09 Feb 1893
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1893
Page
1
A garbled OCR passage discusses Democratic prospects, tariff reform, and a general railroad commission. It references Montana and Wisconsin, mentions New York and Maine, and hints at a political shift toward a clear majority through tariff changes, amid chaotic mockery and scattered quotes about religious themes and leadership.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a speech criticizing financial policy and party leaders. It discusses government administration and economic planks, mentions silver and gold, and calls for orderly reform. The visible fragments reference Democratic leadership and fiscal principles.
Senate passes the anti option bill by 11, with conflict over how the measure reaches the President. Hatch pushes for quick House action to avoid delays, while opponents warn of a veto. The bill defines options and futures, applies taxes on dealers, and sets July 1, 1893 as the act's effective date.
The Senate approved the anti option bill by 40 to 29, sending it back to the House for concurrence. Critics say the measure was heavily amended. supporters fear the House will reject it without a conference committee. Debate notes farm prices, speculation, and calls for national quarantine in New York. The piece also critiques political venom and urges conciliation.
Decatur County Georgia notices describe property sold at legal hours on the first Tuesday in March. Properties include several land lots in the 11th District and a Whigham store stock with fixtures to satisfy multiple court orders and mortgage claims.
The superior court will sell at the Whigham premises on Friday February 10 1895 the stock of medicines and related vessels from the Glenn and Wilcox store to satisfy a mortgage from Thomas and Dickenson. The sale occurs during sale hours and proceeds benefit Glenn and Wilcox as the described property levied upon by court order. L F Parterson.
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