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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1900
Page
7
The piece argues the Democratic leadership may abandon populist tactics and run a straight line campaign on traditional Jeffersonian principles. It predicts a major party realignment, personnel changes, and a bold nationwide strategy led by a vigorous chair.
Mrs. Davis cannot attend the Confederate reunion in Louisville due to uncertain health. She expresses regret, sends sympathy, and notes her daughter Mrs I A Hayes and granddaughter Miss Varina Hayes will be present. she extends kind regards to United Confederate Veterans and their veterans.
The Knoxville Sentinel denounces the Democratic Party for wavering on tariff policy while the Memphis Scimitar rebukes loud voices. The column argues the tariff issue splits the party and asserts the Chicago convention of 1896 and Bryan would block reviving a tariff for revenue only stance.
The report notes Bob Hodges may contest the solicitor race against Mr. Polhill, whose narrow majority was nine yet deemed strong given context.
Swainsboro Pine Forest editor Harrington argues the current educational system fails to prepare youth for work. He urges a school revolution toward industrial training and insists funding must require industrial qualifications, blaming parents for a lax attitude toward labor.
The Cochran Tribune editor argues the region earns only a fraction of consumer prices. He cites corn and cotton as examples and laments high middleman costs. He urges local processing to capture true value, saying producers lose money to intermediaries and calls for change.
The Morning News questions why Hawaiian sugar enjoys free entry while Porto Rican sugar pays duties. It notes Hawaii is controlled by a few rich owners whereas Porto Rico’s crop is held by many small producers. The paper expects Republican defense to face scrutiny.
Flem du Bignon should succeed himself as chairman of the state democratic executive committee. Cool, clear-headed, and loyal to the core, he is eminently the man for the place.
Thomaston Ga May 28 The total solar eclipse reached totality at 7 40 this morning as the Lick Observatory expedition led by Prof Campbell observed a flawless event. Hundreds of views taken and many negatives developed promise to yield valuable data for textbooks and variable observations from the spectroscope.
A devastating blaze in Apalachicola Florida on Friday noon consumed the entire business section, burning six blocks, two hotels, a bank, armory and more. Loss estimated at 500000 with 30 percent insured as most structures and contents were destroyed. Crossed riverfront origin. big mills escaped.
In Atlanta on May 25 the general assembly approved a twenty first century fund of one million dollars to endow church educational institutions. The assembly planned to adjourn sine die the next day.
The Supreme Court rules against Dewey’s bid for the maximum bounty for the destruction of Spanish ships at Manila Bay. It holds that American guns and force were superior, while Spanish land batteries do not count. The Nashville American quips that Montana’s governor should bring the lieutenant governor next fishing trip.
Excerpts discuss Cuba independence and U S officials repatriating funds. Tutuila’s new status and language from chiefs draw scrutiny. Georgia primaries boost voter registrations amid praise for the primary system. Comments from editor Paul Powell praise primaries. Hong Kong dispatch notes Filipino arms influx and junta banquet. Senator Scott taps expansion as office appointments rise, warning of pension costs.
An exchange defines the golf walk as a loose jointed stride with flapping arms a poked head and neck and a flat chested carriage. The vivid description portrays a peculiar style gaining attention as a fad.
In Georgia a shift toward dairy cows gains momentum. An Tennessee University bulletin notes dairy cows outpace steers in production and profitability, citing experiments on milk yield, fat and protein content, and cost comparisons. The piece argues for improved cattle management and education to boost creamery butter production.
Cape Town reports General French has entered Johannesburg and boosts excitement in London. Public awaits confirmation. Lord Roberts main army is expected to reach the City of Gold by tomorrow or Wednesday with cavalry moving ahead.
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