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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1897

Page

3

Bride Stolen by Ruffins and 11 Arrested in KY Lynch Plot

In Newport Kentucky a mob surrounded the jail as Eleven men faced alleged kidnapping and assault of Bertha Gleason. Suspects named Minor Burchnmuller Pudol Mittler Heading Schoro and Dumall were identified. The plan to lynch was thwarted when prisoners were moved by train to Maysville under sheriff guard.

Newport Cincinnnati Thomas Gleason Keller Gleason Harry Matt Minor Richard Burchmniller John Pudol Hubert Mittler Hd Heading William Sohorlo John Shannon Guo Greer William Dumall Tadge Helm Kentucky Ohio Railroad Maysville Dad Minor Covington Campbell County

Editor Brann Beaten in Waco Brouhaha Over Baylor Attack

Waco editor W C Brann of The Iconoclast was attacked by Judge B Scarborough and two Baylor students in the Provident building. The three assailants fought Brann for half a block before he collapsed in a bloody scene. all were arrested. Scarborough, a Baylor trustee, blames Brann’s recent attacks on the university for the trouble. his daughter attends Baylor.

Benten W. C. Bratin Iconoclast Waco Texas Baylor University Judge B. Scarborough George Scarborough H. Hamilton Brann Provident Todgé Scarborough Scarborough Hamilton

Railroad Shops Burn At Macon Georgia

The Central railroad shop buildings in Macon Ga. were destroyed by fire Thursday morning. Firefighters fought the blaze but could not save much. Loss estimated at 76000 dollars. No insurance due to expired policies. sinking fund for insurance had been started. Cause unknown, fire started in the carpenter shop and spread rapidly.

Central Macon Central Railroad Macron

Order rescinded removing quarantine rules for yellow fever districts

The Tennessee state board of health lifted restrictions on yellow fever districts and rescinded a prior order requiring surveillance over refugees. The move relies on the rail inspection service, ending quarantines as previously enforced.

Nashville Tennessee State Board of Health

QUEAN AFFAIRS DISCUSSED IN CABINET SESSION

President and adviser held a lengthy Washington cabinet meeting focused on forthcoming department annual reports and Cuba Spain policy. Postmaster General Gary discussed postal appointments, while fur seal conference talks and the Union Pacific bid were noted. McKinley may visit Canton and Pittsburg for library opening during November trip.

Washington Gage Congress Gary Spain Thore Cuba Sagasta Woodford Great Britain Union Pacific Syndicate McKinley Canton Ohio Carnegie Public Library Pittsburg Gunton

W. C. T. U. Snoubed by East Hanover Presbytery

East Hanover Presbytery of Virginia rejected the Woman's Christian Temperance Union at its Burkville meeting. It opposed suffrage advocacy and politics by church groups, stating the church will not recognize organizations that enter political activity even if temperance principles are sound.

East Hanover

Georgia News From Atlanta to Macon and Decatur

Judge Newman in Atlanta upholds $13 500 claim against a railroad while Macon shops await removal and Columbus prepares to rebuild. Old Taylor Delk seeks a fair trial after three convictions. Glynn County form a good government club to influence county politics. Irwin county site dispute and Irwin voters rise in power. Reward offered for Russell R Black in Newton county. Governor Atkinson outlines prison reform plan. County tax rates vary widely with new courthouses and jails noted across Georgia. De Kalb court battle over county seat intensifies with affidavits favoring Stone Mountain and Decatur.

Weyler to be recalled from Cuba recall decision issued

The Spanish cabinet decided on immediate recall of Gen Weyler from Cuba and to appoint Captain General Blanco y Arenas governor general of the island. The queen regent will sign the decree. Weyler denies resisting removal and rejects joining any side in the conflict.

Weyler Guba Blanco Y Arenas Penn Plata Woyler

Council Stood Firm Over Liquor Tax Challenge

Original package dealers failed to overturn Greenville’s liquor tax ordinance claiming interstate commerce protections. They argued the city’s ordinance taxed distributors but not dispensaries, alleging discrimination and lack of municipal power to enforce.

Greenville

Evans to found schools in the United States

Announcement from New York states Dr. Thomas W. Evans American dentist of Paris, with wealth estimated at thirty to thirty five million dollars, will spend part of his fortune to found and maintain educational institutions in several U S cities. Evans departed on La Touraine for Havre.

Paris New York Thomas W. Evans Evans la Touraine Havre

Appointment Sparks Georgia Political Rift and Upcoming Elections

Washington Gossly and Major W H Smyth receive posts amid a Georgia Republican split as Buck dynasty regains influence. The move, seen as political maneuvering by the Wilson camp, aims to shape federal appointments before Congress convenes. Across states Ohio New York Maryland Massachusetts Virginia Kentucky Pennsylvania Nebraska Colorado voters head to polls next month to decide governors, judges, and legislative control, with battles over senatorial seats and court leadership intensifying national party dynamics.

W. H. Smyth Hae Pee Atlanta Thaw Republican Party of Georgia Thea Buck Dynasty Japan Wilson Party Thora Congress White House United States Anprome Court Ohio New York Virginia Iowa Pennsylvania Kentucky Maryland Colorado Nebraska Massachusetts Hanna Lila Massachussetts Court of Appeals Supreme Court

Sagasta vows pacification plan for Cuba after recall of Weyler

Spanish Premier Sagasta says the cabinet will first pacify Cuba then establish a model administration. El Heraldo reports Weyler's recall confirmed and Blanco named acting governor of Cuba from Porto Rico as Palmerola and other provincial governors resign in Havana following the appointment.

Sagasta Madrid Guba Weyler el Heraldo Porto Rico Cuba Marshal Blanco

Navy budget requests total 31 million for next year

Secretary Long has prepared estimates for the navy’s upcoming fiscal year totaling 31,991,027. The plan breaks down by units including pay, contingencies, bureaus such as navigation and ordnance, equipment, construction, steam engineering, the Naval Academy, Marine Corps, and an overall increase of 8,565,278.

Untimaten Long Secretary of Treasury Cbngroas Navy Bureau of Navigation Bureau of Ordnance Bureau of Equipment Bureau of Yards and Docks Naval Observatory Bureau of Medicine and Surgery Bureau of Supplies and Accounts Bureau of Construction and Repair Bureau of Steam Engineering Naval Academy Marine Corps

Dengue Fever Epidemic Reported in Galveston

Dr John Guiteras of the marine hospital service continued his investigation in Galveston on Thursday visiting private patients at their homes. He reported an epidemic of dengue fever in the city and has nothing further to release to the press.

Muller Rotterdam Gustave Muller Guiteras Galveston Texaa John Guiteras Marine Hospital Service

Detroit Fire Loss Mounts to 640000 in Destructive Blaze

A Detroit dispatch reports careful estimates put Thursday morning's fire loss at 640000 with 535000 insured. Most damaged structures are expected to be rebuilt.

Detroit Miah

Newspaper Man Honored as U S consul at Colon

The president appointed W. W. Ashby of Norfolk Virginia to be United States consul at Colon. Ashby is a Washington correspondent for the Norfolk Landmark.

W. W. Ashby Norfolk, Va United States Colon Ashby Washington Norfolk Landmark

Ree Management of Late Cabbage and Bee Swarms

A historical guide discusses cabbage cultivation practices during warm wet periods to prevent split heads, and details bee swarm behavior. It covers first and second swarms, queen fertility, methods to control swarming, and handling of swarms including timing and equipment. It then begins to describe the Snow Goose, noting its graceful appearance and alternate name White Brant.

Augnat Bentem ber Young Flight and Tomato Protection

A fragment describes young beings able to fly in Augnat and depart by Bentem ber toward the South feeding on rushes and berries, useful as food though rarely domesticated. It then advises tomato protection tactics to extend ripening past frost through evening canvass coverings and board strips between rows.

Bentem New England Atioka

Blue Winged Geese Range Noted Across United States

The article notes extensive ranges for blue winged geese with sightings in Texas and abundant presence along the Columbia River. Audubon observes them in every U S region he visits. Young birds are gray. white plumage develops later, sometimes after years. Spring migration brings old whites first, then gray young. Dr Richardson cites breeding in barren Arctic grounds.

Columbia River Audubon United States Richarcaon Aroy'a Amer

Tomato vine winter protection advice from 19th century farmer

A farmer recommends heavy covers to protect tomato vines from frost, noting edges should extend to the ground and be fastened to prevent drafts. He favors blankets over light canvas, arguing that well secured coverings guard against cold weather when work is done carefully.

Lewis O'Fallon

Cabbage cultivation tips for home gardeners and farmers

The article notes cabbage is low in nutritive value but valuable in the home garden and livestock feed. It advises sowing with corn, spacing in hills, and using minimal transplanting. It discusses pests like the cabbage worm and flea beetle, remedies, and methods to prevent head bursting for winter storage.

Nottal

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