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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1900
Page
2
The fragment notes Republicans boast of strength while Democrats plan counter moves. It cites Boer War tensions, unrest from Chiia reports, Foster's diplomacy manuscript, and a floating theater venture. It mentions Hill as Roosevelt’s VP counterpoint, Bryan’s quiet campaign posture, Platt pressuring Roosevelt, and Dewey declining candidacy. It closes with China transit of troops and Sunanized Chinese army doubts.
The piece argues the decline in prices and steady demand for manufactured goods hurt Republican claims of credit for improving conditions under McKinley. It questions the party’s responsibility for price drops, cites cotton, lumber markets, and hints at upcoming campaign challenges. Roosevelt is seen boosting ticket enthusiasm.
A party of distinguished Georgians invited the president to Atlanta for July 20, the Peachtree Creek battle anniversary, but he will be in Canton on that day and cannot visit Atlanta. Also reports of a fire at 201 State Street causing substantial damage and notes on Liverpool wheat imports and General Wheeler assuming command in the department of the lakes.
Darlington Oil and Ice Manufacturing and W. F. Ostendorf Ansel companies receive charters with capital details. A commission is issued to Citizents Bank of Honea Path. Notables planning to sail on the Oceanic include Sir William Martin Conway and Joseph Pulitzer among others. First shipment by Dimmick Pipe Co. from North Birmingham to New Orleans. plant to be fully operational soon with $150000 investment. A 7 month old child drowns in a tub in Astos South Carolina, while parents work.
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