13 Sep 1894
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1894
Page
1
A report notes Surana Anarieus and Mushponury establish a link across Montgomery to Savannah. It mentions activities in New Orleans and Texas Southwest and cites ECIL Garbr tt A Pope as general manager.
Attractive furniture deal offering parlor suits from 40 dollars and up with a full line including lime hat racks sideboards library cases bookcases wardrobes chairs and bedroom suites priced to fit the times. Showroom at 103 Cotton avenue invites customers to view the complete stock and know the best values.
Loving and Hightower advertise tailored suits from 1350 and trousers from 400 with fit guaranteed. The shoe store features Cordovan Calf Kangaroo and patient leathers for men women and children plus farm shoes at low prices.
London reports the Count of Paris funeral at Stowe House with royal attendees led by the Duke of York. A special train carried the body to Welbridge. the procession included princes and nobles from various European royal houses. Cardinal Vaughan presided at the Roman Catholic church service and the coffin was interred near the altar.
Local reports describe a September gathering with veterans and civic leaders discussing national security, civil rights, and the role of state authorities. Speakers referenced Governor Matthews and politicians, urging calm, constitutional action, and vigilance against unrest amid public debates.
An old advertisement extols Syrup of Fiza as a refreshing, effective laxative and health tonic. It claims to cleanse the stomach and bowels, relieve headaches, cure constipation, and be pleasant to take. The copy asserts wide availability and recommends trying it if not on hand.
The State Department reports American teachers of missionary boards in Marash and Aintab were arrested and jailed by Turkish authorities amid rising hostility to mission schools. Minister Terrell at Constantinople asks for inquiry into arrests and potential violations of American interests. the department says it will press for explanations and consider actions to protect missionaries and local school operations.
A tidal wave of personal crisis hit Atlanta on Tuesday afternoon with two women and a man attempting suicide. One woman died. the Downey family suffered multiple deaths and injuries, with poison linked to the well water. Police investigate suspect laborer amid circumstantial evidence.
In Praxcyort Kentucky on September 1 a heated political gathering in Ashland district drew stark tributes to the local minister and noted ongoing campaign rhetoric. Attendees reflected on past rites while discussing the current congressional contest.
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