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Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1900

Page

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Congress Opens as Large Crowds Flock to Capitol

The Fifty sixth congress resumes with great attendance and busy activity in Washington. Crowds line Pennsylvania Avenue and the eastern plaza as senators public officials and observers enter. Speaker Henderson and Senate leaders discuss the week’s program while early business proceeds.

Wasuinatoy Congress Capitol Pennsylvania Avenue Speaker Henderson Senate Frye House

Women Endorse Grape Juice In Holy Communion Debate

Ricumoxp Dec 3 The Woman's Christian Temperance Union of Richmond presses ministers to replace wine with unfermented grape juice in sacraments and for sickroom use. Pastors commit to discuss with deacons while churches debate the change. Claveston Dec 8 George P. McClay and Solomon A Brown jailed on pension fraud warrants amid anticipated wider sweep.

Ricumoxp Woman's Christian Temperance Union Richmond J. B. Hawthorne South Claveston George P. McClay Solomon A. Brown

Firemen die as wall collapses in Evansville blaze

A morning fire in Evansville Indiana destroyed Mesker Structural Ironworks and Lewenthal’s commission house. One fireman died and five were seriously injured. Total losses about 110000 with 25000 insured for the Mesker plant. Injured firefighters from hose company No. 3. Cause believed in moulding department heat.

Evansville Ind George L. Mesker & Co Lewenthal Mesker Gottfold Surbeck Jim Dunlevy Stevely Chemical No. 2 John Wriver Ed Schmitt John Felker

Mine Cave-In Traps 51 at Nay Aug Mine

A cave-in at Nay Aug mine near Dunmore Pennsylvania trapped 51 men this morning. After about three hours rescuers reached the chamber and all were saved with no serious injuries. Separate reports note a storm in Utica causing two deaths from contact with downed wires and widespread utility disruptions. Boston reports a warehouse fire causing substantial losses. A small schooner Mary A Brown wrecked near Hampton Beach with all aboard lost. In Greenville a white man Perry Cooper was killed on a railroad trestle. An unknown Negro was killed in Louisville yards by an oncoming locomotive.

Nay Aug Minera Scrastoy Dunmore Utica N. Y Handa Portsmouth N. IL Mary A. Brown Gloucester Hampton Beach

Raise Cotton and Sugar Louisiana Convicts to Work on the State Farm

The Louisiana penitentiary board bought the Angola cotton plantation in West Feliciana to use as a convict farm with 8300 acres on a ven nial Mississippi River island. Convicts will be paid 25 dollars per acre or 215000 for one fee. The Angels is likely the finest cotton land in the region. The board also bought a sugar plantation in St. Mary’s Bayou Teche to Grand Lake for 75000 dollars. Convicts will be split between the two plantations and used for cotton and sugar cultivation.

New Orleans Louisiana Penitentiary Board Angola West Feliciana Mississippi River Angels Samoh St. Mary's

House Adopts Report on Two Year Appropriations

The house, acting as a committee of the whole, adopted the general appropriations report for the next two years. Key items include $17,500 for public sh and recreation and a defeated soldiers' home bill that was reconsidered and likely to be taken up again for a final vote. The day featured the reconsideration of a defeated item and a closely watched soldiers’ home bill.

Arayts House General Appropriations Waa Soldiers' Home

President to Congress Urges Legislation on Lynchings

The message to Congress covers lynching prohibition, Nicaraguan Canal arrangements, relations with world powers, Philippine and Porto Rico governance, tax cuts, anti trust measures, and military strength. It calls for courts not mobs, urges convention actions on the canal, and supports army expansion to about 60 000 with potential to 100 000, plus native Filipino troops. It emphasizes fiscal prudence and census based reapportionment.

Phillipine Islands Porto Rico Wasuixaton House Senate Sie Renae House of Representates China Stuattass Erent River Peking United States Anamica Joe GiVilizaflén Seton Nicaragua Canal Maritime Canal Company Ni Bas Eyre-Cragin Convention of Great Britain Spain Ware Treasury Congress Philippines Phillipine Commission Anys Philippine Islands Porto Rigo Cuba Uberty Witte Executive Mansion

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