21 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
1
Weather demands cool outfits as store slashes prices on flannel suits to 70, serge coats to 325, and bargain undergarments from 2c to 1s per garment. Big display of neckwear and Balbriggan underwear highlights season stock with discounts across plain white shirts and new shades.
The ad urges shoppers not to bargain hunt for paint, insisting the best option is the cheapest paint that preserves color in any climate and protects the building. It warns that quality matters more than finding a deal when selecting paint.
We urge house owners to choose our durable economical paint. Our spring color card showcases 45 beautiful tints and combinations to refresh homes with lasting finish and vivid hues.
Students and parents may apply at once to Miss Martha G. Backus, superintendent, 304 Hun street, cast, for admission to the October training class and for their children in the coming year.
Report of Credentials Adopted Without Debate. Roosevelt received an ovation. Wu Ting Fang and Chung visited center stage as the Chinese minister entered. 15 surviving founders carried a tattered flag. Fremont Association banner shown. Lodge named permanent chairman. convention adjourned to 10 tomorrow.
General MacArthur has not designated regiments for China and officials in Washington weigh more vigorous actions. The talks with Hay Root Meiklejohn and Hackett covered restoring contact with Minister Conger, with aides planning possible troop deployments and coordination with forces at Tien Tsin. Dispatches note delays in landing troops before July 4 as ships including the Oregon and gunboats move toward Chinese waters.
The New York delegation may nominate Roosevelt after Hanna and Woodruff pursue his candidacy. McKinley is expected to be renominated with a poised convention, while leaders fear a potential coup or stampede could disrupt plans amid crowded halls and fervent speeches.
In Opraxa Alabama on June 20 Hon Georgy P Harrison said he will not run for Congress despite urging from friends district wide He has not authorized any candidacy statement and notes he received support but remains opposed to entering the race Furnaces Idle at Tellnessie Coal Iron and Railroad plant in Bessemer Alabama June 20 all five furnaces down due to worker strike wage demands and threats deterring new hires from working nights causing furnace No 8 closure The Thomasville Alabama district shows rebuilding after a winter fire destroying several frame buildings now replaced with brick structures
Morning dispatches from the convention detail Roosevelt backers pressing for nomination. Payne declares Roosevelt will win 75 percent of the votes before Wisconsin, as delegates from New York and other states maneuver. Hanna and others weigh New York's influence while Tripp shifts to form a Roosevelt nucleus, with Oregon, Utah and Dakota delegates potentially aligning.
An early morning blaze at the Morrison hotel on Vistula avenue in Sourm Besp results in one dead and six seriously injured. The fire, believed incendiary, began in the rear and spread quickly, with victims suffering burns to the shoulders. A man reportedly tried to carry a child to safety before succumbing to smoke and flames.
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