia Brazil

Spaniards Die in Stubborn Manila Defense Report

Maprio May 9 dispatch states Spanish war chiefs Correa and Bermejo anticipate no Manila assault before Rear Admiral Dewey’s reinforcements reach the Philippines. General AntoAugusti ordered to resist to the death. In Linares 14 killed 60 wounded as rioters sack town hall. Cadiz and Alicante unrest, martial law declared in Albacete and Jaen.

Maprio Correa Bermejo Manila Dewey United States Antgausti Philippine Islands Senor Gamazo Senor Montero Rios Senate Linares Jaen

Cabinet Talks Philippine War Plan and Porto Rican Moves

Washington May 9 A special cabinet meeting laid plans for a broad campaign against Spain in the Philippines. Five thousand troops to be sent and Admiral Dewey to hold Manila with reinforcements arriving. News expected from Sampson near Porto Rico but not likely to clash with Spanish fleet. Havana to be attacked later with land and sea forces. Dewey ordered to establish a stable military government protecting foreign citizens. Senators discuss costs and future policy while hints of upheaval in Spain surface.

Washington Admiral Dewey Manila Cuba Philippines Sampson Porto Rico Havana United States Long Bliss Alger Secretary of the Navy Dewey Philippine Islands Thurston Lonsine Ibaa Ew Dent Spain Dent Don Carlos

Congress Hails Dewey Victory With Earnest Praise

President sends a message to Congress commending Commodore George Dewey and his crew for the Manila Bay battle. He notes the swift sailing of the Asiatic squadron, the destruction of 11 Spanish ships, and the firing on Cavite forts. Dewey's forces captured Cavite and established hospitals for Spanish wounded, with minimal American casualties.

McCulloch Cavite Dewey Ie Watera Congress George Dewey United States Navy Bay of Manila Wissam McKryney

Pierce's Pleasant Pain Relief Elixir for Stomach and Nerves

Fragmented OCR recounts a patent medicine pitch praising Dr. Pierce's Elixir for stomach relief and nerve energy. The text touts a “Golden Medal” master formula freeing weaknesses caused by dirt and waste products, claiming to improve digestion, muscle and nerve energy, with references to Butte and De Witt Co. May read as an early 20th century advertisement.

Prego Pierce Butle Ci Dewitt Co eRemins Sree Pierce

Spamen Fleet Sighted Near Cape Espichel

Lisvox May 9 reports a Spanish fleet of mine vessels passed Cape Espichel about 1:30 p.m. steering southward. Oregon arrives at Babla Brazil under secret Washington instructions. St Paul sails from Delaware Breakwater under Capt Sigsbee. Allen nominated to be assistant secretary of the navy replacing Roosevelt.

Lisvox Cape Espichel Oregon Babla Banta Brazil United States Washington St. Paul Delaware Breakwater Del Sigsbee Seais Tle Allen Roosevelt Wasnovarox Soni Charles H Allen Rm Peesceees Navy

Congress Passes Resolution Thanking Dewey and Crew

Congress promptly passes a joint resolution thanking Commodore George Dewey and the U S N squadron for the Manila Bay victory on May 1 1898. The measure praises courageous conduct and asks the president to communicate the thanks to Dewey and his men. The Senate and House also approve promotions and medals for those at Manila and discuss harbor defense funding.

Dewey Washington House Senate Pd Loint Congress Spaiah Manua Philips Islands Conthe United States Davey Manila

Volunteers to Assemble at Chickamauga Park Prepare for 50000

Ouattanoona May 9 Preparations for the reception of thousands of volunteers at Chickamauga park proceed with new walls dug and switch tracks laid Camp sites are being selected to allow volunteers to march in without delay General Brooke and General Boynton push for rapid setup A complete list of brigadier generals includes Comp ton Burt Sumner Snyder Henry Lawton Chaffee and Davis Major Generals Lee Wilson and Wheeler expected to join Brooke remains commanding Forty caissons for volunteer artillery arrive from Washington Colonel Glenn master to arrive tomorrow

Ouattanoona Chickamauga Park Brooke Boynton Park Commission Sheridan Compton Andrew G. Burt Sumner Snyder Henry Lawton Chaffee Davis Sumner Jack Bart Wasn Art Pasapa Bates Semel Arnold Young Regimenta Lee Wilson Wheeler Washington Glenn

Thirteenth New York Regiment to Disband Soon

May 9 reports Brooklyn’s Thirteenth Regiment National Guard will cease to exist after failing to meet volunteer quotas for Spain. Governor Black orders disbandment. officers dispute, but discharge plans linked to end of the war and mobilization issues at Chickamauga and camp.

Thirteenth Boys New York Brooklyn Thirteenth Regiment National Guard Orcaidesit Spain Watson Toiroenc Ana Ien Rick Ofark United Lg Black Ce Lent

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