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10 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1900
Page
1
The piece argues against seeking cheap paint to save money and promotes using the best paint from CHEAP ST A for color retention in any climate and long building preservation.
Loxpoy June 9 report warns Britain alarmed by China situation tied to Boxer movement and Russia aims. Britain seeks U.S. support as army strains in South Africa and India threaten to curb actions in Africa and China. Diplomatic circles note Salisbury pursuing Anglo American alignment while urging swift joint action to prevent Russia alone driving events.
June 9 article from Montomney Alabama reports Hon. L Culver the Alabama agricultural commissioner sending circulars to farmers merchants and bankers. He encloses resolutions from the Cotton Growers Protective association of Georgia and seeks local views on the movement. If supported a convention may be called and a plan to launch the enterprise discussed.
The first contract for the railroad extension through Blount into Etowah county to connect with the All-Miesa Mines Hesbrike, Chetie, was let to O. D. Smith & Co. The contract outlines preliminary costs and the rest to be set by future bidding. A separate note reports Representative Fleming requesting commutation to life for Rene Boel, condemned for the Weissnburg murder.
Reports from St Louis on June 2 describe growing transit car operation during a strike while a swelling posse of deputies is sworn in and armed. Several deputies are discharged for disobeying orders, with at least seven from a Broadway powerhouse unit jailed for mutiny as talks continue among Governor Stephens military officials and city leaders at the Southern hotel.
Detroiters greet Admiral Dewey as he appears on the bridge of the steamer Tashmoe in civilian clothes. The admiral smiles with gratitude, surveying the floating pageant in his honor during a splendid marine parade day.
A boiler blast at Charles I. Edd's saw mill five miles west of Fife Lake, Michigan, killed three workers and injured ten as employees were about to start work. A. J. Cole, who had just replaced the engineer, was blown to pieces. The mill was wrecked and the scene marked a mass casualty event for local industry.
Reports from June 9 detail imperial connivance in the Boxer movement with an edict denouncing General Nieh-So-Chong for killings and urging troops to return to Loopal. Powers consider seizing control of the Peking railroad to protect foreign life and property as naval forces move toward Taku.
The writer laments that many manufacturers sacrifice prestige for profits, noting profits are small. The shop aims for maximum comfort and style by buying from conscientious manufacturers, promoting durable, midpriced footwear.
General Walker pleads for impartial histories as the state board of education adopts a September standard. Bids will be invited for seven year schoolbooks. Walker, commander of South, dedicates his time to the work and urges that Confederate veterans and the Sons of the Confederacy back a nonpartisan reform in public education.
A petition in the superior court seeks a charter for the Georgia Pasteur Institute and Laboratory. The applicants ask for a 90 year corporate term with $10,000 capital stock, potentially raised to $50,000, to operate for scientific, clinical, and investigative purposes.
In New Orleans on June 9, a negro named Pritchard who killed Ralph Marler at the Seidenbaugh store in Devall parish is surrounded in timber near East Baton Rouge. Hundreds of white men close in, promising to capture him dead or alive, as efforts continue to flush him from the lair.
Ike Wheeler, long involved in moonshine activity in Atlanta, shot his former partner John C. Hambrick likely fatally. Hambrick, recently his partner in beeen, lies in critical condition. Lorene White, alleged wife of Wheeler, is held as accessory.
A jail delivery in Manietta Georgia at about 7 o clock freed three negro inmates who gained their liberty briefly. Reports from nearby areas note a separate report of foreign demand for American coal and speculation that many coal mines are exhausted. In Aston Sramyos Alabama authorities arrest a white man about 40 years old suspected of a Georgia murder, identified by the alias Shelman.
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