Times-Recorder details and subscription rates
Tas Aukutovs Reooupes, established in the Americas Times in 180? Consolidated April 1821. Incorporated January. Subscription rates list Daily one year Daily one month Weekly one year Weekly six months. Address all letters and remit to The Times-Recorder Americus. Marie Louise Myrick editor and business manager. Editorial room telephone 09.
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Tas Aukutovs
Amerious
the Times-Recorder
Americus
Marie Louise Myrick
The Times-Recorder Official Organ Statements
The Times-Recorder is identified as the official organ for the City of Americus Sumter County Webster County and the Railroad Commission of Georgia for the 3d Congressional District in its masthead and declarations.
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the Times-Recorder
Americus
Sumter County
Webster County
Railroad Commission of Georgia
3D Congressional District
Georgia political chatter and cotton market notes
The Savannah Press reports on opinion about conceding the governorship to south Georgia. The Thomasville Times-Enterprise notes Schley at the court of inquiry in Washington. The Columbus Ledger predicts ten million bales of cotton next year and better prices if bears stay away. The Augusta Chronicle says Col. M may mobilize the gubernatorial race as he did the Savannah News. A vivid image contrasts a daughter’s reading with a mother scrubbing the kitchen floor.
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Thomasville Times-Enterprise
Washington
Schley
The
Columbus Ledger
Augusta Chronicle
Col. M
Savannah News
North steel trials threaten to import workers from the South
The Albany Herald warns that if steel trials and other northern corporations prosecute a plan to import black workers from the South to replace striking unions, sensational national news may follow for months.
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Albany Herald
Time to plant to offset drought losses in crops
Farmers are urged to plant a second crop between now and frost to recover from drought damage. A favorable season could yield large quantities of feedstuff, including cereals grasses and potatoes, helping Summer County growers recoup losses already incurred.
Power of Organized Capital in Steel Trust Pool
The piece reports that J. P. Morgan allegedly organized a 200 million dollar pool to defend steel stocks against a strike and market raids. It cites The New York World and notes declines in steel shares despite the pool’s readiness to buy below market rates.
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Great Trusts
Morgan
Steel Trust
Amalgamated Association
New York World
New York
Shaffer
Wellsville
A Great Army of Strikers Rises in United States
The Philadelphia Press reports 174000 workers nationwide on strike, suggesting a movement near a million in effect. It criticizes party blame, noting labor unrest stems from trusts, with the McKinley era and tariff policy accused of fueling growth of corporate power.
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Philadelphia
United States
McKinley
Lool
Republican Party
Turner Drives Governor Hope In South Georgia Papers
Warrants issued for C P Adams telegraph superintendent and Fred Kaiser for aiding green goods swindling. Rufus Hinott of Northfield Mass files charge. Hyppolyte Lambert expelled from Venezuela as dangerous anarchist. formerly maitre d hotel at Delmonico's.
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South Georgia
Henry G. Turner
Alded
Ereengoods
Windling
New York
C. P. Adams
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Fred Kaiser
Claremont
Jersey City
Rufus H Hinot
Northfield
Mass
Venezuela
New Yor
Hyppolyte Lambert
Delmonico
The
Herald
M. Lambert
Mother's Friend Claims Easier Childbirth Aid
A Tampa hotel proprietor reports his wife had a smoother second pregnancy using Mother's Friend external lintment. The ad promises pain relief, breast swelling relief, and avoidance of common pregnancy discomforts, stressing no internal use.
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Tampa
Fla
Hill Signals Democratic Balance Between Capital and Labor
David B. Hill defines democracy as respecting capital and sympathizing with labor. He says the party has no alliance with corporate interests or demagogues and rejects treating wealth as a crime or poverty as disgrace.
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David B. Hill
Favorite Prescription Promises Health For Women
A promotional article claims poor health in women stems from a diseased state of the system and asserts Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures most cases. It touts relief from drains inflammation and ulceration, restores appetite and sleep, and stresses it contains no alcohol opium or narcotics.
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Pierce
Yan kee Dam Woman Reports Recovery with Dr Pierce Remedies
A West Virginia woman describes long severe uterine and related symptoms improved after using Dr Pierce's Prescription, Pleasant Pellets, and Golden Medical Discovery, noting regained mobility, regulated periods, reduced pain, better sleep, and overall health improvement after several bottles.
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J. A. Stearts
Yankee Dam
Clay Co
West Virginia
Dr. Pierce
Maryland Republicans Hold State Convention At Baltimore
The Maryland Republican State Convention in Baltimore laid out campaign issues to decide if Arthur Pue Gorman will regain a U S Senate seat. Barber of Talbot and Herman S Platt of Baltimore City vie for comptroller and clerk of the court of appeals is Thomas F Parran. The platform, crafted by Senator McComas and P S Goldborough, criticizes Democratic principles while praising Republican tariff and currency positions and condemns Governor Smith for a spring special session and the party that elected him for election laws.
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Baltimers
Baltawogx
Arthur Pue Gorman
United States Senate
Pabe
Court of Appeals
Barber of
Talbot
Herman
Platt
Baltimore City
Thomas F. Parran
Usbert
J. E. Belt
Prince Georges
J. E. Waddell
Dorchester
United States
McComas
P. S. Goldborough
State Central Committee
Wellington
Gubernatorial Nomination Struggle Dampens in Conference
In the Republican state convention at Cepar Rapids, Cummins gains momentum as Herriott weakens. Delegates from the Third and Fourth districts withdraw support, with Cummins claiming at least 800 final votes. The lieutenant governorship remains unsettled amid late maneuvering and possible last minute dark horse entries.
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Cepar Rapids
Herriott
Cummins
Harriman
Cummin
Committee of Credentials
Young Man Found Dead After Robbery Near Charlotte
A young man Newton Lanier of Fort Mill S C was found unconscious by the roadside two miles from Charlotte N C Friday afternoon and died at the city hospital. Coroner's inquest points to murder and robbery. Lanier who served in the Spanish American War was drugged sandbagged and robbed of a watch and fifty dollars. Three men gamblers met him as he waited for a Clover S C train with one man giving the name Charles Lyle of Knoxville Tenn. They plied him with liquor doped him and attacked him. Lyle possibly an alias. Police hold a description of all three and expect arrests.
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Charlotte
Crafforts
N. C
Newton Lanier
Fort Mill
S. C
Cuba
Lanier
Clover
8. C
Charles Lyle
Knoxville
Tenn
Lyle
Commandant Froneman Killed Near Winburg in chase
A forceful chase ended with Commandant Froneman killed near Winburg Orange River Colony. Papers found in his pockets. British captured a Boer convoy of 70 wagons near Boshof. Other items note Kanawha river rise threatens coal barges and Carnegie Library plans in Charlotte.
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Froneman
Bloemfostein
Orange River Colony
Morgandael
Winburg
Boshof
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Bradfield Regulator CO
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Hill
Maryland
Republicans
A.G. Duncan
Forsyth Street
Shaw
Ra 7A Furniture
Cotton
Tts
G. T. Sullivan
Inspector Seaboard Air Line
R. R
Americn Jewelry & Music Co
Ladies
Windsor Hotel
Hita Restoy
W. Va
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Yolo River
Carnegie Library
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Resiza
Binuixeuam
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En Ramsay
Teasee Coal, Iron and Railroad Com
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Knoxvinne
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