10 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1895
Page
1
The incomplete clipping mentions a woman possibly seeking beauty or cleansing remedies for facial flaws. It references skin issues like blemishes and mentions remedies, but lacks clear identities or full context.
Commodore Melville in his annual naval report urges expansion of machine shops at Norfolk yard and Port Royal SC after new drydock opening. He backs refitting Boston yard as repair station and completing League Island yard. He calls for Key West readiness and Mare Island power tools.
Election returns show Republicans pick up five Senate seats Utah two will take effect immediately. Kentucky Ohio Maryland each gain one while Democrats lose three in land Kentucky and Ohio. Delaware vacancy could tilt control if filled by a Republican. Senate composition would be 44 Republicans 39 Democrats 6 Populists and one vacancy.
San Francisco November 9 United States Senator John P. Jones backs a distinct silver party emerging from the Chicago silver conference near Christmas. An executive committee formed after the Memphis convention is coordinating the effort with Secretary Keeny of the American league, as Jones urges a clear silver gold finance contest beyond tariff lines. He says silver advocates should unite in Chicago and believes a silver party could win.
Beaver City Nebraska November 9 Albert Applegate was murdered at his Wilsonville home by an unknown assassin believed to be from Denver. The assailant confronted Applegate outside the Nelson house and fired multiple shots. The motive centers on a rift involving Applegate’s wife and a Denver man. Additional reports describe a second fatal shooting in Nebraska and other unrelated crimes across towns dated November 9.
Foreign reports from London describe a murky political outlook across Europe as naval estimates loom large in the Commons. The Times notes Great Britain will brook no naval rivalry, while turmoil in Armenia and Turkey's conduct raise alarms abroad.
The steamer Missoula foundered on Lake Superior last Saturday night after two days adrift in a damaged condition. Captain William Williams and four crew escaped in a small boat. the rest of the crew were rescued by locals, and the captain faced no cooperation from his crew.
The State Department prints a valuable volume on the highways of commerce for merchants. The statistical bureau collected reports from consular officers on transport, rail and air service, mileage, condition of lines, train frequency, freight rates, and other details. The work includes well edited maps and analyzes global routes to reach distant markets.
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