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Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1896

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Through Pullman Sleepers on Southern rail routes

Railway notice lists Pullman sleeping car connections between New York, Washington, Atlanta, Birmingham, Richmond, Atlanta via various trains and dates. Details specify through sleepers between New York and New Orleans, New York and Atlanta, Atlanta to Richmond, and schedules tied to Tuesdays Thursdays Wednesdays Saturdays with officials from Atlanta and Washington.

Washington Southwestern Pulloan New York New Orleans Atlanta Montgomery Memphis Birmingham United States Pullman Richmond Atelanta Dangilie Greensboro

Accused Acquitted in Packwood Murders Trial

A sixteen day trial in Tavares Florida resulted in the acquittal of Irwin Jenking Marion Clinton and William McRae on charges related to the Packwood murders. The December 10 1801 killings near New Stayran Volusia County claimed Miss Bruce Frank Packwood Mrs Hatch and Pennie Hatch. The case hinged on circumstantial evidence and previously cost Volusia County much money.

Packwood Tavares Irwin Jenkins Marion Clinton William McRae Miss Bruce Frank Packwood Mre. Hatch Pennie Hatch Bree Mra Hateh New Stayran Volusia County Jenking Meltuc Clinton Peracos Bruce

Acquittal of Col. A B Coit Ends Lynchers Trial

The long Columbus Ohio trial of Col A B Coit closed Saturday night with acquittal. He testified he ordered troops to fire on a mob of intending lynchers at Washington Court House, and several in the mob were killed. Separate murder indictments were found for each victim. Prosecution planned immediate action on the other indictments.

Col A. B. Coit Columbus Washington Court House Lim

National Capital Doings of the Chiefs and Meads

The house ways and means committee ordered a favorable report on a bill extending the privileges of the law relating to certain kinds of fruit brandy to brandy distilled from apples peaches and other fruits. Senate discussed pensions for Confederates who later served in the federal forces. Various budget items and indictments noted. Bayard resignation rumors circulate amid censure talk and diplomatic concerns with Great Britain.

House Ways and Meath Senate Peffer Kansas United States Macfarlane Garcia Washington Mawkins House Committee On Military Affairs Elverton Chapman New York Criminal Court of the District of Columbia Senate Committee of Chapman Court of Appeals Treasury Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle

United States Demands Indemnity from Ottoman Porte

A Constantinople dispatch reports the United States has demanded the porte pay a large indemnity for losses suffered by American missionaries during mobs in Asia Minor. The claim highlights tensions between the United States and Ottoman authorities over protection of Western missionaries.

Sam Demanda Constantinople Central News London United States Porte Asia Minor

Bell Returns to Philadelphia With Cordial North South Welcome

The Liberty Bell arrived in Philadelphia after a Cotton States Exposition display, greeted by a large crowd at Broad Street Station. Atlantinna escorts aided its safe return, as Battery A saluted with twenty five guns and a Union League banquet honored the occasion.

Independence Hall Philadelphia Union League League Broad Street

Call for National Democratic Convention in Chicago 1896

The Democratic National Committee met in Washington on January 16 1896 and set July 7 1896 at 12 noon for the convention in Chicago Illinois. Each state gets delegates equal to double its senators and representatives, with territories and DC receiving two each. All conservative Democrats are invited to join in sending delegates.

Chicago PymApeLonta Washington D. C Ill Congress of the United States District of Columbia W. UY Wamu Ohm Dem Nat X. Com P. Snenny

Boilers Blow At Offerman Sawmill Killing Five

Information reports a boiler explosion at the Southern Pine Company sawmill in Offerman, Georgia. Five mill hands, all Black men, were killed and two more injured, with extensive damage to buildings and machinery from two successive blasts during breakfast break.

Southern Pine Company Goorwin Offerman Bhickwhear

Centennial Commissioners Nominate Governors Wives as State Centennials

In Nashville an executive committee of the Woman Tennessee Centennial board adopted a plan making the wives of all U S governors state centennial commissioners. A general meeting will ratify nominations and forward commissions. Stockholders may postpone the centennial until May 1898, but a larger exposition is planned with six major buildings under construction to be completed by June.

Woman's Tennessee Centennial Board Nashville United States Hunter Witham Georgia Elberton Bank Georgia County Bank Btock Security Company Atlanta Armers and Merchants’ Bank Senoia Farmers and Merchants’ Bank Thomaston Bank of Monticello Monticello Bank of Warrenton Warrenton Douglasville Banking Company Douglasville Bank of Louisville Louisville Bank of Buford Bank of Millen Millen Partners and Merchants’ Bank Lawrenceville Bank of Winder Winder Cartersville Davisborough Bank of Butler Butler Bank of Lexington Lexington Bank of Tifton Tifton

First Break in Kentucky Senatorial Deadlock

The Kentucky legislature broke the deadlock Thursday when Dr. J. J. Chambers of Kenton county voted for Judge W. H. Holt of Frankfort. The move sparked opposition from anti-Hunter supporters who claimed Holt’s victory was near. Holt’s backers say Republican unity could secure his election if all Republicans coalesce.

Kentucky J. J. Chambers Kenton County W. H. Holt Frankfort Chambers Ory Holt

Through Georgia Highlights From Day to Day

A digest of events across Georgia includes the Grand Commandery of Georgia Templars meeting in Columbus on April 15, a Brumby Chair annex project in Marietta, veteran corps talks by Chatham Artillery members, and legal actions from Savannah to Rabun county. Also noted are railway, tax, and bank stories with court filings, bond votes, and Chickamauga commission appointments.

Brumby Chair Company Marietta Savannah Bartlett Macon United States Court Congress

Two Ships Launched Helena and Grand Duchess at Newport News

Newport News Ship Building Company launched two vessels at high tide in Newport News Virginia. The Grand Duchess a Plant line merchant steamer designed for trips between Tampa and the Bahamas and the Helena a gunboat for shallow river navigation. Both vessels join the navy program amid a large Washington party and public spectators.

Helena Southern Newport Nova Newport News Ship Building Company Washington House Naval Affairs Committee Admiral Brown Norfolk Navy Yard Kentucky Kearsarge Grand Duchess Nellie Eldridge Indiana James River Agnes Belle Steel Mayor Steel Helena, Mont Montana Plant Line Ampa Bahamas Auxiliary Navy Newport News Company Wilmington China United States South Central America

French renew Egyptian question talks with Salisbury

The Messenger of Paris reports Baron de Courcel, French ambassador to Great Britain, will renew discussions with Lord Salisbury on the Egyptian question to leverage the Franco British entente. France aims to profit from cooling tensions between England and Germany and press for Britain’s evacuation of Egypt, with Rudosis noted as an ally on the issue.

Paris Baron de Courcel Great Britain Lord Salisbury France England Germany Egypt

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