10 May 1894
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1894
Page
1
A collage of opinion notes on reformers unions populists and alliance with references to Coxey Rome Tribune and Democratic platform. It critiques self interest in reformers, laments shifting alliances, and questions policy ideas including a 500000 industrial army and fiat money. It notes cotton yields and a Windsor Vermont typhoid water outbreak as a local contrast.
The piece argues European debts after 1865 have tripled as armaments rise, urging calm, unity, and emigration pressures while warning against demagoguery. It critiques Coxey’s 1894 march, condemns the spectacle, and urges peaceful governance and welcome toward immigrants. It weighs currency issues and the 1892 Democratic platform on money and tariffs.
An Eastern capitalists group envisions an elevated electric line between New York and Washington with trains reaching 200 miles per hour. The plan proposes a center rail propulsion, double tracks, and no grade crossings to ensure safety and speed. If speeds drop below 150 mph, the charter would be forfeited. Congress and state legislatures may be asked for right of way.
For thirty days new subscribers can get The Democrat and 12 reproduced photographs for $1.50 cash, a discount from the usual $2.50. The offer also applies to arrears or year-ahead payments. Samples are available at the office for viewing and approval.
An 1890s advertisement argues rheumatism results from poisoned acids in blood due to liver and kidney failure. It touts Dr Drummond's Lightnin Remedy, offered by the Drummond Medicine Co. for 5 dollars, promising two large bottles by express for one month of treatment.
The Arnett place across the river opposite Bainbridge offers a six room residence and five hundred acres of land, partly cleared and partly forest. Owners reside in Louisiana and offer the property at a low figure to simplify local investment. For particulars, apply at Tuts Orrics.
Notice warns against trading two Premisso notes issued by the Sel center to Cc. Wright for $1.00 each with due dates October 5 and November 1. The notes failed to secure full consideration as of issue, core details provided by H. Doxe & Son.
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