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Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1895

Page

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Legislature Passes Wide Range of Measures for Georgia

The governor will sign dozens of Senate bills expanding city charters and water works, revising school and tax laws, refining corporate powers, and enabling bonds for schools. Measures affect Augusta Carrollton Macon Savannah Rome Columbus Athens and multiple counties, listing charter changes and new boards of commissioners.

Senate Cumming Georgia Boyd Harris Ward Broughton Madison Beeks Brand Lumpkin Cartersville Roberts Sharpe Carralston Harria Augusta Graua Benator Bush Benator Harris Macon Savings Bank Carrollton Boya Snedd County of Columbia Senator Whitley Dowslarville Wrasville College Senator McGarray Pee Rala Ator Hoyd Oves Osborne Morris Macon Tatum Whitley Sanford Ty Ywovce Mecon Berator Venable Benator T Pinta Calurne Ronus Chathim County Urnure Wy Ely Ioluin da Saul County Monn Long Jle Bussey Beaster Tatum Camp Julie Dade County Wilson Hhe Au Net Maurande Benater McGarrity Atlanta Eddie Leitore Benator Hoyd Morro Berator Meen—ib Bruton Henator Johnsii War Quarterly Terns Onlue Cacy Court Elbert County Reece Hayne Fouche Wloyd City of Rome Pouche General Assembly Thompson Alo Dennard Abbeville Wittman Johingon Huall—I Landing Telegrapa Banrance Caplass Canal and Navigation Kawltiee Dodson Millulebrooks Hopkins Thomasville Rasse Holfcul letTé Couries Hedger Tox Redding Dy Bwatts McCurry Cums Hart County Bird Guyton Bard Guytoe Gray Catoosa Meadows Mell Clarks Druylen Fogarty Mie Pilbiien- Uon Tueh Mitchell Camilla Broylee Acanta Henderson Poverth Fletcher 8Yllone Board of Comissioners of Chatham County Elbert Jivasion Decatur Hightower Lee Walker United States Certian Roc Savannah Lane Crawford Ward Longley Lon Fullwood Tallapeose Touche Willink Pierce Jones Dougherty Albany Madette Rosen Awtry Broylet Sell Coffee County Mets Fannin County Morganton Willinghamn Ravennah Willint Savin Favenna Plemini Feuston Ating & Board Kalbaa Vinita Mousten McCurdy Lithania McClure Dawton Neely Wounel Wainiehera Screven Sceven Ang Nidermen Savanval Fuestil Dovain Giireetie Wusxeed Catabuoh Meltam Apming Greer Maran Bir Lonsley Crititin Parmer Rockwell Creste & Communalutter Shaw Berrien Mowkine Molen Fine Futrell The of Pe

Republican National Convention Call for 1896 Assembly

Chairman Carter issues a call to Republican electors for a national convention in St Louis Missouri on June 16 1896 at 12 noon to nominate candidates for president and vice president and to handle additional business. Delegates allocated by state population congressional districts territories and the District of Columbia with alternate delegates and contest procedures outlined. Signed by Thomas H Carter chairman and Joshua TE Maybury secretary December 14 1895.

Garter Republican National Committee United States National Committee St. Louie Missouri Ralltates Targe Congress District of Columbia Columbian Washington City Utah New Mexico Oklahoma Arizona Tomas H. Carter Josnra TE. Mayuny Washington, D. C

Populists Call National Meeting and Texas Leader Dies

Populist leaders Tuabeneck and Rankiin publish a call for a national committee meeting in St. Louis on January 17 1896 to set the dime and place for the national convention and handle business. The statement names J E Tannen and others with credentials required for proxies. Texas Populist leader Judge Thomas G Nugent dies in Fort Worth on Saturday morning.

National Committee of the People's Party Lindell Hotel St. Louis Tannenren Tannen McPanrix Rankiix Texas Thomas G. Nugent Fort Worth

Secretary Carlisle reports on federal finances and currency policy

Secretary Carlisle's report to Congress outlines 1895 revenues of 890.3 million and expenditures of 493.2 million, a 42.8 million deficit, with projections of continued deficits and a possible 7 million surplus in 1897. It argues for retiring greenbacks, retiring legal tender notes, and using bonds to stabilize the currency, while urging bank branch expansion and restricted small-denomination notes.

Carlisle Anen Congress Treasury Enyr Secretary of the Treasury Aguinet Cage Wis United States Tam Bankersn Enye United States Treasury

Piedmont Air Line Denies Train Passenger Enrollment

In a terse notice from Piedmont Air Line departments in Atlanta and Washington officials deny passenger train enrollment for W A Turk Ht Hardwick and others. The message lists officers Gide W Ryder superintendent and J M Culp general superintendent traffic manager among the referenced officials.

W. A. Turk Hardwick Wasumnaron D, C Atlanta

Patriots of America Organizes to Promote Free Silver

Mr. W H Harvey unveils the Patriots of America a new non partisan group with national HQ in Chicago aiming to make free silver a main issue in the next national campaign. The plan includes state and county patriots lodge networks to mobilize public support and 인crease government virtue against perceived corporate influence.

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Captain Jackson Dies After Appendicitis Operation

Capt Harry Jackson a prominent attorney and Georgian died at his Atlanta home Friday at 12 15 p m after failing to rally from an operation for appendicitis performed Thursday He was admired for courage in life and death and rest with a smile.

Harry Jackson Atlanta

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