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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Apr 18, 1901

Page

2

Cuban Convention Debates Platt Amendment Role

Havana reports show the Marian constitutional convention took no action on sending a commission to Washington regarding the Platt amendment. Senor Gomez attacked U S policy, while General Banguilly urged acceptance. A Washington note said the delegation may visit to seek clarity, with aims to avoid strained relations and to secure a favorable interpretation of the Platt terms.

Washington Havana Rehoe Cuba United States Juan Gualberto Gomez Geneal Banquilly Senor Gomez Spain Banguilly War Department Constitutional Convocntion Secretary of War

Cubans warned on Platt amendment and U S military role

The delegation will learn that Congress will not modify the Platt amendment and that the administration favors no change. The United States will continue military authority in Cuba until the amendment terms are met. Delegates are curious about possible coaling stations and expect assurances from the president.

United States Cuba

Catholics Press Higher Education in Catholic Colleges

The Autustatian of Catholic Colleges adopted a declaration at its national conference, backed by seventy colleges. It urges bishops to focus on high school development, warns against state control of education, defends rights of conscience, protests unfair legislation, seeks broader Catholic higher education cooperation, and calls for stronger Catholic school organization to sustain high collegiate standards.

National Conference of the Autestation of Catholic Colleges Catholic Church In America Association of Catholic Colleges Thomas Conaty United States Conference of Catholic Colleges

Illinois House Bids Kruger Welcome to Address

Illinois representatives unanimously adopt a resolution inviting Oom Paul Kruger to address the house before adjournment. The measure notes Kruger's leadership against British rule and his role in upholding home rule, asking that he speak if his plans permit.

Ilinois Aska Illinois House of Representatives Paul Kruger South African Republic United States Kruger

Loomis a Great Talker in Alleged Interviews

Washington officials report discontent with interviews attributed to Minister Lootuia at San Juan. The minister may be asked to explain or deny the accuracy of the quotes. Officials caution reflections on the Venezuelan president’s character as improper and hope Lootuia can repudiate them.

Washington Lootuia San Juan Venezuela

Mass meeting backs Tom L Johnson presidential bid

The Indianapolis Single Tax Club calls a mass meeting to launch a presidential boom for Tom L Johnson in Indiana. Resolutions will be adopted asserting Johnson's eligibility for the presidential nomination.

Indianapolis

Carriage Factory Destroyed By Fire in Coyington Georgia

The carriage and wagon works of A. C. Norman & C. in Coyington were consumed by a Thursday night fire. The loss is estimated at 8500 dollars with no insurance covering the damage.

A. C. Norman & C Coyington

Arizona Reborn From Desert To Garden Land

An Los Angeles Herald reflection contrasts the feared deadly Southwest with a transformed Arizona. It paints a journey from feared wasteland to fertile valleys where water and ingenuity turn deserts into fields, urging immigration and capital, and supporting statehood.

Arizona Atates Arison Hades Tenderfoot Los Angeles Herald

Large audience at reading ends early due to fire siren

The eminent author says many attended the reading but almost all left before his part began because a fire engine rode past the hall. The reporter notes the box office money was not returned. Herald reports.

Chicago Times ‘Herald

Making a Monkey of Him

A witty exchange in Boston Transcript humor column contrasts views on gender with playful exaggeration. The dialogue lampoons male bravado and female skepticism, ending with lighthearted irony about manners and wit between a man and a woman.

Spring Cleaning And A Quarter Million Insurance Woes

Spring cleaning tips discuss ease with prepared supplies and safe cleaning methods. A quarter million pound sweep by English insurers follows when a man’s annuity purchases fail to benefit relatives after his death, diverting all funds to insurance coffers.

Dr Shoop Restorative and Other Patent Remedies Ad

Advertisement filled with patent medicine claims and testimonials from 1900 era. Mentions Dr Shoop Restorative, Winslow’s Syrup for teething, Piso’s Cure, Adams Pepsin Tutt, Purwan Fartess Dry, Hall’s Catarrh Cure, and various company names. References Rhode Island, telephones in Berlin, and general health claims.

Race Question Smolders In Two Race Session

A windy noon and night session at the North Carolina college of agriculture and the Atlanta university debated the race issue and the West Indian problem. President George Winston warned that drift between races will harden to active hatred without reasoned change.

Penton Amer- Ni Bay George S. Winston North Carolina College of Agriculture W. E B. Burg- Hardt Dubois Atlanta Connecticut Charles M. Pepper Mr. Winston

Cuba Convention Delays Platt Amendment Vote

Havana dispatch says Cuba’s constitutional convention split between conservatives and radicals over the Platt Amendment. A compromise urged a commission to Washington to seek agreement with the U S president, avoiding a firm verdict and reporting back to the convention.

Havanna Senor Nunez Radicala Radical Press Setor Nunez Washington United States Cuba

Governor Longino Defies Confederate Advocates in Statehouse Ceremony Talk

Confederates and Daughters of the Confederacy in Jacksonville Mississippi express indignation after Governor Longino reportedly dismissed the Jefferson Davis birthday date for laying the corner stone of the new statehouse. A prominent ex Confederate, keen on the date, quotes the governor saying he cannot see what Jefferson Davis has to do with the statehouse and that he is tired of the ex Confederate rot.

Mikes Daughters of the Confederacy Jacksonville Miss Longino Jefferson Davis Fund 3d Jefferson, Davis

Father seeks prosecutions for mob in Leavenworth burning

Alfred Alexander father of Frederick Alexander seeks warrants for murder against those in the mob that burned his son at the stake in Leavenworth. He names William Forbes and a city official and a policeman as aiding the burning and piling fuel. He accuses them of involvement in the fire and murder.

Leavenworth Kan Alfred . Alexander Frederick Alexander Carria Forbes Miss Roth Alexander William Forbes

Verdant Tennessee Constable Arrests Tramp On Errand of Mercy

A Chattanooga dispatch reports a green constable, while in Jamestown, arrested a tramp driving a horse and claimed he had captured Pat Crowe the Ondahy kidnapper. He jailed the man then wired confirmation, later saying the prisoner was not the wanted man but a tramp helping a farmer obtain a physician.

Tennessee Chattanooga Jamestown Pat Crowe Ondahy

Gentle Answer and Needing Silence in Public Discourse

A fragmentary Tidbits style note cites a dispute about being called a fool and the need to keep certain matters private. It mentions Stomachs withstand much but not all, touting Stomach Bitters as a remedy for indigestion constipation kidney and liver troubles and malaria fever and age. It ends with stray lines about insects and workers.

Crab Orchard Water Co

Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promoted by Mrs Williams

A historical medical advertisement describes severe female illnesses and uterine symptoms. It touts Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a cure and urges readers to contact Mrs. Pinkham in Lynn, Massachusetts for free advice.

Lydia J. Pinkham Nyway

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