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31 Jan 1902
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Americus Times Recorder in Americus, Georgia
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
1
Starving Marines Ate Raw Dog Meat in Samarordeal
Field report from Manila dated January 29 describes Captain Porter and six Marines in Samar enduring extreme hunger. Delirious, some Marines were found in trees barking like dogs amid torrential rain. Relief by Williams of the First Infantry reached the survivors, while two men remained missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Chaffee
Samar
David D. Porter
Porter
Williams
David Porter
Marine Corps
Doctor Pierce’s Favorite Prescription Cited By Grassycreek Woman
Mrs Mary Adams of Grassycreek Ashe County recounts seven weeks of sleepless nights and uterine ulcers. She credits Dr Pierces Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets with restoring sleep and curing her condition after doctors warned of no cure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doctor Pierce
Mary Adams
Grassycreek
Ashe Co
Pierce
Golden Medical Discovery
Wes
Dr. Pierce
Senate Debates Dingley Act Limits On Treaty Power
The Senate passes a bill to allow U S use of devices invented by naval officers and patented. Senator Cullom argues the Dingley Act oversteps constitutional bounds by restricting treaty making and contends the president and Senate hold sole power to negotiate treaties, with questions about revenue bills origin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Washington
Senate
Cullom
Illinois
Senator Cullom
Dingley
Congress
Mr. Cullom
Story
Miller
Harlan
House
Marshall
Oleomargarine Bill Reported in House
Representative Henry of Connecticut reported the oleomargarine bill from the agriculture committee with minority views and a substitute. no committees answered when called and adjournment followed. Track sale denied. Alfred Hennen Morris rebutted claims the Morris track at Westchester would be chopped up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
Connecticut
Washington
House
Committee On Agriculture
Payne
New York
Topkins
Inois
Maddox
Georgia
New Orleans
Alfred Hennen Morris
Morris
Westchester
Strange Superstition A Negro Robs Grave For Charm
Near Adairsville Georgia a grave opened after 30 years reveals the right hand missing the first joint of the middle finger taken as a charm. Circumstantial evidence points to a local loafer. the suspect vanished after the discovery and charm claims sparked investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Adairsville
Godfrey Barnesly
Barnesley
Mills of North Carolina Annual Textile Report
The North Carolina labor commission reports 226 cotton mills 11 woolen 41 knitting 3 elk 1 carpet and 1 jute bagging mills with 1 694 063 spindles 36 123 looms 3 814 knitting machines and 18 171 men 18 377 women 7 996 children under 14. Spindle gain 213 000 and loom gain 3 000 over last year. Cotton mill hours run at least 11 hours. Fatal shooting in Miami follows a quarrel. Mark Bartleson killed by James Williams. Williams later allegedly reformed and fired. Williams a local clerk. In Raleigh, a teacher whip incident ends with arrests. M J Craver whipped a pupil. father and wife charged. Dreesena charged with disturbing the school escapes conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raleigh
N. C
North Carolina
State Labor Commission
Miami
Fla
Mark Bartle
South
Macon Nouse
James O. Williams
Williams
Valdosta Real Estate Boom Fueled by Major Sale
In Valdosta Georgia on a Saturday the First National Bank building at Patterson street and Hill avenue and an adjoining Hill avenue lot sold to a local investor group including D C Ashley W S Fender and T M Smith with J N Bray of Cecil. The price is not disclosed but estimated between 5000 and 30000. The Hill avenue lot once cost 1625 thirteen years ago and has since yielded 8600 in other sales. Harrell plans a handsome new building on the remaining lot adjoining the Pendleton building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valdosta
W. N. Harrell
First National Bank
Patterson Street
Hill Avenue
City Hall
D. C. Ashley
Fender
T. M. Smith
J.N. Bray
Cecil
Pendleton
Harrell
Last of Socialist Colony Ends as Receiver Is Dismissed
In Columbus Georgia on January 28 the superior court approved Receiver W A Rose final report and dismissed him. Assets barely paid debts and costs, with a small surplus of a few hundred dollars shared by stockholders. Each shareholder received 15.11 dollars as the colony dispersed across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Christian Commonwealth
Muscogee
Butt
W. A. Rose
Notorious Savannah Arrests In Abduction Case
Ed Stanley known as Jacksonville Mosquito and wrestler Charles Ro ber were arrested with two Charleston girls aged 15 and 17. Police acted on Chief Boyle of Charleston's request. The men face abduction charges while the girls are detained at police headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pugiliet
Savannah
Ed Stanley
Julias
Jacksonville
Mosquito
Charles Rober
Bessie
Hattie Arloff
Charleston
Chief Boyle
Buffalo
Maryland Observes McKinley Day in Schools
Maryland observes McKinley Day with special school exercises across the state. Baltimore City School Board relaxed rules to allow students to contribute to memorial funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Baltimore
McKineley
School Board
Baltimore City
Boston Banker Schofield Dies By His Own Hand in Newton
Newton Massachusetts January 29 Lane B. Schofield senior partner at Schofield Whicher & Co Boston stock brokers died by apparent self inflicted act at his Newton residence The tragedy ends a career marked by leadership at a prominent firm and personal crisis unseen in public view
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Newton,Mase
Lane B. Schofield
Schofield, Whicher, & Co
Sakers and Brokers of
Newton
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Johnson
A. B. Girardeau
Savannah, Ga
Ing
Allen
Samar Island
McGurry
Elijah McCurry
Robert Rayn
Young County
Aycocks
Joe Covington
Laurinburg
Charles Ward
Senator Collom
Royal Baking Powder CO
M. J. Craver
Davidson County
John Leonard
Craver
Leonard
Drees Rena
William BT
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