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Newspaper
Americus Weekly Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1886
Page
2
This issue notes political critique of Republicans and civil service reforms, discusses railroad funding for Montezuma Steamboat, and reports on local figures like Judge Crisp and congressmen. It mentions national sentiment on silver remonetization in Germany, weather events, and electoral irregularities in Georgia.
The piece argues that robust advertising drives growth, citing Atlanta Birmingham and other states. It contrasts Georgia's minimal outreach with neighboring regions that distribute pamphlets, offer excursions, and attract settlers and tourists. The author urges legislative funding and railroad cooperation to boost Georgia’s resources and climate awareness.
The Cleveland Leader profile compares Morrison and Randall, pitting Morrison as a secretive, diplomatic figure who avoids the House floor and Randall as a combative, outspoken fighter. The piece notes their differing styles, backgrounds, and how each leads among friends and adversaries.
The Hampton people seek a dynamic pressman to launch a weekly paper and enliven the town. They note many similar towns need such a publication to bring vitality, while warning against overpromising readers who may sacrifice themselves for the common good.
Michigan representative Outcheon proposes a bill to bar heads of departments and division chiefs from pressuring Senators or Congress members for appointments or removals and to prevent any member or Senator from seeking such action unless offices are above the classified service. A $1000 fine and removal or impeachment are penalties. The bill would create a civil appointments bureau with boards in each federal judicial circuit to oversee appointments and removals within their jurisdiction. The Philadelphia Times notes Southern Congressmen face district pressure as rivals vie for postmaster positions, driving political tension.
In a dark London house, John Needham guides his guest Joseph Norbury over coffee as they discuss death and fate. Needham schemes a murderous plan using a staged death and body swap, then moves to dispose of the corpse in a dramatic late-night carriage escape through rain and fog.
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