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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1901
Page
4
The Progress explains temporary printing in Atlanta while awaiting a new Vienna office. Contractor J Q Shipp will complete the building in three weeks, after which local readers will receive full Vienna edition content again. The paper promises improved printing, new type and stationery, and city pricing from B M Verona.
The report notes 8728 fisheries jobs in Lake Drie region and a Portuguese rail strike. It cites 086 cotton mills in the South and apportions counts for Texas Kentucky and Arkansas. Canada employs 70863 fishermen earning about 22000000 dollars. A limestone quarry strike in eastern Ohio ends with concessions. Russian child labor law restricts work to six hours for ages twelve to fifteen. A Clothiers Association dinner in New York cites plans to shift sweatshop workers to the U S. Armour & Co plans a 10000 dollar memorial window for P D Armour Jr. Jewett Citys Slater Mill resumes. spinners strike eased by wage cut. Colorado miners leaders foresee early settlement. Wilmington Board of Trade eyes a Delaware site employing up to 8000 workers. Columbus coal operators and miners agree to past scale. next conference set for Indianapolis January 30 1902.
In Topeka Kansas on Monday Mrs Nation was jailed after a trial on a peace warrant issued by Moeser Cold Storage officials. She acted as her own attorney and refused to post a $2000 bond, saying she would remain in jail until the next court term.
Twenty armed masked raiders stormed the Millwood Kansas saloon owned by Mrs Rosa Hudson killing her and wounding bartender Hudson. Sheriff Everhardy reports four farmers arrested with more expected as prosecutors prepare murder charges.
A Washington cabinet meeting reviewed Minister Conger telegrams about the proposed military expedition in China led by Count Von Waldersee. The United States protested through the foreign ministers at Pekin but received no response, and Donger was directed to convey the U S position against further hostile expeditions. Officials say the note aligns with existing policy and asserts such expeditions violate individual rights in peace talks.
James Callahan, 88, arrested in Omaha on charges of complicity in the Edward Cudahy Jr. abduction. Police hint at more arrests. Cudahy and others identify Callahan as part of the gang. Callahan denies involvement, claims an alibi with sister Mrs Kelly, and warns against testifying.
An Atlanta dispatch reports Mrs H M Wilson a young widow of 82 Auburn avenue vanished Monday morning with Will Hamilton a pharmacy student. Her mother is grief stricken and the family fears foul play as no word has come from the missing pair.
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