02 Nov 1894
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1894
Page
1
Senator Bacon is nominated by the Georgia legislative caucus on the first ballot for the next kerator. He wins with 93 votes, Turner 87, Garrard 21, Walsh 9, amid loud applause as supporters celebrate a decisive victory.
From $40 up, a large line of parlor furniture and bedroom suites with matching pieces. Beautiful hats racks, sideboards, library and book cases, wardrobes, chairs, and extension tables. Visit 103 Cotton Avenue to view the complete stock and see prices that meet the times. Cordially yours.
In a Virginia Republican address General Mahone criticizes conscription and warns against any candidates backed by Republicans. He urges supporters in Petersburg and surrounding districts to back Colonel Eloge for Congress, appealing licensed influencers to aid his bid. A separate Wagoner dispatch reports Peach and 20 officers pursuing outlaws, capturing several suspected gang members near the Vi ris bottom and taking them to Fort Gilleson.
Fragmentary OCR notes suggest a leaked claim about President Cleveland and political maneuvering involving Gear Geshe som Coa vt x. The text is garbled but implies a discussion of national policy or cabinet appointments affecting an election climate.
In hard times the firm promises big value on roads, suits, overcoats, shoes, dress goods, underwear, and home goods all offered at small prices. They claim the sale will ease the blues and make buyers feel better by purchasing a full bill of goods for little money.
A dispatch from Yalta reports the czar died at 1:30 p m and details illness milestones at Sapala Livadia and October events. It notes edema, continued duties, and a possible marriage plan for the czarevich amid death threats and arrests. Conspiracy reports from London cite evidence and secrecy around the life of the heir.
Fragmentary briefs note a national id issue and local weather observer in Omaha. A Scotch stonecutter named James Shewen reportedly died by his own action in a deliberate act. No clear cause is provided and details remain incomplete.
A damaged OCR fragment from California hints at a public notice or ad but leaves key names, dates, and actions unreadable. The readable bits suggest a sale or official action, with no clear parties or deadlines identifiable.
Senator Hill addressed thousands in Amsterdam and urged patience and support for the tariff plan. A large Democratic turnout included workingmen who backed Hill as mills shut during the panic. a brass band led a 1,000-strong procession to the Central hotel amid cheering crowds. He argued high wages come with tariffs and urged voters to overlook loud opposition. Next appearances are set for Schenectady Cortland and Elmira as the campaign continues.
A Birmingham special reports three masked men boarded Kansas City Memphis and Birmingham train No. 8 just after midnight at New Albany Mississippi. They commanded the engineer and fireman at gunpoint and escaped with cash, but the robbers’ getaway party was unable to finish the job and authorities pursued the culprits.
A garbled Central News report from Lospoy notes irregular officers and a tense situation near Pekin. It mentions Ping Yoon, movements toward Tien Tain, and Admiral tio delaying action for higher aims. Chinese forces are described as cautious about engagement.
Mrs Anna H Byers of Pittsburg wins custody of her demented husband B M Byers and seeks recovery of assets including the Pittsburg iron works and A M Boon Sans title for. The report notes the legal action amid a contested recovery claim with costs of five dollars. Two sons of John Brannon from Henry County are reported as missing and later buried in an unspecified grave.
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