20 Oct 1894
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1894
Page
1
Bailey promotes a sale of children's Pebble Goat and Pebble Button shoes with sizes 1 to 12 priced 50 to 65 cents. Misses and Kid Button styles in 56 to 75 cent range, with Ladies Dongola and higher priced Kid Button shoes. advertises quality and fit and urges customers to call.
New York reports state Mgr Satolli will be elevated to the cardinalate within weeks. He is described as the pope's delegate and future archbishop of the church in America, with power to enforce councils and laws while maintaining American-friendly stance.
In Ogallows their deadly robbery with masks ends in murder as Charles Ermisch and Otto Wonigkeil seize cash at L R Coleman’s saloon on May 20. They demand money, shoot Lindhoff the bartender, and attempt escape, with Ermisch later executed at five after five in the morning.
In Mississippi near Energy a white man W T Martin whipped his infant daughter to death while intoxicated. A posse pursues him and he faces lynching if captured. Background notes mention a 1883 incident with Hood involving a Black man. Hood fled, was sentenced to hang but pardoned after Governor Lowry reduced his sentence.
Telegraphs report Ohio Republican leader Dict confirming McKinley’s New Orleans speech. Multiple 19 October items include a Tennessee railroad train being fired upon near the Chattahoochee river bridge, an actor losing a hand during a stage saw scene, the dissolution of the firm Tabor Sheehan Canneen & Coatsworth, a telegraph lineman’s fatal fall in Washington, Nathan Strauss withdrawing from New York mayoral race, and tobacco barns burning at Parkeroy Kentucky.
Headlines from Livadia to Paris report the Russian czar in extreme danger with dispatches citing hopeless condition and near end. Reports from Berlin London and Paris reflect global alarm as doctors rush to Livadia. Chinese unrest and naval movements follow, with only scattered details about ships and patrols.
Loxpow report says grave differences have arisen between Lord Roseberry and the Earl of Kimberly. Kimberly left the ft office after recent on area not winds ag Bom with the Facelien afive last week when a tions o European Interventions in a China and Japan were on foot.
A Washington dispatch says Secretary John G. Carlisle is inclined to visit Macon for the exposition next week if no business blocks. He has received several letters urging the trip and may be accompanied by one or two cabinet officers and friends. In Laserty Missouri a man named William Léda was killed in a road incident, stabbed by James Hines with a pocket knife.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions calls for increasing the army and references to General Howard and state involvement. It suggests debate on military expansion and enforcement during anarchy, with implied policy proposals and cautious support from authorities.
Inptanarous Oct. 19 The American Protective annotation of Indians sends circulars to state and county nominees asking them to pledge not to appoint or pay certain persons. The context hints at ethics and responses sought from hopeful officials. The Virginia Robbery Grows Less. New York Oct. 10 Adams Express president Weir notes Quantico robbers allegedly earned less than 620,100 and says talk of money and livery is unlikely until more agents report.
Thomas Lucero, feared band leader in Mexican and Atlantic railway crimes, was captured at Saxta Fs New Mexico but escaped to the mountains. A fellow outlaw’s confession ties him to Central Mexico crimes over years as officers pursued him for months. Chicago reports a separate plan by the Social Purity league to aid fallen women, endorsed by prominent Chi town divines, with a mass meeting planned in November and Mrs Isabella Winglake to outline winter actions.
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