Times-Recorder Editorial and Publication Details in Americus
The Times-Recorder of Americus Georgia announces subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, provides mailing and remittance instructions to Marie Louise Myrick, editor, and lists the paper as the official organ for Sumter Webster counties and railroad commission districts.
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Times-Recorder
Americus
Marie Louise Myrick
Roow Telephone 99
Sumter County
Webster County
Railroad Commission of Georgia
American mule stance on Boera and reforms in 1902
In Americus on March 14 1902 observers note the mule vote's mixed impact on the Boera controversy with debate on expulsion of McLaurin and Tillman. England plans a 50000 man volunteer reserve. Prince Henry's tour highlights US rail efficiency. Senator Bacon opposes a strong presidential protection bill as overreach. prison reform shifts from stripes to brown salts. reporters face scrutiny. a Georgia editor declines political candidacy citing dedication to liberty and public fires.
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Georgia
Feronda
Hank
Federation Club Conflict Over Color Line Causes Split
The Federation of Women's Clubs faces a fierce dispute over admitting Black women, with Massachusetts and Georgia at odds. Six years ago the Times-Recorder editor warned of this path, and the Georgia Women’s Press Club opposed joining the National Federation. The dispute reflects tensions over prominence and Southern resistance to national unity.
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Federation of Women's Clubs
Massachusetts
Georgia
Times- Recorder
Woman's Press Club of
National Federation of Women's Clubs
Making Lye Hominy Through Time and Taste
The article traces the origins of hominy from indigenous corn processing by the Tuckus and Algonquian groups to Muscogee use. It notes methods like apske and sooka, the role of lye from hickory ashes in traditional flavor, and how modern hominy lacks the old wood ash character, as observed by a Montgomery Advertiser reader.
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Montgomery Advertiser
Prince Henry of Prussia Welcomed in Philadelphia
Prince Henry of Prussia arrives by special train after a ferry ride from Jersey City. He is greeted by Mayor Ashbridge and citizens at Broad Street Station, receives the freedom of the city, and is escorted to City Hall before visiting Independence Hall and Cramp's shipyard.
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New York
Prince Henry of Prussia
Waldorf-Astoria
Jersey City
Philadelphia
Evans
Corbin
Hingham
Prince
Broad Street
Ashbridge
Citizens’ Committee
City Hall
Independence Hall
Cramps
Morgan vows Columbia to cross ocean for all afloat挑战
J Pierpont Morgan told New York Yacht Club guests that Columbia the 1901 America's Cup defender will be kept in commission and sent across the ocean to race against anything afloat. Admiral Van Baudissin and others heard the remark after Prince Henry’s departure, and Commodore Ledyard echoed it to members. Under boat to boat conditions class is waived inviting potential matchups with Emperor William’s Meteor.
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Columbia
New York
J. Pierpont Morgan
Prince Henry
New York Yacht Club
Mr. Morgan
Admiral van Baudissin
Commodore Ledyard
Emperor William
Meteor
Supreme Court declares state anti trust laws unconstitutional
The court ruled the Illinois anti trust statute unconstitutional due to exemptions for agricultural products and livestock. In Thomas Connelly v Union Sewer Pipe Co of Ohio Justice Harlan delivered the decision, broadening implications to states including Georgia Illinois Indians Louisiana Michigan Mississippi Montank Nebraska North Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas and Wisconsin with live stock and farm product exemptions. The Texas Farm and Ranch notes seeds sent by congressmen, unused by fowls except corn, and mocks the freeseed department.
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United States Supreme Court
Thomas Connelly
Union Sewer Pipe Company
Ohio
Justice Harlan
Georgia
Illinois
Indians
Louisiana
Michigan
Mississippi
Montank
Nebraska
North Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Wisconsin
Texas Farm and Ranch
Uncle Sam
Labor Strike Grips Boston Freight Handlers and Drivers
Boston March 10 The freight handlers strike began early today led by the Team Drivers union about 6 000 members with others joining and organizers predicting as many as 10 000 out by night The action follows Brine Transportation company friction with its teamsters while police stand ready to curb disturbances.
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Boston
Brine Transportation Company
Teamsters
Prince Henry Hosts Impromptu Concert at Astor Gallery
The Arion society of Brooklyn held a private Sunday recital for Prince Henry with 150 members attending. He directed six encore songs after the initial aria Die Prin Lied, criticizing the German rendition of My Old Kentucky Home and noting English would better express its beauty. The Savannah Press mentions Miss Roosevelt and a silver hatchet, contrasting with Cartier brand.
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Arion Society of
Brooklyn
Prince Henry
Astor Galery
Kentucky
Admiral Eyane
Fire kills mother and nine children in Matane residence
Fire began in the kitchen of Arthur Bouchard's home in Matane Quebec. The alarm was raised by a servant. Bouchard escaped from an upper window while his wife and all nine children perished. The victims ranged from a 2 year old to a 14 year old, including four boys ages 10 9 8 and 7 and two girls aged 6 and 4. The mother died attempting to save them.
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Matane
Quebec
Arthur Bouchard
Bouchard
Venezuelan Rebels Active Near Pedernales Alarm Grows
Reports from Port of Spain say insurgents outnumber government troops near Pedernales Venezuela while the cruiser Falke sails from Trinidad to protect German interests aboard the Orionoco Asphalt company vessel. The revolutionary ship Libertador was sighted off Carupano on Friday afternoon.
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Pedernales
Tin
Sargents
New York
Orionoco Asphalt Company
Falke
Trinidad
Venezuela
Spain
The
Herald
Libertador
Carupano
Skyscraper Chain Plans Fifth Floor in Jacksonville Rise
The Dual-Upchurch Investment company plans a new story for its five story Jacksonville building at Bay and Main streets marking a major step beyond the existing structure. The Iowa battleship will reach Port Bahia Blanca soon for repairs while Rear Admiral Sunmer arrives in Montevideo aboard the Nile.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Dual-Upchurch Investment Company
Bay and
Main Streets
Iowa
New York
United States
Port Bahia Blanca
Buenos Ayres
Herald
Sunminer
United States Navy
Montevideo
Nile
Governor Taft Condition Favored After Surgery
March 12 report states Governor Taft of the Philippine Islands is in entirely favorable condition following a surgical operation performed yesterday. The news from Cincinnati notes no complications and expectations of steady recovery.
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Taft
Cincinnati
Philippine Islands
Oakton Burn Causes Citywide Alarm in Hickman County
Special to The Evening Post reports Oakton in Hickman County with about 400 residents burned. Origin of the fire is not known as Paducah dispatch reaches Louisville on March 12.
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Oakman
Louisville
Evening Post
Paducah
Oakton
Hickman County
New Wash Goods Prices and Styles Listed
A catalog of fabrics showing 37c per yard for one hundred fast colored Lawns in 27 inch width. 5c for fifty styles colored Lawns 27 inches wide. 6c for one hundred styles Almeria Batiste 30 inches wide. 7c for twenty-five styles Populaire Organdy 30 inches wide. 10c for forty-five styles fine colored Dimities 32 inches wide. 1214c for thirty-five styles fine colored Batiste and up to 75e yd.
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Almeria Batiste
Bargain Sale On Taffeta Silks And Dress Goods
A historic sale advertises Taffeta Silk at 48c per yard for 500 yards and 20 inch belts, Black Taffeta at 98c per yard, 1000 yards White Lawn at 3 4 4c per yard, 12 1 2c men’s drawers, 29c linen shades, 15c hose, 8c per yard Percales, 12 1 2c North Port Cheviots, 63c Mohawk Valley sheets, 49c yard Mohair, 1c satin baby ribbon, 25c Balbriggans, and 4 3 4c Calicoes. Limited quantities and time known.
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North Port
Mohawk Valley
Sec
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