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Americus Times Recorder in Americus, Georgia
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1901
Page
1
British Press Reacts To Roosevelt Monroe Doctrine Message
London papers praise the President’s Monroe Doctrine Pronouncement while warning of European flutter. The Westminster Gazette notes the strong stance and the risk of future controversy if Europe disputes American leadership in the Western Hemisphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Europe
Gage
South America
United States
Westminster Gazette
America
American
Diaz Insurgent Leader Will Surrender to Alban in Panama
A dispatch from Colon, Colombia reports General Domingo Diaz, the insurgent leader, traveling by train to Panama with a government officer. The move suggests Diaz plans to surrender to General Alban to gain freedom for his forces. An announcement forgives political offenses by Liberals who surrendered in Colon before November 28.
Yale Law School appoints temporary dean in illness of head
Theodore Salisbury Woolsey, professor of international law at Yale, is named temporary dean of the Yale law school in New Haven Conn due to the serious illness of Professor Francis Wayland, who has led the department for nearly 25 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
New Haven
Anarchists Targeted by New Immigration Bill
Senator Burrows introduced a bill to exclude and deport alien anarchists, authorizing 12 immigration agents to investigate intended immigrants abroad. The measure allows deportation after conviction and permits hearings to decide continued exile, with penalties for reentry. Senate met briefly amid executive communications. Also a cable reported Miss Stone and Madame Tailka held prisoners near Constantinople.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Burrows
United States
Special Board of Inquiry
United As
Miss Stone
State Department
Spencer Eddy
Constantinople
Madame Tailka
Gultepe
Mountai
How Do You Know Baking Powders Contain Alum
The passage argues that low price and unfamiliar names betray alum based powders. It claims Royal does not contain alum and is pure and healthful, while alum powders are unhealthy, urging readers to protect their families from alum baking powders and the feared consequences.
Royal Baking Powder Company Address Lead
Royal Baking Powder Co located at 100 William Street in New York is cited in a historical listing. The brief note records the address of the firm, reflecting a period business presence in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Baking Powder CO
William ST
New York
Philippine Affairs Rebel Fort Captured and Natives to Fight
Manila reports Advices from Catbalogan say Gen Lukban offered surrender terms to Gen Smith but negotiations were rejected by the American commander. Lt Cmdr Helm’s Frolic destroyed 147 smugglers boats in November. General Smith ordered natives to the interior, natives to bring arms or information if returning. Five hundred Catbalogan natives offered to fight and their offer was accepted. Lt Banes of the Ninth Infantry attacked at dawn, destroyed a rebel force, and captured officers at breakfast, finding an arsenal for cartridges. US marines are impeding the insurgents in southern Bam ar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Manila
Catbalogan
Lukban
Smith
James M. Helm
United States
Banes
Ninth Infantry
Bamar
Professor Zeigler’s Pistol Duel Over $9,000 in Chicago
Chicago reports a pistol duel west of Garfield Park between Dr L C H Zeigler osteopathy professor and a lone highwayman over $9,000 hidden in an envelope. A bullet grazed the doctor’s watch and another tore through his silk hat and the money inside. Police search for a wounded assailant amid claims of a conspiracy linked to Zeigler’s cadaver ad request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Professor Zeigler
Chicago
L. C. H. Zeigler
Mec Vicker
Prairies
Garfield Park
Zeigler
Ilnois
Georgia Solons Lock Doors to Preserve Quorum
Atlanta reports Speaker Little ordered hall doors locked from noon to 1 pm to prevent members from leaving and preserve a quorum as about 100 members remained inside. Several motions and bills are described, including opposition to Atlanta charter amendments on streetcar franchise taxes and a bill to shorten charter publication from four to two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Henry Turner
Brooks
Little
Wright
Floyd
Shooting at Rockwood Tennessee Prominent Citizen Kills Bartender
A sensational shooting in Rockwood near Walter Smith's home left James Rush dead from a right lung bullet. Smith, a prominent businessman, surrendered to officers and claims self defense as no witnesses besides the two men exist. Public sentiment favors Smith, with a preliminary trial likely to acquit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witer Smith
Rush
Chattanooga
Tenn
Rockwood
Walter Smith
James Rush
Smith
Knoxville
Greatest Show of Its Kind At Union Stock Yards
Chicago November 2 The International Live Stock show will feature 36 exhibitors with over 2000 animals at the Union Stock Yards next week. More than 10 000 animals will be on exhibit valued at about 3 000 000 dollars making it the largest show of its kind. Interest centers on agricultural college entries from Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin and Indiana with each institution fielding entries in all classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
International Live Stock Association
Union Stock Yards
Mimagaota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Indiana
Perry Re-embarks Force From Isthmus
Washington reports the navy department received Captain Perry’s cablegram from Panama stating he has reembarked all forces from the Isthmus for security of transit. The message emphasizes orderly withdrawal and the completion of redeployment as of December 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry
Washington
Navy Department
Panama
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A. B. Girardeau
Senator Burrows
Congress
Senate
Porto Rico
Yaiesane Company
Colca
Lous
Boston
Philppine Affairs
Hester Plotkin
Brooklyn
Memphis
Lee Malatesta
Timothy O'Shea
Georgia Solons
Rockwood, Tenn
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