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22 May 1900
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Americus Times Recorder in Americus, Georgia
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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1900
Page
1
Supreme Court rules Beckham case lacks jurisdiction
The United States Supreme Court, in a decision by Chief Justice Fuller, affirmed Kentucky’s court ruling and dismissed the Beckham case for want of jurisdiction. Justices Brewer, Harlan, Brown and McKenna dissented. The ruling holds state contest cases fall to political branches, not federal courts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuller
Kentucky
Brewer, McKenna
Wasumyctos
United States Supreme Court
Beckham
Court of Appeals of
General Assembly
Assembly
Goabel
Tribunal of the People
Sention
Brewer
Harlan, Brown
McKenna
Louisvillle
Taylor
Frankfort
Butler County
Supreme Court
Washington
Supreme Bench
Strikers Lose in Philadelphia Convention Planned in St Louis
Beginning of the fourth week of the trades council strike in Paranerrosa shows allied council still regards Brotherhood Carpenters as non union and aims to disrupt their org. Allied members may work on jobs with brotherhood men, a move seen as partial. Wage scales signed trigger returns to work. plumbers who struck for an eight hour day at 3.75 dollars resumed work without agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paranerrosa
Trades Councils
Allied Council
Brotherhood Carpenters
Brotherhood of Carpenters
Transit Strikes Limit St Louis Streetcar Service
The St Louis Transit company operates about the same number of lines as last week with roughly 200 cars running versus 800 normal. Red crews repair tracks and trolley wires on major routes as non union workers arrive from other cities to fill positions, while strikers try to persuade new hires to quit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Red
Then Avenue
Vamdeventer
Boulevard
Union Station
Alabama Miners to Meet for Wage Scale Talks
In Bronxonam Alabama the United Mine Workers executive board called a state convention for June 20 in Birmingham to prepare a wage scale as the current contract expires July 1. The wage rate remains the highest ever paid in Alabama and mine work is plentiful. President Young reported the union’s affairs in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronxonam
Ala
United Mine Workers of America
Division of
Alabama
Birmingham
Young
United Mine Workers
The South's Development Shows New Industries Emergence
Several new enterprises reported in The Tradesman for the week ended May 19 include brick works in Alabama Georgia and Kentucky a Georgia canning factory coal mines in North Carolina and Tennessee electric power plant a ranching venture in Texas and related developments. The report notes varied industrial growth across the southern states with multiple projects under construction or planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ouarragoods
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
North Carolina
Tennessee
Semerece Meres Cachine
Georarte Hibama
Texas
Dr Flemming Pleads For Old Faith At Presbyterian Assembly
Atlanta May 21 The fourth day featured Dr R H Flemming of Lynchburg Va delivering an eloquent address tracing Christian unity through Reformation creeds from 1552. He warned against new theology that makes sin mere misfortune and robs Christ of divinity. The assembly also heard judicial and overture reports and held a missionary rally day with speakers on home and world missions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Presbyterian Assembly
R. H. Flemming
Lynchburg
Flemming
Council of Trust
Crawther
Melancther
Ballinger
Bucer
Moses D. Hoge
Alexander
Christ
Judicial Committee
J. §. Shaw
Texas
Memphis
Cumberland Presbyterian General Assembly
J F. Fender
Cleveland
S. W. McDonald
Logang Ind
Asl
G. W. Silvens
Tobenon
Cemethos
Home Mission World
Dar
Kirksville
Aaloneen
Ngtensby
Murder, mills, and electric chair stories from May reports
Scattered May items describe a Clearwater Florida shooting and a fatal wounding followed by an investigation, a Decatur Alabama meeting on a cotton mill site, a Ga Lyons economy note on a yarn and weaving mill, a North Carolina hosiery mill and power plant contract, and a May execution in New York City. The items reflect local industry growth and crime outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Wheeler
Decatur
Als
Gadpsuabes
Reas & Beeke
Stxorsa
Frits Meyer
Frederick Smith
New York City
Moatshos Dealers Emphasize Fresh Stock at Schumpert Shoe Co
While opposition sleeps Moatshos dealers let the spidere steke put claims in all sorts of corners of their stores. They may buy new goods each season but keep lots of out of date stock to work off. We keep our stock cleaned right up close. Nothing is ever allowed to remain long enough to go out of style. We have just what you want.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moatshos
Steke
Atyle
Schumpert Shoe CO
President In Bad Health Shapes Rumored VP Pick
New York May 21 Republican congressmen say a running mate for President McKinley is unsettled due to his health. They note Roosevelts name not presented and discuss possible contenders like Bliss Wolcott Otis and others as a safe choice in a tense, uncertain political moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Congress
McKinley
Roogsvelt
Sonaliderasios
Clpbia
Washiptan
Powder in an Old Cistern Unearths 49 Kegs in Montgomery
Workmen uncover a cistern behind a North Perry Street gun store revealing 49 kegs of powder hidden for years. Officials suspect the cistern dates to the Civil War era or earlier, with locals uncertain of its existence until now. The discovery occurred during preparations for a new building in Montgomer y Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Montcovery
Ala
Perry Street
Virginia votes on constitutional convention for suffrage limits
Virginia voters face a Thursday ballot on restricting woman suffrage as the central issue of a proposed constitutional convention. Debates center on how the convention could shape state government costs and the broader political climate surrounding Negro suffrage. Albany to get another bank as Albany National Bank to open June in Avast Georgia. Peak plans include a plow factory for Birmingham with W and H Houston and HJ Bryan managing the venture.
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Virginia
New Bank For
Albany
Avast
Juno Bay Peak
Albany National Bank
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