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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1898
Page
11
The Thespian discusses his tour, noting hits in Ladrone and the Philippines while Cuba and Puerto Rico are deemed frosted for ever, reflecting on the season and travels.
Providence Journal discusses hanging as a concept of justice, contrasting it with execution methods. It notes Crete witnesses the seven Mohammedans executed by the British, suggesting Mussulman fatalism influences conduct in battle and law. The piece argues religious beliefs do not excuse sight of a gallows.
Two readers from Lowell Massachusetts and Ellenburgh Center New York share testimonials about Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Beyrrng alleges ulceration of the womb healed after several bottles and a wash, while Mrs Trompieau credits the medicine with curing milk leg and womb falling after days of illness and unable to work.
American evacuation commissioners in Havana publish a proclamation urging strict compliance with the evacuation agreement beginning January 1. It stresses restraint and calm across all groups, promises impartial justice for violations, and seeks cooperation to protect people and property as Spain relinquishes control and Cuban rehabilitation proceeds.
A mysterious robbery at the American National Bank in Lima Ohio occurred Sunday night with theft estimated from 25 000 to 50 000. The janitor found vault doors ajar Monday morning. Inner doors had been opened by President Michael and Cashier Kalb and all gold and paper money were carried away while silver stacks remained untouched.
The president again sent the papers in Captain O. M. Carter's court martial for embezzlement to the attorney general for review of the proceedings. The delay pushes final action indefinitely as the AG is not expected to take up the matter soon.
Attorney Tolles of Standard Oil states none of the books to be examined under the Ohio supreme court order have been destroyed. He says only useless records were burned. Due to absence of key officials no depositions were taken and the hearing likely resumes after several days.
A house fire near Willsboro Texas burned Mrs Teachel and her daughter Mrs Ossie Malone and Mrs Malone’s child to death while others were trapped inside. Firefighters attempted rescue but could not save the victims. Authorities believe kerosene started the blaze. Only a few charred bones remained.
A violet colored snail named Tanthion never returns to land and crafts a seaworthy raft with air compartments to stay upright as large ships struggle. It carries eggs centered for stability and uses a tongue like lure. It feeds on a jellyfish with a raft like body and sails. Some specimens wash ashore on the northwestern coast of France and release violet dye when handled.
The scattered remains of Bela II and his queen Anna are being housed in the Church of St Mathias on Buda heights with a shrine planned. The bones were found last year in a lumber room at Stuhl weisenburg and temporarily buried in a glass coffin after Catholic rites conducted by Cardinal Vassary. A Vienna-quoted London Post correspondent notes Bela II’s reign in the twelfth century and his people’s preference for settled homes.
A Denver resident recounts a harsh scene where a deaf couple with a troubled boy were watched by neighbors as the father punishes the youth with a rawhide. The narrator notes the crowd and the father’s stern method, while the boy swears and finally yields, with neighbors praising the discipline.
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