Adkins News Listing and Times-Recorder Editorial Contact
The fragment lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions and provides editorial contact details for THE TIMES-RECORDER Americus Ga with editor Marie Louise Myrick and a telephone line. It mentions January and vague company names like Adkins Recon and Mary AMEWICCS Times in a period-tinged context.
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Adkins Recon
Mary Amewiccs Times
Try Consolidated, Apeit, Pvt. Incorporated
Times-Recorder
Americus, Ga
Marie Louise Myrick
City and County Official Organ Description
The Times Recorder proclaims itself as the official organ for Americus Sumter County Webster County and the railroad commission for Georgia's 3rd congressional district outlining its role as the official publication for governmental notices and local governance.
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the Times-Recorder
Americus
Sumter County
Webster County
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Forgetting neighbor faults for happier life in 1902
In Americus Georgia on August 22 1902 a moral instruction urges readers to increase happiness and longevity by forgetting neighbor faults slander temptations and petty quarrels. It advises focusing on the good in friends and erasing yesterday’s disagreeables to start anew with a clean sheet and record only lovely memories.
Randolph's Career Story of a judge's escape and exile
A Philadelphia dispatch claims the Alabama case seeks to recover 25000 allegedly embezzled by Francis C Randolph former Montgomery probate judge. Once famed in Alabama he vanished in 1880s Colombia after a dispute involving a woman. He was tried, sentenced to hang, commuted to fifteen years, then paroled and served as a Colombian scouts captain. Alabama seeks attachment to recover the estate funds now tied to Commodore Corbin's legacy.
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Philadelphia
Enquirer Sun
Commodore Corbin
Alabama
Francis C. Randolph
Montgomery County
Ala
Randolph
Montgomery
Randilph
Colombia
South America
Hilary A. Herbert
Columbus Enquirer Suz
The Logical Nominee for 1904 Democratic Nomination
The Democratic Chairman Mr Griggs endorses Edward M Shepard as the likely 1904 Democratic presidential candidate. The remarks came during a Hofman House talk last Thursday night and note Shepard’s abilities and leadership potential. Critics question whether his NY mayoral defeat hurts his prospects and caution about possible misquoting or overstatement.
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Democratic Congressional Committee
Griggs
New York
Edward M. Shepard
Brooklyn
New York City
Hofman House
Shepard
Mr. Shepard
Solomon Defends Kiss as Not Disorderly Conduct
A Washington judge ruled that kissing a sweetheart is not disorderly conduct. A policeman, catching a youth in a goodnight kiss, arrested him and charged disorderly conduct. The judge discharged the prisoner amid applause from amused young women, praising Cupid’s authority over morals.
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Washington
Atlanta Constitution
Success of Normal School Athens Record Parade
The State Normal School opened with attendance triple previous years. About 36 400 students and 60 Georgia men and women crowded dormitories, city residents urged to house them. President Branson praised for rapid growth and high rank. The legislature urged to provide dormitory and faculty funding. Also notes pension discussion and a kidney cure advertisement.
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Athens
State Normal School
Georgia
E. 0. Branson
Chicago Murder Mystery Deepens in Bartholin Mitchell Case
Chicago Aug 21 police renew inquest efforts at Fiftieth Street station to solve the Bartholin Mitchell murder tangle. Bodies’ identity questioned, exhumation sought, Oscar Thompson John Claffy and Edward Counselman face charges, while William J Bartholin remains missing.
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Bartholin-Mitchell
Chicago
Barthollin
Mitchell
Anne Bartholin
Fiftieth Street
Minnie Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
Oscar Thompson
John Claffy
Edward Counselman
Bartholin
William J. Bartholin
Misa Mitchell
Power Firms in Columbus Plan Two Mammoth Dams
An agreement among the Columbus Power company the Chattahoochee Falls company and the Coweta Power company enables the construction of two new large dams across the Chattahoochee River just above Columbus Georgia. About 30000 horsepower will be generated to fuel nearby manufacturing industries. The Columbus Railroad company plans to extend electric lines to link the plants with the city business district.
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Power Companies of
Columbus
Columbus, Ga
Columbus Power Company
Chattahoochee Falls
Chattahoochee
Tragic shooting in Quitman ends in death
Lewis McGoogan shot and killed a 16 year old girl Lessie Glenn at a church near Payo, Georgia Northern railroad. A bystander Duncan Harris handed him a pistol after overhearing threats, and McGoogan surrendered to authorities. In other news, Germany Britain and France protest Venezuelan port blockade with a planned reply by the Venezuelan government.
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Lewis McGoogan
Quitman
Lessie Glenn
Payo
Georgia Northern Railway
McGoogan
Duncan Harris
McGo
New York
Germany
Great Britain
France
Herald
Willemstadt
Curacao
Bandits at Bay In Defiance At Bay
A fierce pursuit unfolds as two armed men resist capture near Bay Mountain. Citizens and sheriffs from Ramblin and Jefferson pursue. fire erupts as Wells and Newman are gravely hurt during the struggle. Local reports say the burning house preceded arrival of help, with more details to follow.
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Cincinnati
Titantville
Tennenya
Watkins Newmen
Jefferson County
Bay Mountain
Ramblin
Jefferson
Newman
Bisa
Wrecked Tholley Car in Bronx Trolley Crash Fatal
One of the injured in a Bronx trolley crash on Jerome Avenue died early today. A pocket card read F. W. Keys, possibly his name. Police officer J. K. Palmer was unconscious at Fordham Hospital. The open Union Railway car left the track near Moshulu Parkway, struck an iron trolley pole, rolled onto its side, injuring most aboard.
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New York
Jerome Avenue
Bronx
F. W. Keys
J. K. Palmer
Fordham Hospital
Union Railway
Lne
Moshulu Parkway
Parkway
Petition to Amend Charter in Sumter County Georgia
The Oliver-French Company seeks to change name from Oliver-French Company to Oliver-McDonald Company. It cites prior incorporations on July 17 1896 and amendments November 6 1897 and requests all powers and immunities as originally granted. Original clerk died August 19 1902. petition filed by AL Idison and deputy clerk T Gatewood.
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Georgia -Summer Country
Said County
Oliver-French Company
Oliver-French-Shields Company
Oliver-French-Shields Mmpany
Oliver-French-shields
Oliver-McDonald Company
Oliver McDonald Company
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Coley Seymore
Ike Pritchet
Aaron Sanford
Pritchet
Seymore
Sanford
Mexico City
Uneeda
Tholley
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