Times-Recorder Notes Europe News and Local Affairs
A dense clippings page from the Times Recorder of Americus Ga touches on multiple items. It reports W B Banks’s application for 67000 as receiver of the Georgia Southern and Florida road, a resignation from Perry Aifles by W C Davis, two Atlanta streetcar lines forming a 10 cent fare alliance to Exposition grounds, and editorial control shifting to Mus Bascom Myrick. It cites comments on Atlanta Exposition bull fights, a Talbotton Railroad stockholders’ bid to place the road with a receiver, and Mayor Strong’s reforming Dems in New York. Additional items include praise from the Nashville American for Gen Hardin, questions about gold vs silver standards, a Col Bradley debate claim about Water son and Sherman policy, and a Plant System Exposition folder. It also previews University of Georgia prospects and notes improvements at the university, dormitories renovated for poor students, and prospects for a record attendance next session.
Democratic split over coinage fuels Kentucky race
The Ohio River state test yokes Gen Hardin and Col Bradley as Democratic factions split over free coinage. The platform leans to free silver while administration Democrats resist gold monometallism, blaming the gold standard for national weakness and the money power holding sway. Memphis Appeal urges action and worker engagement for American welfare.
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