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Newspaper

Americus Times Recorder

Location

Americus, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1901

Page

3

Americus Official Organ Announces Subscriptions and Rates

The publication lists daily and weekly subscription options with annual and midterm terms. It identifies Marie Louise Myrick as editor and business manager and notes official status for Americus Sumter Webster counties and the railroad commission district.

THE Marie Louit Myrick Americus Sumter County Webster County Railroad Commission Georgia 3D Congressional District

Brantley Favored for Georgia Governor Post

AMERICUS GA July 19 1901 news notes say Hon W G Brantley of the Eleventh District is being groomed as south Georgia's governor candidate now that AnaBignon is out. Also Major G M Ryale would rather be president of the State Agricultural Society than U S president and Pope Brown prefers Railroad Commissioner. A Texas Farm and Ranch bulletin warns drought damaged North Texas corn with advice to harvest fodder and cut stalks to save feed. core harvesters need not be expensive.

the Times-Recorder W. G. Brantley South Georgia AnaBignon G. M. Ryale Savannah State Agricultural Society United States Pope Brown Georgia Pulaski Chatham Texas Farm and Ranch Texas

Dubignon Not a Candidate for Georgia Governor

The temporary retirement of Fleming duBignon from public life is a public calamity. Dr Charles Dana has advised he must give up all hope of running for Georgia Governor due to a disability. The Times-Recorder would have supported duBignon's candidacy and fought to place him in the state’s executive chair.

Fleming duBignon Georgia Charles Dana New York duBignon Voice of the Times-Recorder Fleming G.duBignor Commonwealth

Athens Banner calls for curbing rail excursion nuisance

A Banner editorial urges stopping excursions by railroads, urging business leaders to petition companies. It argues excursions bring debauchery and cost, mostly affecting Athens’ finances as the riders, described as largely Black, impose charity and crime costs on the community. railroads should act.

Athens Americas

Psalm of the Strenuous Life and Local Crime Roundup

A fragmented clipping notes a call to action and mentions bilionairs and libraries. It reports multiple race related violent incidents in JacksonviLer and Courtland along with a Great Northern train robbery chase ending as posses return home.

Matta Mon Sheriff's Great Northern

Steel Workers Begin Their Big Fight in Pittsburgh

The Amalgamated association strikes in tinplate, sheet, and hoop mills across Pittsburgh area. Painter mills shut with 700 to 800 out, nonunion Monessen runs, and key plants at Painter, Lindsay and McCutcheon idle. President Shaffer aims to mobilize all mills, hoping for a broad show of force without a full national strike.

Pirrsrua Amalgamated Association United States Steel Corporation Pittsburg Shaffer Amalgamated Extwoop Ind Tinplate Workers’ Protective Association George Powell American Tinplate Company

The Striking Firemen Halt Mining in Lackawanna Valley

Scranton Pa July 17 nearly all mining ceased in Lackawanna Valley as stationary firemen strike causing widespread stoppage. A few smaller mines operated by independents and West Scranton group stayed open. Lackawanna companies refused replacements unless flood risk. Union United Mine Workers supports firemen, engineers, machinists, and pump runners returning to work. Market conditions cited as preventing forced reopening.

Lackawana Valley Scrantox Delaware Lackawana Western West Scranton United Mine Workers of America

Amalgamated workers plan strike bene t fund drive

In Younts town mills of Republic Iron and Steel 800 members will donate one day’s pay every two weeks to a strikers fund, yielding about $3 000 monthly if Shaffer approves. Deputy sheriffs report 600 miners in Alabama and nearby areas striking as United Mine Workers resist subcontracting. Workers resume municipal contract work after nine weeks idle, winning 20 cents hourly and time and a half overtime with double time on holidays.

Yousastows Youngstown Republic Iron and Steel Company Shaffer Binwixonam Ala Galloway Ubickasaw United Mine Workers of America Ratcott Works Rocnestrr

Red Ribbon of French Legion of Honor Sold in New York

The New York article explains that exclusive sellers require documentary proof of Legion of Honor membership before distributing the red ribbon. Clerks caution buyers that many claimants are not authorized and that the ribbon is not freely sold to the public.

French Legion of Honor Legion of Honor of France New York Legion Tolah Persoms Dony New York Sun

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