09 Apr 1901
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1901
Page
1
The notice lists publication days as Monday through Friday for the Enterprise and Saturday for Sopscription Times Enterprise. Advertising rates are given as one dollar per square for first insertions and sixty cents for each additional insertion. Various duration rates are shown including one, two, three, six, and twelve months.
When a carrier fails to deliver the paper readers are asked to report the lapse to the business office so the issue can be resolved and the paper delivered promptly.
A collection of scattered political musings and forecasts features mentions of Aguipaldo and the Philippines, looming European armed neutrality, potential governors of Georgia, and a proposed Philadelphia to New York trolley line. It cites figures from Monroe Advertiser and University of Illinois and Yale debates, with remarks on public sentiment and social conditions in 1809 compared to later eras.
A Savannah Baptist minister, Rev John D Long, argues for high license as a compromise toward temperance. He urges license compliance, Sunday closing, and warns juries guard people not criminals. He says stand for God first, then for lawful conduct.
The Franklin Pa Avening News reports a Oregon pastor’s farewell to his church. He claims God does not love the church because none die or marry and asks for unpaid salary. He says he is appointed chaplain at the state penitentiary and asks for mercy on souls.
Governor Candler invites his staff to Albany on the 24th for a military day at the Chau tauqua. A train will depart Atlanta at 4 p.m. on the 23rd, with staff passing to Albany and returning. notify the office if attending. Jas. W. Robertson Adjutant General. Pope Brown rejects Baptist Convention as a nominating body for political candidates.
The text estimates total costs of the Philippines campaign since the start of the insurrection at 202,583,000 in money and lists 908 officers and men killed or died of wounds and 2,130 dead from disease or other causes, with further figures incomplete.
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