19 Nov 1895
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1895
Page
1
A legacy style bargain ad proclaims underbuy undersell with low prices on shirts undershirts towels napkins and writing paper. It promotes ladies and gent footwear gloves laces and various household goods with discounts and knockdown prices to attract customers.
Eight hundred union members walk out affecting J B Cornell Milliken Brothers works with 400 on Cornell sites and 400 on Milliken builds demanding wages unions and Sunday rules. A sympathetic strike could pull 5 000 to 10 000 workers from plumb ers masons carpenters and other trades. Also notes Gridiron Club visit to Atlanta Expo events and a Greek letter federation effort at the exposition grounds.
Reports from Constantinople and Salonica say the British and foreign flotilla influence prompts the Sultan to press reforms in Asia Minor. Massacres amid Armenian famine and exile widen as the United States envoy Terrell seeks protection for missions. Turkish officials are sent to deter unrest while Western powers reinforce presence in Constantinople.
Official Shanghai documents suggest Captain Gurening used fraud to man the Tonl Browey, leaving Shanghai without health documents. The United States holds a large claim on the vessel as ownership disputes and penalties loom, while a report of a shipwreck sighting fuels belief the Lord Braney foundered with all hands. Senator Hill to debut in Chicago lectures amid school controversy over economics and unionist writings. A Salisbury jail fire kills one inmate and injures another as an escape occurs. A Montgomery fraud case involves Eugene Domontey fleeing with $3,000, and an Atlanta man is killed by a streetcar.
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