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Bainbridge Democrat

Location

Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1888

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Tariff Debate Highlights Democratic Critique of Protectionism

A Democratic speech in the Committee of the Whole House attacks high tariffs as unfair and harmful, arguing protection benefits the few, burdens the many, and taxes labor and farmers. It defends free trade aspects of exports and laments the price of pensions and wages under tariff policy.

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Laughing in My Sleeve Busted Coat Sleeve

A mother scolds her ten year old son for a torn coat sleeve and the boy explains he laughed so hard it caused the fabric to burst. The exchange captures a playful domestic moment with a child’s sly humor.

Beggar Declines Pennies in Sympathetic Street Scene

An image captures a sympathetic woman in a hat offering aid to a beggar who declines, stating he only accepts pennies or five cent pieces. The scene highlights differing views on alms and dignity in public charity.

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Iowa editor accepts duel with axes chosen as weapon

An Iowa editor faced a challenge to a duel and promptly accepted selecting axes as the weapon. He then issued a supplement naming forty rods as the distance for the encounter.

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Ends Meet Barrell and Sharp Change Tossed Aside

A garbled phrase suggests hardship when a man cannot make both ends meet, urging resignation to instability. The fragment hints at pressure and potential shift to a drastic action, but lacks concrete details or clear events.

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