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Newspaper

Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1892

Page

5

Georgia Legislature Faces Wide Range of Bills

In the senate and house sessions the Georgia General Assembly advanced numerous measures. Bills on insolvency, homestead protections, school institutes, and county finances moved or passed, with debates over soldiers' pensions and a state equalization board shaping long sessions into adjournment plans.

Oknata Tate Senate Acta Augusta Common School Lawa of Georgia Supreme Court Morgan County Hill Quiter Omaha Iaio Corput House Treasury Department Per Tocooa Issa Fleming Capitol Bull Street Ravannah Theater Company McAfee Criminal Court Atlanta A. W. Calhoun General Assembly Fourth Infantry Regiment Eae Rankin Hall Richards Newton Gordon Merriwether Hurst Walton Neel Floyd Journal Yeas Thia Poe Calvin Wise Board of Education Mcbride Thieming Board of Equalization Law Board of Aqualization

Poisoned Food Alleged in Homestead Plant Conspiracy

Report in Pittsburgh Sunday papers details a plot to poison non union workers at Carnegie Steel Homestead with several deaths and many illnesses. Old and new labor groups are implicated. nine or more are jailed on flimsy charges to curb the investigation as a cook admits poisoning meals for pay from both strikers and the Carnegie company.

Homestead Pittsburg Carnegie Homestead Mills Carnegie Company

Mafia Crime Near Convent Station St. James Parish

New Orleans dispatch reports Stephen Areto found near Convent station in St James parish Friday night badly wounded. He says four men lured him and two companions from the French Market, stabbed his friends to death, and left him for dead. Authorities credit the crime to the Mafia Society.

New Orleans Stephen Areto Convent Station St. James Parish Convent Areto Mefla Society

Session notes as Fifty second Congress convenes

The Second Session of the Fifty second Congress opened with members returning from Monday. Absent Bourke Cochran and others, House members heard the treasury message and paid respect to late Rep Warwick before adjourning. The Senate began with reading, petitions and the anti option debate hint. An unusual opening prayer by Rabbi Silverman occurred.

Bourke Cochran Tammany Outhwaite Ohio Warwick McDonald New Jersey Tsana M. Wise Cincinnati Hebrew Congress Washington Secretary of the Treasury House Committee On Alabama Holman Indiana Herbert Yeas Catab- Hent Kilgore Joe Ofirginia Nicaragua Canal Stone Kentucky Senate West Indian Territory Missouri Texas Arkansas Kansas Platt Connecticut Joseph Silverman Temple Emanuel New York Silverman Miller Wisconsin Turpie Gibson Maryland Gaye Allison Coquitt Louisiana Irby Jones Nevada Kenna Stanford Warren Sherman Chili United States William M. Stone General Land Office David P. Thompson Oregon Turkey William Potter Pennsylvania Italy Edward ©. Little Cairo Egypt Lous A. Dent District of Columbia Kingston Jamaica Louis E. McCamar Supreme Court District of Columbia John H. Gear

Propriation Bill Shows Senate Funding Change

The Senate carries an appropriation of 24 902 709 dollars, about 85 760 less than the current year and 1 220 215 lower than the estimate submitted. The Senate committee on tariff effects has studied imports exports growth unemployment prices and wages, with a report expected this session despite administration change.

JAY GOULD'S WILL AND ITS DIVIDENDS OUTLINED

The will, dating to 1884, details divisions among family members and heirs. It provides for daughter Hola living at Lyndhurst residence with furniture and $6000 monthly. grandchildren Jay and George receive trusts and staged payouts. Son George J Gould is allotted a sizable inheritance valued at 5 million in varied assets and bonds plus stock allocations. Executors include Edwin, Howard, and Helen Gould, with dowries and separate property rights for daughters.

Jay Gould Hola Nee St Irvingtos St Irvingtos, Commonly Called “Lynd Hurst Anna Frank Howard Jayson George Grandfonh Okonok'a Balary Belova George’ J. Gould Fifth Avenue New York City Missouri Pacific St. Louis Tron Mountain and Bouthero Railway Company Consolidated Mesouri Pacific Railway Trust Manhattan Railway Weatern Ua Edwin Helen

Unclear OCR: Estate Share Rules Mentioned

Fragmentary passage discusses revision by executors without consent, reduction of a child’s share by half, and transfer of the remaining portion under New York intestacy laws. No clear names, dates, or places are readable.

New York

Ledger Burns In Major Philadelphia Office Fire

A massive blaze gutted about half the Public Ledger building at Sixth and Chestnut streets in Philadelphia Tuesday night. The Ledger suffered $150000 of the $200000 property loss with $240000 insured on structure and contents. Firefighters battled the flames as 140 compositors fled the printing room. The Ledger will publish from the Record office until repairs. Childe and Drexel witnessed the blaze and offered support to firefighters.

George W. Childs Public Ledger Sixth and Chestnut Streets Philadelphia Childe Ledger Staire Jock Cook Mr. Childs William M. Bingerly Record Publishing Company Record Office

Fraud Scandal Hits Hamburg Brokerage Firm

A sensational suspension of Carew and Bartels in Hamburg causes a police pursuit as Carew absconds and Bartels surrenders. The firm is alleged to have long running frauds totaling tens of millions marks with about 75 million marks in liabilities and securities valued at 100000 marks obtained by deceit from banks the day before the failure.

Hamburg Germany Carew & Bartels Carew Bartels

Silver Mines Shut Down in Denver Market Report

Denver special notes silver prices at ninety, causing mines to close and many properties to discharge workers. Hundreds of mines are idle or not producing, with widespread unemployment affecting overall trade conditions.

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Domestic Economy and Health Remedies Rumor

A chaotic jumble mentions shopping woes and coal prices, a shipboard passenger on an unwell voyage, and assorted remedies. References to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, Bile Beans, Syrup of Figs, and deafness cures appear alongside advertisements and dubious claims from various sources.

Farm Notes on Cattle Breeding and Poultry Care

Agricultural tips cover breeding better cattle and humane handling. Advice highlights not delaying market for steers, fencing importance, dust baths, cautious cow selection, free range ducks, milking regularity, Jersey Red and Poland China hardiness, and avoiding late market timing for pork profits.

Practical farm hints for sheep and poultry care

This extract offers advice from an Australian farmer on maximizing sheep value, fencing safety around pastures, treating scaly legs in birds with simple remedies, using chaff as poultry litter, and beekeeping aiding orchard pollination. It emphasizes dry shelter, cleanliness, and natural cross-pollination benefits from bees.

Prisoner Pardoned but Ordered to Stay for Telegraph Instructions

A dramatic exchange shows a pardon granted to an inmate who is told to remain in custody for further instructions. The warden mentions the need to bill the state for his board, highlighting a suspended settlement of the case.

Cousin George Invites Family for Summer Visit

Mrs Bilkins reads a letter from Cousin George promising a long visit next summer after he rents his house in Chicago near the Fairgrounds. The exchange shows the family eager to see him and his wife and children. A separate culinary note details a fried breadcrumb dish with pepper and salt.

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