20 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1900
Page
1
The store offers striped flannel suits originally $10 now priced at 7.00, belted serge coats from 500 to 4.00, double breasted coats from 450 to 3.25, and blue black serge coats with vests at 4.50. New shirts, undergarments, and a broad neckwear selection priced from 25 to 75 cents, highlighting a fresh, seasonable stock.
The piece argues that cheap paint cannot match a durable product. It urges buyers to consider long term protection and climate resilience, noting that the best paint preserves the building, contradicting the notion that cheaper options suffice.
Moore's Pure House Colors is a durable economical paint offered by Sheffield-Huntington Co. at 20 Forsyth Street. The ad invites house owners to view a new spring color card showcasing five beautiful tints for wholesale and retail customers.
Rumors say President McKinley may recall Congress to authorize troops for China as conditions in the Philippines hinder troop withdrawals. Reports detail Chinese Eight Banners forces, their manpower, and potential war footing while European powers debate intervention. Separately, General Wheeler receives brigadier general commission amid violence in Georgia and other domestic notes.
The Republican national convention opened at noon amid a calm yet eager crowd. Governor Roosevelt drew early cheers as the hall filled, while Vice Presidential prospects stirred debate among delegates and leaders, with Senator Wolcott named temporary chairman after Hanna’s remarks.
The piece argues for genuine comfort and style at fair prices, criticizing manufacturers and dealers for prioritizing prestige and large profits. It notes shops aim to educate on comfort, mentions conscription-like sourcing, and lists a mix of people and committees across several states involved in resolutions.
Portraits of distinguished party leaders hang in the National Export exposition building across the Schuylkill from Philadelphia. The imposing interior features a vast seating arrangement for delegates, a carpeted platform, and a gallery with a band. The ornate pillars and decor evoke a grand ceremonial space for the convention with hundreds of seats and extensive viewing areas.
June 19 reports indicate Senator Fairbanks of Indiana may chair the platform committee. Early plans aimed to preserve part of the Bi policy while hard lines were debated. Meanwhile references to Oregon, Taku, and northern China reflect a broader foreign policy discussion amid evolving tensions.
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