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Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1896

Page

7

A Child in Harvest Time and the Call of Heaven

A sermon evokes a boy who died at his mother’s knee amid harvest reapers and a mother’s courage Hannah Lemond’s cliff rescue is saluted as a symbol of parental devotion. The talk extols childhood as radiant and formative, warns against neglect, and urges parents to safeguard eternal life for their children through faith.

Sha- Tem Penta Ruth Bethlehem Tharacamen Ant Earth Payou Thors Samuel Eeis Firsby Joseph Stanige Christ Elvraya Samuel Philanthropte Avarica Abram Ismo Isiac Jacob Jeze- el Mihorson Jehoram Minhood Gons Gress Ron Kingdom of God Scotland Hannah Lemond Abo Oytia Hannah Lomond Ora Erakine Rachel David Absalom Kingdom of Heaven Madison Square Garden Thomas Bharkey California James J. Corbett San Francisco Napolson John L. Sullivan Bharkey John L Corbett Peter Maher Fitzsimmons

Harsh Cold Hits South Africa Farms Bedeviled by Livestock Losses

In Britstown and Prieska, severe cold devastated farms with over ten ostriches and 10,000 sheep perishing while 66 cattle and horses suffered. Sprit bok herds appeared, consuming remaining veld and driving off ostriches as farmers struggle to cope.

South Africa Britstown Prieska

Waterloo Dr Don 5 Sh x At Queenstown Cape Colony Veteran Deceased

A Waterloo veteran, Dir. Horton, died at ninety five in the Cape Colony near Queenstown. The late drummer boy, present at the Battle of Waterloo, recently received a pension of Gram year from the Wil ee.

Waterloo Don Queenstown Cape Colony Dir Horton Deoeased Wil Ee

Washington News Digest from the Varied Departments

A Washington telegram notes Bryan to visit between September 16 and 20, likely the 17th. Reports from Zan Zibar state Khalid Ben Bargash refused surrender and was attacked. US consular coverage confirms safety. US banking and Navy updates cover bond increases, court appearances, and officer selections for the Bancroft and Turkish cruise. Cincinnati ordered to Turkey while Marblehead to return home. France Smith’s resignation leads to Governor Francois taking charge. Smith highlights western land case settlements, forest reservations, and patent efficiency.

Washington Columbia Bryan Department of State Dorsey Mohup United States Zanzibar Khalid Ben Bargash Himond Amoricans Gurronoy Tixaminer Burgwne New Orleano American National Bank Twaited States Court Keiffer Garddi Garadli Navy Department Belknap T. E. Veeder Cincinnati Turkey Constantinople Dardanollog Trianleo Marblehead Mediterranean Bunce Smyrna Abdubi Bancraft Bosphorus

Populists Open Headquarters In Tennessee Event

The Tennessees populists form a new headquarters in Nashville and revive a proposal to withdraw Mime, their gubernatorial candidate, and to take three electors. The populist committee meets Thursday with hints of further negotiations and dismissive remarks about Li Hung Chang’s attire.

Tennesses Naghville Mime

Judge Simonton rules in Seaboard rate dispute case

In Greenville Judge Tadge Simonton dissolves a temporary injunction in a fight between Port Royal and Augusta Railway and Southern States Freight Association over 80 percent freight-rate reductions. The decision dismisses the bill, assigns costs to Machalda, and notes the war of rates as the motive. Seaboard Air Line hints at pursuing rate cuts and passenger fare reductions, with a September announcement of 2000 mile books for 40 dollars.

Tadge Simonton United Stitars Crcuit Court Port Royal Southern States Seaboard Air Line Greenville Soma Waoka Nga Simonton Thia Georgia, Osroling and Northern Railroad Company Raleigh and Gaston Railroad Company Seaboard and Roanoke Rilroad Company Ova North Carolina Virginia Eee Oarolina Northern Hoy Georgia, Carolina and Northern Railroad Company Georgia, Carolina and Northern Aront Ponreh Arond Georgia, Carolina and Northern Company Seaboard Roanoke Raleigh and Ganton Company Italosaoce Jesaes Corporation Ronda Georgia, Carolina and Northon Decres Triight Défnite Reiqt Ratea Speier Bouthard Saya Tha Associated Linna

Bryan Campaign Tour Drove Record Cleveland Welcome

Thousands jammed the Cleveland station and streets as William J. Bryan arrived on his campaign tour from New York to Nebraska. The greeting surpassed Buffalo in heartiness with 7,000 from Canton and 10,000 gathered near the depot, Battery A Ohio National Guard active as the train arrived, and Bryan escorted to the Hollen den and Central Armory for a packed audience beyond 6,000 seats.

Bryan Cleveland William J. Bryan New York Nebraska Buffalo Inez Briday Aiafair Haya Westorn Martens A. Hanna Mr. Kinley Diapolis Ti Ja Canton Bryan and pBewall Club Ohio Poonaylyan Battery A Ohio National Guard Hollenden Mmditorium Charles Witear Charles P. Sulon Balen Mr. Bryan Bharshy Sullivan

Laurada Disabled After Boiler Tubes Blown

A Jamaica cablegram reports the steamer Laurdda, from Philadelphia August 8, reached Port Antonio in a badly damaged condition with three boiler tubes blown. Passengers were safely landed. Also noted, The Herriman Gord Lumber Company of Hannibal Missouri files assignment liabilities about 170000 with nominal assets. banks named as heavy losers.

Sacoaedel Jamaica Laurdda Philadelphia Port Antonio Gora Herriman-Gord Lumber Company Hanflibal, Mo

Watson's Trip Signals Populist Move On Bryan Nomination

Historic editorial from the People’s Party Paper urged the populist movement to notify Bryan of his nomination and rally opposition. It cites the 1892 convention and figures like General Weaver and Senator Butler, arguing for clear party action before Watson returns from the West.

Watson Peets Brig Mattera Texan Popul Jiet West Sewwall Brynamof Weaverbud Marion Butler Muttars People's Party Intersats Washington Post Milton Butler Mcrists Bryin Weyer Blold Butler Benator Butler Simeon B. Weaver Jmnce Vice Provident Poe Arnane Baontor Batlop Bh Louis Bryan Watton Allen Tle

Allen Will Notify Nominees In Public Letter

The Washington Star reports that Senator Allen of Nebraska will write letters to each Aisin of Wis nomination candidates officially informing them of their nomination. The timing of the notification is undecided while past practice and critics are noted for context.

Allen Aisin Wis The Washington Star Uhureday Iesne Anya Star Eny Dix Brysn Madaat Om Watdon Atring Chatrdon Butler Weaver Pistd Gonree Populfar New York Senntor Allen Nebraska

Dauntless Mystery Sparks Gossip in Brunswick Ga

In Brunswick Georgia rumors swirl over the Dauntless recent actions with questions about its whereabouts plans and why it entered port where officials would inspect it. A freak battle was reported as the steamer Pope Catlin arrived from St Simons and the revenue cutter Boutwell exited Jekyl Creek en route to the Dauntless.

Brunswick Dauntless Pope Cattlin St Simons Boutwell

German Consul Khalid Refuses British Demand in Zanzibar

A Zanzibar dispatch reports German Consul Khalid refusing British officials demands. The self-proclaimed sultan and followers reportedly fled, with ships from the patronage area driven from their stations amid the ongoing conflict.

Cologna Gazette Zanzibar Enya Khalid

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DR. Talmage Geo Washington News Variauk Departmenta Franceia Great Western Territory Smith Civil Service Department Li Hung Chang Gould Judge Simonton Tha Fodge Hannais Laurada MR. Watson Sewalt
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