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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1899

Page

6

Santo Domingo Island’s riches and historic sea harbor

Readable passages describe Santo Domingo as richly endowed with tropical produce and minerals, noting gold history from the Yaqui river to San Cristobal mines, and highlighting Samana Bay as a vast yet underutilized harbor with strategic naval and commercial value. The piece also mentions Drake’s raids, colonial ruins, and the island’s healthy climate contrasted with lingering poverty.

Santo Domingo Tropics Spain Burgos Granada Rio del Oro Bobadilla Banto Domingo Quaintaneoa Mina Thera Columbia America Isabella Don Diego Havana Fernando Gortez Las Casas Velasquez Cuba Samana Bay Samana

Bierce Accepts Lecture Offer From Polite Indios Club

Ambrose Bierce agreed to lecture after a polite invitation by Indios members. The club president, a conservative woman, implied they were not a club of new women, prompting Bierce to quip about being a club of old women before speaking.

Ambrose Bierce Bierce Mr. Bierce News-Lotter

Dolly Barber Tree Blown Down in Washington Area

In a storm the Dolly Barber tree on the New Cut road, a Washington landmark, was blown down. Named after a famed local belle, the tree appears as a boundary point in an 1780 title deed. Jefferson is said to have walked the nearby street, and the English owner Foxhall was a friend of his.

Dolly Barber New Cut Washington Jefferson Foxhall

Exclusion Law Confusion Over Philippine Chinese Labor

Washington was surprised to learn General Otis had applied the Chinese exclusion laws to the Philippines. The move, blamed on Otis as governor general, was not directed by the U.S. government. Chinese officials seek delay while awaiting official guidance. Manila reports place Chinese in the islands at about 52,000 with strong trade presence.

State Department Washington General Otis Philippines Manila United States War Department Otis Wu Ting Tang Oua Williams Cuba China Admiral Dewey Lobson Navy Department Islands

National Democratic committees to announce appointments

Ex Governor Stone acting chairman of the national committee will announce appointments to the executive ways and means and printing committees in a few days. He is sending letters to members and will publish the full list once acceptances are received.

Memphis Commercial Appeal St. Louis Ways and National Democratic Committee Stone National Committee

Tragedy near Seabright claims three lives

A train strike near Seabright New Jersey on Wednesday night killed Miss Louise Terry 22, seven year old Charles Trippe, and 18 year old Creata Terry. Mrs Charles Trippe and Louisa Farr were among the six injured.

Seabright N. J New Jersey Southern Railroad Louise Terry Charles Trippe Creata Terry Louisa Farr

Delegal surrenders in McIntosh County murder case

Relatives of the murdered Deputy Sheriff Townsend report no harm to Delegal’s family as he surrenders to Lt Wood’s Savannah troops. A posse and militia swept McIntosh County towns and swamps, arresting many negroes while Delegal admits the killing but denies arranging accomplices. A rapid Darien train transfer with reinforcements followed and the suspect reached Darien safely.

Mcbntosh Henry Delegal Townsend Delegal Wood Savannah Benegal Sherif Leonard Wood David Barrow Darien Eulonia Degre Mesara Darien Junction Savannoah First Georgia Lawton Ee Easly

Carpenters Strike in Chattanooga Over Discharged Union Officers

Carpenters and joiners at Loomin Hart Manufacturing in Chattanooga walked out Saturday after three union officers were discharged. Workers refused to return until those three men are reinstated.

Chattanooga Loomin & Hart Manufacting

Oil Tanks Burn at Standard Oil Refinery in Whiting

A major blaze at the Standard Oil refinery in Whiting Ohio began Sunday night from a bottom-leak in a still. An explosion followed within minutes and the fire spread to two large tanks holding about 2 200 barrels of partially refined oil.

Standard Company Lorca Tre Standard Oil Whiting Ohio

Deportation of Blacks Hit by Former Senator Butler Plan

Ex senator M S Butler of South Carolina writes Col Wyatt Aiken of Greenwood urging deportation as the race problem solution. He opposes Tillman and others who denounced whites actions and proposes a per head bonus to remove negroes rather than state bans on emigrant agents.

Butler M. ©. Butler South Carolina Wyatt Aiken Greenwood Tillman

Chipley Light Infantry Aims to Meet Admiral Dewey in New York

The Pensacola Florida based Chipley Light Infantry plans a sixty man delegation to travel to New York for Admiral Dewey’s reception. They will be the first Florida military company to attend in a single body.

Chipley Light Infantry Pensacola, Fla New York Admiral Dewey Florida Metropolis

Philosphers Timidity and Courage of Sir David Brewster

A fragment discusses Sir David Brewster's character from the daughter of a scientist. It cites his fear of sea travel and his toothache response, noting his lack of fear of men and his strong moral courage despite physical timidity. It also mentions Hood's Sarsaparilla health ad rhetoric.

Sly David Brewster Lord Rosse Sir David

Solomon Temple cost estimate tops fifty billion

An eminent Old Testament scholar estimates the cost of Solomon’s Temple at over 50 billion dollars. Rough material value around 12.5 billion with labor put at 2 billion. gold vessels 2.5 billion. silver vessels 3.23 billion. priestly vestments and choirs robes 10.5 million. gold trumpets 1 million.

Solomon's Temple

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