The Times Recorder Americus GA Editorial Details
The Times Recorder Americus Ga lists rates for DAILY and WEEKLY editions, with editorial management by MARIE LOUISE MYRICK as Editor and Business Manager. It notes offices in Americus and affiliations as official organ for Sumter County and related entities, including railroad commission district representation.
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Times-Recorder
Americus
Marie Louise Myrick
City of America
Sumter County
Webster County
Railroad Commission of Georgia
Senator Gallinger seeks Bible in library history note
Americus Ga March 28 1902 report that Senator Gallinger requested the Bible from Congress library marking a second such call in 42 years. The piece also cites farm accounting critique from Texas Farm and Ranch and summarizes opinions on the Cuban tariff bill and cabinet reshuffles in New York World and Herald.
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Gallinger
Congressional Library
Congress
The
New York Herald
Cuba
Sumter 18 Not In Contest Over Oratorical Row
Sumter county withdraws support from the oratorical association amid a dispute over notice of final contest date and place. The Sumter manager and a vice president say they were ignored by the president founder, fueling talk of forming a county-only group and disappointing pupils trained for the primary contest.
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Sumter
Bciley
Marion
Sumter County
Buena Vista
Cleveland Letter Sparks Debate On Democracy And Party
Princeton February 26, 1903. Ex president Grover Cleveland letters a Mississippi editor praising democracy while critics call his second term a period of favoring wealth and Republican policy. The piece argues Cleveland misled the party, fueling opposition and challenging his defense of tariff reform and imperialism. It contends the Cleveland wing would cripple the party's future and align with Republicans on key issues.
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Cleveland
Mississippi
Princeton
F. M. Runnels
Star
South
Grover Cievenann
Democratic Party
White House
Wall Street
Cleveland Democracy
Union
Nord America Reaches New York After Turbulent Atlantic Passage
The Nord America entered New York on March 25 with coal and water nearly gone after storms between Naples and Bermuda. Four hundred two cabin and 1,300 steerage passengers endured days of fear as seas washed over decks and mothers with children were drenched. Passenger Frederick Taylor, a Royal Geographical Society fellow, described a night of horror as the crew steered for Bermuda to seek relief.
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Nord America
New York
Bermuda
Genoa
Naples
Frederick Taylor
Royal Geographical Society
Borneo
Japan
China
Hawaii
Taylor
America
Hiamilton
Special Offerings in Dry Goods and Hosiery
A catalog of discounted textiles and apparel including men’s patent elastic seam Drawers at 49c regular 75c, ladies’ silkalisle ribbed vests at 25c, 1000 yards white lawn at 53 4c per yd, sun bonnets 15c each or two for 25c, and various fabrics and linens priced well below regular. Also black hose, half hose, muslin, colored lawns, batistes, dimities, calicoes, taffeta silk, lercales yard goods, silk stripes, bleached ribbed vests, linen shades, and mixed Balbriggan undershirts at low prices.
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David J. Hill
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Bellamy Storer
Spain
Germany
Bryan
Bradfield Regulator Co
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Eldridge Drug Stores
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Lamar Sts
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Colorado
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New Spring
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Batiste
First Methodist Church of Americas
A. G. Duncan
Forsyth Street
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