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Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 17, 1885

Page

2

War clouds gather as England Russia tensions rise

A lengthy wire service style column chronicles international strains with the United States political scene, noting predictions of imperial strife between England and Russia, comments from public figures in Vermont and Illinois, Tennessee legislative antics, and Georgia gubernatorial speculation. It reports on the Lawton pardon issue, tenure of office debates, and potential U.S. marshal changes, while California farmers anticipate wartime crop markets and canned goods demand.

Lawton Johnson United States Supreme Court Garland General Lawton Congress Atlanta Walter Johnson Bryant Pledger John W. Nelms State Penitentiary United States Marshal J. W. Renfroe Marshalship Office Nelms San Francisco California England Russia

Political Row Over Ada Sweet Resignation And Mulligan Widow

The piece discusses Gen Black’s demand for Ada Sweet’s removal as Chicago pension agent to install the Mulligan widow, a political move amid Illinois senatorial ambitions. It notes Harper’s May magazine feature on Jersey cattle and mentions Wales Wyn ton’s pursuit of vindication, plus President’s family attendance at church and Dr Sunderland’s rising wedding and funeral workload.

Gen. Black Miss Ada Sweet Chicago United States Illinois Miss Sweet Col. Mulligan Thut Gen. Logan Harper’s Magazine Jersey America Hark Comstock Alphea Col. R. M. Hoe Channel Islands Athens Wales Wynton Brown Macon Wynton

Cotton and corn ruled South in looming war fears

A fair prospect of conflict between England and Russia could lift bread prices while lowering cotton values, prompting Southern planters to shift from cotton to corn and meat. The piece notes charitable gifts to Georgia and Florida tables at a Confederate Bazaar, comments on New York Evening Post’s critique of Republicans, and hints at land-stealing attempts in the land department, suggesting removals to curb the Southern Pacific railroad influence.

England Russia South Baltimore News Edgeworth Bird Georgia Table J. Seth Hopkins & Co Isaac Guggenheimer Campbell Press Company of New York A. G. Broadbent J. McDonnell Joel Gutman Robert Ober Savannah Florida Samuel Kirk Hennegen & Bates Geary & Weale New York Evening Post Southern Pacific Railroad Lamar

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