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Newspaper

Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1896

Page

4

Arctic Steamer Hope Sails From Sidney On Northward Voyage

Peary’s Arctic expedition aboard the steamer Hope sails from Sidney, D.B., with Profs. Tarr Burton and Albert Operti among the party. Peary expects return by late September as the crew heads toward exploration goals. Distilleries in decline suspend mashes. Monarch resumes for a special line, others shut down. Also reports a fatal stabbing in Mitchell Indiana as John White kills Thomas Field while resisting arrest after stabbing his sweetheart. National League of Colored Women elects officers. Heavy Cayenne rainstorm floods city, damaging property and darkening streets for days, with losses around $25,000.

Peary Arctic Hope Lieut. Peary Sidney D. B Cornell University Boston Mitchell Ind Tingley Ridge John White Thomas Field White Misa Nettie Atkinson Field

Train crew attacked by hoboes on Illinois Central run

A Chicago to Louix City via Illinois Central passenger train was seized by tramps between Fort Dodge and LeMars. Fifteen hoboes fought the crew with clubs and coupling pins, injuring Baggageman Williams and forcing a new boy to hide. The clashes at Remson and Oyens ended only after LeMars officers arrived and the tramps were driven off. Also reported is the death by lightning of Miss Adeline Tillman, daughter of Senator Tillman, and Rev. Robert Lee while an excursion group sheltered from a storm thirty miles from Asheville. The bodies were sent to South Carolina. Miss Tillman had been a Hollins Institute graduate.

Chicago Illinois Central Louix City Iowa Fort Dodge LeMars Williams Newaboy Remson Oyens Adeline Tillman United States Tillman South Carolina Asheville Hollins Institute Virginia

Immigrant Totals Rise At New York Port Report

Dr Joseph A Senner US immigration commissioner released a draft annual report for the fiscal year ending last week via the New York World showing 265 709 immigrants brought to New York port up 72 781 from the previous year. Italy supplied 64445 entrants Austro Hungary 52085 German empire 24880 while 2624 were denied admission or deported. Immigrants brought in about 3534399 with per capita averages ranging by group from 71 62 for Spaniards to 589 for Hungarians. Over half of deportees were Italians with 756 sent back as contract laborers and 1756 as paupers.

Joseph A. Senner United States Commissioner of Immigration New York World New York Italy Austro-Hungary German Empire United States

Preserving Hair as Youthful as It Appears

A promotional line asserts that hair preservation maintains youth and cites a saying that a woman’s age shows in her hair. It claims you can prevent hair fall, restore natural color, or revive gray or faded hair using a hair product or treatment before detailing the specific agent.

Oddities and headlines from a late 19th century daily

This column blends curious notes on Ayer's Hair Vigor misuse by a Garrard county youth, a ship Curfew lost with all on board in the Red Sea, a Cleveland ferry disaster with multiple drownings, West Africa’s first Sierra Leone railway opening, a hog cholera peach leaf remedy tout, and a biographical quip about President Hayes gaining a sister’s estrangement after his Civil War service.

Curfew Dundee Red Sea South Hayss Mra Marvin Kirkwood, Mo

The South as a Growing Field for Investment

The South offers substantial investment promise with new cotton mills and iron and steel industries. Climate, abundant natural resources, and rapid municipal improvements support continued growth. Native-born population high, stable government, and lower living costs foster profitable opportunities, with migration confirming permanence. Hall's Hair Renewer ad appears among the text.

Mason and Dixon South New York

Preventing Egg Eating in Hens

Guidance from Poultry Keeper on curbing egg eating in hens. Notes include creating an elevated nest from a soap box, limiting nest size, and preventing broken eggs. Suggests mustard paste as a deterrent and avoiding feeding fresh eggshells to avoid teaching others.

Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Praised as Blood Purifier

Testimonies repeat the claim that Ayer’s Sarsaparilla fights disease and strengthens the weak. Advocates describe it as the blood purifier that makes the weak strong and surpasses other remedies.

Ayer

Tobacco Nesting Material Tips for Hens

In warm climates a mother hen need protection from lice during incubation. Tobacco stems, obtainable from fertilizer dealers, form a helpful nest material. Slightly dampen stems when laying the nest so the hen can shape it easily and remain comfortable while sitting.

Hall's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Reward

An 19th century style advertisement offers one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The notice quotes F J Cheney Co of Toledo and lists West Truax Walding Kinnan Marvin as endorsing parties. It touts internal action, price of 75 cents per bottle, and free testimonials, with claims of sale by all druggists.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney West & Truax

Size of Flock and Public Insurance Debate

A discussion notes that a man may keep multiple flocks if he can manage them well with space air and roosting room. Ohio Farmer cites Revnolds on flock size. The Swiss government contemplates compulsory insurance for those earning under 6000 a year with a 52 20 22 percent funding split and government subsidies for private insurers.

Reynolds Ohio

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