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Newspaper

Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1893

Page

4

Georgia Notes on Courts Banks Schools and Pensions

Irwinton to Athens notes cover bank defalcation cases released from Fulton jail as grand jury fails to indict. Central Trust Co of New York seeks 800 receiver. co-receiver battle looms. Bradwell visits Athena to promote a state normal college with a $1,000 subscription, plus Gilmer fund support. Agricultural fair plans by Bereven club, model dairy farm at Athena, and a new ordinary convention in Atlanta discussed. Military orders tighten officer examinations. Georgia state fair rotation dispute between Macon and Augusta advances. Pensions for veterans and widows outlined with schedule for injuries and disabilities.

Central Trust Couny New York Julge Newman Atlanta Bradwell Athena Normal College Board of Trade Gilmer State College Hunnicutt N. J. Wing Ohio Macon Georgia Loween Augusta Fair Association Waddell State Agricultural Society Snid

Redwine Indicted on Crime Charge in Grand Jury Report

United States grand jury reports a bill of indictment against Lewis Redwine for a crime. He may be tried this term or, if not heard, the case will go over until next fall. Redwine’s shortage amounts to about $109,148.78.

Athiotn United States Grand Jay Lewis Redwine Wlenout Redwine United States Grand Jury

Missing steamer spurs new search as Brittanic fails to find Naronic

A London cable states the Brittanic, sailing from New York March 1, reached Liverpool on Friday after drifting ninety miles to the south. It did not sight the missing White Star steamer Naronic, which had left Liverpool twenty seven days earlier.

Liverpool London New York

Colonel Dines New Navy Secretary at Private Dinner

The Colonel dined the new Secretary of the Navy Herbert with twenty guests at a Wednesday night private dinner. Reports describe the mood as cordial and hopeful about the secretary, with speeches not reported. The Redpath Brothers boot firm, Rostov, burned Friday and faces insolvency with losses around 100000, partner H. I. Peepee killed.

Dines

Telegraphic Gleanings of World News Condensed

Bishop Brown dies in Washington. Foot and mouth disease breaks in Berlin cattle market with bans on cattle removals. Eagle Pass notes removal of Mexican import duty on corn meal and beans. Snow in Iowa and Kansas City signals one of the season’s worst storms. Beauprie Mercantile Co fails in St Paul with assets about 168002 liabilities 517286. Presbyterian Ireland assembly condemns home rule bill. Catholics urge pope to call conference to curb Monte Carlo gambling. Michigan women’s suffrage bill defeated 88 to 88 in lower house. B&O reports February earnings 1946112 with expenses 1474783. Toledo fire injures several. loss near 100000 insured. Teutonic captain sighting naronic near Queenstown. Pacific Mail appoints Lauterbach director after Gould death. Bootle fire destroys Ward Building causing 75000 loss. four firemen hurt. Missouri house approves excise commission bill shifting dramshop licensing. Mrs. Annie Potter of Kansas City announces independent mayoral bid. Kingston brothers arrested for smuggling drugs from Canada. Havana notes redeemable bank bills expire March 11. most notes lost or destroyed. Carnegie Steel orders armor plate machinery from Whitworth cost over 1 million. Armor plant will greatly aid war fixture production. Sioux City streetcar workers mass discharge. new hires replace them amid theft allegations. NYO&W railroad oil tank accident kills two crew and burns. Minnesota bill to curb gambling in grain futures introduced. Chicago dispatch reports striking Ceylon exhibit workers at the world fair. wage demands rise from 7 to 40 rupees.

Bishop Brown African Methodist Episcopal Church Washington Berlin Eagle Pass Texas Iowa Kansas City Beauprie Mercantile Company St. Paul Minn The Presbyterian Church In Ireland Belfast Monte Carlo Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Wheeler Opera Toledo London Teutonic Queenstown Naronic Pacific Mail Steamship Company New York City Edward Lauterbach Monterey Monterey and Sierra Muada Coahuila Tampico Guthie Oklahoma Annia Potter Kas Wwrday el Potter Ely R Buffalo N. Y Saga Edward A. Kingston James Kingston Wagner Palace Car Company Canada Custom House Kingston Havana Carnegie Steel Company Whitworth & Co Manchester Eny Camogie Company Sioux City New York, Ontario and Western Railroad Mainsville Oneida Si Inota General Assembly William A. Kent Board of Trade Chicago Ceylon

Discrimination in Rates Filed in Nashville Circuit Court

The Interstate Commerce Commission sues Louisville and Nashville Railroad in Nashville Tenn for rate discrimination on coal shipments favoring Memphis and other localities. It alleges the company refused to conform its tariffs to the commission’s orders issued a year earlier.

United States Nashville Tenn Interstate Commission Louieville and Nashville Road Company Memphis Acid Commission Asid Commission

Blount Goes to Hawaii to Investigate Annexation

Ex congressman James H. Blount of Georgia travels to Hawaii to settle the Honolulu annexation muddle. President Cleveland and Secretary Gresham pursue the true history as Blount, with Mrs Blount and Ellis Mills, sails toward San Francisco to reach Honolulu.

Cleveland Gresham James H. Blount Georgia Blount San Francisco Honolulu Ellis Mills State Department

Cotton Mills Burned at Exeter New Hampshire

Exeter cotton mills caught fire Tuesday morning. The blaze started in the basement and burned upward destroying the engine room and older intact section. The new part was saved with loss estimated at 250000 dollars. Three workers were wounded and 240 wage earners were left unemployed.

Exeter Cotton Mills Exeter N. H Firmca

Mother and children burned in Rutherford fire

At Rutherford New Jersey a kerosene lamp overturned by a child of T W Dixon of Richmond Virginia caused a blaze that killed two children aged six months and two years. Mrs Dixon died from burns the next morning. One child survived as the house burned to the ground.

Rutherford, N T. W. Dixon Watkins Hardware Company Richmond

Arresting Anarchists in Madrid Bomb Raid Tragedy

Police raided anarchist targets in Madrid on Tuesday, seizing bomb making materials and propaganda. An Italian operative was killed in a charge that misfired and exploded. In Georgia, Owens and Black were released after a grand jury failed to indict them in the Redwine defalcation case.

Madrid Berea Owens Black United States Grand Jury Redwine At- Tontae Ga

Atlanta Markets Tiracemen and Commodities Listing

Market snapshot lists prices and goods across categories from coffee to flour. Entries cover coffee, sugar, tea, spices, canned goods, dairy, oils, candies, crackers, soaps, candles, and farm staples with multiple producers and price points, reflecting a bustling late 19th or early 20th century Atlanta market scene.

Serious Facts About Bread And Dangerous Alum Powders

A health warning cites dangers of baking powders containing alum and phosphates. It urges avoidance of cheap or gift-promoted brands, endorses Royal Baking Powder as pure, alum-free, and government-approved. Claims on health harms include indigestion, fevers, and possible child death from alum-containing products.

Board of Health U. S Boards of Health

A Great and Useful Book and Webster’s Dictionary

A long-winded praise of Webster’s Opal Distiona and its value as the most complete single volume English dictionary. The article extols Webster’s labor and accuracy, noting its adoption by English speakers and recommending it for school, family, and student use. Also includes a brief, unclear note about prices and a stray line about rice.

Noahebster Webster Ensiment

Taking Cold and the Role of Fatigue in Illness

A health warning on how fatigue and lifestyle trigger colds and allied illnesses. It notes that weak constitution and nervous system strain raise risk, while fatigue from long days, late nights, or overfeeding contribute. Proper sleep, regular habits, and exposure to temperature changes help preserve resilience.

Terrible Threat Sparks Candy Battle in Street & Smith tale

In a vivid Street & Smith Good News scene a mother orders her son Tommy Traddles to come immediately. She threatens a switch and promises only one piece of candy afterward, highlighting a tense domestic moment in a serialized story.

Mother Horrors Tommy Street & Smith

All Alike. Visitor at wedding church scene dialogue

A fragment from Street & Smith’s Good News depicts a visitor asking about attending a wedding at a church. The response notes the speaker did not think, only looked and talked, like everyone else, highlighting casual conversation and social mood.

Litterl Street & Smith

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