27 Mar 1900
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1900
Page
1
The readable text presents fragmented figures and amounts related to women valued at amounts like 125 and mentions numbers 175 225 300. Names, dates, or organizations do not appear clearly. The piece lacks coherent context or identifiable events.
Debates over the anti trust plank in the Nebraska platform trigger national responses. Senator Jones of Arkansas defends the plank as a policy stance rather than a draft for laws, while Democrats praise its aim to curb trusts and support municipal ownership discussions. The article also notes related items from Savannah and other short notices.
Fragmented text describes warfare and disease with references to a medical discovery. It includes mentions of extractive profits, a personal account of battles, and a request for a bound copy of a medical work at a stated price. The readable parts are unclear and interlaced with garbled terms.
Provisional substitute bill for Puerto Rico makes it an internal revenue district under US laws. It sets a San Juan collector at 4000 dollars, taxes 16 percent on internal revenues, extends tobacco and liquor rules, and repeals customs duties between the islands until March 1, 1902. Local self-government may adjust taxes by proclamation.
In Frasxfort March 26 Judge Moore resumed the trial of Republican Secretary of State Oslab Powers for alleged involvement as an accessory to Governor Gogbel’s murder. Star witness Wharton Golden fell sick after direct testimony and could not be cross examined. Deputy sheriff sought him at a hotel as Powers spoke with friends before an afternoon adjournment.
The annual report of James Roderick, chief of the Pennsylvania bureau of mines, notes 9,575 lives lost in 80 years in anthracite mines. Decades show rising fatality rates per 1 000 workers with 3,149 deaths in 1890 1899. overall losses near 9,161 to 9,575.
From Buoeurorreis March 26 reports say Bloemfontein holds as Proclamation effects spread. Foreign volunteers from France the Netherlands and Belgium join the Transvaal ranks while British control remains cautious. Mafeking relief seems distant as Mevemfi and Colonel Plumers forces press on half rations.
A Boer relative of Kruger denies any plan to destroy South African mines. He calls Montega White’s Washington remarks unauthorized and harmful, insisting there is no danger to mining property.
A wreck on the Atlanta and West Point line near Opelika injured baggage master W B Blunt and Oulin the express messenger. The through fast mail from New York to New Orleans derailed between West Point and LaGrange, with reports of one death and multiple injuries. President Smith cites one death and one injury as of the latest update.
A letter from Manila reports Major Kirkman of the United States Volunteers insulted Archbishop Chappelle during a voyage from San Francisco to Manila. The archbishop complained after Kirkman hung a pistol through a window and the major dismissed the concern.
Patrolman Goodson found two young white girls in a negro house at No 18 Raspberry street and arrested Virginis MoTsy on disorderly house charges. The girls, ages 12 and 16, were taken from the residence, with 16 year old Kits Tumlin from a nearby town. Fragments mention reunion planning by Confederate veteran camps in Georgia for Louisville in May and real work beginning on a large New York project in March.
Morning reports in Rome indicate Cardinal Satelli, former U S delegate, will likely succeed Cardinal Ledochowski as prefect of the congregation for the propagation of the faith. Satelli has long resided in Washington and is regarded for his knowledge of church needs. The notice appears from a prominent Roman Catholic source in Pignapetrata on March 26.
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