28 Mar 1900
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1900
Page
1
For Women In the ass. week we have opened up the most complete line of Ladies' Oxfords ever seen in this city. Prices g8c. to .3, to which we invite your attention.
Fragmentary OCR reads 509 and 506 Fourth Street near Uniea Passinee with phone 265. The text is incomplete but suggests a small business listing or contact detail on a city street.
A historical notice claims a home based system cures various diseases burdensome to women without personal stigma or operation. The method allegedly treats cases malt style and promises pale, healthy results with painless care at home.
Fraxtoft Kentucky March 27 The fourth day of the Powers examination trial ended with the judge holding Powers over without bail to the Franklin county grand jury. The court delayed other cases as prosecutors prepared to proceed. A heated argument between Campbell and Denny caused an audience stir before an apology was issued.
Det D E Armstrong reports arrest of H E Yontz Republican Auditor Sweeney's private secretary for being the man with a black moustache linked to John Forces Calen Powers vision. Yontz is tied to John L Geawions a notable Republican in Avousta Georgia context.
Dispatches report tension as Transvaal leaders demand independence guarantees before negotiations. Boer actions include cavalry reconnoiters near Frankfort and skirmishes with British forces, with Basutoland natives recruited for rail repair and widespread rain hindering British advances. Reports from Ladysmith and Cape Town note Boer attempts to trap units, rising prisoner deaths, and calls for independence to avert further conflict.
In Fayetteville Ga on March 27 a fight 9 miles from town left Toliti Molinaay ali Wikitein Ribena dead and the other dying. The brothers‑in‑law had quarrelled and threats preceded the clash.
In Macox on March 27 Allen Fuller says he did not go to the Pottle murder scene with Alfred Redd dione but was forced by two white men one armed with a Winchester and the other a pistol to participate Heath caine ee New Mills Projected. Two new cotton mills are planned in Ohio bringing total annual capitalization near 5 million with openings in Verdey and Liberty. Paris dates Exposition opening set for April 14 after cabinet confirmation.
Senator Foraker introduced amendments to the Puerto Rican bill, agreed by the Republican caucus, drafting a new measure. The changes shift resident status language and retain tariff provisions for imports to Puerto Rico, including a 5 cent tariff on coffee and free admission for non-subversive Spanish literary and artistic works.
Belair Maryland March 37 a Black man identified as Lewis Harris was dragged from a jail cell and hanged by a mob early this morning after an attempted assault on Miss Annie Havplin at her home near Belair. Harris reportedly proclaimed his innocence while the crowd chanted. Nearby in Baltimore jail another Black man, William Black, awaits trial for assault on Miss Jessie Bradford in Aberdeen after a mob incident last night.
In Savaynatt on March 27 a trial opens in U S court over Mrs. Margaret Dooner's suit against the Standard Life and Accident Insurance Co of Detroit. The dispute concerns a pistol wound causing a life policy claim and age of overdue payments, with questions on whether the death was self-inflicted and if the accident policy is void.
Risdon from Company will construct a large dry dock. The owners of the Tron have practically closed a deal and secured control of the Pacific coast. It is stated the company will bid for the construction of war vessels and other ships of the largest size.
Fragmented item reports a Delaware Methodist conference condemning liquor sales and consumption. It mentions a Wilmington assembly's stance amid ongoing debates, with scattered references to speakers and events, including invitations to lectures and educational meetings.
Paris dispatch claims Denmark plans to sell the Danish West Indies to the United States. The State Department has not confirmed any bill. negotiations had been near completion but President Cleveland’s opposition cooled prospects. In London and Washington, officials note no definite act has been made and the deal remains unsettled.
Savannah March 37 April 0 the Central of Georgia railway directors will convene in Savannah to elect a successor to Mr. H. M. Comer late president of the company. The meeting will be the regular quarterly session and will include resolutions on Comer’s authority. The question of who will assume the presidency remains unsettled with little public clarity in Savannah.
New York March 27 claim that England has apologized for opening Consul Macrum's mail at Pretoria was made by Representative
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