08 Nov 1891
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1891
Page
1
A fragment notes a bold sale of Nottingham Lace Curtains contrasted with a striking price claim of one dollar per pair, described as never reached before in the current market. The text hints at a strong sales push for SCRIM and CURTAIN CRETONS alongside the curtains.
Albany November 7 General Palmer commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic issues a long order barring posts and members from wearing badges or uniforms and taking part in demonstrations where the Confederate flag is carried He urges loyalty to the union and reverence for the flag and the constitution and laws as anchors to national prosperity and stability insisting no further participation in such displays.
R G Dan & Co report 223 US and 43 Canada corporate failures this week, up from last week. A Boston bank collapse caused higher interest rates and unease, though overall business remains healthy with ample money and steady confidence. Western elections dampen wild schemes, iron and cotton trades show mixed but resilient demand, and imports rise for worsteds.
In Shelbyville Indiana on November 7 a 18 year old girl named Maggie Doniger began an experimental dietary treatment for consumption using dog flesh. A healthy Newfoundlander pup was sacrificed to provide meat for her regimen. Supporters claim dog flesh aids absorption of vital nutrients and strengthens the patient, while skeptics question efficacy and safety of the method.
Ex Governor Alonzo B. Cornell of New York arrived in Mecent and voiced disbelief at the recent results. He predicted the Republican outlook to be poor and doubted any strong bid by a rival for the presidency in 1908, arguing party chances remain limited.
Evansville Indiana November 7 A steamer the Blue Wing met a towboat at Long Fellow Kentucky amid dense fog. The impact shattered barges and caused fatalities aboard the steamer as crew members perished and the collision disrupted river traffic.
Bank of Caledonia robbed as experts blow a safe, $6,000 cash taken plus notes. at Big Lick in Stanley County a storehouse blaze destroyed buildings including M J Efird store and other properties. authorities note rapid spread and loss.
Missouri Pacific passenger train halted near West Side Omaha by two masked men. They forced trainsmen to open cars, smashing doors with bullets. About $285 to $286 taken, though company losses estimated near $8,000. Fireman Blanchard recounts the assault as officers pursue details. Domestic reports include prominent figures Hobbs and a buried alive case in Plainville.
The article describes a heated campaign scene with Parnellites led by John Redmond and McCarthyite backer Martin Flavin across districts. Priests canvass households after Parnellite teams, pressuring voters over education and industry. Polling day ends with contested results and women backing priests while William O'Brien receives public vows and flowers. Final tallies hint Flavin leading Redmond narrowly.
Advices from Guatemala report a material change in two weeks with President Barillas allowing freer press coverage after previously suppressing nonrenomies. The shift follows his term’s end delayed to December, as he avoids war with El Salvador and clears political restrictions.
Nov 7 report notes McKinley as the leading choice among Republicans across New York Massachusetts Ohio Pennsylvania and Iowa. The recent election returns fuel early talk of Blaine as the presidential candidate amid broad party sentiment.
A telegram from the Japanese government reports a devastating earthquake hitting a town named Wastiatos, with widespread injuries and severe damage. The release describes the tremor’s impact on streets and buildings, noting many residents affected and emergency efforts underway as officials assess casualties.
Nov 7 Rio Jaseino reports reassurance as troops guarding telegraph offices withdraw and normalcy returns. Telegraph traffic resumes with no anticipated revolution, though some unrest lingers in the country. In a separate note, Mo William Northcot of Iwwmanville Cuumin was scratched by a pet cat leading to arm surgery below the elbow.
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