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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1893

Page

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Journey ends as Davis lies at Hollywood Richmond

The body of Confederate president Jefferson Davis is laid to rest in Hollywood Cemetery Richmond after a long funeral journey from New Orleans. Mourners along the route, veterans in gray, and the Davis family honor a storied life with simple, solemn ceremonies and floral tributes from Louisiana to North Carolina.

Metaire New Orleans Hollywood Cemetery Richmond Mr. Davis Smith Thomas Higgins L. A. Adams Army of Northern Virginia E. H. Farrar Sexton Sexton Sholt Army of Northern Virginia Davis Monument Association Ladies’ Confederate Association Texas Davis Memorial Hall Foster Stephen D. Lee Parlange Winnie Davis Ambrose McGinnis Hayes Confederacy Louisiana Gilmore Davia Ellyson Glynn A. Gordon Blakewell Southland Virginia Gray Beauvoir Scranton Miss Whiting Governor Jones Mobile Semmes Alabama State Artillery Montgomery Georgia Alabama Mexico Atlanta Opelika West Point Northen Jones Union Depot Miss Winnie John B. Gordon Sidney Root Mrs. Hayes Depot Capitol Gordon and Colgnitt Guard of Honor Washington Street Kimball Gordon Union Gainesville South Carolina Seneca Greenville Tillman North Carolina Charlotte Winnie Salisbury Greensboro Hornet's Nest Rifles Queen City Rifles Raleigh James Jones Pleyel Marshall O'Hara Rotunda Jesus Old City West Virginia Tennessee Mississippi Capitol Grounds Washington Monument Patrick Henry Col R. E. Pollard R. E. Lee Bob Lee W. E. Simmonds W. F. Wickham Horse Guards Ashby J. A. Early D. H. Maury William H. Payne M. C. Laws Baker Harry Heth George H. Stewart John W. Daniela E. C. Walthall Messrs. Moses Milhiser M. A. Allen Hugh Blair John Purcell P. P. Winston Theo S. Garnett Stonewall Maury Camp Pickett-Buchanan George E. Pickett John R. Cook John Bowie Strange Micajah Woods A. P. Hill J. B. Stewart Magruder Ewell Stonewall Jackson Page Puller Thomas H. Carter Howitzer Association Parker Band Association Society of the Army and Navy Confederate Survivors of Maryland Beneficial Association of Maryland The Confederate Veterans’ Association of the Rowanna Company Veterans’ Association Sumter Camp Cabell Grove Danville Confederate Survivors’ Association of Augusta Richmond Light Infantry Blues Association Person Company North Carolina Veterans, Sons of Veterans R.T. W. Camp BR. J Cavalry Division General Fitz Pa Lee Monument Aryland Stonewall Band W. W. Landrum Hoge Barton Norfolk McKinney Old Virginia Gettysburg Hill Ladies’ Hollywood Association the James

Change of Venue to Savannah for Central Receivership Case

The Central Railroad receivership hearing wrapped in Atlanta with Justice Jackson setting June 26 in Savannah to resolve key issues. The court will decide on bond endorsements, the tripartite mortgage foreclosure, and possible sale terms if debt and bonds cannot be carried. The judge warned receivers and officers against aiding any reorganization schemes and indicated potential for a new receiver if backed by capital.

Central Savannah Central Railroad Atlanta Georgia Justice Jackson Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company Messrs. Alexander Brown & Co Jackson

Deed Signed For Atlanta and Florida Railroad Purchase

A deed to the Atlanta and Florida railroad was signed and delivered in Atlanta Georgia on Monday afternoon. The receiver Thomas W. Garrett signed the document made to A Oatenhofer chairman of the bondholders reorganization committee. The purchaser paid one hundred thousand dollars in cash and bonds and coupons worth about four hundred thousand dollars. Alwave keep posted on all public matters to be able to do this subscribe now.

Atlanta and Florida Railroad Atlanta Thomas W. Garrett A. Oatenhofer Alwave

Medieval Guns of the Turks and Knights at Rhodes

The piece notes Turkish gunpowder mastery from the early siege of Constantinople to Rhodes and Rhodes siege bombardment. It cites the Topji and Janissary mixing, sixteen large bombards at Rhodes, Genoese and Venetian crafts, and later colossal Maltese mortars built into cliff embasements by the Knights of Malta.

London Standard Janissaries Janissary Constantinople Jansissary Europe Rhodes Christendom France England John Kay Edward IV Futhermore George Reede Louis XVI Petit Renand Colbert Petit Renaud Algiers Brydone Sicily Malta

Wise Words Verses on Character and Wealth

A compiled set of maxims on kindness wealth effort and virtue. The aphorisms discuss the value of prudent action and self-improvement, the limits of money, common sense, and contentment, with reflections on adversity and social equality. Each line offers a compact ethical principle.

Pictures Taken by Skyrockets Camera Parachute Invention

The Chicago Times describes an English invention combining a camera with a parachute mounted on a rocket. It fires to height, deploys a protected parachute, and uses clockwork shutter to take multiple exposures. The device includes a universal joint, retractable pull string, and adjustable camera motion for wide area pictures.

Chicago Times

A Dentist's Hint on Dental Floss Use

A city’s top dentist urges regular nightly flossing with waxed silk thread to remove food particles between teeth, preserving tissues and preventing decay. He values a toothbrush too but would sacrifice it last. another source notes a socialite links floss to whiter teeth and greatly reduced dentist bills.

New York Mail and Express

Oranges and Lemons Said to Combat Cholera

The Imperial health office in Berlin announced that oranges and lemons are fatal to the cholera bacillus. Bacteria survive briefly on fruit surfaces but die within twenty four hours on the rind. The acid content is cited as the cause, and no transit or sale restrictions are deemed necessary. The Picayune notes no cholera spread from citrus fruits. An Italian in California who died by his own hand left a statement about having no education and a man with none has nothing to live for.

Cupid Imperial Health Office Berlin Piaces New Orleans Picayune California

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