City Ordinance Declares Penalty for Violations
The ordinance, approved by Mayor J. Morean, imposes a five dollar fine or ten days imprisonment for violating provisions. It requires police officers to enforce the measure and report infractions to the Mayor or City Council. The act aims to curb disturbances within city streets and ensure enforcement across districts. The text references the 1387 date and accompanying railroad fare line.
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Ciry Uch
I. J. Monean
Bainbridge Georgia Promotes Artesian Water and Growth
Bainbridge highlights its status as county seat with rich soils, forests, and artesian waters. The report notes climate, health benefits, and a planned water works system to supply homes, plus analysis by state chemist H C Wurre confirming suitable drinking water. The piece promotes local commerce, housing, and opportunities in Bainbridge and Decatur County.
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Bulabri
Tur
Bainbridge
Savavanah
Florida
Alabama Line
Gulf of Mexico
Georgia
H.C. Wurre
Amonia
H. C. Wurre
I. Kwiecki
Czar
H. O. Waite
U.S
Leaders of the Republican party pull in many directions
The World notes discord in Republican ranks as figures like Harrison Blaine and Sherman clash over finance and tariff policy. It contrasts pro bono critique with paid advocacy, and surveys Georgia prisoner records, cotton seed heat advice, and pine straw bagging potential.
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Republican Party
New York World
Gen
Harrison
Treasury
Warner Miller
Blaine
Congress
Gen. Harrison
Fairchild
John Sherman
Chicago
Warren Miller
National Platform
Railroad magnate Inman controls vast Georgia lines
Mr John Inman president of the Richmond Terminal Company has bought twelve million dollars in Georgia Railroad securities giving him control of the Richmond and Danville system the East Tennessee system and the Georgia Central system spanning eight thousand miles of track and twelve ocean steamers. He is also a director of the Louisville and Nashville road. The Constitution calls him a leader of twelve thousand miles of rail and a vast ocean steamship fleet prompting a question if such consolidation serves the public interest.
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John Inman
Richmond Terminal Company
Georgia Railroad Securities
Richmond and
Danville
East Tennessee
Georgia Central System
Lousville
Nashville
State of
Georgia
Baltimore
New Orleans
Savannah
St. Louis
Inman
Gould and
Vanderbalt
Press and public: selling space and paper alike
The piece argues a publisher must balance selling the newspaper with renting ad space, noting space is often given free as a practical subsidy. It compares this to sugar and coffee donations by grocers and condemns societal dual standards about a woman's fall from virtue and the men who ruin her.
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Tam
Bainbridge
M. Blount
Hebe
Cleopatra
Venus
Sullivan
New York Mail
Hell
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Ceaivat
Ruid Wil Sam
Valtaniey
Ville Albany
Jack
Geol Pass
Sun
Choy Westeuy
Jackson
Vaycross
Ij Whig
Sonly
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C. O. D. Department
B.H. Levy
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Pine Belt
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Gulf
South
Decatur
Decatur County
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North Carolina
New York Exchange
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Atlanta Constitution
Manufacturers’ Journal of Baltimore
Gulf States
Gulf Belt
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