22 Jun 1900
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1900
Page
1
Readers are advised that bargain hunting fails for paint. The piece endorses Is the paint for lasting color in any climate, durable and economical. It urges house owners to view the new spring color card with 45 color options and combinations.
Reports from Peking of minister deaths and Admiral Seymour’s fate fuel a sensation. Japan may act without consent. Hiroshima division ready to sail. Allied forces push around Tien Tsin as orders to use force only against Boxers are issued. Li Hung Chang to stay in Canton. Shanghai and Hong Kong updates follow.
The document recalls a feverish 1900 Republican convention with immense crowds, Kansas leading the Roosevelt tribute, and applause for McKinley’s renomination. Foreman Foraker lauded McKinley’s record while Roosevelt’s nomination drew massive, emotional support from delegates, culminating in a unanimous vice presidential choice and a rousing public display.
South Carolina news reports the return of John Stuckey to prison after a Spartanburg murder conviction. Stuckey received 90 years for killing J. O. Sevier, a store clerk. Scarborough, a relative, asked for Stuckey to be included among released convicts.
Six men—five whites and one black—arrived with warrants in Jxser Georgia charged with the murder of Hilton O Carter on Tar landing along the Altamaha river March 19. The group accompanied the corpse ten miles to Odom for a coroner’s inquest before moving toward Haylow. A Macon man, J J O'Brien, heir to $85000, was noted in related news.
A seller urges consumers to choose comfort and ethics over flashy branding. They argue many makers chase profits by emphasizing prestige, while their own line focuses on affordable comfort and responsible sourcing from conscientious manufacturers.
Alabama district No. 20 United Mine Workers met in Brisoxowam with leaders from mining camps across the state to finalize a wage scale starting July 1, barring unresolved talks with six miners and operators. National President John Mitchell attended, and a final adjournment is expected next week.
Mose June 21. Following Bishop Wilmer's death in Alabama the Rev. Henry Barnwell of Selma will become bishop. Barnwell, formerly rector at St John's Selma, was raised to assistant bishop after Bishop Jackson's death. His consecration date has not been finally set.
Morganton North Carolina June 21 Bartlett Berry Jr aged leading a self inflicted death by shooting himself through the head at his mother s home near Morganton after the event his body was left in the room until medical aid arrived.
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