29 Sep 1894
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1894
Page
1
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Shanghai dispatch reports Japan entering Manchuria and moving toward Moukden amid unclear battles. German Catholics protest Emperor's policies. in Hungary church leaders press for modifications on mixed-marriage children. Dupuy to resign in France, Raymond Poienze named successor. U.S. strike hearings closed. Corbett comments withheld. Panama fears unrest as political transition looms.
New York, Sept 26. The steamship Spree brought Arctic expedition members to quarantine including Professor Walter Wellman Professor C B French of the coast and geodetic survey Dr Thomas R Mohun and Charles C Dodge all from Washington DC They left in March for the north pole via Norway and have been away over six months Wellman reports a rough voyage with ice and storms and a difficult march toward Spitzbergen before returning to Norway for rest and planning a new mission Also Peary comments on Greenland delineation and potential northward reach of the pole.
Captain Henry Howgate was brought before Judge Benedict in New York and admitted his identity. An order was signed to remove him to Washington for trial in the Supreme Court Division of Columbia. Deputies escort him, with detectives watching to prevent his escape, while a woman known as Mrs Williams at 105 Tenth Street met him briefly before he departed.
The six day trial of Edward J. Fuller in Rockingham Richmond County ends with a verdict of acquittal for the murder of B C Posen. Fuller had earlier been tried in Fayetteville N C and convicted, but the case went to the Supreme Court for a new trial before the second trial in Richmond yielded another acquittal. The matter has drawn statewide attention.
Lola Small Jackson seeks divorce and absolute custody of her daughter in a Knoxville chancery court filing. The bill details alleged drunkenness abuse and financial decline since Aug 9, 1892, with the child reportedly sent to Texas, and seeks sole custody and alimony as part of the decree.
Albany Sept 28 Senator Hill and Daniel Lockwood the gubernatorial and lieutenant governor nominees were serenaded by the Albany Phalanx amid 6000 people outside the Kenmore hotel after arriving from Saratoga. The scene was bright with electric lights and a flow of compliments and thanks to the Democratic party.
An American, Frank Holman from Georgia, killed his wife and two of his three children at a plantation near Victoria, Mexico, while intoxicated on Mexican spirits. He then fled the area. Reports say he left an account of his crime and was witnessed by locals who notified authorities.
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