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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1891

Page

7

Dillon Appeals for Working Men Support at Dunkirk

John Dillon MP for East Mayo spoke to a Dunkirk demonstration urging working men to back the party. He warned against Ireland breaking with Gladstone over home rule, warned of faction risks, and urged unity under the majority to secure Liberal governance and home rule progress.

John Dillon Doris East Mays Dunkirk England Ireland Gladstone Redmond Dillon

Arkansas Sensation Reports Weaver Embezzling Land Funds

A Van Buren Arkansas report says J. M. Weaver, a longtime land agent for the Little Rock and Fort Smith railroad, embezzled payments from settlers. After initial receipts, he allegedly kept collecting, prompting eviction threats and a railroad inquiry into losses likely totaling tens of thousands.

St, Louis Republic van Buren Ark J. M. Weaver Weaver Little Rock

The Pope Writes a Letter and Town Destroyed by Fire

The pope writes to the archbishop of Aix amid protests over French pilgrim conduct at Rome. He deplores rioters profaning the church and hopes indictments avoid greater calamity. Separately, Meiringer reports a town in Ber canton almost wiped out by a high wind fire. The blaze destroyed the station, post office, telegraph, and most homes, sparing only two hotels due to isolation.

Roa Aix M. Faillines France Rome Pantheon Poe Paris Meiringer Ber Switzerland Corporation Victoria Hotel Wildermann

Judge Siebecker declines to hear Wisconsin case

Madison Oct 26 Judge Siebecker said he would not try the interest suits against the state treasurer for reasons he would not disclose now. The inference is that he was approached about a bribe. Attorney General O Connor denounces the party or parties involved. He says public disclosure would prevent a fair trial, promising developments later.

Madison Wis Siebecker O’connor Treasury Wisconsin

Sawing Of Their Horns At Cincinnati Stock Yards

Spanish fever ravages Connor Hashes Co. herd in Crichton area as seventeen cattle die and others sick. A novel horn sawing remedy shows initial promise with animals resuming eating after procedure. Procedure yet unproven long term. Jail delivery occurs in Parpline Ohio with four prisoners escaping state prison offenses. two recaptured by Fort Wayne authorities with $200 reward on swift reunion.

Cixersxatt Cincinnati Connor, Hashes & Co Crichton O Ielice ‘Cote Partpixe Robert Charles An McCarthy Fort Wayne Sherifs

Great Falls Opera House Plans and Theater Moves

Great Falls Mon to host a 200000 opera house with plans for a free Milan theater stalled so far. Ellen Terry’s daughter Ailsa Craig pursues stage work while German Hebrews of Philadelphia seek their own theater on Eighth Street. An Australian musician Monk Meyer gains European praise. The late Israel Fleishman helped run Walnut and Park theaters as usher. A Chicago grocer funds Mrs. Leslie Carter’s second tour after last season losses. Mary Wray, 87, likely the oldest actress in the U.S., English by birth, mother of Ada, wife of comedian John Wild. Sardou’s first comedy failed. he was 23 and a math teacher then. Miss Lillian Russell rumored to marry Carl Streitmann. Rose Coghlan and Robert Mantell leave Augustus Pitou. Pitou renews with Scanlan and stocks for road shows. Sarah Bernhardt’s career earnings reach about 6.5 million francs in 25 years with 300,000 francs profit from first American tour and 200,000 francs expected this tour.

Falls. Mon Milan Ellen Terry Ailsa Craig Philadelphia Eighth Street Lombard Monk Meyer Europe Israel Fleishman Walnut Street Park Chicago Leslie Carter Mary Wray Ada John Wild Sardou New York Herald Lillian Russell Carl Streitmann Amberg Rose Coghlan Robert Mantell Augustus Pitou Scanlan Sarah Bernhardt

Flower and tree curiosities of world horticulture

A Philadelphia rose spans seventeen inches and an orange tree in Yuba City California bears a full sized orange. Dwarf willows in Britain reach two inches tall. Khus khus grass yields a pleasing perfume from its roots, India screens release scent when wet. Sequoia gigantea cannot be cut by humans, dynamite only helps to destroy. Trinidad hosts India rubber tree trials showing favorable soil and climate. Natural forest growth in the US surpasses tenfold the value of minerals.

Philadelphia Yuba City Cal Tropics Ben Lomond Great Britain India Henry C. Dillon Kaweab Trinidad United States

Fish and Flesh Oddities Across Species

In Germany crickets are seen as a death warning while frogs and toads avoid food unless preyed upon. An ant jaw grips after the body is bitten and the tarpon surfaces to breathe with a long air bladder. The Mojave grass eating turtle grazes like cattle, a parrot in New York has many owners, and Provincetown fishers claim mackerel schools show female-front and male-rear formations.

Mojave Desert New York Provincetown Flah

Oddities and Local Lore From 19th Century Notes

A jumble of curious facts: Wayneaville farmer Yeazel with eleven children nine boys with six toes and one six-toed girl. Siberian Ostyaka blessings by bear head and jaws. Washington Dead Letter Office parchment Lord’s prayer in 54 languages. pangram sentence Pack my box with five dozen liquor jugs uses every letter once. Indian railcar etiquette for Brahmin and Pariah. Dayton Georgia near noted “well of frozen air” where cold gusts audible two hundred yards away.

Yeazel Wayneaville, O Siberia Museum of the Dead Washington India Dayton

The Courts and Real Estate Ads in the Southwestern Circuit

The Courts schedule for the Southwestern circuit lists sessions starting first Monday in November in Macon, then second and third Mondays in November in Sumter, with the fourth Monday in November noted. Separately, a local seller offers houses with low down payments and weekly installments, plus vacant lots at one dollar per week with eight percent interest, in a desirable city neighborhood.

See Macon Sumter New York Auction Clothing Company New York Spripaa Sm, Coney

Castoria memory line across generations and cures claimed

An old advertisement notes Castoria used from infancy to motherhood. It mixes product pitches with other items such as a medical claim about catarrh remedies and a wood yard notice. The text also mentions a meteorological station plans at Tiberia Palestine and French debt figures, creating a collage of historical notices.

Tiberia Palestine Mediterranean Sea

Fresh crops and goods headline items on local bill of fare

A jumble of grocers ads and notices lists fresh fruits such as Cape Cod cranberries Florida oranges and Niagras with notes on prices and vendors like Avora's and The Popular Grocers. Also mentions Thornton Wheatley and Da Evourpee's Drug Store with mentions of WHEATLEY stock and pure wines for medicinal use. Fort Worth artesian well claim notes 804000 gallons daily.

Florida de London Dodson & I Jersey Preson & Mayo da. Evourpee Lancaster Fort Worth

S. A. M. Route Time Table July 13 1691

S A M Route timetable notes taking effect July 13 1691 with connections via Mont and Tor ta in the Southwest and to the Northwest. Meal stations listed and passengers from Charleston bound for Savannah should change cars at 6 and 8. Goodman as General Passenger Agent and a list of commercial agents including J M Carolan and LEE in Savannah and New York offices.

Aoricus Ely Mont Torta Eros Harmtn Charleston Seston Vannah Jano Dif Goodman Gen. Pas Pns

P. P. P. Saves Life and Promises Eternal Health

A Savannah former railroad superintendent chronicles a dramatic recovery after taking P. P. P. He had been crippled, unable to walk or eat without assistance, and even considered amputation. After treatment began, his limbs regained strength and he says he will live forever, noting his renewed vitality.

Savannah P. P

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