13 May 1896
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1896
Page
1
A ragged ad lists varied goods including Ladies Undervesta at low prices, baby apparel at half value, Corsets discounted to 65 cents, and blue denim offered at 12 1/4 cents. It notes factory surpluses and encourages quick calls to secure items before they sell out.
Local retailer advertises 104 ready made sheets from America at 50 cents each and reports "Best Bleaching ever" available at 8 cents. No further details on brands or store location.
The text notes that our enterprise grew more rapidly in business and public favor than before, reflecting on its progress over the past year and the improvement from what it was previously. It emphasizes the momentum gained and the positive reception received by the organization.
Havana reports deny Weyler dismissal amid Cuba crisis. European papers debate U S policy toward Cuba and the revolt, with The Figaro and British officials weighing intervention and restraint. Caracas dispatch notes a battle near Youk, while Georgia textile mill resumes operations after weeks of stoppage.
President Cleveland and Vice President Stevenson led a grand ceremony with supreme court members, diplomatic corps, Congress, and four artillery battalions. Major General Palmer of Illinois delivered the principal address praising General Hancock, whose military qualities were extolled while reflecting on his character and service to the Union.
Chaotic opening at a political convention in St Louis sees factions clashing over seating and access. Doors held by loyalists forces quarrels, battering ram used, police deployed as deputies plead for order. No arrests reported but tension remains high as delegates endure heat and threats.
A New York led syndicate buys a company for roughly 3 million dollars. Investors include New York capitalists and Buffalo and Pittsburgh railroad interests. The purchase covers 47 miles of railroad and surrounding properties in Falls Creek Gorge area. The deal reflects a major consolidation with the bid led by prominent city financiers.
Senate finance committee chairman Morrill names a five member subcommittee to probe bond sales under the Poffer resolution. Members include Harris West Walthall Piatt Jones of Nevada with Carlisle as secretary. Morrill signals readiness to direct or attend all hearings as needed.
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