22 Nov 1891
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1891
Page
1
A local ad urges men to choose a warm suit from the new stock, saying to avoid keeping hands in pockets and whistling Annie Rooney while cold November days set in. The message emphasizes selecting a sturdy, warm outfit from the shop’s offerings.
War erupts between the American Cotton Oil Trust and independent mills in Tennessee eastern Arkansas and north central Mississippi pushing up cotton seed prices. A 10 per ton rail and 9 per ton boat price had held for years but seed supply tightens. The trust controls refineries and capital, aiming to curb crusher profits while farmers gain from higher seed prices. The dispute centers on alleged bad faith and market manipulation as mills prepare for a lengthy fight.
Nov 21 reports detail Lida Sinton burned to death warming by a grate in Louisville while her cloak fed flames. Edward Wilkinson’s wife suffered smoke and shock as a possible fatal outcome looms. Syracuse fire damages Basable block and Standard theater with many offices and stores, loss about $50.
BR. G Dan & Co reports U S total 259 and Canada 83 bank failures this week, 259 83 285 overall down from last week and the year prior. Despite scares in Berlin and Boston disruptions, confidence remains and a firm tone in iron, grain, and dry goods markets supports continued activity. Receipts of western wheat stay robust amid general attempts to absorb stock and sustain prices.
Reports from Rio Grande do Balfe and other areas show a fragile situation as provisional authorities struggle with the opposition. Large famine relief contributions continue to arrive from multiple regions through central committees to aid the stricken districts. A separate item notes a barn fire near Cadatorte, N C, with a listed loss of 3,000 dollars, attributed to tramps.
A failed bank robbery occurred at 2:30 p.m. with two masked men using false whiskers and mustaches. Witnesses note strangers in town observing the scene as four men confronted the counter before escaping through an alley. Nearby, another report mentions masked robbers boarding a Northern Pacific express car near Missoula and Cotour ail.
New York reports renewed push to relocate General Riverside’s body to Arlington National Cemetery with national sentiment among Union and Confederate veterans. Supporters argue the nation has a paramount duty to honor General Grant at Arlington, inviting congressional action this winter.
From Samoa and Hawaii a tense situation is reported with Faipule set to declare Matuaii a rebel at King Malietoa's request. Rumors swirl about a U S protectorate over Hawaii after free sugar provisions under McKinley tariff. News notes Lilakolani's health rumors lack substance and Honolulu remains calm despite distant concerns.
Anibsto Minn November 21 report states J Anger, owner of the Bank of ton and postmaster, is a defaulter in a sum between 15000 and 20000 dollars. Depositors allege embezzlement spanning nearly two years, though his reputation remains that of a respected citizen amid rumors of heavy shortfalls. Official books at the bank are reportedly separate from county records.
The authorities in Helsinki move to suppress the Salvation Army as part of a government action. Orders have been issued to remove all publications related to the organization from public spaces and to limit parliamentary discussions on the matter. The move targets the activities of the Salvationists and restricts coverage of their actions.
A Kentucky sheriff, John W. Artrip, was shot and killed in Lovevitts near Carp Bushing on November 21 as authorities report a fatal shooting involving Senna Reuben. The incident details remain developing as investigators pursue leads and secure the crime scene.
Nov 21 report from Lespes notes anxiety over Prince George of Wales. Earlier bulletins said he showed steady improvement but recent word mentions a fever. Official statements caution that his health remains fragile and requires close monitoring.
Captain O Shas reports in a public notice that the Wood Will case has not been compromised. He states the case heads the general 007 list and expects developments by mid January.
At dusk inmates overpowered the keeper at the Liberty jail in Agxuyoton Miss and forced a breakout. Among those fleeing were Brooks and Babin who had recently robbed the ca press at Durant Min.
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