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Newspaper
Vienna Progress
Location
Vienna, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1896
Page
4
A note stresses that no article will be published without a named author. It warns contributors to send their name so pieces are not discarded into the waste bucket due to unsigned submissions.
The Macon County Citizen and Abbeville Exponent report strong support for E. B. Lewis of Macon in the district race. They note large backing in Dooly for B. S. Lewis, and criticize R. W. Boyd as a fraud while Cordele Sentinella is mailed countywide to sway voters.
Georgia Southern & Florida Railway announces a May 26 Tampa excursion with cheap round trips from LaGrange Macon Cordele Lifton Valdosta and other points. The trip promises fishing grounds Manatee River groves visits to Ybor City West Tampa and the Tampa Bay Hotel with May breezes and improved arrangements. For details contact any railway agent. It also notes DeWitt's Colic & Cholera Cure as summer relief and lists tax receiver appointments and voter registration efforts in Cordele area.
Rochelle New Era reports a heated Saturday clash as Fort and Lewis held separate speeches. Fort attacked Lewis over Blanton charges, while Lewis drew ovations and mounted a defense. The Macon Telegraph notes Fort’s brief wrap up and Lewis’s strong field day, charging Crawford support. The piece from Tifton Gazette condemns subsidized press, praising journalists despite occasional exceptions.
Two statements from Dooly county Democrats announce runs for the 14th Senatorial district seat. W Coney vows loyalty to the party and supports Ahas F. Crisp for U S Senate, while Wm S Thomson seeks the Democratic nomination and pledges to serve duties to the best of his ability and back Crisp.
Two residents announce candidacies for state representative under Democratic nomination. R A Bedgood pledges faithful service and support for Chas F Crisp for U S Senator if elected. U V Whipple likewise seeks the representative seat and backs Crisp for the United States Senate. March 11 and March 17 1896 dates appear in the notices.
A candidate declares seeking Democratic nomination for Ordinary of the county and re election. He pledges to serve the people and do justice. He also announces candidacy for Clerk of the Superior Court and promises to please voters in the future as in the past.
Voters in Dooly County hear multiple candidate appeals for local offices including Representative Sheriff Tax Collector and County Treasurer. Names such as J W Roberts J A Kelly A Williams J B Scott and Frank J Lewis announce candidacies or seek support under the Democratic nomination with pledges to faithfully discharge duties if elected.
Public notices announce candidacies and re election bids in Dooly County Democratic primaries. MO C Dunaway seeks reelection as Tax Receiver and expresses commitment to duties. R D Brown, a maimed ex Confederate, also nominates for Tax Receiver. County Surveyor J W Graham seeks reelection and Coroner candidacy is listed with March 11 1896 date.
Col J E D Shipp of Americus tours the district praising Lewis in Dooly Wilcox Houston Crawford Taylor Schley where voters show strong backing. He notes Webster Lee Twiggs counties also back Lewis with a likely victory possible before election.
Vienna lawyer Gee W Wooten announces a new law office on Cotton Street near the New Court House. He will practice in all Georgia courts and in the Federal Courts at Macon and Savannah. Date August 18, 1904.
Public notice states Sarah Thompson wife of Willis Thompson colored breached a 1896 contract with N. F. Sars and warns all persons not to hire harbor or shelter her under penalty of law dated April 15 1898.
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