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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1899

Page

3

Dewey Homeward Bound from Manila Amid Gun Salute

Admiral Dewey leaves Manila aboard the Olympia at four on Saturday afternoon, amid cheers and a full admiral's salute from the Oregon, Baltimore, and Concord. The voyage home is marked by bands, flags, and mutual cheers as ships part amid Cavite fort guns and Corregidor. Dewey plans to return to Montpelier Virginia, hoping for modest reception, while noting insurgents’ waning strength and a forthcoming third commission. Captain Walker of the Concord joins the Olympia for the voyage home.

Olympia Admiral Dewey Manila United States Oregon Baltimore Concord Dewey Sweet Home Indies Powerful Cavite Monterey Paranaque Corregidor Island Otis Montpelier San Francisco Walker

Hague peace conference second sitting reports on mediation agenda

The Hague peace conference resumed with a 35 minute session. Baron De Staal read the replies from the evar and Queen Wilhelmina to Thursday telegrams and spoke on mediation and arbitration while placing arms reduction low.

the Hague Baron de Staal Evar Wilhelmina M. de Staal

Order for Cuban troops payments signed by Governor General Brooke

A Havana special reports Governor General Brooke signed the order for payment to Cuban troops and delivery of their arms to mayors under civil governors. The first payment is set for May 27 at the Prado in Havana, with a second on May 30 at Santiago de las Vegas. Payments will continue at other provincial locations daily thereafter.

Havana Brooke Prado Santiago de Las Vegas Maximo Gomez Cuba Gomez United States Military Assembly McKinley Tam

Hampton declines gift of proposed home for him

General Wade Hampton writes to South Carolinians that he cannot accept the home offered to replace the one lost in a fire. He praises the citizenry’s work for the state as well done and faithful, and says he values the people’s commendation more than the gift.

Wade Hampton South Carolina

Dewey Itinerary Details Navy Plans For Public Bulletin

A Washington special reports that Admiral Dewey’s cruise itinerary from Manila to New York is known only in general terms. The Olympia’s voyage likely follows Suez via Hong Kong Singapore Colombo Aden and through the Red Sea to Malta Genoa or Nice before Gibraltar then across the Atlantic possibly via the Azores. Official schedule should be available in a few days as the Navy Department prepares a public bulletin.

Navy Department Washington Dewey Manila New York Olympia Baker Hong Kong Hong Hong Singapore Azores

McKinley Tour Through Shenandoah Valley Recalls Civil War

President McKinley and Mrs. McKinley rode a special train from Hot Springs Va to Washington Saturday reflecting on historic sites in the Shenandoah Valley. The outing refreshed the president as crowds greeted the dignitaries during brief station stops.

Sheridan

Schley Receives Vast Omaha Welcome in Windy Day

Rear Admiral Schley was greeted by about 10,000 people at a public reception in Omaha city hall on a raw Saturday. The rotunda was lavishly decorated and remained crowded past six. A large throng cheered as he departed in a carriage, later banqueted by Loyal Legion members in the evening.

Admiral Schley Omaha

Bryans to Norwegians in Chicago Celebrate 85th Independence Day

Norwegians of Chicago marked the eighty-fifth anniversary of the Norwegian declaration of independence with a banquet at the Auditorium. Representatives of all city Norwegian societies attended the program. Colonel William Jennings Bryan spoke on the topic One Adopted Citizens in Peace and War.

Grasian Chicago William Jennings Prya Lin Aubject

Brave Woman Defends Home in Midnight Shootout

Mrs. Wood of Paulding County Georgia, alone at the farm house during her husband’s absence, fired her Winchester at a would be intruder at his bedroom window. The shot killed the negro as her husband returned and found the body beneath the window.

Mrs. Wood Husband James Wood Hsom Hill Pauling County Paulding County South Wood Winchester Mr. Wood

Boundary issue dropped in Anglo American talks

London conference at the foreign office involving Lord Salisbury Sir Julian Pauncefote and Ambassador Choate under Secretary Hay directs high joint commission to reschedule soon for adjusting isan between United States and Canada. A new turn suggests submitting the Alaska boundary question to arbitration.

High Job Commission Agate Foreign Office London Lord Salisbury Julian Pauncefote Choate Hay High Joint Commission United States Canada Amsterdam Signor Mancy Chamber of Deputies Berlin Zurich David Dudley Field Washington Marquis of Salisbury Graat Britain M. de Stant Nicholas Benjamin Franklin Frederick the Great James Monroe James Buchanan Benjamin Harrison William McKinley

Missouri Senate approves streetcar consolidation bill

The Missouri base of representatives has passed the senate revised bill allowing city street railroads to consolidate. It now goes to the governor for signature to become law. General Wheeler has accepted an invitation to speak in Boston on Memorial Day.

Missouri Base of Representatives Senate G. A. St Wheeler Kinsley Post, Grand Army of the Republic Boston Mass

Delegates at Hague Meet to Discuss Disarmament Measures

Delegates at the Hague assemble in Holland for a three commission conference on armaments laws and mediation. The gathering will examine historic proposals from Metternich to Napoleon II and bind nations to curb military power while preserving humanitarian protections for hospitals and private property.

Hague Holland M. de Staat Great Britain van Karneboek Prince Metternich Austria Prince Regent England Alexander I Russia David Dudley Field United States M. Merignhao Napoleon II Paris Institute of International Law Venice Myanee

Pushing Big Combine Plans In New Carnegie Merger

H Frick arrived in New York from Pittsburgh and met at the Holland House with W H Moore of Chicago and others to discuss consolidating the Carnegie Steel Company Limited and the H C Frick Coke Company into a new 3.625000000 Carnegie Steel Company. Plans for financing the gigantic merger were reviewed and will be publicly announced soon.

H. ©. Frick New York City Pittsburg Holland House W. H. Moore Chicago Carnegie Steel Company, Limited H. C. Frick Coke Company Carnegie Steel Company

Women of Boston Call Meeting to Protest Lynchings

Led by Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, Boston women publish a call for a meeting to protest the barbarism of lynching. The petition is signed by prominent reform figures, signaling broad support among activists of the era.

Women of Boston Mase Julia Ward Howe

Redel Capital Taken in San Isidro Capture

Manila special saga reports General Tawton's advance guard under Col Summers and Oregon troops took San Isidro, the insurgents' capital, at 8:80 o'clock Wednesday. Scout patrols, Scott's artillery, and a right-flank maneuver forced rebels back from Ban Isidro. About 2,000 rebels held a trench but retreated. 15 killed and 20 wounded. Capture included three prisoners and rifles. Two American soldiers were lightly wounded. Swammers' forces pursued the retreating rebels several miles.

Laowton San Talitro Manila Tawton Col Summers Oregon San Isidro Summer Scott Baluarte Ban Isidro Jnst Minnesota Swammers

Death of Scout William H. Young Is Noted

William H. Young chief of scouts for General Lawton division dies in Manila. He was a trusted scout with General Howard in the Nez Yorcer campaign and was esteemed for his efficiency and service in the western theater.

William H. Young Sgents Lawton Manila Young Howard

Fatal Iowa Cyclone Stuns County Residents

A Manchester Ta dispatch reports a severe cyclone crossing northern county Tuesday night leaving four dead and three fatally injured. It began near Greely at 8 30 pm moving east for six miles then northeast four more, destroying farms and homes along a forty mile-wide path.

Manchester Greely

Virginia Town Demolished by Destructive Storm

A violent storm Tuesday night virtually destroyed Colsburg in Delaware county Virginia. Two men and a child were killed, and widespread damage was feared across the farming district around Colsburg. The storm affected a large area with reports of severe damage from Golaburg northward.

Colsburg Delaware County Golaburg

Alleged Conspirators Tied To Treason Charge In Pretoria

Advices from Pretoria state alleged revolutionists, who appeared as loafers, were arraigned in court on a capital offense of high treason. They were remanded for a fortnight. Affidavits claim 2,000 men enrolled for military service to arm in Natal, return to the Rand, and seize Johannesburg fort for 24 hours at a signal, until British troops arrive. Government calls it an unfortunate local incident and notes near completion of talks among Kruger, Milner, and Cape Colony officials for a Bloemfontein meeting.

Pretoria Transvaal Natal Rand Johannesburg Kruger Cape Colony South Africa Alfred Milner Bloemfontein Orange Free State

Rail line extension links Chattanooga to West Point

A report states the Chattanooga, Rome and Southern railroad will extend from Chattanooga, Tennessee to Carrollton, Georgia and then to West Point. The Chattahoochee Valley railroad is to be extended to Columbus, with the contract already let.

Chattanooga Rome

Admiral Dewey Sword to be presented in Washington

A jeweled sword and a gold medal authorized by Congress will be presented to Admiral Dewey and the officers and men of his flagship in Washington. The sword was finished long ago but kept secure in a safe deposit vault awaiting the president's ceremony. The event is expected to occur when Dewey arrives in the capital.

Washington McKinley Admiral Dewey Congress

Three New Admirals Born in Norfolk Family

Mrs. John O'Keefe of Norfolk Va presented her husband with three sons on Wednesday night naming them Dewey Sampson and Schley after naval heroes of the late war. The mother and the three young rear admirals were doing well.

John O'Keefe Norfolk Dewey Sampson Schley

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