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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1900
Page
1
A collage of comments from Southern papers on campaigns and figures including Bryan and McKinley, Populists, and press clashes. Mentions Georgia education funds, cotton mills, and economic optimism for the South with notes on sensational journalism and regional influence. The piece rails at times, praises local papers, and laments fading publications.
The Savannah Press reports General Superintendent B Dunham sent a circular to Plant System officers and employees thanking them for cooperation and wishing prosperity. The note dated January 31, 1900, emphasizes unity of interests and mutual support among staff. It also notes Georgia Republicans' activity with Boss Buck looming in March, plus short sketches of Hanna Bryan meeting and local political musings.
A critical look at church squabbling in Massachusetts and New York highlights intolerance among ministers. Bishops and parsons defend broad Christian fellowship, noting Unitarians’ long-standing role and urging cooperation across denominations.
A Savannah column cites Marper's Magazine on the octopus to illustrate how editors and politicians liken the trust to a creeping, all encompassing entity. Descriptions emphasize its eight arms, slow movement, sudden lunge, and unsettling omnipresence as a metaphor for political power.
A boy named Bobby attends church and naps through sermons until a creation theme on Eve sparks a strange reaction. The next day he bursts home in distress and blurts to his mother that he fears getting a wife, revealing a comical yet poignant clash of childhood and growing awareness.
A collection of editorial excerpts on loyalty to government during war, condemning antiwar stance and urging citizens to support the armed conflict once leaders decide. It references Savannah Press, Atlanta Journal, and quotes about Ishmaelite and Stephens. The pieces include defense of President Davis, reactions to Ingersoll, and local Georgia voices calling for unity.
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