03 Feb 1900
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1900
Page
1
A historical ad proclaims Dr Hathaway treats all diseases using a claimed universal method. It lists catarrhal and lung issues, stomach, liver, kidney and other complaints as within the scope of his cure. The advertisement emphasizes wide efficacy across numerous ailments.
Democratic lawyers seek an injunction to restrain W S Taylor and Lt Gov Marshall from interfering with Kentucky's legislature. Goebel, wounded in an attempted assassination, rests as doctors grow hopeful. President McKinley urged to recognize the Goebel government amid massed armed bands at the capitol.
Georgia militia undergoes first statewide reorganization by legislative mandate. Officers in line and field elected last night will serve a three year commission with annual elections starting every three years. Infantry regiments reformed to meet quotas and state to fund armory rents and federal appropriation of 11000 for two years to uniform all units.
London notes no official Buller status as rumors swirl about recrossing the Tugela and possible new advances. Press dispatches cite Dundonald, French gains, and Boer strength while government counts show tens of thousands more to deploy, with public skepticism easing only slightly.
A Savannah report describes a man loading turpentine and resin for transport from Columbia area to Andalusia. Three freight cars were used on Southern and Plant systems. Police found 97 Black people inside a car, alleging a fraudulent passenger shipment in a case that drew suspicions from authorities.
Lovuskas February 2 The confederate Veterans reunion committee by unanimous vote has decided to erect a Confederate tabernacle intended as a gathering place for veterans and supporters.
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