Americus Times-Recorder official organ notes
The Times Recorder Americus Georgia lists editor business manager Marie Louise Myrick with editorial room contact and notes it is the official organ of Sumter and Webster counties and the railroad commission for the 3rd congressional district.
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Washington Post’s critique in Americus June 1 1900
A collage of remarks from the Washington Post on Neelys scouting annex and Dewey, plus satire on Atlanta mayor and Sam Jones. Notes European gold movement, New York money markets, and a general view of fiscal conditions as of late April. Mentions Goebel murder, Barker nomination, and CubanSouth Africa context.
The Price McCormick Co. Downfall in Cotton Speculation
The Nashville American condemns Price McCormick Co for aggressive cotton market speculation. It notes they bet on rising prices, failed as cotton fell, and wasted about $30,000 on Southern newspapers and telegrams over six months. It argues such false prices harm planters and destabilize markets.
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Central of Georgia atlas catalogs regional cotton trade
The Central of Georgia railway issues an atlas listing every cotton grower dealer mill and related business across counties served. It spans nearly a hundred pages and targets railway patrons. Also notes Senate charges against Administration over Nicaragua Canal and political commentary from Louisville Courier Journal.
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General Roberts Near Johannesburg in Transvaal Drive
Lord Roberts rapid movement toward Johannesburg cited with dispatches from Pretoria. British invasion momentum noted as Zeegust and Lichtenberg fall, Orange Free State annexed, and trains captured as forces push within 15 miles of Johannesburg. Reports say French cuts Boer lines and heavy shelling continues at Ingogo. Kansas City strike ends. Teething Powders cited for a sick child.
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Special Monday and Tuesday Bargains in Ladies and Mens Wear
Lot listings for handkerchiefs and linen items with prices from 8c to 15c per item. Men and boys apparel include sailor suits, wash dolls, and undershirts at deep discounts. Linen towels and lace trim fabric offered, plus hosiery at reduced prices. Quantity limits apply on select items.
Feeling of Hopefulness Prevails in Iron Market
A. G. Duncan reports a hopeful mood developing in the iron market on May 20 at New York. Demand shows slight improvement and buyers place more orders, but prices remain unfirm and trend downward. The market sees widening quotation spreads for products not controlled by consolidations as prices gradually recede.
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National Tube Works to Close Branch Hous es
Pittsboro May 30 All branch houses of the National Tube company in the country except New York Chicago San Francisco and Pittsburg will close on June 1 as managers and employees are discharged. Future shipments will be made from works in different parts of the country reducing about 800 employees and saving not less than 1 000 000 a year.
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Catholics to Celebrate Golden Jubilee Ceremonies
May 30 report from Wasiischos notes Nesqually Washington Episcopal see marks fiftieth anniversary next Thursday and will spark similar observances nationwide The four New York New Orleans and Santa Fe archbishops reach half century July 19 while three suffragan sees Savannah Los Angeles reach semicongennial. The Stomach of Man lists ailments and Paix-Kivirn touted as reliable remedy with Perry Davis Pain Killer priced 25 and 50 cents.
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Mexican customs employee in Mapiste commits suicide
Jose Onofre Vargas, a Mexican customs service employee who had come from New Orleans and lodged in Mapite, killed himself with a gunshot to the temple. He was found seated in a chair with a bullet wound, Vargas hailed from Laguna de Campeche where he served.
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Pure Apple Vinegar Next Door Perry and Brown
Forsyth Street lists Pure Apple Vinegar business adjacent to Perry and Brown with unclear OCR details. No additional events or dates are visible in the fragment.
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Winchester Inn Opens on Shenandoah Valley Hillside
The Winchester Inn in Winchester Virginia opens June 1st. The modern hillside hotel cost over 125000 and seats 250 guests. It offers cool dry air at 1100 feet elev, shaded grounds, and an orchestra. Nearby historic battlefields and tourist sites attract visitors seeking summer rest.
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