Grand jury presentments and local life in Cleveland
The Cleveland Progress notes many local items from Monday to Sunday. Dr F B Sutton travels to Atlanta on business while John Glenn visits from Nacoochee valley. A church organ fund advances and public meetings loom as White County holds court and alliances gather.
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Grand Jury
Sutton
Atlanta
Obituary for Mrs Frances E. Brownlow
Obituary honors Frances E B Brownlow wife of Jeremiah Brownlow who died March 1892 born in White county 1854 daughter of William McKinney. She joined Baptist youth, later joined Methodist to be united with husband. Devoted mother of ten, faithful neighbor, loved by community. Husband and children mourn. guidance offered about enduring sorrow and following her example. Also notes on remedies and subscription reminders appear in the text.
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Frances EB. Brownlow
Jeremiah Brownlow
William McKinney
White County
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Ehurch
Jourdan
Tom
Heavenly Kingdom
David
Jean
Riot and assault cases from state court with chain gang options
The document lists multiple guilty verdicts in a colored defendants docket. Alvin Coffey Wim Well born Fletcher Can trell Jesse Craven Henry Craven James Jack json face fines and costs or chain gang terms. Henry Craven sentence suspended after confession implicates George Craven. The above fines were paid by E B Craven and TA Oukes.
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Fletcher Cantrell
Alvin Coffey
Chain Gang
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Wim
Wellborn
Chaingang
Jesse Craven
Henry Craven
George Craven
James Jackjson
Craven
Oukes
Cleveland Temperance Society Holds First Entertainment
The Cleveland Temperance Society staged its inaugural entertainment on Friday evening the 15th of April. It featured speeches and songs skillfully delivered, judged for a medal with Miss Maude Bell winning after the comparisons of the judges.
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Cleveland Temperance Society
McElree's Wine of Cardus for Weak Nerves
A brief note argues the Baptist church should have an organ and proposes a vote to decide. It states that if a majority wants an organ, it should be installed, while acknowledging some object to organ music. The piece frames a democratic decision within a church context.
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McElree
Cardus
Baptist Church
Wessy
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