Forests and Factories Through Water Shortages Biting Mills
The Bradstreet review notes water scarcity biting New England mills especially scouring operations. Drought chills rivers lakes and reservoirs and threatens productive capacity if rainfall is not forthcoming. Climatology students warn forest destruction may worsen streams, reducing water supply and impacting the goods market nationwide.
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England
American Wool and Cotton Reporter
New England
Shees
Marie Louise Myrick Editor and Business Manager
Marie Louise Myrick appointed editor and business manager of the Times-Recorder in Americus Georgia. The move consolidates editorial leadership and financial oversight under one newsroom executive.
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Americus, Ga
Marie Louise Myrick
Hoom Telephone
Lively political year warned by Americus letter
A January 13 1900 report quotes mixed political commentary and sensational headlines. It notes General Wauchope and General Methuen at Magersfontein with 700 British killed, discusses British fire insurance losses in 1899, and records failed efforts to gain Mexican Catholic procession rights. It also mentions Captain O M Carter’s habeas corpus case, Bryan on South Africa panic, and Steve Postell’s political rumors in Georgia outlets.
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Wauchope
Methuen
Magersfontein
Steve Postel
Atlanta
Macon Telegraph
Judge Newsome
Kimball Honee
Postell
Sumter County
Transvaal
Enduring Philippine War Costs and Stalemate Persist
The piece argues the Philippine conflict will cost the United States immense money and over eight thousand troops, with no end in sight. It challenges Major General Otis's optimistic reports, noting ongoing insurrection, rising casualties, and the failure to hold captured towns as Filipino forces reclaim them. It warns of hundreds of millions in expenditure and thousands of lives sacrificed for imperial aims.
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Philippines
Manila
Otis
War Office
Washington
Democratic Foresight and Policy Debates in 1896 Speech
A summary of an Omaha speech by Mr. Bryan criticizing the gold standard, imperialism, and party unity. It notes fears of banking panic tied to England, the Boers, and the need for financial independence, along with comments on licensing in Manila and questions of party leadership versus individual prominence. The text ends with an unrelated medical ad and a remark on a politician's lack of resolve.
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William J. Bryan
South Africa
England
Republic
United States
Bryan
Omaha
Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
America
Europe
Preacher Showed Women in Hindman Tragedy
The Rev Wesley Hall of Hindman Enots county reportedly shot and killed Lucinda Ivaacs, a slater, then wounded himself in the abdomen. Doctors say he will recover. The motive cited as rejection of a marriage offer. Also notes on Oss Minate Cough Cure praise and other items: Marshall case in federal court over counterfeiting, jury out 24 hours. Americus Buggy Co buys Greene Bros interests, becomes Wilson Buggy Co. Memphis Jockey Club spring entries announced. Britain govt buying oats for army in South Africa with ships chartered for Cape Town.
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Miccurssono
Jas
Wesley Hall
Hindman
Enots County
Lucinda Ivaacs
Mar. Finge
Marshail Cause
Ramon
A. J. Marshall
Wilmington
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