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Vienna News

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1905

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Vienna Moves Toward New Brick Hotel Project

A Friday meeting of Vienna citizens formed a stock company plan to erect a modern brick hotel. A committee of J P Heard, A E Walton, and Col M P Hall will solicit subscriptions and secure funds while bids are prepared. A site between the court house and the Southern hotel is favored, with more meetings planned to finalize the project.

Vienna J.D. Hargrove J. P. Heard J.P. Heard & Sons A.E. Walton Walton Bros Col. M. P. Hall Hargrove and Walton Broa Court House Whitehall

Georgia Peach Crop Damaged by Cold Bleak Prospects

Reports from Adairsville Georgia indicate heavy damage to Elberta peaches with estimates from growers ranging from 60 to 75 percent killed. Some areas show complete loss while others suffer lighter injuries. The outlook for a large crop remains gloomy as weather continues to threaten remaining fruit.

Adairsville

Attempted Bank Robbery Shocks Doeran Georgia

In Doeran Georgia on February 17 an inside attempt to rob the local bank failed when the robbers fled after drilling a vault hole. A posse of men is now searching for the would be criminals.

Doeran

Explosion Kills Twenty on Baku Naptha Barge

An explosion aboard a naptha barge near Baku on February 16 killed about twenty people and damaged several other barges in the harbor. Rescue teams searched wreckage as officials investigated the blast and its cause.

Baku

Sumter’s Ordinary Dies in Atlanta at Kimball House

Judge T M Allen, ordinary of Sumter county, died unexpectedly Sunday night at the Kimball house in Atlanta after requesting a fire be made in his room. He had come to the city to advocate the state pension bill and was reported in good health prior to retiring. The physician said death resulted from a brain hemorrhage. Raised in Americus, he was widely esteemed in his home county.

T.M. Allen Américus Sumter County Kimball House Atlanta Allen Americus

Woman Burned to Death in Waynesboro Home

Mrs Edward A Carter wife of Hon B A Carter died after being badly burned today in Waynesboro Georgia. She was seated by a fire in her room when flames ignited her clothing and she sustained fatal injuries despite prompt medical help. Her husband awoke and found her in a severely burned condition.

Waynesboro Edward A. Carter B.A. Carter

Stevens to Succeed Brown in Georgia Railroad Post

Savannah, Feb 17. Hon Pope Brown of Pulaski says he does not expect reappointment as railroad commissioner when his term expires and that Governor Terrell will appoint O B Stevens to the vacancy. Brown conferred with Col Estill and friends and spoke at the colored farmers convention at the Georgia State Industrial college.

Savannah Pope Brown Pulaski Terrell O. B. Stevens Brown Estill Colored Farmers’ Convention Georgia State Industrial College

Boone Shot Wounded in Valdosta Disturbance

In Valdosta Georgia a disturbance last night left Joe Boone with a pistol wound over the eye and his side peppered by bird shot after about a dozen shots were fired. Two men and two women were jailed awaiting investigation.

Valdosts Joe Boone

Jail Break at Covington Captured by Sheriff and Deputies

A jail delivery in Covington Georgia involved inmates using a brick wall and blankets to scale an escape. Sheriff Hay, ill with pneumonia, awakened by the escape, fired to stop two prisoners and pursued the rest with a horse, buggy and bloodhounds. A freezing rain hindered tracking, and the full gang was believed to be at large, with one fugitive charged with murder.

Hay

Man Thought Dead Revives Before Bedside Crowd

In Union, West End, Robert Butts aged over seventy was believed dead after collapse. His body was dressed and moved to another room when he sat up, ordering to be taken back to bed. He had suffered strokes before and now is recovering better than before.

Butts

Excessive Rains Undermine G S & F Railroad Siding

In Kathleen Georgia the excessive rains damaged the Georgia Southern and Florida railroad siding. Five freight cars overturned due to soft embankment earth. One car carried corn, two coal, others were open. Freight was moved to other cars and delivered. no mainline delay occurred.

Macon Georgia Souther and Florida Kathleen Ave Wey

Husband Killed by Wife’s Lover in Georgia Tragedy

In Maldosta Georgia a man named E Flood was killed by A L Frierson, allegedly at the hands of Flood’s wife’s lover after long family trouble. The body was found at Flood’s home with severe axe wounds. Frierson fled toward Savannah but was intercepted and returned to testify as a coroner’s jury indicted him and the wife as accessories.

Maldosts Thin City E. Flood Eaid A. L. Pherson Ip Flood Atan Flood Frierson Telis Frierson Yeaterday Savannah

Gaines Speech Praised as Unanswerable by Press

Representative John Wesley Gaines of Tennessee receives widespread press praise for his brief reply to General Grosvenor of Ohio. Newspapers call Gaines’ two word answer “O shucks” fitting the occasion and unanswerable, while Grosvenor’s lengthy reply elicits laughter and discredit.

John Wesley Gaines Tennessee Grosvenor Ohio Gaines

Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Ad by Vienna Drug Co

An advertisement urges readers to rest the stomach by using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure which digests what you eat and aids recovery. It claims the product helps digestion and strengthens the stomach, marketed by The Vienna Drug Co.

Distribution of the School Funds in Georgia

State School Commissioner W. By Merritt announces a total disbursement of 24 455.81 dollars for January teaching services across counties that filed claims. Warrants will be issued tomorrow and funds come from the 1905 general school appropriation and the surplus from last year. Several counties receive varying amounts from the treasury and others draw from surplus funds to complete their shares. The total surplus amounts to about 140 000 dollars, though not all counties participate.

Atlanta W. By Merritt Treasury Toronsrent Camden Polk Thomas Colquit Dodge Dooly Echols Laurens Franklin Randolph Screven Sumter

An Owosso Jury Awards 2000 Against Standard Oil

A Clinton County suit against Standard Oil resulted in a 2000 verdict. Reportedly after the finding the price of oil rose one cent per gallon statewide in the county to cover the verdict and costs. The Savannah News notes the tale may be dubious but sounds likely.

Owosso Mich Owoaso Clinton County Standard Oil Company Savannah News

Two Meet Death Beneath Water in Savannah River

Savannah Ga February 19 two young men William B Martin and R Bostick drowned while out hunting in a bateau on the Savannah river near Scotia. They were with two negro companions. The boat struck a snag and threw the party into the river. Martin and Bostick disappeared, the other two clung to a tree and were rescued. Both men about thirty five, prominent in Scotia. Martin son of Colonel ADM Martin and Bostick son of Rev Joseph Bostick. Bodies not recovered by tonight.

Savannah Abateau Scotia William B. Martin Poles R. Bostick Martin Bostick Martin We Adm. Martin Joseph Bostick Thin City

Successful Enterprise to Be Incorporated in Americus

Mab 10 The Americus Overalla Genr ny important industry here is to be incorporated with a capital stock of 10000 dollars. The enterprise has been in operation more than a year already and has done a splendid business, which will now be greatly enlarged.

Americus, Ga Mab Americus Overalla Genr

To Cure a Coldia One Day with Laxative Bromquinine

Cure claimed with LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets available from druggists. Money back if no cure. Signature of E. W. Groove on box, 25e. October 1088.

E. W. Groove

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