20 Oct 1892
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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1892
Page
1
Disjointed text fragment mentions Populist influence and a third party, with unclear names and actions. The garbled lines reference a political actor, party alignment, and possible criticism, but readable specifics are unavailable. No coherent event or outcome can be established from the passage.
The piece recounts Col Ham portraying tariff debates and Southern resilience through humorous anecdotes about a donkey and a cow, linking them to political party stances. It quotes a Birmingham Age-Herald stance, Georgia and Alabama tensions, and a tale of Atlanta whisky impacting a vow to advance Democratic aims.
Georgia voters returned to the Democratic fold amid third party backlash as President Harrison voices anger over the gubernatorial result. The piece argues cotton prices reflect global markets, not money supply, citing Liverpool as the world price setter and urging growers to cut acreage to meet world demand while avoiding surplus poverty.
The Bain Bridge Graded School opens September 12 with Charles McKinney and A M Prince as first assistants and Miss Juliett Ford as second assistant. First term lasts sixteen weeks. Tuition remains as last year with a matriculation fee of five dollars for pupils under fourth grade and ten dollars for the fourth grade and up, plus five dollars for higher mathematics or classics. Payment is due in three installments, and unpaid tuition from last year must be cleared before enrollment. The board defends the strict payment rules as necessary to cover nine months of operation. Applications for entrance should be made to the undersigned. J S Bradwell, Secretary Treasurer.
Georgia Decatur County all persons indebted to the estate of Michael Swicord deceased must pay within the time allowed and all claimants should send them to the undersigned C T Miwa Adm r d Est Michael Swicord deceased dated September 5 92
In Georgia the Telegraph notes a revived political fervor after years of weak opposition. It compares the electorate’s awakening to a Rip Van Winkle slumber ending as voters join a heated campaign. Grover Cleveland condemns government favors that trample equality and urges citizens to seek justice and unity.
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