Reforming Juvenile Crime in Georgia and Costs
The article argues Georgia should reform its crime policy focusing on juveniles to curb adult crime. It cites juvenile reformatories as cost effective, claiming high success in Denver and New York, estimating state savings if delinquent youths are educated and redirected into productive roles. It notes initial cost uncertainties but emphasizes potential financial benefits for Georgia's institutions.
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New York
Hotalings
Broadway
Twenty Ninth Street
Thur Agnth
Fort
Accund Street
Elea
Park Row
Madinon Square
Blackburn
Moore
H Donnelly
Stokes
Constitution
Georgia
Juvenile Protective Association
Widge B. Lindsay
Denver
Ae Sun Jt
Arthur Yulou FL
Eorgia
Justin Amplicit
Prof Adams predicts end of business low mood and renewed prosperity
The Washington Herald reports Professor Henry C Adams, longtime Interstate Commerce Commission statistician, forecasting the end of the current business downturn. He argues the downturn clarified the interdependence of capital and labor and that a decade of prosperity lies ahead if demagogues are sidelined and cooperation prevails. The piece links recent stringency to sober planning and warns against reckless exploitation across industries.
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Henry C Adams
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Adams
America
Howe
Ito
Adame
Is the Cotton Exchange waking up for reform
The New York cotton exchange, under a seven member committee appointed after scathing criticism of its gambling methods, appears to push for internal reform. The piece argues true reform requires decisive legal action to ban gambling in cotton futures, questioning the exchange’s ability to self regulate and urging persistent legislative push.
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New York Cotton Exchange
Herbert Knox Smith
New York “Cotton Exchange
Unjust Criticism of Mr Bryan Appeals for Campaign Funds
The piece rebukes Hartford Times and New York Sun for condemning Mr Bryan’s appeal to farmers and workers to donate to the Democratic campaign fund. It argues such fundraising is essential for a grand, principled campaign and questions whether large donations from trusts or hefty postages can be avoided.
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Bryan
Wr Bryan
Democratic Nations
Namne
Georgia
The
Hartford Times
Abraham Lincoln
Grover Cleveland
New York Sun
Forscoth
Sun
United States
Tne
Gririn
Une
Tom Wataon
Joe Brown
Atlants Journal
Mr Brown
Tom Wataone
Old College
Chum Hoke Smith
Georgia election law clash sparks federal questions
A mix of editorials and notices questions a state court of appeals ruling on liquor regulation and postal mail controls. The piece debates whether Georgia can curb whiskey sales and block mailed circulars while referencing Secretary of War politics, Governor messages, and Georgia legislators failing to pass new bird protection bills. It notes party strife, electoral college aims, and local editorials on Georgia’s political future.
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Atate
Weorgia
Iquers
Court of Appeals
Tower Ourta
Auyreme
Guorgia
State of Georgia
Prica
United Stats
Giorgia
Georgia
Clarkerville
Watson
Pierts
Peach Growers In North Georgia Boost Output And Prices
The Cornelia peach district reports strong profits with crate prices from 1.85 to 8.50 and several orchards selling large lots. growers cite high cash sales, weekly payrolls up to 16 000 dollars, and rising investment as orchards receive more care. Georgia fruit leaders invite all growers to the state horticultural meeting and barbecue to showcase the region’s Elberta peaches and related profits.
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Cornelia
Georgia
Westé
Lo. W
Habershim
Banks County Au Groware Association
Why Croker Supported Grover Cleveland in 1892
The American Magazine recounts how Richard Croker, boss of Tammany Hall, backed Grover Cleveland in 1892. It portrays Whitney as a skilled organizer who, despite early doubts, leveraged Croker’s influence to secure New York’s crucial endorsement, reshaping the Cleveland nomination path and campaign strategy.
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Why Croker
Grover Cleveland
W Oc Whitney
Tilden
van Buren
Jefferson
Navy
Navy Department
Cleveland
Whitney
Orarly
Europe
Thia
Democratic Party
Bourke
Levcland
Richelle Uhtel
New York
Tammany Hall
Tammany
Ireland
Croker
Von
Whitnes
Mr Whitney
Trayelel
Was
Tammars
Whitre
Emollee
Landersk
Oman
Cere
Campbe
James
Andrew Tang
Cyansmen
Emirse
Thair
Cheveland
Fragments of verse and prose mingle with old society notes
A collage of verse about hidden grief and divine healing alongside scattered clippings from The Kansas City Journal and Chicago Record-Herald. It references Augusta Wall of Atlanta, Europe’s cob bricks, parish life, Brer Rabbit tales, and a probate note about Thomas Jefferson in Garrick’s company.
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Kansas City Journal
Europe
America
Paris
Thomas Jefferson
Sefferman
Ectors
Weston
Himes
Garrick
Jefferson
Richmond
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Kentucky
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Texas Star
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Hughes
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Oklahoma City
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Athens
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Rome
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Dawson News
Rome Tribune
Geo Jegislators
Kansas
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Oglethorpe
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Carroalllon Times
Tha Penola
North Georgia
American Magazine
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Richfield Springs
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Augusta Wall
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Corscobe
Chicago Record-Herald
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Thea Houston
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Mockbird
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