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Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1896

Page

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Transcontinental and Southern Limited Sleeper Services Advertised

Railway notice lists through Pullman sleeping cars between New York New Orleans and Memphis via Washington Atlanta Montgomery Birmingham and destinations to Richmond Danville Greensboro and Atlanta with schedule notes for Tue Thu connections and station agents W A Turk H B Hardwick W B Ryder J H Green J M Culp in Washington Atlanta and coastal regions.

Washington Southwestern Pullman New York New Orleans Atlanta Montgomery Memphis Birmingham United States Exposition Flyer Pullan Richmond Tanta Danville Greensboro Age Esun Norcross Buford Gainesville Cornelia Airy Toccoa Philadelia Patly Nent Gastoni Mt. P Blacksburg Gaffneys Isubeee Spartanburg Greenville Central Beneca Mt. Airy KE. T

Indiana Republicans Back McKinley for President

The Indiana Republican convention in Indianapolis instructed its delegation to vote for William McKinley in St. Louis with little opposition. The platform demands honest money, tariff protection, and reciprocity while opposing free silver coinage and endorsing McKinley as the nominee.

Indiana Indianapolis St. Louis William McKinley Ohio McKinley Republican Party United States

Congress Advances Adjournment And Pension Bill Debate

The House, via Ways and Means, urged immediate consideration of a concurrent resolution for adjournment on the 18th. Debate followed with Wheeler opposing, while Dingley secured unanimous consent for a five minute address. The Senate differed on actions regarding foreign affairs, bond investigations, and harbor plans for Santa Monica versus San Pedro, with broad votes and committee referrals shaping the day.

HOUSE Committee On Ways and Means Dingley Congress Mr. Dingley Mr. Wheeler Alabama Wheeler Maine Speaker McCall Massachusetts Election Committee Yost Tucker Miller West Virginia Elections Committee Thompson Shaw North Carolina Washington

Train Wreckers Cause Savannah Passenger Disaster

A New York and Florida Limited rail passenger train derailed near Anderson ten miles south of Savannah after a mislaid switch. One child died and twenty-six were injured among 208 onboard. Conductor J Z Glass activated air brakes to stop the train, while investigators suspect a deliberate wrecking plot at a nearby trestle.

New York and Florida Limited Express Florida Central and Peninsular Anderson Savannah J. Z. Glass

Mint to Coin Silver Dollars and Gold Double Eagles

The U S mint in Philadelphia will begin turning out double eagles after two months of stamping silver dollars and subsidiary coin. Gold bars valued at 2,000,000 are stored and will be coined before the annual shutdown starting June 30 for two weeks, with silver dollars and subsidiary coin continuing in limited production.

United States Mint Philadelphia

Washington News Highlights Civil Service and Congress Talks

The article reports Hon. J. Sterling Morton will address the University of Tennessee on June 9. It notes General Lee leaving Lynchburg for Washington on May 15 for final instructions before heading to Guba. It covers plans to veto the river and harbor bill, Congress adjournment risks, and Senator Bacon’s bond authorization bill. It also details an extended civil service law affecting 58,185 positions and five branches of the service.

J. Sterling Morton University of Tennessee Lee Lynchburg Washington Senate House Congress Bacon Georgia Secretary of the Treasury Finance Committee

Classified Examinations Tighten Hiring Rules Across Agencies

The number of classified positions exempt from examination has been cut from 2099 to 775, mainly cashiers in customs, postal and internal revenue services. Indians in minor Indian service roles are automatically exempt. In Washington, only private secretaries or confidential clerks to the president and eight executive departments may be exempt, with a limit of two each.

Senate State Department Commission For Executive Civil Service Departmental Service Custom House Service Post Office Service Government Printing Service Internal Revenue Service Railway Mail Service Indian Service District of Columbia Pension Agencies Steamboat Inspection Service Revenue Cutter Service Treasury Department Custom House Post Office Delivery Internal Revenue District Customs, Postal and Internal Revenue Services Washington

Cotton Crop Progress in May Reports From Agriculture

The May cotton report from the Department of Agriculture details planting progress nationwide. 87.9 percent of the contemplated area was planted by May 1, close to the usual 88.2 percent, with state figures showing varied advancement and notable drought delays in North and South Carolina, Georgia, and Alabama.

Department of Agriculture Washington Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia Florida Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas Arkansas Tennessee Georgina Indian Territory Missouri North South Carolina

Tillman Lectures in Gainesville On Silver Coinage Stance

Senator Tillman spoke to about 600 at the Gainesville court house on the silver coinage question and urged inclusion of a 16 to 1 silver ratio in the Chicago platform. He denounced Cleveland and Carlisle, mocked John Sherman, denied Florida ties to Senator Call, and warned the convention could face a riot if his views were barred.

Tillman Gainesville Mla West Cleveland Carlisle John Sherman Hell Chicago South Carolina Florida Senator Call

Weyler Resigns Report Not Confirmed in Havana

Rumor says Captain General Weyler offered to resign over Spanish U S friction in the Competitor filibusters case. Officials reportedly refused the resignation and ordered him to stay at his post amid ongoing Cuba policy disputes. Weyler declares fatigue over U S meddling and his aim to crush bandits to save Spain in Cuba.

Weyler Havana United States Cuba Spain

Destructive Ashland Lumber Dock Fire Claims Three Dead

A massive blaze at Ashland northern Wisconsin began at W R Durfee's lumber dock on Sunday morning. The fire destroyed nearly 20 million feet of lumber, with total losses around 458000 and insured losses about 350000. New York financier Mr Depew described the state as typical.

Wisconsin Ashland W. R. Durfee Mr. Depew New York

Holmes Hanged for Only Two Murders, Confesses

The execution of H. H. Holmes at Moya Mensing Prison in Philadelphia occurred at 10 12 am after a solemn march to the gallows. Holmes asserted he killed only two women through criminal operations and proclaimed his innocence of the Pietzel family deaths.

H. H. Holmes Moyamensing Philadelphia Holmes Pietzel Benjamin Mr. Rotan Clement

Big Interests Change Hands Coal Mines and Railroads Sold

The Bell Lewis and Yates Coal Company of Buffalo sells its plant valued around 3 million dollars to a New York led syndicate and Buffalo Rochester and Pittsburg railroad stockholders. The deal includes Reynoldsville Pennsylvania mines and forty seven miles of rail lines feeding regional routes. Transfer expected about June 1 with Adram Iselin named as head of the syndicate.

Bell, Lewis & Yates Coal Company Buffalo N. Y New York Rochester Falls Creek Reynoldaville Alls Creek Adram Iselin

Texas Delegates Named for Chicago Exposition Meeting

Governor Culberson of Texas appointed delegates to consult on exhibits for the Southern States exposition in Chicago. Named are J. B. Donohan of Clarksville, F. W. Malley of Hitler, 8. W. Dixter of Houston, Sidney Smith of Dallas, and Sam Webb of Albany.

Texas Chicago Culberson J. B., Donohan Clarksville F. W. Malley Hitler W. Dixter Houston Sidney Smith Dallas Sam Webb Albany

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Piedmont Air Line W. A. Turk H. Hardwick Washington, D. C Atlanta, GA W. B. Ryder Coaxforts Nort, CaKoniva J. H. Green J. M. Culp Gen'l Trafic M'g'r Washingrton D. C. WashHington Call Mr. Pasco Sherman Committee On Foreign Affairs Pasco Secretary of State Olney Hill Faulkner Gray Mitchell Palmer Quay Investi Senate Finance Committee Santa Monica California San Pedro Harbor Los Angeles San Pedro Santa Moria Southern Pacific Nathaniel Greene Guilford Courthouse N. C Atchafalaya Bay Louisana Harris Pettigrew Union and Central Pacific Dubois Washington News Eoontor DuBois Madrid
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