09 Sep 1896
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1896
Page
1
A damaged ad-like notice lists a wide range of goods including ceramic teapots, matting fans, spools of cotton, silk twists, and sewing machines. It promises deep discounts and special sale lines as part of a clearance event, urging readers to visit the store for bargain prices.
William Jennings Bryan addressed about 200 residents at Pacific Junction Iowa boarding the train platform after an early wake up. He defended free coinage and argued for empowering the common people to increase purchasing power while criticizing the gold standard. The trip began with cheers at Plattsmouth where 50 citizens welcomed him with a decorated platform and a band.
A Populist call from headquarters asks every American patriot to donate one dollar to the national campaign fund. The letter denounces corporate influence and plutocratic backing, frames Bryan Watson as the silver-ticket duo, and warns of monopolies, urging masses to finance a campaign defending homes and liberties against combined interests.
London Times critic urges publication of medical testimony behind Home Office decision to release the Irish dynamiters. The Times questions clemency and suggests restraint if individuals are lunatics. government defends standard practice amid health concerns. Arkansas vote tallies show 165000 turnout with 65000 Democrat majority and fiscal debate over free silver versus gold standard.
The Herald reports Dr. Carvalho late minister of foreign affairs was seriously wounded by a deputy in the presence of President Moraes at Rio de Janeiro central railway station. Three bullets struck the victim, with Italy likely to gain support from England Germany and Austria against Brazil. The dispatch also notes Ecuadorian events and other international items.
Amid rumors of electoral fusion, Democratic and Populist leaders discuss possible withdrawals of nominees to back fusion candidate Etrond. Democratic State Chairman Manley and Populist Chairman Ayerwis weigh options while overall support for fusion remains strong in party circles.
Sept 8 Judge Jeusx L Lorenz special commissioner of the United States Court of Claims is in the city to adjust long standing letter carrier claims from 1883 to 1893. The process follows the Post against the United States ruling of 1891 which held carriers were paid for extra work beyond eight hours a week. After the decision postmasters often assigned extra duties, the carriers then sued for back pay, totaling millions. Lorenz will tour towns in the state, then Utah Colorado Kansas Nebraska before continuing.
A seller asserts low prices despite rumors of off-grade items. The guarantee covers all purchases, insisting customer satisfaction is built into every bargain.
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