03 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1895
Page
1
A vintage ad claims Recamier Cream preserves Julie Recamier’s complexion after her death. The copy promotes facial cream as a beauty secret, noting enduring skin tone and the product’s supposed efficacy.
Clue connections at Savannah and Montgomery or Pitt for routes north and west. Ocean steamships link New York Boston Baltimore. Solid service between Montgomery and Savannah. Alec en Orleans serves Texas and Southwest. Cecel Garrett Pope for Americus Ga coordinates Genoa connections.
The administration and opposition forces clash as they spar for time to muster votes. House Populists pledge to vote against the emergency clause to defeat the Democratic governor, while lobbyists and pastors arrive to sharpen the contest.
Sir Halliday McCartney states the viceroy of Sze Chuan was degraded before Britain's ultimatum, while China’s actions are seen as not resolving disputes or indemnity claims. Professor Douglass calls the move a possible ruse to mislead Britain. A farewell service at St Bride's Church saw 100 missionaries depart, 24 bound for China.
Dr. Edgar of Kentucky, jailed after waiving examination on perjury charges, faces grand jury action and a second charge for impersonating C. Frank Davidson in a divorce suit filed here by Mrs. Davidson. He allegedly lied about residing in the state a year when only weeks passed.
Report outlines defense arguments against Rev. Gibson and the pastor of Emanuel Baptist Church in the Durant case. Defense accuses Gibson of shaping guilt theories from his own testimony, cites Williams and Lamont angles, and suggests a social encounter at the Vogels influenced the trial. Additional dispatches cover territorial boundaries between Japan and Spain and shipping lines affecting U S interests.
Attorney General Harmon says there has been no change in U S policy toward arms and munitions seized from vessels detained by the United States. He notes courts decisions bind the government and that acquittals in filibuster cases can lead to surrender of seized property still held by authorities.
Judge Cole of the DC Supreme Court rules a mail carrier has no lien on contractor funds for services on another route. Treasury solicitor Judge Reeve urges appeal, arguing Congress intended to protect carriers with a lien on general contractor earnings. A reversal could overturn decades of post office practice.
Rumor that The State Publishing Company negotiates to purchase The Age Herald plant in Birmingham Alabama. If true the Daily State Herald would replace the Age Herald as a pro silver echo. Frank O Brien plans to run for sheriff.
Panapecrmia Oct 2 United States armored cruiser Brooklyn was launched into the Delaware River at Cramp's shipyard. Ida May Schieren christened the ship with mer i champagne, city mayor's daughter naming it Brooklyn, secretary of the navy absent. Crowds gathered for the baptism of the latest warship.
Early returns across several counties show Major Bisch leading Watson by about two thousand votes. Final tallies not in until midnight with no violent incidents reported and speculation that Major Black may be elected today.
The speaker asserts hard work will prepare both sides for a decisive clash by month’s end. He dismisses rival John L Salltvas as unfit for a leading role and claims readiness to fight for superiority once and for all.
Reports describe long running feuds across towns including Harlem Kentucky and Louisville with attacks and disruptions over months. Separate notices announce Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Railway introducing two new test mail trains from New York and Washington with early morning arrivals.
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