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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
2
Short items note social shifts like fewer Scottish marriages due to the South African war, and curious facts on naval design, transport innovations, German furniture demand, and a Nebraska jackrabbit industry exporting frozen meat. It mentions American machinery reliability, London rail issues, and a 40,000 rabbit order abroad.
White House announced promotions elevating Brigadier General Frederick Funston to major general and Lloyd Wheaton to major general with Jacob H. Smith and others named brigadier generals in the regular army. The decisions followed a Corbin letter and reflect critique of the regular army's stance after Funston's capture of Aguinaldo. Four new steamers ordered by the North German Lloyd line at Bremen.
Professional cards show W Wy Harvard M A Orie practicing in Vienna Unadilla and surrounding areas with schedules Monday to Saturday. G L Wooten announces a new Cotton street office serving state and federal courts in Macon Savannah and circuit courts including Supreme and Bankruptcy Courts. Day and night calls offered with prescription free in office work.
Indiana glass manufacturers notified all their plants in the United States to close May 1 until late in the fall. The shutdown is two weeks earlier than the usual time, signaling a statewide industry pause.
Attorneys for the Duke of Westminster demand a retraction from The Knoxville Sentinel regarding an Atherton divorce case editorial in London. The Sentinel refused, stating it did not claim the duke sued for divorce, only that he was named as co respondent. The paper will make no retraction.
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