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Newspaper

Americus Weekly Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1884

Page

6

Encroachment clash ends as Macon guards fence draw

A dispute over an encroachment on Spring and Columbus streets led to a midnight fence in attempt and a clash involving Judge Freeman, Sheriff Wescot, police Chief Wiley, and city officials. Warrants were issued to keep peace, the scene cleared despite threats of further legal action. The matter moves to equity court for adjudication. The article also notes Macon’s growing bicycle scene and local commerce quirks.

Macon T. J Arling Spring Columbus Darling Carling Varling Matt R. Freewan Wescott Thomas Wil- Mogham Commonwealth Freeman J. P Georgia Wiley Central City Park Mile Temek Grand Mandl Americas Farwell Parnell

Cotton Trade and Local News from Dawson Georgia

In Dawson Georgia on September 20, cotton comes and goes as in past years, selling well at 94 cents to buyers. Strikes linger but are resolved quickly as Lee and Griffin employ another crew to finish a new building project. Obituaries note the death of 13 year old Miss Vickie Wilkinson and the passing of Mr W S Whitchard’s two young sons. The Central railroad reports the Eufaula boiler explosion caused far less damage than first feared, with losses not exceeding about 20 to 30 thousand dollars.

Dawnon Dawson Merchanta Messrs. Lee & Grifin Lee Vickie Wilkinson Henry Wilkinson Misa Vickie W.S. Whitchard Twitty Methodist Church Georgia Mattie Whitchard Marshallville Pavecal Wests Savannah News Central Railroad Eufaula Tat Corporation Bprixarixiy Texx Abu

Louisiana State Lottery Draw Date Set For October 1 1834

The poem urges readers to check finances and watch upcoming lottery drawings. It notes the 173rd Louisiana State Lottery drawing on October 1 1834 and says full details can be obtained from M A Dauphin in New Orleans.

M.A. Dauphin New Orleans

Marion men feud ends in violent clash near home

Bob Rutherford and Buck Parker, two Marion county residents, fought along a road near their home. Rutherford used a drawing knife and Parker a bow, both sustaining serious injuries. Rutherford remained near death after a blow to the head from a hoe during the altercation.

Conemus Marion County Bob Rutherford Buck Parker Rutherford Parker Inter

Ohio’s long Republican tilt in Presidential years

Ohio has varied in state elections but in presidential races has stayed Republican since 1856. Franklin Pierce remains the last Democrat to win Ohio, tallying the forty three Buckeye electoral votes thirty two years ago.

Ohio Civcinnnd Times Star Franklin Pierce

Work In Wisconsin organizes independent Republicans

The Wisconsin meeting at the St Charles hotel formed a State central body to unite independents opposing Blaine. J P McGregor presided, with Thaddeus C Pound elected president and Herman Sigel Henry Baetz J B Follett among officers. A declaration pledges support to Cleveland and enrollment of independents begins. Large crowds sign organization papers. A separate note reports the death of Charles Wynn in Georgia after camphor ingestion via a toothache remedy, leaving a wife and four children.

Scharz Wisconsin St. Charles Hotel J.P. McGregor Eet Blaine Pound Fisher Independent Press Thaddeus C. Pound Herman Sigel J.B. Follett Henry Baetz Thaddeus C Cleveland James G. Blaine Grover Cleveland Columnus Charles Wynn Chattahoochee County

Hendricks escapes injury in Illinois rail wreck

A morning passenger train on the Indianapolis Bloomington and Western Railway derailed after striking a broken rail near Farmer City Illinois. Fifteen to twenty passengers were helpless from injuries though none were killed. Ex Governor Hendricks narrowly escaped harm as alarms and excitement spread.

St. Lous Farmer City Indianapolis, Bloomington and

Distracted District Deadlock Broken in Savannah Convention

After the LOTA ballot in the First district senatorial convention, delegates from Bryan and Effingham counties withdrew, breaking the deadlock. Falligant was nominated by the Chatham delegates. It is unclear if Bryan and Effingham will back a candidate.

Savannan Lotath Bryan Effingham Falligant Chatham Edingham

Kentucky Tragedy Shocks Louisville Youth Shot in Fray

A Frankfort dispatch reports Morgan Browner fifteen son of Col A G Browner shot and likely fatally wounded a colored man named John Simmons after Simmons whipped Browner Browner returned fire from the street with a gonami pistol.

Kentucky Louisvillle Frankfort Courier Journal Morgan Browner A. G. Browner Toulay John Simmons Simmons Browner

Five Inches of Snow Hits Maritime Provinces

An exceedingly cold wave sweeps Cumberland County as several inches of snow fall Sunday. Moncton, N B reports five inches of snow with crops suffering under the cold snap and snowy conditions.

Hamax Maritime Cumberland Moncton N. B

Frost Noted In Nacoochee Valley Amid Early Fall

In Nacoochee Valley near Nacoochesia on September 17 frost was observed yesterday and again this morning. The occurrence is described as the earliest frost in many years, signaling an unusual early cold snap for the region.

Nacoochee Valley Nacoochesia

Loneray and a Nominal Governor On Broadway Encounter

A fragmentary Daily Graphic passage describes Loneray laughing with a man resembling a caricature, then identifies the other man as Thomas B. Wallen a former governor candidate born in New York. The text recounts Wallen's early poverty, Tammany Hall links, Tribune steps memory, 1873 state’s attorney service, and his renomination and improvable status.

Daily Graphic Loneray Broadway Johnny Thomas B. Wallen Gov. Waller New York Thomas Christopher Mary Waker Lana Tammany Hall Tribune New London Supreme Superior Courts New London County

Maxwell Named Republican Greenback Candidate For West Virginia

Tage Maxwell is the nominee of the Republican and Greenback Labor parties for governor of West Virginia. A former state senator attorney general and judge of the supreme court, his candidacy attracts unusual attention nationwide.

Edwin Maxwell West Virginia Tage Maxwell Tte Supreme Court of

Me Never Acquired the Accomplishment

Anico’s young merchant traveler Me Fitzclarence visits a plain farmer’s home seeking relaxation and artful cooking skills. He awkwardly mistakes carving for conversation, reveals his lack of the famed accomplishment, and ends splattered by gravy after misinterpreting a host’s question. The tale notes Mrs Theol Mine’s social chatter about his recent arrival.

Anico Plain Farmer's Fitzclarence Parton Paddon

Fragmentary theatre anecdote from New York scene

A corrupted clipping reports Michael Angelo and Henry Dimvy recounting Jack Haverly checking scenery backstage in a New York theatre. The exchange questions what made the piece unworthy, with Haverly criticizing the scene as inadequate and dismissing it with a sharp remark.

Maverly Ichael Angelo Anday Mercury Henry E. Dimvy Jack Haverly Senes New York Bimi

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