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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1900
Page
2
A jumble of quotes discusses iron and steel price pressures, Kentucky politics, and wartime cautions. It notes Naval Academy visitors named by the President and notes on North Carolina white pine production and farm rotation advice from Commissioner Stevens.
Figures from the Chicago Record show war related costs beyond peace. Paris peace commission spent 155,102.12 dollars, Philippine commission 190,420.57, Dodge led inquiry 105,144.04, secret service 18,862.96, Cuba Porto Rico probe 13,278.35, Porto Rico affairs 12,637.57.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a reference to Little Boy Blue and a person or object linked to Slats. No clear event, date, or organization is discernible from the readable portion.
Capt R D2 Evats in Frank Leake's Monthly recalls naval paths to warrant officer status and retirement benefits at sixty two. He recalls Murphy chosen by lot to join Hobson on the Merrimac mission, and praises sailors who faced danger in bold actions at Cienfuegos and Telltale cables.
Fragmentary text hints at a poetic or musical scene with flutes and nocturnal performances. Names and clear facts are scarce, but references evoke a lyrical setting of music, lovers, and midnight revelations amid a crowd and a bard. The piece reads like a hazy literary fragment.
A fragmented OCR piece touts a supposed “free blood cure” offering health relief from blood disorders. The garbled copy mentions cures, bone pain, sores, breath issues, and a claim that a woman faced criminal conviction linked to a marriage scheme, noting an incarcerated man.
A committee of Street Car Union employees met with St. Louis Transit Company officials. They presented demands to President Whittaker who was unavailable, then conferred with General Manager Coleman. The board of directors is considering the demands, with no decision yet. The union leader says the Tuesday meeting may authorize a general strike.
The senate commerce committee granted a hearing to several river improvement advocates led by James Selden Cowden from New Orleans. They pressed plans to improve the Mississippi River and other river projects, seeking support from lawmakers.
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