Hustler Nonsense Prompts Self Help Appeal
Fragmentary flyer rhetoric touts hustler mindset urging readers to seize opportunity. Vague phrases imply a self help appeal without concrete details or actions. No clear people or organizations identified.
21 Mar 1900
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1900
Page
1
Fragmentary flyer rhetoric touts hustler mindset urging readers to seize opportunity. Vague phrases imply a self help appeal without concrete details or actions. No clear people or organizations identified.
London dispatches report that General Kitchener has entered Priska without opposition and that Roberts and Buller remain inactive. President Kruger says the Boers will conquer or die and seek absolute independence, while Boers blow bridges and retreat north of Bloemfontein as British property casualties rise.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a medical adviser figure, a Buffalo reference, and a disease note. It mentions a pamphlet sold for 1.52 dollars and stamps to request sent to a doctor. The overall readability is low with many garbled phrases.
Senate naval affairs committee approves favorably a Pacific cable bill authorizing a San Francisco to Honolulu telegraph link with surveys to find the best route. Three million dollars is allocated, American-made materials required within 12 percent of foreign costs, and naval aid may be used if needed.
W. J. Bryan gains support from Nebraska Democrats and Populists who reaffirm the Chicago platform of 1894 and endorse Bryan for the Kansas City convention. The platforms call for 16 to 1, oppose a large standing army, condemn trusts and imperialism, favor public U S senatorial elections, and advocate construction of a Nicaraguan canal.
Davis, chair of the foreign relations committee, vows to oppose any delay in ratifications and pushes for immediate approval of the French reciprocity treaty, arguing it benefits both sides and serves national interests.
Ware Shoals near Laurens, about 15 miles west of town, is set to be developed as one of the great southern water powers. The project is owned by a syndicate headed by the mayor of Laurens and involves an Ew Ballt near Laurens.
Reports indicate Britain plans to settle war veterans colonials and foreign volunteers in the Transvaal after the war. Each recruit would receive 210 acres for ten years while Rhodesia and the British South Africa company aid the effort. The War Office reportedly forbids sending colonials to regular army units.
St Petersburg dispatch reports Russia’s foreign minister prepared an official communication to answer President Kruger’s intervention request. The note, drawn with France and Germany, has czar’s approval and targets England with strong language likely to make a deep impression.
A dredge near Hutchinson Island across the Savannah River uncovered the hul k of an English man of war from the revolutionary era. About 5 000 cords of wreckage were removed and burned. Fifteen cannon balls and an antique gun were unearthed along with two gold rings and a gold coin the size of a five dollar piece.
Cotumara March 20 The secretary of state issues a commission to Greer’s Mill Greer’s capitalized 45000 with option to raise to 150000 Beaumont Mills Spartanburg files notice of incorporation Schuer Makes Mental Mournis March 22 Mr J W Schoer reacts to word that an agent bet on F W Brode in New Orleans race watched from judge’s stand
Miss Owen of Montpelier Ohio recounts lifelong catarrh suffering. She reports sprays and washes offered only temporary relief, while blood remedies cured her when others failed. After two months on the medicine her health fully improved and the disease disappeared from her system.
Enrique Callaso comments on Secretary Root's Havana visit, noting that while Root said nothing new, the public impression will be favorable. He cites Cubans' lack of confidence in the current administration and calls for U S support to develop Cuba's agricultural resources for true independence.
The Republican state convention meets in Columbia with about 500 African American delegates and a dozen white officeholders. The credentials committee reviews contested seats as federal officials and incumbents seek to shape the ticket and patronage.
Admiral Dewey and his party arrived at Bavanwas on March 20 for a cordial reception in Savannah. Weather threatened rain early but cleared by evening as a committee escorted the naval hero through the planned entertainment.
Louisville reports a conference between Sergeant F Wharton Golden Barbourville militia and Goebel assassination investigators leading to a plan for his testimony against alleged conspirators in the governor’s murder inquiry. Death of a prominent minister in Manton Ohio from heart disease noted.
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