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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1902
Page
2
The Vienna News notes Marconi is not the originator, merely building on others' attempts. It cites threats by Chicago bird lovers targeting bonnet wearers and milliners, Maine lobster trust plans, and western Kansas tree die-offs after lynchings. The piece reviews forestry, government valuation surveys, and quotes from industry leaders on education and future leadership.
A sermon by Rev J Wilbur Chapman reflects on how art has portrayed Jesus from early symbols to New Testament scenes. It traces why the Saviour’s physical appearance remains unknown and emphasizes the personal vision of Christ through faith and suffering, especially Jesus toward Jerusalem and in Gethsemane.
Biblical reflections describe Jesus as seen in glory at the throne and in the transfiguration. The author contrasts His suffering with future heavenly radiance, inviting believers to anticipate eternal joy and peaceful fellowship with God. The piece references biblical passages from Revelation, Mark, 1 Peter, Psalm, and Matthew.
A Christian Register meditation on personal development. The text compares self improvement to cultivating crops, arguing that focus in business, recreation, religion, and prayer builds character. Growth comes from effort in every facet of life shaping manhood and womanhood.
A religious meditation by F Whitfield warns that treating God’s gifts as ends themselves is idolatry. The heart easily substitutes blessings for God, as in Jacob’s failed worship of Benjamin and other idols. The sermon urges continual watchfulness against misplaced devotion.
A fragment reflecting on kinship as recognizing divine relation and universal kinship through kindness. It argues kindness should be directed to others beyond self and aligns gentleness with moral duty rather than mood. The text discusses self-restraint and the aim to hear others' needs rather than personal desire.
A Washington special reports Democrats harshly criticize President Roosevelt for Memorial Day remarks at Arlington. They accuse him of poor taste by referencing lynchings and Confederate charges, arguing the emphasis aimed to sway politics rather than honor the occasion. The independent press echoes the view, faulting the address for lapses in discretion and for reviving old, divisive memories.
Official relief figures from Coal Creek Tennessee detail 216 deaths in the mine disaster. Of the deceased, 121 were breadwinners or had dependents. The report lists the surviving relatives including 38 percent left without support, with many children under age, and a mother and seven daughters among the affected families.
A Erie railroad grade crossing near Su-Bar Grove Pennsylvania caused three deaths and three serious injuries when a train at about sixty miles an hour struck a double seated carriage carrying a Jamestown visitors party. The crash left a family nearly wiped out and many others maimed.
At midnight Saturday night President Wagener turned off the electric lights. Buglers sounded fans and a salute was fired as the South Carolina Interstate and West Indian Exposition of Charleston closed. The fair opened on December first and six months of existence made a brilliant season for Charleston. The first half was not prosperous, but the last three months drew great crowds.
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