09 Sep 1894
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1894
Page
1
Attractive furniture sale featuring parlor suits from $4000, later pieces such as hat racks sideboards and library cases, and bedroom suites from $1250 down to $125. Extension tables lounges and more offered at prices to meet the times. Visitat 103 Cotton Avenue for a full stock view.
Selling fall and winter lines of suits made to order with prices $1350 for suits and $400 and up for trousers. Offers fit and satisfaction guarantee. Also promotes a shoe store with Cordovan Calf Kangaroo and patient leathers for men women and children and farm shoes at low prices.
Reports from Shanghai and Hong Kong describe China and Japan nearing armiine clash with Imjin river flood barriers. European customs staff seek new posts as US Japan talks on arquistice appear active. Dr Parkhurst comments on New York reform efforts and police probe into corruption.
A marine hospital inquiry into the Cumberland Maryland death of Bavarian immigrant Walther found no cholera. Post Assistant Surgeon Dedding exhumed the body and bacteriological tests showed the illness due to improperly cooked food containing Biomaitie poison. Herbert to visit the President as the Dolphin sails with Secretary of the Navy aboard towards Boston.
A South Carolina party rift emerges as Tillman supporters form a separate ticket and call for a state convention to reorg an independent slate. Leaders including Senator Butler ex Governor Richardson and Mayor Walter of Darlington attend a secretive conference urging Democrats to unite for a new approach in Columbia's September meeting.
In Bing Sing prison the bossing ing task and new mews balloon project move forward under Mc Kane. Florida Convicts Doing Well receives praise as crews are organized into squads. Commissioner Wombwell reports improved conditions during a farm visit. A separate cable dispatch reveals a New Zealand agent instructed to protest Hawali annexation of Mideland.
The great Democratic gathering in Atlanta featured Charles F Crisp and Hoke Smith at DeGive’s Opera House. Crisp reviewed Congress and tariff fights, criticized Populists, and defended silver and iron coinage while praising Democratic aims and the coming exposition.
An Atlanta crowd hears Mr. Smith attack demagoguery and defend the Democratic platform while denouncing gold standard critics. The article also notes a public discussion of embezzlement and shortages tied to a financial probe, with calls to pursue the case through the courts.
Andorra faces a volatile crisis as factions clash over sovereignty. The incident involves a bishop's pastoral letter challenging royal authority and a French prefect's assertion of control over a disputed 150 square mile area. Reports name Andoran citizens and local authorities amid tension and diplomatic concern.
The Count of Paris died at Stowe House before 8 am on Sept 8. He sank after midnight but remained conscious at times and recognized his family as they gathered. He will be buried at Este Barrey with date of funeral not yet fixed. Plans include possible interment at Dreux if requested by the family.
A strange damages case arises in a Pennsylvania court involving a young girl named Harkins in a disputed wound incident. Attending physicians and local citizens recall the event as a notable matter amid public scrutiny.
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