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Newspaper
Cleveland Progress
Location
Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1896
Page
4
The quotes reflect Carlyle on focused effort, Miller on harvest from sowing, and two authors on love, sorrow, and growth. They align in teaching that concentrated purpose, enduring trials, and disciplined sorrow cultivate courage, gentleness, and holy love in the human life.
The ad warns that headache reflects serious womb trouble and urges women to write to Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts with full symptoms. It promises reading and a personal reply from a woman, offering guidance and reassurance against fear.
The Indiana battleship entered the government dry dock on Paris Island at 7 30 am amid fog and crowd cheers. Tide, blocks, and pumps were managed for a safe, precise docking with fifteen inches to spare, signaling the dock’s readiness and the harbor’s satisfaction with the installation.
United States Supreme Court by majority holds that subpoenaed persons in interstate commerce case must testify or face contempt. Brown, Allegheny Valley Railroad auditor, refused to answer about rebates to Union Coal in 1894 95, claiming self incrimination. District court held him in contempt. circuit declined to discharge. Case argued January. Justice Brown delivers opinion stressing perseverance of great men through difficulties.
Wealthy farmer Alvin Stone and his wife were murdered in their home while slept. Daughters Hattie and Emma, plus servant A F Stillson, were fatally injured. Flora Stone escaped during the attack as a masked assailant struck head blows and knifewounds. Suspect John Smith, once employed at a nearby blacksmith shop, is under police surveillance. The crime remains shrouded in mystery with no robbe ry motive evident.
Speaker Tom Reed faced his first defeat this session as the House refused his push for early adjournment. Members rebelled on the sundry civil appropriation bill, shifting to the private calendar amid Reed’s ire. He blamed McKinley supporters for the setback and vowed to block Cuban conference action, delaying it to Monday.
A Dallas Texas meeting of about 200 prominent politicians discussed bolting the party if a free silver platform is adopted by the state convention. Resolutions urged calling a state convention of sound money Democrats to consider the situation and declared in favor of the gold standard.
A Minneapolis News item recounts a Scottish tradesman who believed a clerk’s ledger showed £4000 while a £6000 balance appeared after repeated counting. The master, fearing an error, confirmed £6000, spent lavishly, and finally discovers the clerk has added the year of our Lord to the figures, revealing a practical joke and financial misgiving.
A mountaineer charged with moonshining clashes with Judge D M Key who suspects mental incapacity. The back-and-forth reveals the man may be non compos mentis, and the district attorney contemplates dropping the case.
A collage of quoted literary lines, satirical aside, and advertisements. Vignettes include a wife described as always polite and unbothered by family woes, quips about aging men, a Syrup of Figs travel tip, a Dr Blosser cure claim, a tobacco-free pipe remedy, and a corn pain advertisement. The items read like a newspaper page of brief items and ad blurbs.
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