Amended Times-Recorder notices and rates evolve in Americus
The Times Recorder lists editorial details for Americus Georgia including editor Marie Louise Myrick and rates for daily and weekly editions. It states official status as city county and railroad commission organ and notes charges for notices and cards at five cents per line.
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the Times-Recorder
Americus, Ga
Marie Louise Myrick
Americus
Sumter County
Webster County
Railroad Commission of Georgia
3D Congressional District
Morals law talk and political maneuvering in 1900
In Americus Georgia December 21 1900 the piece notes Wisconsin may pass a degenerate marriage ban and questions the value of such laws. It cites Hill and Olney seeking the Democratic nomination, then shifts to hog raising factories and presidential timing. Additional items include Russell Harrison’s suit for maintenance against his father and Editor Edmonds reporting South’s growing prosperity driven by capital, railroads and the cotton crop.
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Hill
Olney
Augusta Chronicle
Russell Harrison
Benjamin
Richard H. Edmonds
Manufacturers’ Record
South
Edmonds
Baltimore Evening News
Remembering Christmas Faith and Helpfulness in Hard Times
The Rome Tribune urges readers to aid the poor, show courtesy to store workers, live within means, and reflect on Christmas meaning as a new century dawns. It calls for optimism to lift others and recalls the star of redemption and belief in Kris Kringle as a comforting illusion.
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Kris Kringle
Rome Tribune
Wrights Appeal For Wright in Georgia Politics
Seaborn Wright, a populist Georgia figure, faces criticism for his alleged political racket as the Georgia House confronts issues from his appeals. An oyster roast and beer—hosted by an Atlanta brewery—shocks lawmakers amid talk of repealing the beer tax. International notes question Japan’s alignments with England and Germany, while Christmas reflections urge prudent spending and Denmark’s thrift.
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Seaborn Wright
Democratic Party
Georgia
Floyd
Speaker
Mr. Wright
God
Atlanta
Toto
Cracker Solons
Nashville
Let Congress Act on Hazing at West Point and Annapolis
A letter argues hazing at West Point and Annapolis violates decency. It cites Booz, a religious cadet, as a target of insults and brutality for piety. The author urges Congress to form a committee to investigate systematic hazing and report findings to break up the practice.
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Ether West Point
Annapolis
Booz
Pele Booz
Coner
West P
Congress
West Point
An. Bapolia
Brabant Defeated Near Orange River
Across the Orange River in Cape Colony west of Aliwalworth Boer forces attacked British under General Clements. The British retreated after hearing heavy Boer fire, with Clements' entire command narrowly escaping capture. A prayer service followed the battle as Boers celebrated their attack before artillery drove back the pursuing force.
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Clements
Orange River
Cape Colony
Aliwalworth
Cape Rifles
Brabant
Legge
What is Love and Its Worth in Life and Money
Lopton ponders love, asking if it is a rare, sacred force or a plain sentiment tied to necessities. The verse contrasts affection with money, duty, and endurance, questioning whether love awakens selfless sacrifice or dwindles under daily wants and dreamlike longing.
Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale
Fragments indicate a local public sale action involving a named farm and individuals at a Fortu ace location. A readable portion mentions a Freeman farm and a date described as Dayesert, suggesting sale proceedings or notice details. The text is incomplete but points to a legal/public notice context.
Fine Silk Umbrellas Price List Mentioned
A brief note of silk umbrella pricing notes options for men and women from 50 cents upward to five dollars with a focus on mid range around two and three dollars. The listing highlights handsome present possibilities within the collection.
Preacher Arrested in Charleston After Swearing at Mayor
In Charleston on December 18 Rev W A Cuddy Washington evangelist and editor of The Prophetic Alarm appeared before Magistrate Rouse to swear out a warrant against Mayor Smyth and Chief of Police Boyle for an unpermitted street meeting. Charges against Cuddy were withdrawn and his release led him to threaten the mayor. The judge warned him for disorderly conduct.
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Cnarteston
W. A. Cuddy
Washington
Prophetic Alarm
Rouse
Smyth
Boyle
Cuddy
Charleston
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England
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Ona
Fort Wayne
Ind
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Cal
Bradfield Regulator CO
Atlanta, Ga
Witte
Bete
Nassau St
Lord Kitchener
Pretoria
Nooitgedacht
Barnes
Austin
Austix
Channing Barnes
New Orleans
Charles
State Reformatory
Channing
California
J. Bishop
Agnew, Mich
Foley
Lopton
Leo
Fortuace
Aires
Smyrna
A. G. Duncan
Forsyth Street
Shaw
Knoxville
Ella Williams
Opetika
Ala
Lois Mills
Miller
Imnaca
N. Y
G. A. Miller
Cornell University
Scientific Academy of
Chattanooga
Chattaxcoca
A. L. Layman
Old Line
Peterssora
Richard H. Harris
William F. Mallory
Bolingbrook Street
F. J. A. Pate
Mallory
Pate
Drumson Dills
Chicago and Alton Railroad
Waltlog
Faere
G. T. Sullivan
Seaboard Air Line RR
Windsor Hotel
IBUCH
Rembert’s
Gros
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