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11 Feb 1900
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Americus Times Recorder in Americus, Georgia
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Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1900
Page
1
Democratic Solons Resist Arrest in Louisville Conference
Reported in Louisville on February 10 as Democratic leaders refuse arrest and vow to defend their rights. Speaker Trimble and President Cater insist on civil authority control, while a conference with seven Republican agents unfolds amid tensions. Lieutenant Governor John Marshall travels to London as talks continue and a federal court action in Cincinnati looms. City of Dublin reports punitive actions in Mataalleh. William Henry Green, head of a theological seminary, dies in New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trimble
London
Cater
Senate
Taylor
Cincinnati
John Marshall
Legislatur
Tierney
Montana
Clark
United States Senate
Legislature May Meet in Frankfort as Gov Refrains from Signing
Governor Taylor decides not to sign the Louisville agreement and allows the legislature to proceed. Troops will be withdrawn with the city near clear by tomorrow. Republican leaders from across Kentucky gather in Frankfort amid Goebel-era tensions as the assembly debates whether to sign or defy the agreement.
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Loulayitie
Franxfort
Taylor
Legis Isture
Louisville
Frankfort
Kirk and
Johnson
Lewis
Capitol
Goebel
Todd
Caleb Powers
Hadeon Thatcher
Big Strike on at Chicago halting city work
Seven thousand workers quit building projects in Chicago as a labor dispute deepens. Union leaders insist the lockout blocks replacements while contractors claim a strike. Pickets deter new workers. the stoppage threatens ongoing construction. Also reports on a six day walking race in St. Louis and local dispatches.
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Curiaco
Chicago
Building Trades Council
Cum Tom
Fertilizer price rise tied to raw material costs
Richmond, Feb 1 1900 President Morgan of the Virginia Caro line argues fertilizer price increases are justified by sharply higher costs for acid phosphates nitrates and rock. He details per ton rises in sulfuric acid nitrate of soda phosphate rock and bagging plus factory costs and estimates an 18 percent product increase while noting current prices exceed last year’s costs.
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Morgan
Virginia-Carolina Fertilizer Company
Chariotte
News and Observer
Sumter County
Georgia
Richmond
Pitt County
North Carolina
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co Explains Fertilizer Pricing
The Virginia Carolina Chemical Co states it buys most materials from other sources and has little to no control over price increases for phosphate rock cotton seed meal and related inputs. It argues fertilizer costs are driven by high material prices and aims to keep fertlizer prices as low as possible to boost farm use. The letter from president 8 T Monas defends pricing and urges farmers to see lower effective costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Virginia- Carolina Chemical Co. Puys
Germany
Virginia Caroling Chemist Company
Monoas
Pres
Virginia-Osrolina Chemical Oa
Governor Taylor Still Silent On Peace Pact
From Lexington to Frankfort reports show Governor Taylor has not signed the peace agreement and again refused to hint at his plans. Republican leaders and party members across Kentucky await guidance as tension grows over the pact’s future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
Fangeront, Ey
Taylor
Sigw
Jim
Frankfort
J. Hampton
Tral
Ross Executed At Last For Assault In North Carolina
In WN C February 10 Reuben Ross, a Black man, was hanged after being twice reprieved by Governor Hassell amid protests from white residents. The case involved an assault on a white woman, Mrs Bettis Ingram, and occurred under tense racial climate as authorities report the execution completed after prior clemencies.
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Louunzinos
WN. C
Reuben Ross
Bettis Ingram
I Ross
Hassell
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