06 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1896
Page
1
Readable fragments show a general sale listing for fire clay products, spools of cotton, textiles, and household goods. The ad promotes low prices on silk twist, dish pans, milk pans, handkerchiefs, and oxford ties with several price points and quantities.
Havana reports the Cuban insurgent leader Antonio Maceo may have died of wounds from an attack on a military train near Taco Tuco. The Candelaria military governor seeks confirmation from Weyler as officials trace rumors carried by countrymen.
C V Holman of Maine joins the executive committee and will lead the literary bureau. L O Krouthoff of Missouri to head the speakers bureau if he can arrange his St Louis business. Caffery will notify General Palmer in Louisville on September 12, Fellows to inform General Buckner for vice presidency. Possible southern tour. Nashville September 14 and Memphis September 16. Also Senator Mitchell in Oregon speaks on coinage and shifts stance toward Republican alignment. Weekly bank statement notes declines in reserves and loans with rises in specie. excess reserves stand at 3,229,650.
Li Hung Chang arrives in Washington for a curtailed visit and tours the treasury with Secretary Carlisle. He inspects money vaults and the engraving and printing processes while asking pointed questions to probe officials and display curiosity.
Mine inspectors Roderick Stein Brennan will issue a report on the Twin Shaft Pittston collapse of June 24 that buried 53 men. The document will urge new safety laws, cite contributory neglect by the mine’s small pillars and narrow chambers, and avoid pinning blame on the user or McDonald.
The article outlines Mr Bryan's Sept. 5 to Sept. 14 itinerary departing St. Louis with stops in Henderson Owensboro Hawesville Cloverport Irvington Louisville and a potential Caldwell Square address. Additional talks planned in Lexington Lagrange Eminence Frankfort Midway Burn Versailles Maysville and Harriman before Asheville with special trains. Also Seaboard Air Line announces a 50 percent fare reduction from Wilmington to several southern cities effective Sept. 9.
The czar and czarina arrived in Germany and were greeted at the railroad station by Emperor William and Empress, the royal family, the chancellor, and many officials. After cordial exchanges the czar inspected guards and their majesties rode to the castle with cavalry escort amid cheering crowds.
A retailer asserts ultra low prices and guarantees all items despite some customers claiming off grade. The message emphasizes affordability and a broad warranty.
The passage notes that despite some superstition about the ac being wind, many people are willing to investigate and consider these Jones who save money.
Advertisers note continued sale of Kingan s Pure Leaf Lard at 5 1 2 cents per pound for several more days as the price remains in effect.
A note credits E. D. Ansley, the grocer, with introducing the idea that wholesome foods always reach households across the Americas. The remark links reliable groceries to steady household abundance through a trusted vendor.
A list of reduced price grocery items includes cooking soda Jose Bars Soap Pearl canned goods rice pearl grit and potash ham or tongue with per item prices at 25 cents. The notice encourages readers to consider purchasing power of a dollar at this rate.
Ambassadors press for a strict inquiry into the Armenian violence amid Turkish unrest. They cite Mussulmans claiming police involvement with weapons to kill Armenians and urge punishment of culprits.
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