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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1902
Page
7
Fragmentary remarks from a historical report quote two speakers discussing whether Caribs near a region have been largely eradicated and whether their communities may be considered civilized after surrounding explosions. The dialogue reflects colonial attitudes in Washington sources.
A Washington Star quip contrasts a dangerous locust with a seventeen-year-old girl. The odd remark frames youth and danger in a seaside-press tone as a playful aside in a summer feature.
A jumble of travel ads and patent medicine pitches appears with low rate excursion tickets on the Central of Georgia Railway and local sale offices. Included are testimonials for tonics and cures, names of sales agents, and scattered household and baby care products, all in antique promotional prose.
The Thirtieth Regiment reunion in Georgia drew a large crowd marking a record attendance. Reports note the Brunswick and Birmingham purchase of the Ocilla and Worth line with the Tifton Northeastern extension and a $260,000 deal.
A head on collision on the Brooklyn Elevated railroad at Adams street derailed six cars and wrecked two. At least two were fatally injured and several others injured. Godfrey Moore and Henry Moore are trapped under debris. Motorman Charles Shattuck was arrested while John Sullivan fled.
Ambassador Clayton in Mexico reports restitution after a fraudulent conspiracy in the Tlahaulilo Mining Company case. James Brown Potter represented American and English interests and pressed the Mexican state department until the conspirators disgorged all funds and securities valued at over two million dollars.
A Washington letter from Hon W F Aldrich Alabama congressman cites favorable Peruna testimonials. The piece touts Peruna as a catarrh tonic improving digestion nerves sleep and debility, with endorsements from H S Emory and other prominent figures. The Peruna Medicine Co claims 60 000 letters praising its remedies.
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