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Newspaper
Americus Times Recorder
Location
Americus, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
4
The Times Recorder editor appeals to readers in Americus Georgia to settle outstanding accounts. The message notes a blue pencil mark on the paper and warns of possible size reduction due to rising white paper costs. Farmers are urged to pay, as cotton prices rise.
The Albany Argus reports a shift from confident McKinley support to panic among Republican campaign managers. Mark Hanna will stay in New York, as managers fear New York may repudiate the Party of the trust, imperialism and Plattism on November 6.
The article argues that trusts are secure under the current federal administration and that the Dingley tariff underpins industrial combines. It asserts that a protective tariff and an administration favorable to trusts enabled large scale trust organization across the country.
The Pittsburg Post notes a year of prosperity for Southern cotton mills with wage gains and new spindles, while New England mills have closed for a month reducing wages. Southern reports cite over 1.4 million new spindles and higher dollar value for family support despite lower Southern wages.
Mr Bryan rebutted a New York Republican claim that his Lincoln farm earned £1400 from cat crop on 120 acres. He notes the farm is only 10 acres, cost about £4000, oats on five acres yield poorly, and after seed and labor his return falls under 5 percent. He argues Republicans cite only good crop news.
Navy Department rejects Richad P Hobson request to tour Asia Russia and Europe to inspect fortifications and yards. He is ordered home via direct route and to report to Brooklyn Naval Hospital before assignment to construction duties. Also notes Hobson denied command in China and eye troubles improving amid other brief remarks on a New York cigar salesman who died by suicide in Mount Vernon.
A promotional pitch urges women to seek Bradfield's Female Regulator as a cure for reproductive and general health issues. The ad claims the medicine treats leus orhea failing womb nerv ousness headaches backache and weakness and asserts broad success with thousands helped. It lists price as one dollar per bottle and credits The Bradfield Regulator Co Atlanta GA.
Disastrous Galveston storm prompts rapid aid response across the U S. Messages from Houston and Atlanta urge funds, disinfectants, and food. Lipton and Indiana join donors, while trains carry 15 carloads of supplies to Houston. Authorities consider special legislative session for large Galveston relief appropriation.
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