31 Oct 1895
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1895
Page
1
An advertisement touts Snewens Liven Reo LaTOR as a superior liver remedy over pills, claiming it relieves discomfort quickly without gripe or weakness. It emphasizes natural relief, renewed vitality, and urges readers to ensure the proper wrapper label. J H Zellin & Co., Philadelphia.
A night head on collision between two Missouri Pacific suburban trains near St Louis results in three killed and multiple injuries. Engineers Harper and Estes and firemen Dunbar and others among the injured, with numerous fractures and contusions reported. The wreck causes extensive engine damage as rescue efforts begin.
In a tense session at the federal court, Holmes leads proceedings with interruptions from the gallery. The first witness, Soran, identified Pietzel as the man at 1816 Callowhill and described Pietzel’s demeanor and ties to a $10 policy benefiting Carrie E. Pietzel, the widow, dated Rev. 1808.
A London denial by the foreign office meets skepticism from The Times and The Globe which cite authoritative sources supporting concessions claimed for Russia in China. The debate touches on Russo Japanese diplomacy and potential treaty implications.
A Paris meeting of the American Chamber of Commerce in Paris adopted resolutions to convey heartfelt grief for Ambassador Eustis whose wife died in Ireland. Forty Americans attended, including General Meredith Read and others. A wreath of flowers was planned to honor the late ambassador’s wife during her interment in Louisville.
Ten Chinese firemen aboard the British steamship Gloucester mutinied at Batizicn port while loading cotton, refused to work, and went ashore despite officers protests. They were jailed, then removed by U S deputy marshal and ordered sent back to the ship for repatriation under the exclusion act when ready to sail.
The weeklong centennial celebration marks the foundation of the First Presbyterian Church of Washington and the start of Presbyterianism in the city. Past communicants and congregants are invited to attend or send notices to Percota ie at their local post office base.
The piece accuses Berlin cable letters and other papers of stealing content from The Morning Advertiser and copying it as special reports. It condemns Boston and New York papers for poaching columns and labeling borrowed material as original. The author likens news thieves to petty robbers.
The joint commissioners under the 1892 border convention will report in the next three months on the survey of the Alaska Canada boundary from near latitude 51°40′ north to the intersection with the 141st meridian. US Geodetic chief General Dafield and British representative D F King lead the effort to provide a basis for the boundary line.
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