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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1899
Page
1
Local business opens quarters on Madison Street
A business has secured quarters on Madison Street opposite J. S. Clifton's and invites friends and customers to visit. Staff say they are ready to attend to patrons and conduct business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Interesting Items in Town and County Holiday Plan
The column notes cordiale items picked up around the county and mentions G. M. Bullock of Cordele visiting town yesterday. It says Mac’s friends will be glad to learn he is doing well in his new home. All colleges and schools will grant a holiday later this week for students to enjoy the break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Bullock
Cordele
Mac
Congress Relieved as Philippine Question Settled Locally
The Philippine issue is declared settled not in Washington but by budding statesmen at South Georgia College on Friday evening, relieving Congress of responsibility for the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
South Georgia College
Thom as County Teachers Library Grows With Donations
The teacher's library in Thomas County expands due to Captain Maclean the school commissioner and generosity of Miss Mollie Lowman and Miss Mary Rockwell. Fifty four volumes of fine works were added in one week, as reported by South Georgia Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas County
Capt. Maclean
Mollie Lowman
Mary Rockwell
South Georgia
Georgia Syrup Shipment Sets Record for Plant System
The Plant System hauls 3 000 barrels of Cairo produced Georgia syrup to Texas, passing through Mississippi and Louisiana. The sale totals highlight Georgia syrup moving to new markets and mark a notable transit achievement. The Constitution compliments several legislators including Mr. Mitchell of Thomas for his parliamentary promise and amiable conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Atlanta Journal
Georgia
Cairo
Texas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Expert thief robs Mr A W Palin of $40 Saturday night
A burglar entered Mr A W Palin’s house Saturday night and stole $40 in cash from his pants pocket. Palin had kept the money from the day’s business and discovered the loss when dressing next morning. The thief left the pants and pocketbook on the floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Palin
Mr. Palin
Mr Palin
Death of Mr J N Pidcock Sr in New Jersey
News arrives Sunday of J N Pidcock Sr death at his New Jersey home. He died suddenly after apoplexy Saturday night. Daughter Nellie and son C W Pidcock left for New Mercy to attend the funeral. Pidcock was well known for work with the Georgia Northern railroad and other enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Pidcock
New Jersey
Pidcock
Mise Nellie
New Mercey
Georgia Northern Railroad
Woodmen elect officers for the year at Broad street hall
Woodmen of The World held an annual election on Broad street for the evening year. Officers elected include W. P. Grantham as Commander and J. W. Dillon as Lieut Council Commander. Afterward members and invited guests enjoyed oyster stew and refreshments. Installations are set for the second Thursday night in January with plans for ample refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen of the World
Broad Street
W. P. Grantham
Counseil
J. W. Dillon
C. B. Qistin
James Gribben
H,. Williams
J. WH. Spence
The Quaker Lecture by David Tatum on Intemperance
On Sunday night, Quaker minister David Tatum of Denver delivered a highly engaging address at the courthouse on intemperance. The packed courtroom filled the gallery and standing room. the elderly speaker appeared erect and benevolent with silvery hair and kind eyes, drawing sincere attention from all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Tatum
Denver
Court House
Webis
Death of Haywood Vann in Haet End
Seven year old Haywood Vann, son of Mr and Mrs H H Vann, died Sunday night at home in Haet End. Funeral from the residence Monday afternoon. Interment at Laurel Hill cemetery with Dr Robert H Harris conducting exercises. The parents receive broad sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haywood
H. H. Vann
Haet, End
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Robert H. Harris
Special examination for teachers in Thomasville Ga
Notice states a special teachers examination will be held at the court house in Thomasville Ga on Saturday January 6 1900 starting at 7 30 am. It aids teachers who were prevented from attending the last regular exam by illness or other good cause by order of the board Robert Alexander President Protem and K T Maclean Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Thomasville
Robert Alexander
Protem
K. T
Democratic Policy Toward The Philippines Initiative Introduced
Two joint resolutions from Representative Williams of Mississippi outline Democratic support for recognizing Philippine independence. They propose withdrawing land and sea forces once the Philippines refunds the $20,000,000 paid to Spain, allows a naval coaling station, and grants perpetual free port access. The resolutions vow friendly aid and ten years of anti foreign interference under American control of island affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
Williams
Mississippi
House
United States
Spain
Britain Laments Buller Setback As Boers Hold Line
London readers react to Gen Buller's late dispatch with sorrow and calls for calm and renewed effort. The setback is described as Britain's gravest since the Indian Mutiny and cited as a dramatic failure of reconnaissance and progression against Boer positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Democrats Back Legislative Challenge to Kentucky Governors
In secret session the state central executive and campaign committees unanimously urged a contest before the legislature to remove the Republican governor and lieutenant governor. They endorsed minor candidates filing contests with the state contest board and named ex Governor J. B. McCreary plus four Democrats to draft resolutions and report in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Democratic Party
Beard
J. B. McCreary
Masons Mark 100th Death Anniversary at Mount Vernon
In Mount Vernon on December 14 the tomb of Washington hosted Masons from across the United States and Canada for a centennial memorial service. President McKinley delivered a tribute to the nation’s first president as senators representatives and other officials attended as spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mount Vernon
United States
Canada
McKin~ley
Congress
Convention Set in Philadelphia for June 19 Ballot Stakes
The Republican National Committee in Washington chose Philadelphia for the Republican National convention to be held June 19. First ballot results: Chicago 20, Philadelphia 13, St. Louis 9, New York 7. Second ballot: Philadelphia 25, Chicago 24. Colorado was not represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Republican National Committee
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
Colorado
Aguinaldo Seen Moving With 500 Men
Manila reports from Laoag that Agui naldo in disguise with several generals left Manitong in North Ilocos last Saturday. They were escorted by 500 men and headed toward Salsona, with plans to reach Cabugaon in Cagayan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Associated Press
Laoag
North Ilocos
Manitong
Aguinaldo
Salsona
Cabugaon
Cagayan
Republicans Pass Currency Bill in House Vote
Washington December 18 The currency bill passed the House by a vote of 190 to 150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Dastardly Fire Attempt On Cairo High School
Cairo Ga December 18 1899 a desperate arson bid targeted Cairo High School. A planned fire used distant pine and stacked fuel on the southeast corner, but the motive remains unclear. The board insured the building and the term closed December 15 with plans to resume January 1 under Principal O S Dean and teachers Miss Louise Slater Ivanhoe and Miss Belle Blatock. Sorrow and mourning described from England after Boer victory at Magersfontein. Lord Methuen retreated with heavy losses. Local items note personnel moves, syrup demand, and depot activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Geome
Sonia
O. 5
Dean
Louise Slater
Ivanhoe
Mias Belle Blatock
Barnesville
General freight rate rise eyed by railroads to hit 500 articles
Chicago December 17 The Chron will report a radical new freight rate plan to go into effect January 1 on all eastern and western railroads. The increase, averaging 35 to 40 percent on thousands of everyday goods such as sugar soap coffee flour coal and farm implements, provokes strong protests from shippers who warn higher carrying charges will raise retail prices across commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
the Chronicle
Times commentary on imperial dangers in empire crisis
The Times argues that the current threat to Britain exceeds past perils such as the Crimean War and the Indian mutiny. It warns that without calm public support and decisive action, the empire risks serious damage to its global position and power. It notes miscalculation of the foe and demands effort to correct it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
South Africa
Andrews Demonstrates Hay Production On Ware County Land
Ware County farmer C. H. Andrews shows a practical method for hay on two acres yielding 150 bales of pea vine pop corn and crab grass mix. W B South hauls the hay to Andrews Bibb store. quality compares to western hay and costs less. The Waycross Journal urges Thomas County farmers to focus more on hay and cereals and reduce cotton, opposing northern hay sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Andrews
Ware County
W. B. South
Andrews & Bibb
Waycross Journal
Thomas County
Mrs Cleveland Ends Visit After Illness Rumor
Mrs Cleveland cut short a visit in Philadelphia and returned to Princeton today due to her husband former President Cleveland's illness. She stated he has suffered greatly with rheumatism recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Princeton
Utah Polygamy Controversy Over Congressional Seat
The Utah congressman elect Cannon, a known polygamist, was seated by a Republican majority while Mr. Roberts claimed on the floor that McKinley appointed polygamists to federal Utah offices. The exchange highlights partisan conflict over Utah appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannon
Congress
Utah
Mr. Roberts
McKinley
New Officers Elected at Thomasville Lodge
At a regular communication of Thomasville Lodge No. 369, F. and A. M., held on the 14th, officers were elected for the ensuing Masonic year. G. W. Herring was chosen W M, A G. Miller as SW, S W Davis as J W, A H S Cook as Treasurer, M A Fleetwood as Secretary, W N Mash as Senior Steward, J B Chisholm Jr as Junior Steward, J D N Brown as Tyler, B Mansfield as SD, and others named J Brown as Tyler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Lodge
G. W. Herring
W. M. A. G. Miller
W. S. W. Davis
J. W. A. H.S. Cook
M.A. Fleetwood
W. J. Taylor
S. D. H. B. Mansfield
Trains Stuck in Snow Across Denver Area
Twenty trains trapped in snow between Palmer Lake and Pueblo as drifts reach roof heights. Rio Grande stalled at Fountain and a Colorado Beathert train impeded at Monument. Santa Fe train halted at Palmer Lake with another stalled at Castle Rock Hill. Two trains later relieved as fresh snow falls amid gale and blocked cuts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danver
Col
Palmer Lake
Pueblo
Rio Grande
Fountain
Colorado
Monument
Santa Fe
Castle’s Rock Hill
Cincinnati poised to host national Democratic convention
Cincinnati on December 17 reports a strong push to bring the next national Democratic convention to the city. The former International Sangerfest building, kept ready from last June, stands as a likely venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Razorback Hog Law Backed by Morning News Call
The paper urges the state Senate to follow the House in passing an anti razor-back hog bill. It notes penalties for forest hogs and for taxing out sheep killers, praising the current legislature’s moral courage in addressing the razor-back and the dog problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morning News
State Senate
House
Excursion and Cock Fight Highlight Cavite Event
The News notes a Manila publication the Freedom reveals a Cavite trip with an excursion and a baseball game. About 100 cocks are slated to fight at the new cockpit behind the church, marking a sensational local pastime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Far East
The
Freedom
Manila
Cavite
Philippines Acquisition Foe Says People Not Ready To Depart
The writer argues against permanent acquisition of the Philippines claiming Americans will not support ruling distant peoples and that the nation should not abandon the safe landmarks set by the founders in governing abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Fathers of the Republic
Britain Mourns Over South Africa Campaign Reverses
London endures gloom as reverses in the South Africa campaign dominate the mood and deepen national sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
South Africa
Blundering British Generals vs Strong Boers
The text notes British generals blunder and Boers are tough fighters, arguing incompetent leadership will fail to defeat the Boer forces.
Editorial Briefs Reflecting on Wartime Humor and Politics
Short essays and quips touch on Methuen names, the dog law, Aguinaldo, Otis, shoe vanity, and Dietrickson’s biennial legislature bill. Observance of Washington’s death centennial cited as widespread across the country.
Washington’s Death Marked a Century of Change
The article notes it was exactly one hundred years since George Washington, the republic’s first president, died. It reflects on the vast changes that have occurred since that era, noting historical significance and progress over generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Great Republic
General Wood Named Cuba Commander
The appointment of Gen. Wood to the command of Cuba is a good one. Wood has demonstrated his fitness for the position. Brooke has clearly demonstrated his unfitness for it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gen. Wood
Cuba
Wood
Brooke
Democrats to Hold Convention Date After Republicans
The Republicans will stage their national convention on June 19 in Philadelphia. Democrats are expected to schedule theirs after that date according to party announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Slow Philadelphia Outsails Rival Convention Cities
Slow Philadelphia earns praise as a key convention hub, outpacing New York St. Louis and Chicago in attracting meetings, underscoring its strong status as a major gathering city.
Defeat and political reshuffle echo across South Africa
General Buller suffers a crushing setback with eleven guns lost, and British forces face a string of defeats in South Africa. In domestic politics Allen the windy populist is slated for a senate seat after the governor appoints him following his rival's death last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buller
South Africa
Allen
Senate
Aisle Etiquette Sparks Couple’s Court of Public Opinion
Observers judge behavior at weddings by who leads the way, faulting a man who steps first as domineering, a woman as henpecked, and a couple walking together as simulating marriage. The commentary highlights social expectations and gender roles in public rituals.
President Rickinley Urges Action Against Unhealthful Trade
Kansas City Star notes the president calls on Congress to curb harmful trade practices while defending tariffs as the basis of national trusts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Congress
Rickinley
Kruger Prediction on Transvaal War Raises Alarm
The article cites Kruger predicting England could seize the Transvaal and says Britain is already spilling its best blood in South Africa, implying the warning may be fulfilled and the world will be startled by the price England pays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruger
England
Transvaal
South Africa
England braces for more blood in South Africa conflict
The text mourns England’s able soldiers and predicts further casualties before peace. It states more blood will flow and that final victory seems likely, but at great cost in treasure and lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
South Africa
What will Congress do
The St. Louis Star questions congressional action. It suggests the party in power may loot the treasury and set up the administration party for a crushing defeat in the next campaign.
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Springfield
The
St. Louis Star
Congress
Treasury
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