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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1902
Page
4
Rates listed for Americus edition place Marie Louise Myrick as editor and business manager. Editorial room telephone number appears as v0 in the snippet.
The document names the official organs for multiple jurisdictions including the city of Americas, Sumter County, Webster County and the Railroad Commission of Georgia for the 34th Congressional District. It identifies each entity as the designated official organ for its respective area or body.
A long-windedまとめ of early 1900s remarks covers US Philippines costs beyond 100 million dollars, a push on ship subsidies, Boer War casualties and leadership, a Terrell county white Democratic primary set for April 10, and editorial takes on Altgeld versus Bryan.
A Nashville American critique defends Col McClure for praising General William T Sherman as a man of pure character while Southern readers see Sherman's Georgia era as marked by wanton brutality and savage conduct. The piece contrasts praise with calls for harsher judgment.
A fragmentary reminiscence asserts the South remains unchanged across time with veterans teaching liberty and honor to their grandchildren. It likens ongoing traditions to singing mockingbirds and enduring landscapes, concluding with a signature line referencing Bar PeW Torlor.
Cecil Ruches nears death as a dramatic biographical sketch compares him to empire builders like Clive. The piece traces Rhodes’s ascent from Cape Colony mining to wealth and an ambitious plan to unite South Africa under the British Empire. It notes his Oxford degree in 1831, premier of the Cape cabinet in 1891, and wealth once valued near 50 million, laments his frail health and unfinished projects, and reflects on veterans of 1812 and the Mexican War.
A British agent is purchasing Montana ponies intended for shipment to South Africa. The ponies are noted to have a hard constitution but may stampede if their riders get scared, a panic echoed beyond the animals in Methuen's column.
A fire last night gutted the British Queen, a Phenix Line steamer, at Hoboken riverside causing extensive damage to the ship, pier, and nearby lighters. Losses are estimated near one million dollars with two confirmed deaths and multiple injuries among longshoremen and crew.
Bargains on colored lawns and batiste patterns, dimensional dims and dimities. Silk fabrics including black taffeta silk and vercales offered below regular prices. Window shades linen and veil items add value. Hosiery and undergarments for men and women offered at notable discounts. A wide range of muslin, check muslin, and embroidery lengths plus sun bonnets complete this economical sale.
London plans a royal charity banquet inviting up to 500000 of the citys poor. King Edward has informed the mayor of a £30000 fund to cover arrangements for the event during coronation week. In New York Thomas E Burns a Jersey City Baseball Club manager was found dead in bed from heart disease today at P T Powers home.
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