Times-Recorder Editorial Roundup in 1900s Georgia
Editorial snippets discuss Philippine troops re-enlisting as terms expire and prospects for McKinley era prosperity. Judge Fort solicits Northen aid while hinting at Toombs legacy, with critique of Cuba police and Georgia Third district politics. Mentions E B Lewis, Arthur Pue Gorman, and Davi Bennett Hill in a partisan frame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones
Arthur Pue Gorman
Davi Bennett Hill
Judas Iscariot
Washington Post
Cuba
Georgia
Patti son in Vice Presidential Contention
Ex Governor Pattison of Pennsylvania hints at a vice presidential bid at the Democratic national convention. Speaking in Chicago as a Methodist delegate, he says he would accept if nominated, insists he seeks no votes, and notes Bryan’s possible nomination for president would not cause him to decline the second place.
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Rattioon
Pennsylvania
Democratic National Convention
Pattison
Chicago
Methodist General Conference
Inquirien
Iam
Kansas City
Tahal
Bryan
Plaos
Forts Twelve Reasons Against Lewis Circulate in 1896
The piece outlines Judge Allen Fort’s alleged twelve reasons against Mr. Lewis for Congress, claiming they originated with Fort and were published by The Times-Recorder in 1894. It asserts the editor did not author the lines and notes Fort dictated much of the copy in 1846. The article urges voters to judge Fort on May 15 and suggests public recollection of prior editorials.
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Allen Fort
Americus Organ
Lewis
Congress
Times- Recorder
Times-Recorder
Judge Fort
Times
Recorder
Sumter
Why Not Raise Our Own Sugar
The New York Sun argues for domestic sugar production citing land, refinery plans in Florida and Tampa, and a looming rise of sugar refineries. It notes the U S imported sugar costing more than it earned from wheat exports and urges growth of cane and beet sugar within the state and Florida. Missouri politics are touched on with Democrats opposing the Nicaragua Canal bill and New Hampshire Democrats supporting the Chicago platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Sun
the Sun
Florida
Tampa
Quitman
Savannah News
New Hampshire
Chicago
Decrease in Cotton Crop Reported by Secretary Hester
Secretary Hester’s analysis shows eight months of the cotton movement ending in April reveals Texas and Indian Territory imported about 907000 fewer bales than last year, while other Gulf states and Atlantic states show mixed changes. Total marketed crop down 1956000 bales from the prior season with regional declines and a modest Atlantic rise.
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Hester
Texas
Indian Territory
Arkansas
Mississippi
Tennessee
Missouri
Oklahoma
Atlantic States
North
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Virginia
Gulf States
Mozley’s Lemon Elixir Advertised for Liver Gallbladder and Nerves
An old advert promises Mozley's Lemon Elixir regulates liver stomach bowels and kidneys aiding biliousness constipation malaria indigestion headaches sleeplessness nervous issues fever chills and kidney diseases. It promotes 0c and 1 bottle through Sluggists as prepared by Dr H Mozley Atlanta Ga with testimonials from users in West Virginia Alabama and Georgia.
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H. Mozley
Atlanta
H Mozley
J P Sawrecz
GriMp
Morning Call
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Marie Louise Myrick
Americus
Sumter County
Webster County
Railroad Commission
Dietrich District
Philippines
Bob Toomba
W. J. Northen
Aguinaldo
Vom Paul
England
France
McKinley
Cincinnati Enquirer
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Eure
Third
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Toombs
Northn
Cassius
Northen
Equitable
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Dirty Dozen
House
Beven
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Crown Terrence
Board of Health
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Duncan
Mozley
Ezra W. Jones
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Morley
Harry Apens
First Ave
Birmingham
Ala
A. Berrune
Woodstock
Key
Bornittore
A. W. Smite
Forsyth and
Jackson Streets
Fereskrap
Thor ' Rae
Jurouiliy
America
Clement C. Gaines
Yor
C. M. Copucin
L. G. Council
Ass't
Planters Bank
Americur, GA
General Banking
Whitley Grocery CO
Ballard
Americas
C Hawkins
Cotton Avenue
Nick Drowgists
Lancer
Marshallville
Office For Payment
H. Company
Marshallville, Ga
Dodson’s Pharmacy
RYCO
Central Or
Georgia Railway
Auxaicus
Quertcus Macon
Athens
Savapnan
Augusta
Tbany
Icon
Misoah
Abgusta
Columbus
Fort Valley
Dallz
Aga Watericus
Macon
Rey Savannah
Sevingah
Wholesale Grocers, Cos.and
Albany
Golden Dent
Hickory
E. J. Eldridge
Americus, Georgia
Johnson & Harrold
Windsor Horst
Chas. A. Fhicker
Henry Wetteroth
Col Jlege Street
Lee
Harrold
Whale Service
Lare
Dis
Foley
Simsasvise
Price Sc
Davenport Drug Co
Teve Wooten
Steve Wooten
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Acta
S. R. Sims
Prop
Church Street
Crawford Wheatley
Tton Avenue
W.H. Glover
Forsyth St
Opera House
M. Callaway
Myrtle Springs
B. B. Chambliss
Neelng
G. R. Ellis
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