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15 Nov 1893
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1893
Page
1
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A rumor spread from the Metropolitan Club claims dissensions in the Hawaiian cabinet with resignations from Morton and Hoke Smith. Morton denies resigning and supports the president on Hawaiian policy while Smith has not publicly disagreed with the administration. The president later appointed J Scott Harrison as surveyor of the port of Kansas City and M G Davis of Arkansas.
In AuntLanta on November 14 the McCauly mission gathering sparks plans for a permanent institute modeled on New York’s Jerry McCauly mission. Support pours in, with S. H. Hadley, mission superintendent, present and ready for Northbound departure. Speaker Rev. A. J. Calvert of Milwaukee introduced the rescue work and Miss Bertha Weight of Ottawa discussed relief efforts and school reports.
Tremendous excitement reigns at Warner station on the Iron Mountain railway, 20 miles south of Pune Buury, as residents learn of the lynching and shooting of a man named Nolen. Details are scarce due to fragmented text.
In Allasta on November 1 the Georgia House approved bills reshaping divorce filings, juror selection, and writs of certiorari. A Senate measure overhauls the military system, authorizes deed securing debt, and addresses land recovery and tenant rents, with provisions affecting widows, orphans, and militia districts.
New York markets report strong demand for bonds for European accounts and higher foreign exchange, with several London loans failing to meet demands as cotton prices drop on Texas and Georgia yield estimates. Honduras apologizes for Costa Rica incident, while Spain orders a cruiser to Cuba amid Cinco Villas unrest. A young man turns 21 as colleagues celebrate with a cane gift at Wheatley and Ansley’s store.
Public sentiment centers on Secretary Gresham and Minister Willis as discussions rise about restoring the Hawaiian monarchy by force if needed. The president stands by Willis with cabinet support, arguing for strong action to correct what he views as a historic wrong and to protect a neighbor in peril.
Minutes show November 14 meeting with Mayor A. Curtis and Aldermen McGarrab Burt Blalock present. Decisions include Odd Fellows use of City Hall on the 22nd, a diphtheria report and school exposure precautions, tax delinquent collection, and exemption of Americas fire department from street tax. A tax Times preamble argues against electing police commissioners by the public, urging preservation of existing governance.
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