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Newspaper
Bainbridge Democrat
Location
Bainbridge, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1896
Page
4
A historical critique of candidate Wright from Rome Floyd County. The piece labels him an independent Democrat with prohibition ties and criticizes his anti party stance, campaign rhetoric, and alleged vote falsification. It concludes Wright is wrong and will not be governor.
The Washington Post remarks that Secretary Smith will leave behind a brilliant official record and the respect and confidence of all who knew him. It notes his department’s work is thoroughly in hand and that his motives, while possibly questioned, are creditable to him as a citizen and a gentleman.
The article urges broad voter registration before September 11 across counties with Democrats urged to mobilize readers. It notes the Octob er election and claims the current administration earned a 25 000 majority and deserves reaffirmation with a larger turnout. Commissioner Nesbitt predicts a one third cotton crop shortfall and prices rising to 10 cents.
A circulating report claims a group of daring young men from the Chattahoochee valley will sail to Cuba to fight for its independence. Supposed leaders include Senor Orillo del Morelli don Win yah, teaching machete use, with Apalachicola as the launch point. The tale notes the Santa Maria model boat, not a real voyage vessel, and warns the U S Navy to disregard the threat.
A Macon Telegraph excerpt recounts a parrot named Polly and a bull terrier Tige in a comical clash. Polly repeats call phrases provoking a clash that leaves Polly featherless and bruised while Tige resumes sleep. The tale ends with Polly blaming talkativeness for her misfortune.
A civic exhortation urges residents to use any influence to benefit the community. It stresses persistent effort, avoiding delay, and emulating past exemplars to sustain prosperity and public welfare.
The article warns Democrats in Georgia to reckon with a potent Populist campaign. It notes a reform-minded platform, a personable candidate, and efforts to recruit Democratic speakers. It urges Democrats to mobilize, lest surprise outcomes arise in October and the Populist movement regain strength.
The eight year old John Allen from this place was swollen after an orange thorn pierced his hip six weeks ago. He shed the skin from neck down in a five day molt, with no pain, while the head and face shed separately. The casted shed skin is on display at a physician's office.
Hon J M Griggs and Judge W D Kiddeg plan campaigns in Bainbridge Thomasville Moultrie Pelham Donalsonville Colquitt with calls for turnout and patient hearings. They urge youth to register if turning 21 by October 7 and warn against party disaffection seen as negro and alien domination.
Advertises Decatur County as ideal for settlers highlighting climate, fertile soil, education, cheap land, and wage opportunities. Notes Bainbridge at river junctions with rail links to Tampa Savannah Birmingham and New Orleans, artesian water, health metrics, and friendly welcome to prospective settlers. Urges readers to subscribe and settle before others.
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