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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
2
The Times-Recorder editorial room lists Sertcas as editor and Marie Louise Myrick as business manager. The paper serves as the American organ for the city of Americus with its editorial operations and contact information.
From Jekyl Island Georgia to New York the report recalls pirates gold legends and buried treasure as older news and notes price speculation in cotton futures and the steady spot market while President McKinley’s New York speech redefines wardship and the Filipinos phrase.
The article argues that a shifting global financial center toward New York reflects rising U S wealth and trade power. It notes Russia's $25 million loan floated in New York and compares New York's imports exports and bank clearances with London, predicting sustained American dominance in future finance. It highlights New York surpassing London in wealth and growth, with the United States leading global property holdings.
The report notes Tammany leaders urging a platform without strong silver ties to avoid offense while Croker pushes East West unity on a line softer on silver. Roosevelt urges honesty plus courage. Indiana Democrats weigh unity for a winning fight as other items like pure food show events and conventions unfold.
March 7 dispatch from Loxpex says lack of Roberts news leads to rumors of peace. General Beller advances stores along the Harrigmith line toward Van Reenen’s Pass, with forces near the Free State. The report notes continued activity as both sides monitor for a possible settlement.
Telegraphed military updates report enemy retreating northeast with allied forces in pursuit from Osfontein. A separate item notes a five member committee of street railway workers pressing for demands, with a possible strike if unmet. Mississippi cotton mill contract awarded in West Point with machinery orders placed for an August completion.
Court sales advertised for two parcels in Americus Sumter county including a house on a street bound by a vacant lot and others on Jurch Street and Church Street. Notices state property owners, tenants in possession, and city council and Bank of Sumter as lien holders with tax year details and sale at the courthouse door.
TAVE WOOTEN operates the sole Siuramser agency in the area, claiming exclusive capacity to handle all orders and provide full service. Details remain unclear due to fragmented text, but emphasis is on complete agency control and nationwide reach.
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