Bargain Paint Launches Spring Color Card with 45 Tints
Bargain announces a new spring color card featuring 45 durable, economical paint tones for house owners seeking long lasting beauty and versatile color options.
15 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
1
Bargain announces a new spring color card featuring 45 durable, economical paint tones for house owners seeking long lasting beauty and versatile color options.
War dispatches from London report Lord Roberts forcing Botha to withdraw from near the capital and claim Natal lines now connect with Roberts troops. Dartnell advances toward Charlestown, while Boers evacuate strong positions. Sickness among British soldiers grows as cold grips camps and hospitals fill. Local police and transit guards in St Louis resume patrols amid strike unrest. Frank G Martin and Lannie Palmer wed in Bristol Tennessee.
Reports from Sitaxonal and Tianjin on June 14 describe 30,000 Chinese troops near Beijing, guarding the south gate with guns trained on American British and Japanese legations. Foreign ministers seek 2,000 troops from each nation. US gunboats Yorktown and Castine head to Hong Kong. The international relief expedition advances toward Liang Fang, facing Boxer resistance and railway sabotage.
Georgia Democrats convene in Atlanta to adopt a platform denouncing imperialism and trusts while condemning Porto Rico policy. F G duBignon named permanent chairman, Bevan endorsed for president, delegates instructed for Nebraskan, state ticket listed, and candidates for Kansas City named amid lively delegate contest. Kentucky and Louisville Democrats also report noting Chicago platform support and Beckham/anti-Beckham tensions.
June 14 report from Paapetputa notes the Brownlow wing of the Tennessee Republican party arriving to oppose Pension Commissioner H. Clay Evans. Roy W. Daniels accuses Evans and followers of mismanagement and warns soldiers’ votes this fall could cripple the party unless Evans is removed. The dispute reflects pressure from Grand Army of the Republic elements on the White House.
South Carolina Democratic campaign of 1900 opens in Orangeburg as candidates speak to a large crowd. McSweensy incumbent F B Gary Paterson and James A Hoyt appear. seven candidates seek lieutenant governor and two seek railroad commissioner. Gold Democrats' stance noted. national committee backs Deveraux in Georgia contest. Z B Jones and W G Chase win DC contest. Mrs Gladstone is reported dead in London.
Shoe makers claim genuine comfort and fashion at moderate prices. The firm says many dealers sacrifice prestige for profits, while their own shoes offer maximum comfort and style. They source from conscientious manufacturers and maintain low profits.
Orruma Ala June 14 General George P Harrison will announce his bid for Clayton's seat in the coming days He is head of Alabama's Masonic fraternity a Confederate veteran and leading attorney in the state Henry D Clayton is the current congressman and his opponent in the race Harrison is described as wealthy prominent in state affairs while Clayton is noted as a capable campaign figure prepared for the contest
Delegations in Paraperuia fear Alabama supporters will be kept from the temporary convention roll. They warn the credentials committee may balk at lengthy hearings. In another note Livingston is renominated for Congress in the Fifth district at Santé.
Florence Alabama on June 14 reports preparations for a major Factory Day celebration to showcase local industries. Visitors will see house specials at various plants and a display from the Ashcraft mill, a homecapital venture valued around seventy thousand dollars. Speeches and a general celebration are planned.
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