Corporal Punishment Defended by Connecticut Justice
Justice Simeon FE Baldwin of the Connecticut Supreme Court argues for private flogging as a deterrent for juvenile offenders, wife beaters, and similar ruffians. He cites England and Maryland as precedents, contends jail modernity softens deterrence, and asserts flogging could reduce crime and save taxpayers money.
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Simeon FE
Baldwin
Supreme Court of Connecticut
England
Hartford
St. Paul
Justice Baldwin
Scotland
Maryland
Delaware
Paper Hanging and Ornamental Work Advertisement
Local contractor G. W. Bows of Vienna Georgia offers paper hanging cales mining and ornamental work with 380 years experience and a guarantee. First class service or no pay. Leave orders at the drug store. all orders promptly attended to.
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W. Bows
Vienna
Herefords Beep About LooGr This Brood and Short Horde
The Georgia agricultural discourse discusses importing Hereford and Shorthorn cattle, breeding purity, and a potential prison-for-breeding program. It notes acquired stock from Texas, aims to raise immune beef cattle, and suggests legislation to fund a prison herd for breeding within Georgia. The piece highlights distribution plans and calls for separate beef and dairy lines.
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Georgia
Randi
Agricultural Department
Wade
Southern Railway
Sawtell
T. H. Martin
Hutatent
Atlanta
Texas
Prison Commission
Milledgeville
Geox Pia
State Agricultural Department
Bench Warrants Issued After Lynching Case Inquiry
In RoutueRrompton North Carolina on November 16 Judge Shaw issued bench warrants for six grand jurors after they failed to bring true bills in the lynching case. Three jurors were summoned as witnesses. An indictment was also considered against the county commissioners over jail repairs. The jail had been reported unsafe for over ten years and was guarded last night to prevent a mob from removing the accused black man.
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Judge Shaw
RoutueRrompton
N.C
Shaw
Asher
Grand Jury
Imade
Balievo MoOrary Murder Mystery Shrouds Fitzgerald
Balievo MoOrary, city engineer and candidate in Fitzgerald, Ga, has vanished after being last seen near his farm. Rumors swirl as authorities seek clues to his disappearance with no trace found. In Gainesville, Will Evans receives seven year sentence for murder of FdMerck. Warcross, Ga, reports Gus tone Cigar company organized or granted.
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Balievo MoOrary
Fitzgerald
G. Mo.Orary
Melgune
Dayton
Gainesville
Will Evans
Fd'Merck
Judiciary panel rejects repeal bill on popular judges
The judiciary committee refuses the measure to elect judges and solicitors by voters and will let the law stand at least through breakfast. Rev. Sheldon, a reformer who runs a paper, preaches in the south and spoke ten minutes at Macon Union Depot before heading to Savannah. He urges teaching the legislature a liquor lesson.
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Sheldon
Christ
Kansas
South
Union Depot
Macon
Savannah
Legislature
Central Railway
Columbus
Birmingham
F. Ry
R. R
Dixie Hyer
St. Louis
Jacksonville
Fla
Tifton
Valdosta
Rageeh
Macon Union Depot
Bazemoah
William Checkay Shaw
Rhodes
Vienna
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