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Newspaper

Bainbridge Democrat

Location

Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1890

Page

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Bainbridge Appeals as Healthy Gulf Coast Home

Bainbridge promotes its climate and mineral waters as healthful and temperate. The article highlights artesian wells, sandy soils, oak and cedar landscapes, strong water quality, and generous land for residence and business, inviting readers to settle and invest with local civic amenities and opportunities.

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Trip to Quincy and St Marks with the Russell party

In early July our group including Hon. D. A. Russell and family and friends travels by train to Quincy to meet the Talla hassee train. The journey passes through bright daybreaks and green fields with tobacco and cotton visible. The party stays at the St James, visits Max Ostricher and Bob Westmoreland, enjoys melon and wine, and notes a State Senate race between Houston and Myers with Price briefly barred from voting as too young.

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Lusty gunfighter loses grip and shoots own fingers

A notorious welter of frontier bravado ends when Lop Shouldered Bill confronts a stranger in a saloon. Bill’s gun fails and the caller forces him to surrender, firing off each finger of his right hand. He dies soon after, or vanishes, amid rumors he leapt into a creek during a flood.

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Don’t Get Flurried In Politics This Season

A Philadelphia Times exhortation urges voters to stay calm during campaign heat and defuse tempers. It warns against defamatory rhetoric and notes that the public will decide, with the Fourth of July celebration assured regardless of the outcome. A Dovesville resident visiting Norristown witnessed an odd pane glass incident.

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Alliance Endorsement Dilemma and Calls for Unified Loyalty

A Southern Alliance Farmer editorial warns county Alliances against endorsing congressional candidates not fully aligned with the order. It cites a misstep where an early endorsement required reversal after a second candidate’s entry. The piece urges unity and strict orders from headquarters before endorsements, questioning if affairs truly require blanket obedience.

Congress Our Order Southern Alliance

Democrats of Nebraska Set Sharp 1892 Party Platform

The First Congressional district Democrats of Nebraska declare a platform affirming democratic principles and free citizenship. They denounce Republicans for unfulfilled pledges, extravagance, tyrannical rules, and fraud claims, arguing the issue can shift control of the House and pave a path to a Democratic president.

First Nebraska South Republican Party

Brevities from a busy news page in Goshen era

A compilation of short items: white robins with pink eyes in West Goshen. local candidates including Mr. Sapp of Mitchell. grafted apple on a grapevine in Portsmouth. a John Doe in Atchison who works in a section gang and preaches Sundays. Marietta’s 116-year-old Nancy Gresham. Lizzie Murphy, 11, saving a child in Boston. a young Chapel Hill mother. a tea making method from sugar condensed milk and tea. steel carriage wheels with tubular spokes. Paris office listing eligible American maids widows and divorcees by fortune. Kanazawa family ages 132 and 130. John Fees struck by lightning. a Georgia liquor ban fight. Kansas farmers’ alliance mortgage burden. reflections on labor as life’s essence.

A Sign of The Times and a Baking Powder Profit

A Pittsburgh Post editorial notes all Democratic conventions endorse Cleveland and tariff reform ahead of the 1892 national meeting. It argues the McKinley bill won’t settle the issue yet suggests broad political momentum. The piece also highlights the baking powder industry’s profits, citing a firm capitalized at about $101 million that cleared $1.6 million last year with expected profits near $2 million this year.

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A Chance of 4 Life Time

Advertisement promotes a $300 Plano plan with a weekly payment schedule and bold claims. It touts as a safe, successful opportunity and urges readers not to miss the chance, promising strong returns and broad accessibility.

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