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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1900
Page
2
A collage of political asides notes persistent support for Bryan and various figures, questions wages and corruption, the Rockefeller sermon clash, Weaver’s stance on coinage, critique of silver and half cents, and reports on Don Carlos, Spain, and Ferdinand VII’s line. The piece blends opinions, disjointed anecdotes, and editorials from multiple sources.
The Southern Industrial Convention gathers in Chattanooga on May 15 with a large Philadelphia delegation aiming to highlight Southern markets for supplies and to push a steamship link to South Atlantic ports. The South shows ready capital in mills and bank funds, signaling strong investment potential. Americus is urged to consider representation and action.
A Pittsburg editor defends journalism against demotion and destruction. He argues newspapers preserve history, reflect world events, and bind readers to progress, noting the labor of many and the global reach embodied in a single daily issue.
The veterans of the blue and gray plan a reunion at Shiloh battlefield on April 7, with large attendance expected. Atlanta and other cities report logistics for transport and event organization, highlighting wartime virtues and commemorations.
Cuattanoocs March 81 The local Police authorities have arrested a gang of crooks including Frank Duncan John D West and Thomas Fay identified by Birmingham officers as the men who have carried out wholesale robbery safeblowing and murder near the city for seven months They entered the Perry Ga postoffice in February and took 24000 in money and stamps On March 18 they cracked safes at Avondale and Woodlawn and robbed Elyton offices They later robbed the Standard Oil office in central Birmingham.
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