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Newspaper
Cuthbert Appeal
Location
Cuthbert, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1882
Page
2
A sprawling 1883 column from Cuthbert notes mournful Garfield timelines and mixed items. It lists marriages, liquor licenses, floods, bonds, and civic topics. The piece blends stray anecdotes with political platform snippets from Felton & Co and Louisville commentary on cotton and agriculture.
Judge Mangum reports 25 000 people in the Helena district fed by the government with half rations. Cannibalism and starvation rise as the St Francis flood misery spreads. crops damaged, death from disease and miasma threaten, while reports of overflows, fish slaughter, and dire sanitation follow the river through the district.
The Cincinnati Enquirer covers a jury verdict in a Common Pleas Court session. Charles Bachmann’s widow won $2,143 from the Knights of Honor after alleging his expulsion voided his late husband’s beneficial certificate. The Order argued it voided upon expulsion, while the court ruled the certificate functioned as an insurance policy and could only be nullified under its terms.
An editorial letter portrays Guiteau as a common, sane man who manipulatively sells autographs and photographs, sending large sums to publishers and lawyers. It notes his contentment, even amid plans for self-defense, and details his wealth, routines, and charity while in jail, highlighting media curiosity and public sympathy.
The Nashville American reports a jail visit showing Goitesu has lost loquaciousness and becomes a lunny toonturn. He welcomes visitors for photographs and autographs, avoids subscriptions to his book, and shows increased zeal for editing proofs of Tray Warden Crocker. Warden Crocker doubts self harm, notes stable health and insolence, and guards report no rising insanity.
The notice urges workers to cleanse and train for spring labor to avoid spring sickness and lost efficiency. It promotes Hop Bitters as a preventive aid and stresses timely action. In Drew County Arkansas families are reported lacking meat, with several not having any meat or more than five pounds in the home.
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