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Americus Times Recorder

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Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1899

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Favorable Report On Bill To Pay Spain For Pine Forests

The house committee on appropriations ordered a favorable report on a bill to pay Spain 20 million dollars for the Philippines. An amendment declaring government policy toward the Philippines was defeated party lines. Dockery’s amendment to deny permanent sovereignty also failed. Senate action and subsequent related measures follow in Washington.

Dockery Philippine Islands House Committee On Appropriations Spain Philippines Cannon Gillett Massachusetts Missouri McEnery Senate United States Admlin Bell Pop House Haail Manila Senate Committee On Foreign Relations Hawaii

Miles Before the Court of Inquiry Opens

The court of inquiry into the beef controversy met at the Lemon building with Brigadier General George W. Davis and Colonel George B. Davis present. Major General James F. Wade led the proceedings as the court inspected the White House and heard Major General Nelson A. Miles testify, defending his prior statement and disputing press interviews as inaccurate representations of his testimony.

Wasminton Rpb Court of Inquiry Lemon Building Tts George W. Davis George B. Davis James F. Wade White House Davis Ccolonel Davis Corbin Wade Miles Nelson A. Miles War Commission New York Des 23 Miles Daid New York Herald Walias

No Fuel At Birmingham Cripples Local Iron Furnaces

In Dinamanam Alabama on February 20, furnaces at Oxmoor, Ensley City, and other sites banked fires due to coke and coal scarcity. Five furnaces idle, daily pig iron output falls, while demand remains brisk and exports surge. Coke supply resumes gradually as new by product plants restart, with freight advances borne by local buyers.

Dinamanam Ala Oxmoor Bensamer Eusley City Ensley Muninville Hontaville Huntsville Merimac Manufacturing Company Lowell Mass T. W. Pratt Alabama Merrimac Manufacturing Company Pwell

North Carolina restricts suffrage by amendment

Tatriog Feb 20 the North Carolina General Assembly adopted a constitutional amendment limiting suffrage. It will go to voters in August 1901 alongside state officers. The measure aims to suppress the so called ignorant Negro vote by imposing property tax and other qualifications, while preserving voting for those entitled in 1867 or whose ancestors bore that entitlement.

Butler Wasuixatoy Senate Chandler New Hampshire House Cockrell of Discourt Naval Academy Claiborne County Miss Mississippi Texas Atler North Carolina Reapanimoes Batesville Ark General Assembly of Tatriog General Assembly

Family of Six Drowned at Pes Des River

A tragic incident reports a family of six drowning when their boat broke apart while crossing the Pes Des river near Robbins South Carolina. Ned Bostic salvaged the wife Emily and child R. Rollins, but the crossing failed as the river rose and the boat collapsed, endangering all aboard. The tale follows a perilous attempt at safety amid rising floodwaters and a collapsing craft.

Robbins Pes Des Darlington County Ned Bostic Conaiatin Emily R. E Rollins Wilmington Columbia Ancaata Rilroad

Cubans Float a Loan Plan in Cuban Aid Effort

Reports from Matanzas indicate Gomez plans to press a plan with General Brooke in Havana to float bonds totaling seven million dollars via Cuban municipalities to supplement three million dollars from the United States for Cuban troops. The scheme envisions customs receipts and taxes funding the bonds and a possible redemption of bonds from customs to cover war expenses. The U.S. government is urged to approve and seal the arrangement as Cuban leaders signal cautious support.

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