Georgia's Reformatory Aims to Reform Wayward Boys
Milledgeville reformatory, established 1906 near the city, educates white and black youths through schools and industrial trades. Under Superintendent Louvorn, shops for blacksmithing, woodwork, shoe repair, and more have grown, with Sunday school efforts led by attorney Jon Sibley and a local charitable chorus. plans include a printing shop and a monthly picture show for inmates.
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Milledgeville
Reformatory
Muledgeville
Louvorn
General Assembly
State of
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Jon Sibley
Georgia Normal and Industrial College
Georgia Military College
Sibley
Ness
Georg Military College
Ledgeville
Italus Adda
State Reformatory
Colonel Sibley
State’s Great Work Goes Toward Prison Reform
The article argues for reforming offenders over harsh punishment, urging humane treatment and moral training as essential for sustaining a republic. It cites reform movements and voices like the Westchester grand jury on Bing Sing prison and Philip Welth of the Prison Association of Georgia, highlighting efforts toward youth reformatories and better character training.
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Prison Improvement Associations
Great Reformatinn
Westchester
Bing Sing
Philip Welth
Prison Association of Georgia
Georgia
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