06 Sep 1899
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1899
Page
1
An 1881 established Macon liquor house offers guaranteed quality with money refunds. They buy for cash in large lots, promise quick sales and small profit margins, and invite a trial. The price list highlights goods bottled at the distillery, original bottling only.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference Corn Whiskies and mentions Stone Mountain and Carolina. No coherent event or clear names beyond these terms. unable to determine a complete news item or outcome from the provided text.
California Sherry and Port wines priced at per gallon. Imported Sherry and Port wines range from to per gallon. Cognac Brandy from to per gallon. Clarets by the case of a dozen quarts from per case. Ithine Wines by the case of a dozen quarts from per case. All other goods by the gallon including Corn Whiskey Peach and Apple Brandies offered at various prices. Rum trade specialty with mail or telegraph orders. Premay auwation and special price offers available. Send for price list and information.
President McKinley attended the Grand Army parade in Philadelphia riding in a four-gaited turnout, with Admiral Sampson and fleet captains greeting him. The procession began at Broad Street, ending at Independence Hall, as 35 000 veterans and thousands of schoolchildren watched from the Avenue of Fame.
A testimonial from March 1919 praises Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery for restoring health and flesh, claiming rapid improvement in digestive troubles and general vitality. The letter highlights prior misery, chronic constipation, and weight gain after treatment, urging others to try Pierce’s remedies and Pleasant Pellets.
The Rennes court martial continued amid secrecy with interrogation of Esterhazy claims and the bordereau link. Major Carriere resisted diplomatic document requests while Labori pressed for access to hidden papers and witness testimony. General Roget faced questioning over Esterhazy letters as the court weighs the syndicate allegations and defense objections.
The Dreyfus trial features witnesses including M Tarieux who defends Dreyfus and rebuts Esterhazy guilt. He recalls Byng’s execution and contrasts it with French military integrity, while court deliberates on German document access and secret dossiers behind closed doors.
Judge Seabrook granted a venue change in the murder case of Deputy Sheriff Townsend to Effingham county superior court. Defendants John Delegal Ed Delegal and Miranda Delegal will be tried there on Wednesday September 13. The judge cited concerns about life or death cases and noted military circumstances in Darien but affirmed Governor Candler’s actions.
Governor McSweeney and staff may join the Dewey celebration in full uniform, with General Floyd urging immediate uniform procurement. The Greenville Light Infantry signs on, adopting the Georgia governor’s staff fatigue attire. Separately, the Louisville and Nashville railroad hikes yellow pine shingles and laths rates 1 cent per 100 pounds south of Decatur Georgia, signaling higher building material costs across the Ohio Valley.
In New Orleans on September 5, John Wilburn, condemned for the Miranda Moore murder on South Peters Street, died in the parish prison from white swelling before the gallows could be used. He had been a fugitive for a year, captured in a bar, and his case was on appeal to the supreme court when he died. Troops to Leave Mey Wear. Arrangements with Mallory line to transport the garrison from Key West due to yellow fever, with plans to send them to Fortie Phsr son, Atlanta.
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