13 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1895
Page
1
Fragmentary lines hint at a column or item involving Madame Adelina and a playful misquote about bees. The readable text is sparse and uncertain, but suggests a lighthearted note or quotation presented in a gossip-like section. No clear names, dates, or events emerge to confirm a definitive story.
Miss Pauline Payne Whitney wed Almerick Paget at St Thomas Church in New York. Notables attended including President Cleveland, Secretary Lamont, Secretary of the Navy Herbert, Gov. Morton, Sir Julian Pauncefote, Dr Chauncey Depew, and members of the Whitney and Paget families. The ceremony featured ivy and floral arches, and a reception for 400 guests at 2 West Fifty Seventh Street.
Constantinople reports growing threats as ambassadors await Porte replies. Officials claim order is restored after Turkish troops and Armenian insurgents clash in Zeitoun and nearby districts. American missionaries fear for safety as Hadjin villages suffer attacks. Ambassador Terrell seeks assurances from Commissioner Darnham.
The ninth annual Knights of Labor convention opens in Washington on November 13 with secrecy guarding all business. Delegates and alternates attend a Saturday banquet as General Master Workman Sovereign arrives, while sessions run about ten days and focus on party alignment and membership growth.
The governor of North Carolina grants a pardon as work continues on the quarantine station at South Port with completion expected in spring. Races at Rideville lose 4500 dollars due to low attendance as pacers Gentry and Patchen struggle to attract crowds. Cotton ginners report lighter yields but expect normal totals in Texas. A Haywood county girl of 12 faces theft-related detentions since her guardian consents to institutional care. Populists in North Carolina rally against fusion and indicate electoral ticket shifts.
Report from Palermo shows lemon shipments to the United States jumped to 40,000 boxes in September from 9,000 last year as prices reached 10 per box. Consul Seymour notes disease ravages in Italy with phylloxera affecting 25 provinces and vast vine destructions. Prospects for Warsaw exposition described, with details from Consular Banks. Weather and political tensions cited in Spain.
Wells Fargo says twenty thousand dollars sent from Denver to Colorado Springs was robbed at the Sante Fe depot around 1 p m. masked men forced agent Kronk to open the safe. only one package of thirty thousand dollars was found, with the thieves escaping via Pike's Peak avenue. Bloodhounds tracked them but gave no trace. Authorities suspected Cripple Creek route.
Covington Kentucky November 13 Mayor Rhincek of Covington claims Secretary Carlisle is responsible for the defeat of Hardin. He cites Carlisle's return home before the election and a controversial interview as driving Democratic consequences and a surge of sentiment against Hardin.
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