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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1900
Page
2
A long opinion piece from the Americus Times-Recorder discusses subscription rates, urges Sumter to send two of its best men to represent the people, and notes various political remarks. It touches on Kerry’s reelection, train robberies, labor disputes, and newspaper influence on public opinion.
The Press notes Professor W P Trent departs the University of the South Sewanee Tennessee to take English literature chair at Columbus College New York. Readers in the north praise his progressive views while southern sentiment is said to be out of touch. The Springfield Republican says he has raised historical and critical standards and earned Sewanee Review editor status.
In Savannah at a Dewey banquet Judge Emory Speer recalls southern soldiers with lyric praise. He envisions their graves as enduring trust of the ages and predicts future generations and northern allies will keep their memory and mission alive through shared service and strength.
Summary of recently launched enterprises across the South and Appalachia including bleachery in South Carolina, brass foundry in West Virginia, brick and tile works in Georgia and North Osrclies, broom soft cigar factory in Georgia, coal mines in Tennessee and West Virginia, three cotton mills in Georgia, cotton seed oil mills in South Carolina and Texas, cotton waste mills in North Carolina, and electric light plants in Georgia. The report lists multiple small factories and industrial projects started in late March.
The Chat tanooga Elks Lodge mourns member Neikirk who died Saturday morning of pneumonia. Two attendants accused of neglect and drinking face scrutiny as the lodge orders a relief plan amid rumors. Neikirk’s death triggers concern over medical care among lodge members.
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