Degradation of the Press and Georgia Bank Debt Thinks
A long critique condemns press corruption and false reports on Georgia Central Bank debts to the Phoenix Bank. It argues debts were contracted by the Central Bank under Governor Gilmer and paid under McDonald, detailing payments, settlement, and the bond arrangements while denouncing sensational coverage by rival papers. The piece also reviews comments from the Federal Union and Augusta Constitutionalist on the bank and state finances.
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Tess Laan
Federal Union
Phoenix Bank
Georgia
Savannah Republican
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Ierald
Phosnix Bank
Phenix Bank
Augusta
R- W. Johnson
Doct
Fort of
Milledgeville
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Doctor Fort
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Oly
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Syler
Wifonston
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Fert
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J. V. Delaunay
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Isaac Newel
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U. States
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Bankreptcy
Clieut
District Court
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Thomas B. Stubbs
Tomas Werd
T. B. Stubbs
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Egent
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