Times-Recorder rates and editorial details in Americus
The Times-Recorder in Americus Georgia lists subscription prices for daily and weekly editions and directs payments to its office. It identifies Marie Louise Myrick as editor and business manager and notes its status as the official organ for Sumter Webster counties and the 34th Congressional District’s railroad commission coverage.
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the Times-Recorder
Americus
Marie Louise Myrick
Times-Recorder
Sumter County
Webster County
Railroad Commission of Georgia
President McKinley Tours New Orleans Historic Visit
AMERICUS GA MAY 10 1901 A roundup notes favorable Cuban situation farmers at work a jail sentence odd days in Kansas City and a New York paper listing 3823 millionaires McKinley speaks in New Orleans praising fair trading and diplomacy while comments touch on Tennessee Kentucky gun violence Judge Candler Park Speer Hanna Morgan and Bienville’s old city New Orleans welcomes the president with cordial addresses and historic interest
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Bienville
McKinley
New Orleans
Society Harmful to Young Men Says Depew and Schwab
Senator Depew echoed Schwab in saying society is ruinous for ambitious youths. He recalled a lawyer’s view of two sons with careers and a poor worker who still rises in business. He argued poverty can fuel effort while excessive society distracts from business. Society and devotion to it clash. the two leaders are right.
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Henator Depew
Fother Day
Schwab
Steel Trust
Depew
Senator Depew
Mr. Schwab
Savannah News
Judge Candler Rules on Land Funds for Teachers
Georgia readers react to Judge Candler's mandamus ordering the treasurer to pay teachers from land proceeds reserved for public debt. The Augusta Herald notes the decision respects constitutional duty, while urging future legislatures to secure teacher pay without constitutional conflict.
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Candler
Treasurer Park
Georgia
Qandler
Augusta Horald
Mothers Friend promises painless pregnancy and easy birth
An advertisement extols Mother's Friend as the ideal remedy to ease pregnancy risks and labor. It claims prevention of swelling, morning sickness, and other discomforts, citing a Tampa hotel proprietor's wife who supposedly had an easier birth with the product. The copy urges purchase at drugstores and notes a price per bottle.
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Tampa
Fla
Nother
Bradfield
Atlanta
Vind Bees
Baty
Candler's Mandamus Decision on Warrants and Northeastern Sale
The Macon Telegraph reports Judge Candler finds the mandamus case against the state treasurer does not address the main constitutional point raised by Captain Park, ruling Park as a ministerial officer may not challenge constitutionality. It also holds the Northeastern railroad sale funds not bound by constitutional limits, affecting warrant coverage and raises questions about the treasurer’s oath and bond.
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John Candler
Treasurer Park
Johney
Terrell
John 8. Candler
Park
Supreme Court
Candler
Northeastern
Macon ‘Telegraph
From Jail To Altar In Memphis Shocking Escape
Doris Noble, who shot and killed broker W Hogin, is freed as the murder charge is dismissed at the Hogin family request. She has married Bert Lamont after release from jail and plans to leave town for Paducah. A recent outcry followed the scandal involving Togta, his wife and daughter.
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Memphis
Doris Noble
Broker W. Hogin
New Orleans
Norfleet
Hogin
Bert Lamont
Wan
Paducah
Rh Oi Togta
Mystic Cure for Rheumatism Claimed to Heal in Three Days
Montox L Hruu of Lebanon Indiana reports his wife suffered inflammatory rheumatism in all muscles and joints for six weeks and eight doctors offered no help until Mystic Cure for Rheumatism. He says it gave immediate relief and she walked within three days. Sold by E J Eldridge Druggist Americus.
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Montox L. Hruu
Lebanon
Ind
Ace
Vy E J Eldridge
Ameriour
E. J. Eldridge
Americus
Southern train wreck injures mail agent in Avousta
Mixed Southern railway train from Columbia wrecked near Trenton at 8 a.m. Mail Route Agent Lonnie Courtney fatally injured. Three or four cars derailed. 15 passengers bruised but uninjured. Also ad for Great South American Kidney Cure and wage notice at Pennsylvania Steel Works.
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Avousta
Southern Railway
Columbia
Trenton
Lonnie Courtney
Duncan Us and 117 Forsyth Street Americus Ga Old Shaw Stand
A report from Greenville County South Carolina states Henry Trammell was shot and killed by John Allen in the Dark Corner after rumors of slander about Allen's wife. Allen, with a shotgun, confronted Trammell near Mary Dell and fired after heated words.
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A. G. Duncanus
Forsyth Street
Shaw’s
Americus, Ga
Greenville County
Gretesville
S. C
Henry Trammell
John Allen
Allen
Trammell
Mary Dell
Brkt Gum Tn
Oman
Indemnity Amount Reduced In Peking Report
Washington May 8 confirmation of AP dispatches from Peking says the indemnity to be demanded has fallen from about 500 million to 337 million dollars. The report also notes scrutiny of General Chaffee’s remarks at General Caseles’s banquet and implications for potential official complaints.
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Auvancea
Hannissuna
Pennsylvania Steel Works
Wasninctos
Associated Press
Peking
Chaffee
Wasuixoros
May
General Chaffee
General Caseles
Ing Bis
Po Eremen
Final arbiters in all questions in this country
Fragmentary quote remarks on the people as ultimate decision makers and a stray line about week-old women and babies appears, reflecting an odd historical clipping.
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