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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1902

Page

5

Fluid of Death Poured in Church Sparks Local News

A sensational damage call filed in Americus details a chaotic day with a church bolt strike, a death from lightning, and many injured as the Leslie tragedy unfolds. Richard Dodson is killed. others are shocked or prostrated. The church catches fire but rain helps quell the flames.

Richard Dodson Leslie Americus Mr. Peacock Young Dodson Young Dodson Rafus Dodson W.A. Dodson Lite Baptist Church

WILL REVISE THE JURY LISTS OF SUMTER COUNTY

Sumter county jury commissioners failed to meet for revising the jury lists as three old members will serve again and two vacancies remain. Evan Smith of the 17th district is new on the board with two more picks soon named by Judge Littlejohn. Past revisions left 600 to 700 names overlooked, sparking protests from those omitted who argued their eligibility.

Sumter C. O. Sheppard J.B. Battle J. F. Bolton Littlejohn Evan Smith Jas

Thirteen Bales Mark First New Cotton Arrival in Georgia

Thirteen bales of new cotton, the first large lot sent from O. O. Clay’s Georgia plantation, reached warehouses yesterday as 600 to 700 more bales are expected. The shipment, worth eight cents per pound, drew local attention and showcased Clay as a progressive farmer with a notable tea plantation home.

Mr. O. O Clay Americas Georgia Falmers

Visitors in Americus Daily News

A long roster of residents and visitors is listed as Miss Florence Page, Col. W. M. Hawkes, Mrs. John T. Taylor and children, Miss Yonah Buchanan, Miss Lillian Reese, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Pate, Mrs. M. T. Elam, Miss Bessie Harper, Mrs. John Sheffield, Miss Mamie Clarke, Capt. C. C. Clay and Mrs. Clay, Mrs. J. O. McArthur, Mrs. Jas. Dodson, Mrs. Willie D. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. T. F. Gatewood, Miss Eola Bass, Mr. Charles L. Ansley, Messrs Hattie and Amazio Daniel, and Miss Ware, among others, traveling or visiting Americus and nearby towns.

Col. W. M. Hawkes Americus John T. Taylor Atlanta Lillian Reese Buena Vista J. 8. Pate Cordelo Allen House John Sheffield Henry 8. Collier Mamie Clarke C. C. Clay Salade N.O North Georgia Eola Bass Leila Watson Taylor Charles L. Ansley New York Wheatley & Ansley Hattie and Amazio Daniel Sumter Ware Hogansville Olin Daniel Charles M. Council Annie Council White Sulphur Springe Allen Wheatley J. A. Wheatley Linville N.C

Prohibition Storm Over Graveyard Records Incident

A wave of protest swept Americas yesterday as the Times-Recorder reported that graveyard records were used by a few prohibition zealots to push their cause. Citizens denounce the act as ghoulish vandalism harming venerable locals, including long–time church and business figures. The piece urges restraint and a higher standard of conduct, urging combat on moral grounds rather than inhumane tactics at Oak Grove Cemetery.

Americas Times-Recorder Georgia Oak Grove Cemetery

Ellwood Steel Wire Fence streamlines fencing work

A developer highlights Ellwood Steel Wire Fence as a ready woven system that speeds up post setting and stretching across long stretches. After posts are set, rolls of fencing are laid along the ground, fastened at the starting post, then drawn into place with a woven fence stretcher. Staples are driven to secure each post.

Prohibition clash over desecrated Oak Grove Cemetery

The Times Recorder condemns acts by prohibition supporters who allegedly vandalized Oak Grove Cemetery in Americus and Sumter County by exhuming graves and publishing a list of white male citizens buried there. It calls for investigation, urges officials to act, and warns against moral vigilantism in the heated political fight.

Americas Oak Grove Americus Sumter County Lee County Sumter Times Recorder Texas

Prince Chen Arrives in Roosevelt Visit by Sylph

Prince Chen with Assistant Secretary Peirce Wu Ting Fang and Sir Liang Chen Tung travels to Oyster Bay for a Sagamore Hill call. The group, accompanied by prince aides, boarded the gunboat Sylph at East Trinity street pier around 9 a.m. and departed shortly after.

Prince Chen Roosevelt New York Peirce Wu Ting Fang United States Liang Chen Tung Mr. Wu Oyster Bay President Roosevelt Sagamore Hill East Trinity Street Sylph

Mother's Friend Promises Health for Mother and Child

A vintage advertisement asserts Mother's Friend eases labor and ensures the mother and baby are healthy, hearty, and cheerful. It claims external use relieves pain of parturition and promotes clear complexion and pure blood. The copy promotes the Bradfield Regulator Company of Atlanta, offering a free treatise.

Nat Mery Eecilty Bradfield Regulator CO Atlanta

Prominent minister praises lemon elixir cure

A minister testifies after ten years of indigestion nervous prostration and kidney troubles he has been cured by Dr Morley’s Lemon Elixir and is now well. The letter is signed by Elder M Bacuerah Boni at No 28 Tatnall St Atlanta Ga indicating a personal endorsement of the tonic.

Draggis de. Morley Dave Elder M. Bacuereh Boni Tatnall St Atlanta, Ga

Honored friends at Springs social in Virginia

A Macon News reader reports that Mr. C. M. Council of Americus, Ga., visiting White Sulphur Springs, gave a large supper Monday evening in honor of Miss Josephine Shaw of Macon. Mr. and Mrs. William McEwen Johnston of Macon attended with Miss Shaw.

Macon News White Sulphur Springs Americus C. M. Council Josephine Shaw Macon End William McEwen Johnston

Negro preacher debate echoed in Macon sermon

The Macon Evening News quotes Rev. W W Lucas from a Commoner column as a controversial piece on race. The remarks critiqued by Lucas include harsh depictions of African Americans and the white response, noting the misattribution of the speech to W W Lucas who allegedly never visited Macon.

Bryan W.w.luche Macon Ray. Lucas Jim Crom W. W. Lucas Lasas Macon Evening News

Reward for Lost Chain on Buntay Third Ward

Notice of reward for a lost ladies gold chain with a gold slide set with rubies. The chain was lost in Buntay, third ward. Reward will be paid upon return to the office.

Buntay Old

Special Bargains Farm and Estate for Sale Near Al Erichs

Property listing offers five hundred acres with four improved farms three miles from Al Erichs. Includes central and suburban residence, cultivated open land, storehouse, vacant lake, and farm equipment. Auto price quoted. Real estate dealer notes half cash terms and negotiable prices.

Teria Alerichs Ferma

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