27 May 1897
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1897
Page
1
The article notes a surge of reform ideas including a constitutional income tax amendment discussed by Congressman Coch of Missouri, plus broad moral and social concerns such as rural curfews for youths and a push to restrict tobacco use. It mentions a fatal incident linked to bootleg whisky and reports on tariff politics, with local scandal and political tension in Georgia.
A column extols kindness to animals citing historical figures and tales of compassion. It highlights the happiness dogs bring to the poor, a sick man’s hospital entry with his dog, and famed figures like Sir Walter Scott and Petrarch showing affection to animals. The piece concludes with a survey of Watson’s stance on forming a new party, urging principled alignment over faction.
In Bainbridge Georgia on May 27 1897 readers encounter a feature on Divine Love praising its solace and immortality, followed by editorials on greenbacks and monetary policy critiquing gold reserve fears and advocating circulation. The piece blends religious reflection with monetary debate and social commentary.
A dying Oswego man allegedly bequeaths to society a ruined character and to his family poverty and scorn. He says drunkards should read the lines when they have time. The piece contrasts public affairs and Jefferson on忠 fealty to country and majority decisions.
Tutt's Pills claim to cure all liver ills and a range of ailments including tetter salt rheum and eczema with a 25 cent price per box. Dr Cady's Condition Powders are advertised as a tonic blood purifier for horses in poor condition, priced at 25 cents per package.
An ordinance authorized a special election to decide if Bainbridge should issue thirty thousand dollars in Water Works Bonds to extend the city water system. It sets interest at 5 percent, outlines coupon payments, election date July 5 1897, publication requirements, and repeals conflicting ordinances.
Tax receivers and court notices from Decatur and Miller counties reveal an estate administrator seeking leave to sell land, and a county jail contract to be let by public outcry. Details include hearing dates, locations in Bainbridge Colquitt and Miller County offices, and dates in 1897. The notices also list tax return collection routes across multiple towns and counties with scheduled tax collection periods.
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