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Cleveland Progress

Location

Cleveland, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1896

Page

4

Preservation of Milk Promises Giant Shakeup in Dairy Trade

A new milk preservation process keeps samples fresh for a year without additives. Tested by Dr. Spencer, it promises to revolutionize the milk business, benefiting remote dairies and enabling long shelf life. Point Reyes hosts the parent factory offering farmers 25 percent more than butter markets. If adopted, grocers may stock it like canned goods, expanding access to ready to use milk.

Spencer San Francisco Point Reyes Seattle Wash

Senate Debates Anti Bond Bill In 84 20 Vote

A Washington special reports the senate vote of 84 to 20 to take up a bill to prohibit further bond issues by the president and secretary of the treasury without Congress consent. The measure, attacked by Hill Sherman and gold standard advocates, is expected to pass and could delay adjournment and reshuffle tariff considerations. The day included three hours from Hill and was opposed by Hawley Lodge Baker. Mills George Clark Teller Allen Stewart supported by others. The bill's fate moved from 14 to a 2 vote after calendar reallocation, with no action set for Monday.

Washington Senate Secretary of the Treasury Congress Senator Hill John Sherman House Hill Sherman Ohio Hawley Connecticut Lodge Massachusetts Baker Kansas Mills Texas George Mississippi Clark Wyoming Teller Colorado Allen Nebraska Stewart Nevada

Iowa Democrats Endorse Free Silver as Platform Policy

Iowa Democrats at Dubuque state convention adopt free silver platform and nominate Horace Boies for president. Delegation to Chicago mostly silver faction. rules committee backs M. Carr as permanent chairman. district one votes for gold standard delegates. The platform reiterates bimetallism with no minting discrimination and calls for repeal of the 1873 demonetization act.

Iowa Dubuque M. Carr Delaware County Chicago Horace Boies United States National Demoocratic Party

Whisky Loss In Wreck Leaves State Dispensary Short

A Columbia special reports 126 barrels of XX whisky aboard wrecked freight cars on the Columbia Newberry and Laurens road burned three days ago. The blaze adds to the pyrotechnics and may leave the state dispensary dry until a fresh shipment arrives. the railroad will be liable for the loss.

Columbia 8. O Columbia, Newberry and Laurens

Outlaw Tom Delk Captured by Farmer McWilliams

Tom Delk, the noted outlaw, was captured near Se noia eighteen miles from Atlanta and taken to police headquarters at eight Thursday morning. John H. McWilliams, armed farmer of Coweta County, subdued Delk in a hand to hand struggle lasting fifteen minutes after luring him into a trap with plans to rob Jim Steed counting on a hundred dollars. Delk surrendered when McWilliams held his pistol at Delk’s heart and threatened to kill.

Tom Delk Atlanta Fairburn John H. McWilliams Coweta County McWilliams Delk Mr. McWilliams Tom Jim Steed Keg Creek

Seaboard Airline President Denies Padding Mail Charges

President Hoffman of Seaboard Air Line rejects allegations of defrauding the United States by padding the mail service. He says he has no knowledge of such charges and requests full information before commenting. He questions the Postmaster General Wilson’s publication of serious claims without allowing the line to respond. He blames enemies for circulating false reports about the company.

Hoffman Seaboard United States Post Office Department Seaboard Air Line Wilson

Czar and Czarina Enter Moscow Amid Triumph

The czar and czarina made a final triumphal entry into Moscow on Thursday afternoon. Artillery thunder rang out, bells clanged, and a vast crowd of loyal Russians and international visitors cheered the historic procession.

Czar and Czarina Moscow Czar

Feathered weather signs predict rain and storms

A transcript lists various folk observations: birds and fowl behavior signal rain or fair weather. Indicators include birds ceasing song, groups flying in rain, shrill notes before rain, blackbird vibes, solitary turkey buzzard to rain, rooster crowing louder, wings clapping, hens dusting, crows noisy or solitary, hawks high or low, fowls roosting daytime, geese washing, quails in evening, and men of war hawks' height signaling sky conditions.

Electric Exposition Demonstrates Global Telegraph Speed

At New York Electrical Exposition Hall Dr Chauncey Depew gave a talk on Progress and Future of Electricity before about 10000 attendees. A telegraph message to Howard Adams of Cataract General Electric traveled 15000 miles via multiple cities and was received by Thomas Edison in four minutes, powered by Niagara Falls generated electricity.

New York City Chauncey Depew Depew Howard D. Adams General Electric Company Postal Telegraph Cable Company New York Chicago Los Angeles San Francisco Mr. Adams Buffalo Niagara Falls Cataract General Electric Company

Will This Machine Fly Bell Verifies Langley Flight Experiments

Prof Alexander Graham Bell declares Langley’s steam propelled steel flying machine demonstrates mechanical flight is solved. The statement, issued from Washington, centers on Langley as Smithsonian secretary and his test efforts.

Alexander Graham Bell Samuel P. Langley Smithsonian Institute Washington Bell Langley

Backache and Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Endorsed

A classic medicinal testimonial describes backache as a sign of organic derangement and promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as the remedy. The letter cites relief from long suffering pain, bearing down sensations, headaches, and fatigue, claiming recovery and weight gain after using the product. Martin Glenn of Cincinnati provides the quoted patient experience.

Lydia BE Pinkham Martin Glenn Dudley St Cincinnati

Old Veterans to Meet in Richmond June Reunion

The sixth annual Confederate Veterans reunion will be held in Richmond Virginia in June. Plans indicate a large turnout. The cornerstone for a mausoleum to Jefferson Davis will be laid, and the location for the souths battle abbey will be decided. Circulars from the Army of Tennessee HQ have notified ex Confederate veterans across the south.

Richmond Jefferson Davis South Battle Abbey Army of Tennessee Department

Truths Fables Up to Date Moral About Shaving

Two men in a barbershop debate virtue and probity. One seeks an honorable name for his children, the other worries about dying childless. The foolproof moral: learn to shave yourself and avoid barber shops.

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