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The item criticizes Mr. Postell of the Macon Telegraph for claiming authority over local rates and says the Times-Recorder favors living political figures, while honoring the memory of the dead. It mocks his self styled Moses role and urges restraint in public statements.
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Btbro Foblell
Atlanta
Macon Telegraph
Moses
E. C.speer
Allen Fort
Macon
Times- Recorder
Postell
Macon’ Telegraph
Times-Recorder Americus Name Editor and Publisher
The Times-Recorder office is the official organ of Americus City and Sumter County. Marie Louise Myrick is listed as editor and business manager for the paper.
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the Times-Recorder
Americus
Gan
Marie Louise Myrick
Menspen
Times-Recorder
Americus Oficia
Sumter County
Promotion Dreams For Central Railroad As Egan Considered
In Mericus Georgia on March 4 1900 Vice President John M Egan is urged for the presidency of the Central railroad. He has managed company affairs for six months as health issues limit Mr Comer. Egan is praised for improving Georgia farming and the road's finances and operations.
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John M. Egan
The
Central Railroad
Egan
Comer
Georgia
Times- Recorder
J. M. Egan
Corts
S. C
Matthews
L B Frick
J. Frick
P. Connor
John Connor
D. J. Debart
John Fulmer
Lexington
Patrick Bowers
Bowers
Hoe
Laxa Pans
March
J. B. Hollaclaw
Georgia Southern and Florida Railroad
Holtzclaw
Controversy Over Sapho Play Shapes New York Drama Scene
Critics argue Miss Olga Nethersole and colleagues face legal pressure over Sapho's morality while acknowledging the play’s box office pull. They describe the production as garish and vulgar, praising and condemning public appetite for sensational drama in equal measure.
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Olga Nethersole
New York
Jekyl
Mr. Hyde
Abe
Plucky Paterson weaver Polly McGrail defies strike
Narrative recounts Polly McGrail guiding new workers and nursing a sick husband and infant during an eight month strike in Paterson New Jersey. She resisted union pressure, faced insults and threats, and even used a revolver to deter attackers. The mill owners ultimately secured their workforce as the strike faded.
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Patersox
N. J
Polly McGrail
Savannah Press
Empire Building to Rise in Atlanta, Coolidge Plans
Old Colony Trust Company Boston leader T Jefferson Coolidge Jr. visits Atlanta with Samuel Carr and discusses constructing the Empire Building at Broad and Marietta. He plans another large office block on adjacent property once Empire is finished, praising Atlanta’s prospects.
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March
T Jefferson Coolidge, Jr
Galony ‘Trust Company
Boston
Atlanta
Samuel Carr
Coolidge
Thomastilleville
M. Atkinson
Broad and
Mariette Streets
Empire Building
Aene Ratch
Admiral Dewey Expected in Knoxville for May Visit
Knoxville welcomes Admiral Dewey with planned reception in Farragut home. Congressman Gibson confirms Dewey will visit May 5 in response to Knoxville Chamber of Commerce invitation. Guests will tour Farragut birthplace and home. two Knoxville officers from the Olympia, Nelson and Frazier, are noted.
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Farraguve
Knoxvillz
March
Henry R. Gibson
Knoxville
Chamber of Commerce
City
Sud
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Farraget
Enor County
Olympia
Valentine Nelson
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