07 Sep 1899
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1899
Page
1
Establishment in 1881 offers cash buying and large lot discounts with a money back guarantee. Promotes direct-from-distillery bottlings and low prices through a motto of small profits and a single trial.
Fragmentary note lists Corn and whiskey terms with references to Sorin Carolina and Stone Mountain. The readable text is unclear on event or context but centers on corn and whiskey mentions linked to Stone Mountain. Names Sorin Carolina and Cort Stone Mountain appear.
California Sherry and Port wine offered from low to 159 per gallon with imports ranging from 1 to 20 per gallon. Sagnac Urandy priced from 4250 to 1 per gallon by the dozen quarts. Rhine Wines sold by the case of twelve quarts per cane. Other goods including Corn whiskey and Apple brandy advertised at low prices. Special inducements for jug trade and wholesale orders. telegraph for price hat and further details.
State case against Henry Delegal charged with assault opened before Judge Seabrook at Darien. Impartial jury difficulty described as 12 jurors chosen from 45 potential, with trial expected after dinner and to conclude that day. Special term ends after riots and sentences: 22 of 35 convicted, 24 rioters heavily sentenced, two Delegal family members to be tried in Effingham county next Wednesday due to change of venue.
James Bowron vice president of Tennessee Coal and Iron and J J Dimmick ex United States Car manager lead a group to build a large cast iron plant in the Birmingham district. A $150000 stock subscription backs the project costing about $350000 with sites at North Birmingham East Birmingham or Ensley City. Construction to start soon and Chicago interests eye a Bessemer pipe plant over $150000.
Paris dispatch details two hours of open session in Rennes for Captain Dreyfus court martial. Prosecution witness Savignaud denounced as perjurer, Picquart denying Savignaud’s tale, and heated clashes between Maitre Labori and Judge President Jouaust mark the day. Picquart’s supporters shouted as gendarmes kept order and a Picquart relation incident sparked a tense scene.
Mrs Lily Heckert of Bartlesville Cherokee Ind TV writes of female ailments and fainting spells tied to heart palpitations. She notes Dr Beattie and the Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo New York as centers where women describe relief after following his advice and return to health.
New York reports Frederic W. Holles, secretary to the U S peace commissioners at The Hague, praises harmonious work, notes Andrew D White shaped the conference, and calls the permanent court of arbitration a major step. He cites cordial exchanges among American British and German delegates and overall progress toward international law and civilization.
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