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Newspaper

Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1895

Page

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Great Vestibuled Limited Route Details and Officials

Eastern railroad notices list Southern Railway operations the Great Vestibuled Limited route through Atlanta to Charlotte with agents and general passenger officials named including W. A. Turk 0 Hardwick and J. M. Culp among others in Washington DC and Atlanta Georgia along with supervisory personnel.

W. A. Turk Hardwick Evan Dias Atlanta Atlanta, Ga Green J.M. Culp Wart Vwos D.C Washington DC

General Directory and Church Notices with Schedules

General directory lists Miontily communications fourth Saturdays at 7 p.m. in Logan with member names and officers. Church directory notes Barrist-Services third Sundays and Saturdays before 11 a.m. Sunday school Sundays at 6 o clock p.m. Merxonist Services fourth Biunday at 11 a.m. with prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Cleveland Malls arrival schedule. Judiciary shows J Anthony, J. W.enthony judge and S. O. Howard Trostesox solicitor. Court convenes second Mondays in April and October.

Logan W. M Bell Conley J. W Kimsey A. M. Dean Treas Brown J. D J. W. IL. Underwood Barrist Joan J. Kimary W. H. Sucxs Wenthony Howard Trostesox

County Officers and Justice Courts Listing

County officers and justices listed for Geo County with names and positions including sheriff clerk treasurer tax collectors and receivers. Court districts show J P and N P positions with meeting dates second Saturdays first Saturdays and third Fridays or Saturdays.

W. B. Bern S. L. Brows W. KR. Powan N. Brack J. M. Ouapmay OG. I

Local Guardians and Justices Schedule Monthly Meetings

A fragment listing multiple districts and monthly meeting dates chaired by J. P. and N. P. officials. It names several local figures such as Hiram Cannan J P and Ry Lumsden N P with associated districts and recurring second or fourth Saturdays each month.

Turney Denies Claims on Poll Tax Law Violation

Governor Turney’s defense to Evans’s cross petition charges Republicans disregarded the election law. He affirms the original petition, says Evans denied key points, and asserts poll tax receipts were required in twenty six counties. The filing contends Evans claims the poll tax law is unconstitutional and that votes cannot be altered after judging.

Nashiville Turney Fivans Evans Loudern

General Bethune Dies at Ninety in Washington DC

General James Neil Bethune longtime owner and manager of Blind Tom died at his son's residence in Washington DC at age ninety. A Georgia alumnus 1827 solicitor general of the county editor in Columbus and a Creek War veteran he later lived near Warrenton Virginia. He leaves six children including Judge J D Bethune of Arizona and Mrs N T Robinson. remains to be interred beside his wife in Columbus, Georgia.

Hle Blind Tom James Neil Bethune Washington, D. C University of Georgia the Dimes and Sentinel the Enquirer Columbus Warrenton General Bethune J. D. Bethune Arizona N. T.N. Robinson the Treasury Columbus, Ga Bia Wile

Minister Gray Cles Died in Mexico City Train Berth

United States minister to Mexico Tanne r. Gray died at 7 05 p m Thursday after arriving from Washington where he counseled the state department on the Mexico Guatemala war. A Pullman conductor found him unconscious in his berth and he died shortly after at the American hospital. Rumor says Senator Ransom may be named to succeed him as minister to Mexico.

Northboand Pige Tein Atlanta Ouime Juan Py Gesettite Nottee Dat York Ry Denys Shaan Washington Southweavern New York New Ainvidle Greensboro Payee City of Mexico Saga Tanner Gray United States State Department Guatemala

Grave charges fly before North Carolina education panel

R E Peel accuses State Superintendent John O Scarborough and ex superintendent Major S M Finger of favoritism toward certain book publishers including University Publishing Co New York, suggesting compensation as motive. Peel acts for Ginn Co with Walker of SC on site. Scarborough Finger deny the accusations. Illinois Steel Co reports 1894 profits and declines in prices with higher output. La Gascogne ready to sail as piston installed for resumed weekly trips in French line.

North Carolina Legislative Committee On Education R. E. Peel John O. Scarborough S. M. Finger Peel University Publishing Company New York Raleigh Ginn & Co Walker South Carolina Mawr Scarborough la Gascogne Freneh Line Fugeue Martin Sterier

Other Sheep I Have Which Are Not of This Fold

A fiery sermon urges reaching outsiders as Christ’s flock expands beyond established folds. The preacher likens the church to a vast orchard with bars to lower and gates to swing, calling for ministers to seek prodigals and heed those far outside traditional congregations. He cites the parable of the lost sheep and emphasizes divine mercy, urging personal repentance and action to save those drifting from faith.

King's Park Burrsil Royal Conservatory Thard Ford Althir Christ Ils MacDonald Seotahmnan Cameron Anonchurch Ivan Gels Jincea Mars’ Rock Erleg Holiokus Creek Sherméen Newfournland Baljbathey Dhase Peesious Imo Obr Phage Ian John Milton William Wierth Taone Newton Robert Boyle Locke Soula Anya Jesus New York Clasroom Hoginss Menoclates Good Templars Phare Boston Philadelphia Fang Seala Yeonom Or Ain Chrlat Kasay Pica Church of God Seorea Trey

Growth of the South Industrial Expansion Reported

Growth of the South shows broad industrial momentum with new mills and plants across Tennessee Alabama Arkansas and Georgia. Major mills include Murond 8 0 S mill in Missouri sentinel 100000 capital and projects in Sheffield Jackson and Roanoke. New industries form Richmond Atlanta Nashville and Macon with capital from 25 000 to 200 6000. Demand for pig iron declines amid cold weather while overall expansion continues.

Murond Koscinsko Mis Senial Sheffield Ala Jackson, Tenn Toanoke American Plaster Co Rtichmond Caoital Alou Springs Improvement Co Biloam Springs Ark Capital San Antonio Tex Prossed Brick Co Dinford Atlanta Trin Thadesman Algo Tncorporation Macon J. Bell Lumber Co George Officer Fincastle Vix Ion Nashville N. C Georgetown Sellerd Granbury Waleater Vex Girard Alv Memphis

Proclamations and Threatening Letters Target Russian Czar

A Berlin dispatch reports daily nihilist proclamations and threats received by Tsar Alexander III since declaring autocracy. Rumors say a palace official was arrested for placing in the czar’s study a print of the assassination of Alexander II, along with other similar circulated items. Fire in Portsmouth destroys printing office and several shops, with a $25,000 loss, two thirds insured.

Russia Lokal Anzeiger Berlin St. Petersburg Alexander II Portsmouth W. A. Fisk W. N. White & Co H. EH. Owens

Confirmation of Brigadier Ruger to Major General

Washington dispatch notes the confirmation of Brigadier General Thomas Howard Ruger as major general. The article covers House debate on the Tact bond contract and Senate Finance Committee support for Dill repeal of a one tenth cent sugar duty, plus naval paymaster nominee rejection due to health. It details gold bond plans, a $62.4 million issue, and a $65 million gold reception, with Belmon t & Co and Rothschild/Morgan groups arranging delivery of 8.6 million ounces of gold for 4% bonds, under Olney and Carlisle supervision.

Thomas Howard Ruger House Senate Finance Naval Medical Board WT. A.jonns Ee Renatox Touns Louisiana Meyer Congress Treasury Carlisle Tusas August Belmont & Co New York Messrs. N. M. Rothnchild & Sons London J. P. Morgan & Co Morgan& Co United States Washington Olney J. Lynde Stetson

Southern Railway Wage Conference and Butler Senate Appointment

A Washington conference between W H Baldwin third vice president of the Southern railway and the grievance committee discussed restoring wages cut in 1908 on the Richmond and Danville and East Tennessee Virginia and Georgia lines. The company prepared a full statement showing wage equalization without extra outlay. Governor Carr of North Carolina commissioned Marion Butler as United States senator for the long term.

Baldwin Washington W. H. Baldwin Southern Railway Richmond and Danville Southern Old East Tennessee Virginia Georgia Alton Southern Railroad Company Tennessee Richmond Marion Butler Carr North Carolina Lina United States

KRX mayor Gilroy Indicted in Grand Jury Sensation

The New York Herald reports a grand jury indicted former mayor Thomas F. Gilroy and three police inspectors including McAvoy Melaughin Williams, with two captains unnamed. Indictment concerns misconduct during his time as commissioner of public works and not as mayor. The text notes further details are withheld pending court submission.

New York Herald Anybo Thomas F. Gilroy Thomas I. McAvoy Polscn William W. Melaughlin Alexander Williams Grand Gilroy

Women Stitchers Strike At Lynn Shoe Factory

Women stitchers employed in Mau rice Flynn's Lynn Massachusetts shoe factory join the strike. About thirty workers refuse to handle shoes produced by non union employees amid ongoing labor trouble. Markets section lists corrected weekly Atlanta groceries with fluctuating prices and assorted commodities.

Maurice Flynn Lynn Mass Atlanta

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