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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1902
Page
2
The article notes a shift from ivory to porcelain artificial teeth made in United States factories. It claims extensive tooth fabrication, with all shades and shapes now possible and even patient temperament guiding selections. It also reflects on geological shocks and Siberia's vast expanse in a broader contemplation.
The Australian commonwealth population totals about 9,775,128, with New South Wales 1,856,000 Victoria 1,201,178 Queensland 408,120 South Australia 363,157 Western Australia 184,000 Tasmania 172,475. New Zealand, not part of the commonwealth, has about 800,000 people.
A Hoglish writer imagines a future garden city with rail line factories on the outer ring, inner belts of parks, homes, churches, schools and shops, and a central garden housing public buildings. He notes many English conferences on ideal city design.
The North German Lloyd Kaleerohelm II hull is valued at 1,001,150 dollars during launch. An additional 3,040,490 dollars is needed to cover the first trial trip and total underwrite on completion rises to 6,175,000 dollars. Policies cover launch, log, river work and trials risks.
A New York Supreme Court judge ruled that plain water outside mill rights and reservoir interests is not taxable property for the city of New York. The decision suggests the city should not pay to acquire water from private sources, likening water to air in its public nature. The piece notes Carnegie libraries expanding across the United States, with 370 cities reportedly benefiting.
The sermon compares spiritual unbelief to the doomed Philip Nolan in Edward Everett Hale’s story, urging listeners to seek Christ or face being without God. The speaker warns that rejecting mercy leads to hopelessness and eternal estrangement, with examples of lives steered by unbelief.
The Washington Athletic Association in Newark hosts a curling team. Yale wins varsity boat race. freshmen tie. Harvard claims substitute fours. Gus Roblin defeats Tom Sunday in the eleventh round. Automobile racing featured at the New York State Fair in Syracuse. The Unéle Sam wins a first class race in New York. Victor Rigal covers a motor mile at Plymouth in 1937. Paris-Vienna race by Marcel Renault records fifteen hours twenty-two minutes at fifty-one mph. Australian sculler to return to Antipodes via Canada. Automobiles limited to weed to send... a noted violation noted with fines over $500.
Fifteen people were killed and twenty nine injured in a Fourth of July collision on the Mountain Lake electric railway near Gloversville New York. Two cars crowded with passengers toppled from an incline four miles long as a motorman losing control sent one car speeding into another. Bodies were recovered early Saturday morning with many victims being women. Separate report notes three Central Railroad of New Jersey detectives died nearby while guarding freight thieves. Names given include Robert Smith John Cosgrove and William Hanson.
Closing hours of congress rushed through a bill by Senator Pritchard of North Carolina to make Confederate veterans who enlisted and served before January 1, 1865 eligible for U S pensions. The measure would disburse about 8 million dollars in pensions across North Carolina and Tennessee as deserters who joined the Union later are acknowledged.
Two men died and three were hurt when a Michigan Central freight train derailed after hitting a washout near Thomas New York on Thursday. The double header wreck disrupted service and prompted emergency response.
President Roosevelt left Washington Thursday night aboard the Pennsylvania Railroad for Pittsburg Pennsylvania to attend the Fourth of July celebration at Schenly Park. He travels to participate in the local civic events and observe the holiday with residents.
A report from Roane County Tennessee says Mrs Fleming and Mr Jenkins near Laurel Bluff are suspected in the poisoning deaths of Mrs Fleming's husband and Mr Jenkins's wife, both dying within a month. A letter intercepted between Mrs Fleming and Jenkins sparked the inquiry.
The Alani Birmingham 8 time table shows service from Waycross to Cordele effective May 25 1902. George Dole Wadley serves as vice president and general manager with H C McFadden as general freight and passenger agent. Alex Bonny man is superintendent and J G Knapp acts as traveling freight and passenger agent. A B Demont Mollin is an additional Cordele agent.
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