03 Nov 1894
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1894
Page
1
Retailer offers a broad line of parlor suits from 400 dollars, plus bedroom sets from 1250 to 12500 dollars, with matching pieces like hats racks, sideboards, library cases, and tables. Showroom at 103 Cotton Avenue invites customers to view the complete stock of furniture.
Emperor Nicholas II proclaimed the death of his father Emperor Alexander II and vowed to seek peaceful development and unity for Russia. The message stressed loyalty to Nicholas I and Grand Duke George and awaited blessing for a possible son with Princess Alix of Hesse Darmstadt.
In Americus the store promotes a sweeping sale of fresh, new goods at very low prices. It vows to help customers with limited money buy suits, hats, overcoats, shoes, dress goods, flannels, underwear, house furnishings and more. The offer frames shopping as a cure for the blues.
Washington Nov 2 The Howard deportation case triggers a constitutional question as Judge Lacombe ruled Morton and Howard did not violate the labor act yet DC officials may still deport under federal law. Cabinet members age cautious and divided with Carlisle insisting deportation. Officials discuss executive power and due process while immigration matters and the readiness of Stump and Olney shape positions.
In an annual War Department report General Flagler urges higher militia armament funding and model upgrades. The document notes limited powder efficiency, ongoing experiments with smokeless powder and artillery calibers, and outlines projected improvements toward a unified seaborne weapon system while detailing cattle exports to Great Britain and Germany during the war era.
Emperor William spoke to his grenadier guards officers in Srernin after learning of the Russian czar's death. He noted that just as one era ends another begins and expressed sympathy for Emperor Nicholas IIs new duties, wishing strength for the heavy office. The gathering concluded with music and honors for the Russian imperial family.
A Tennessee widow, Mrs Elizabeth P Franklin, wed Bernard Francis Seraph de Gruenebaum, son of an Austrian baron, in Nasuviz. The ceremony, performed by a justice of the peace, linked the widow to European aristocracy amid a meeting arranged through a mutual friend in New York.
Chicago November 2 John R Tanher chairman of the Republican state committee was arrested on a warrant sworn out by the mayor charging him with levying blackmail on the city. The filing alleges attempts to extort by threats tied to city vice scandals and political pressure.
Paris reports five anarchists Clus, Poete, Martin, Duprat and Reed were sentenced in their egos and guty for wanging to seras as Reed gives up his feathers. Meager water levels in the river caused ex-speaker debts to forgo ore pep LD.
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