AMERWUS Times-Recorder announces consolidations and rates
The Times-Recorder of Americus Georgia lists consolidation of April finances and new subscription prices for daily and weekly editions. It declares Marie Louise Myrick editor and business manager and notes official status for city, county, and railroad commission coverage.
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Miscellaneous 1901 Charleston Dispatches Reed Themes
A Missouri man defends his drunken condition by claiming his wife loves him most when inebriated. The piece discusses anarchists, police surveillance, and political quarrels surrounding McKinley era figures. Lipton comments on Shamrock's racing record amid unfavorable conditions. Senator Wellington and Senator Hanna are cited on a White House appointment dispute and fallout.
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Old Confederate Soldiers Home Destroyed. Funds Urgently Sought
The Augusta Chronicle urges immediate public subscriptions to rebuild the destroyed Soldiers' Home for 71 old Confederate veterans in Georgia. It calls for $10,600, pledges from every town, and suggests renting a summer hotel as temporary shelter while the new home is planned and financed. The Times-Recorder will accept contributions for the rebuilding effort.
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Land and farming reform to save American agriculture
A Texas Farm and Ranch column warns that wealth consolidation will seize land unless farming improves. It asserts money dominates business, urges widespread adoption of better farm methods and education, and argues reform is the only way to protect American agriculture and homes.
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Atlanta’s emergency monument steals Brumby tribute
The Athens Messenger quotes an Atlanta editor doubting a Tom Brumby monument will progress from subscription to completion, likening it to the stalled Davis monument. It argues Atlanta should finish an emergency tribute now while delaying other projects.
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Roosevelt receives broad support as administration opens
The Savannah News praises Roosevelt noting strong Republican backing and Democrat assurances for a successful start. It claims unusually low factionalism for the era. The Philadelphia Ledger questions Senator Bacon’s definition of freedom promised to Filipinos and who authorized such a pledge in the name of the U.S. government.
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Bartlett Denounces Commercial Democracy in New York Visit
Congressman Bartlett rejects the so called commercial Democracy and defends loyal party principles. He notes Democratic sentiment in Saratoga and predicts a victory in New York City despite opposing efforts for Seth Low. He also comments on Senator McLaurin's chances in South Carolina and warns against anarchist ideas in the United States.
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Arrests Rise in Tampa Labor Disputes During Oct 1
On October 1 several Resistencia men were arrested by regular officers in Tampa for threatening and intimidating workers seeking to return to jobs. Some arrests occurred while suspects were at work, reflecting growing factory activity and improved officer rapport with workers.
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