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Newspaper
Vienna News
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1902
Page
2
The Vienna News reports on varied topics from franchise tax valuations to agricultural yields, and notes on accidents in Alpine climbing. It cites census figures for cranberries and farm acreage in several states, comments on street sweeping methods in Hartford, and observations on the rise of photographic documentation in the modern era.
In Akron a dispute over time standards led to a ruling that standard time was legal in Ohio. A policy written at 12 noon sun time was actually 11 27 standard time, so the insurer must pay. The decision clarifies timekeeping in banking courts and railways across the state.
Dr Chapman argues the church is a desert without faith and that many men drift from duty due to worldly pace. He cites Leonardo da Vinci as a parable of purposeful work and urges attendance for worship, not mere habit, status, or music. The piece stresses the church as the center of fellowship, guidance, and public duty amid temptation.
A sermon-like essay argues that church attendance strengthens individuals and society. It emphasizes male participation, the church as a conduit for regeneration, and the impact of religious example on daily life, culture, and community order. It includes reflections on worship, education, recreation, and personal sacrifice.
Whitney pays 21000 and 17000 for Watercress yearlings. Kizil Kourgan wins Grand Prix de Paris for 40000. Rockaway beats Bryn Mawr second team in Philadelphia polo 15 to 9. NYC Chicago highway association formed. Belmont names 25000 yearling, sister to Hamburg. Kramer sets bicycle marks in Vaileburg New Jersey. Sir Voorhies wins Foam Stakes at Gravesend. Atlantic Yacht Club regatta sails in NW breeze. Almeda defeats Yankee and Elmina over Muriel. Duncan Sloane challenges Long for world swords title. Sloane fined in Paris for fast driving. Lawrenceville gym opens with 100000 facility and a long swimming pool.
Canada cuts ix on Mexican coffee imports while Paris reports a completed 1000 mile segment of the new Pacific cable in London. Famine ravages Korea as Yaqui trouble grows near Hermosillo Mexico. Government offices will close at 3 pm Saturdays in July and August. Farmers in Long Ireland press farmers war on millionaire auto chauffeurs. Sweden frets over youth migration to military service. Denmark begins organizing a World’s Fair exhibit for St Louis. Baptists record 44 453 churches and over 4 000 000 members in a year. Guthmann torpedo gun rejected by government. Spectators witness an elephant strangling at Barnum & Bailey's Tours in Tours France. Rumor of Britain buying Lorenzo Marques alarms Portugal. Alabama moves to honor William Leroy Brown president of Alabama Polytechnic Institute. Munich reports US Germany to form joint bacteriology commission to find cheaper disinfection methods.
The Mitereee Company Virginia Electrical Railway and Development Company West Hampton Railway and Path Company were sold to a New York syndicate led by Merchant's Trust Company. The Richmond sale closed Monday for about 4 million dollars.
D EORGE DOLE WADLEY named vice president and general manager. H C McFADDEN is general freight and passenger agent. ALEX BONNYMAN serves as superintendent. A G KNAPP acts as travelling freight and passenger agent. A B DEMONT MOLLIN is an agent in Cordele Georgia.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a local flyer referencing coach Ana Fulman and individuals in the Valde area. It mentions Harry and Jackscovnte in unclear context. The readable portion is incomplete and no clear event or outcome is established.
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