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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
2
A June 16 1995 note from Vienna Ga discusses varied topics from newspapers in Canton Brunswick and Atlanta to politics railroads and international figures. It mentions Clark Howell Hoke Smith Paris anarchists Alfonso Roosevelt and Fairbanks with a satirical tone and a poke at marriage licenses in Missouri.
The Atlanta Constitution questions if missionary efforts to lead trusts to repentance were urged. It notes that John D. Rockefeller recently subscribed $100000, implying a link or debate over moral influence and philanthropy in corporate affairs.
Dupont Guerry voices dissatisfaction with both announced candidates. He criticizes Howell as a ring candidate and opposes Hoke Smith for delaying reform. He quips that the old adage better late than never should guide Dupont's memory.
Tolerably note grounds if Hie makes immigration restriction a prominent policy. A report in Washington suggests a $25.00 head tax on all immigrants in upcoming regu lar messages. Confederate veterans reunite in Louisville amid fading memories as many old soldiers pass on. The piece also notes Japan's postwar population rise and expected indemnities. observers cite rising costs of loans since the war, totaling $44,000,000 annually.
The university plans a $20,000 equipment grant to teach young women daily economy. Critics note many women already save, while some men spend freely. The national debate on a stronger navy continues with President Roosevelt urging increased armaments as peace’s cheapest guarantee.
The Graphic reprints Macon News asserting Georgia’s political fate rests on the primary system, tax politics, and voter registration. It claims negro disenfranchisement is already real via primaries and non-payment of taxes, arguing white supremacy would be enduring with proper registration and Australian ballots.
The Dalton Citizen questions how Hoke Smith will handle a Piedmont Hotel bar room tied to his prohibition record. It notes the bar is owned by stockholders, including Mr. Smith as a minority member, and forecasts an upcoming excuse for profits.
The piece notes that genuine reformers could challenge pretended reformers in the gubernatorial contest, suggesting the field could grow to a dozen candidates, despite a Journal count.
The first meeting after the President's return focused on the hunting trip. Observers infer whether ministers debated the trip's basic facts or the truthfulness of the President's account.
The speaker argues Mr. Bonaparte belongs at the Treasury helm rather than the Navy, claiming the growing deficit necessitates a decisive financier to reshape government finance like a Napoleonic reform.
In remarks cited by the Rome Herald, Clark Howell says there are many possible opponents he would prefer to meet than Hoke Smith, claiming many would be more favorable in a political contest and suggesting wagered bets on the outcome.
A fragment recalls Hoke Smith's earlier hearty support for Democratic nominees in Georgia and questions whether a mouthpiece will provide clarification or a fuller account of the incident.
Capt Hobson declares his candidacy for Congress challenging Col Banhead. The phrase about a burnt child and fire fails to move Hobson, who shrugs off a snow under and a blow up as irrelevant to his campaign.
The Brunswick Journal notes Col. Tapp has fired his iose dixit and called attention to hoisting his flag at Joe Hill Hall, promising greater variety to the campaign.
In Valdosta Georgia on June 14 a 40-year-old man W L Carter and his 14-year-old daughter were killed in their yard while investigating a barking watchdog. A male assailant hidden behind a smoke house fired. the brother died later at home. Sheriff and police pursue leads as J G Rawlings faces bond rulings for past assaults and new charges.
Valdosta Ga June 14 James B Sanders a well known white man who runs a store at Remerton was shot and killed this afternoon near the Willa coochee river bridge three miles from Valdosta He had been fishing with a rifle from a tree limb when he handed the weapon to his son the hammer caught on a limb and the gun fired a steel bullet through Sanders body He died within minutes
An ad promises no risk with Elliott's Emulsified Oil Liniment from Vienna Drug Co. A 1-2 pint bottle costs 25 cents and is billed as best for rheumatism sprains swellings and family use. Money back if not satisfied.
The Macon News reports the doors of the new Mason home opened this morning with Mr W S Carmichael of Augusta the first inmate. An old railroad engineer injured and incapacitated attends the Shrine and was chosen as the inaugural resident after telegrams from Masonic executives praising the new facility. Applications are expected to be reviewed and offerings announced within a week.
Kansas railroad commissioners mandate Union Pacific to reduce grain rates. The decision targets transport costs affecting farmers and grain traders, signaling regulatory intervention in freight pricing and rail service. The ruling confirms the commission’s authority to set rate caps on essential commodities.
A fragmented tribute honors former judge Parker, praising his long service and influence. Witnesses recall notable rulings and dedication, while colleagues reflect on the impact of his career and public life.
The trustees face a third leadership choice after Rev S Y Jameson declines Mercer University presidency. In a dated letter from Atlanta on June 14 1905 he cites duty and harmony with the board, preferring the pastorate but feeling he can better serve in his current role. The paper notes disappointment among Mercer friends and possible interim management by Vice President W H Kilpatrick.
A professor asserts laziness stems from a germ and promotes Rydale's Liver Tablets as universal cure. The ad claims the tablets remove fatigue from torpid liver or constipation, guaranteeing results with a money-back offer. Distributed by The Vienna Drug Co.
North Vienna is described as ideal for rail stop and development, a pure white area around the courthouse in Dooly county, with rising farms and a town potential of 25,000. It notes a costly courthouse and jail, limited street access, and high land value, urging that land cannot be bought at any price.
The Vienna Drug Company offers Children’s Favorite relief for coughs and whooping coughs. A trusted remedy marketed to ease irritation and support recovery, suitable for young patients as indicated.
Dallas June 14 John Garner business agent and head of the cotton department of the Farmers Union reports a 3 1 8 percent reduction in cotton acreage across the southern belt. About 160000 coupons were mailed to union and non union farmers requesting last year’s acreage and a pledge not to exceed this year. Severe cold wet weather and the cotton worm have stripped foliage and necessitated replanting on thousands of acres in Texas. The present outlook estimates this year's crop will not exceed 8 000 000 bales.
Atlanta dispatch reports Deputy Sheriff Nee Bourland of Gaddo Oklahoma traveled about a thousand miles seeking J. M. Shrouder for alleged fraud. Shrouder, arrested in Cordele Georgia, secured habeas relief and bailed out, later escaping. Bourland obtained a requisition too late, resulting in loss of custody and prisoner's escape. The deputy downplayed blame and described the ordeal in frontier terms, noting the man’s repeated mortgage scheme and evasive flight.
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