24 Sep 1891
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1891
Page
1
Local retailer urges shoppers to buy now for fall and winter needs. They claim to offer a complete, fashionable stock at easy, low prices, emphasizing value and customer service amid hard times. The ad touts a spacious store packed with the latest styles and a strategy of price leadership to attract buyers.
New York reports 8 V. White & Co. faces liabilities exceeding one million dollars as capitalists weigh funds to resume operations. Rumors abound of large grain deals for September and October delivery, with a cloak of secrecy around final tallies. Some believe three to four prominent financiers may advance money to stabilize the firm amid unsettled markets.
The Chicago Herald reports from Washington that James G. Blaine will, after the new year, tell friends and admirers he cannot accept any presidential honor. He endorses the renomination and election of Benjamin Harrison and has delayed notifying his stance for strategic reasons.
Boston dispatch reports Mrs Diane Maybrick’s appeal over the English murder sentence drew interest from Mrs Blaine and other prominent women who pressed Secretary Blaine to influence the matter. Mrs Harrison and Mrs Maybrick’s friends arranged for presentations to officials and the queen’s note, while Dr Burchard’s condition remains critical in Baratoga and his son R B Burchard has arrived.
Judge Charlie F Crisp addressed Cordele residents at Shipp's Opera House, delivering a simple eloquent critique of republican laws. The audience praised his arguments against tariff and financial policy, and welcomed his first public appearance in Cordele with lively applause and strong admiration.
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