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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1900
Page
2
The piece extols Bryan and Stevenson as a strong Democratic ticket, mocks populist and imperialist ideas, and notes Georgia progress in education while logging campaign rhetoric, regional politics, and railroad consolidations across the South. It references Adlai Stevenson, Sulzer, Towne, Crenshaw, and local figures amid 16 to 1 debate and platform disputes.
The article notes Mr. Bryan's assured nomination with two thirds of delegates backing him and discusses his stance for free coinage of silver at 16 to 1. It argues his integrity strengthens his standing, while Republicans push silver as a campaign issue. Also covered are local items about a child illness, Boston race prejudice toward Chinese, and recommendations for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm.
Decatur County will sell at the courthouse door in Bainbridge on the first Tuesday in August to satisfy a city court judgment in favor of Bainbridge State Bank. The property includes several undivided interests in W W Harrells residence, multiple land parcels, and a brick store at Broad Street, all in Bainbridge. Sheriff L F Patterson notes the sale date July 10 1900.
In Bainbridge Georgia Decatur County a house and lot on Clay Street bounded by Back street and the Alabama Midland Railway is levied on as Ran Tyson owner to satisfy four fines from the City Court March Term 1595. The sale is set for the first Tuesday in August during legal hours.
By order of the Ordinary of the county, the guardian of W A Russell and M A Russell will sell at public outcry on the first Monday in August 1900 before the courthouse door. The 2/5 undivided interest in Blue Springs Place, a 450 acre plantation four miles from Bainbridge on the Quincy road, is offered for the maintenance and education of the wards. Cash. Albert H. Russell Guardian.
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