06 Jan 1900
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1900
Page
1
We guarantee all goods as represented or money refunded. We buy for cash in large lots, offering quick sales and a small profit. Our motto is give one over trial. Prices shown for bottled at the distillery original bottling rye whiskies. Gallon sizes of North Carolina corn whiskeys and brandies listed with Stone Mountain brands.
Lieutenant Gilmore and about a dozen Yorktown crewmen were rescued by Col Hare and the Thirty-third and Thirty-fourth Infantry at Wigan in South Locos. General Otis calls the pursuit a remarkable achievement after Gilmore and captives were long feared dead or beyond reach.
Leidenheimer, stagemaster of the Mr Plaster of Paris Dramatic company, was shot on stage September 23, 1599. Julis Morrison James faces trial in circuit court with 37 veniremen examined. Patterson testified Morrison fired twice while standing and once after he fell, amid stage lighting, with curtain near, as witnesses described tense proceedings and speedy court schedule.
Notices from the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen announce withdrawal from the Federation of American Railway Employes. The move could disband the federation, with grievances among firemen and telegraphers in the east risking broader disruption. Chicago officials cite a split arising from a January 3 meeting. The federation includes conductors firemen and other locomotive workers. A new alliance among three allied groups is expected.
At Atlasta on January 5 Governor Candler upheld the pardon board and commuted the death sentences of W. T. Channell and Sam Freeman to life imprisonment. Channell, white, was to be hanged for the murder of Postmaster Thompson in Grenwood, Montgomery County. Freeman, a negro, killed another man in Screven County.
The Senate committee on privileges and elections voted 4 to 2 against a favorable report on seating Senator Matthew Quay from Pennsylvania. Members Chandler Hoar and McDomas supported the resolution. Burrows Onifesy Tus and Harris opposed. Furley Pritchard were paired, and minority plans a separate report.
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