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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1899

Page

3

Governor Atkinson Claims West Virginia Oil Lead

The Vienna Progress reports Governor Atkinson of West Virginia boasting that his state leads the union in oil and lumber while ranking second in coke and third in coal and is just beginning to grow. It notes a rapid-fire gun and automobile being developed to suppress street riots, and remarks on international interest in American fashion from English and Paris journals.

Atkinson West Virginis New York Paris

Fingers costly at Australian level crossing gate

An eight year old Melbourne boy had his fingers crushed at a level crossing gate with one finger amputated. A court action against the State Railway Department resulted in a jury awarding the claimed amount of five thousand dollars. Separately Hungarians in the United States discuss efforts to remove Hungarians from Pennsylvania alleging unfair treatment and denied justice in state courts amid miner concerns.

Australia Melbourne State Railway Department United States Pennsylvania Chatham Superior Court Laura B. Newton Savannah Robert Newton Paul Seabrook Atlantic Circuit Robert Falligant Georgia Supreme Court

Iron and Steel Exports Lead U S Manufactures Gain

The last year shows exports of iron and steel manufactures rising to 9.53 million within a total increase of 48 million. Much of the growth lies in highly finished forms like locomotives machinery tools and steel rails, reflecting American workmanship.

United States Londou Iudia

The War Motor Car and Its Terrifying Arsenal

A historical note describes armored motor scouts and war cars with armor, a ram, two rapid fire guns, a revolving turret, and a searchlight. The piece warns these machines could upgrade warfare, suggesting a menacing future where mobile armor outpaces traditional defenses.

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Lombroso attack and summer health drive in Massachusetts

An essay mocks Lombroso while noting his crazed hypotheses. The Massachusetts State Board of Health plans to inspect vacation sites to improve water sources and cleanliness to reduce typhoid among returning travelers. It argues ignorance and carelessness make resorts seem healthier than they are, contributing to urban mortality each fall.

Lombiroso Pall Mall America Lombroso Massachusetts State Board of Health

Ocean of the Sky Poem by Henry R Palmer

The poem describes aerial currents as ocean tides in the sky, with birds carrying fragrant treetop and vineyard scents, scattering jewel like lines of light, while a guardian figure, imagined as holding a key to deeper seas, spreads care over the ocean of air. Hartford Courant attribution to Henry Robinson Palmer.

Rei Sin Je Henry Robinson Palmer Hartford Courant

The Haunted Spring Ghost Turns Cow Mystery at Melwyn Farm

In a June night at Melwyn Farm, Miss Prudence and her cousin Mabel hear tales of a white ghost by the Haunted Spring. After a frightful wait and mysterious groans, dawn reveals the “ghost” was actually the missing white cow, Bessie, escaped from the barn. The sisters’ fear dissolves, and Hiram dryly debunks the haunting with a practical blame.

Father Time Hiram Melvyn Melwyn Farm Hiram Melwyn Prudence Melvyn Mabel Cousin Prudence Hiram Prudence Prue Bell Chloe Melvyn Farm Miss Prudence Mabal Alonzo and Melissa Tam Gonsin Prudence Hiran Thomas Jin Drusilla Pearson Squire Hopkins Misa Prudence Miss Prudenge Prne Miss Prudenss

Seeds and pins political letters stir local outrage

The Argonaut reports letters from Colonel Henderson's district criticizing free seed distributions. One card in a woman’s hand mocks influence with fifteen cents of seeds and asks for hair pins. Another suggests sending jack knives to curb ridicule and seed waste.

Henderson John Argonaut

Two-Legged Rat-Killer Dog Captures Seven Rats in Four Minutes

A downtown flour and feed dealer keeps Rixey, a two legged dog, as a living curiosity. Despite only rear legs functioning, he catches and kills rats with a record seven rats in four minutes, about half a minute each. Rixey is over thirteen and from a deformed litter of five.

Rixey Philadelphia

Georgia News Items on Colonies and Local Developments

A Sparta Wisconsin letter reports residents plan to form a Georgia colony to relocate. Secretary of State Phil Cook seeks climate soil land and educational details, with Monroe County officials guiding. Additional notes cover Gov. Candler skipping Evanville reunion, Toccoa presidential office status, Calhoun cotton mill plans, a Savannah divorce injunction, Northeastern railroad audit results, Athens oil mill sale, Atlanta depot talks, Valdosta bonds sale, a White County gold mine dispute, and a Lake Park fire destroying a block of Main Street.

Sparta Wis Phil Cook Georgia Monroe County Cook Stevens O Cook St. Paul America Registrar of Deeds Wisconsin Routh O. H. Srevens

Parade Program for New York Dewey Reception

A New York dispatch reports the Dewey reception committee’s parade order for city officials and guests. It lists Sonse's band, Olympia sailors, Dewey and mayor, Dewey's captains, staff, Sampson and Guggenheimer, Admiral Philip and staff, Admiral Philip’s junior officers, Board of Aldermen President Woods, visiting governors, General Miles, Vice Admirals Schley and Miller, municipal committee, North Atlantic squadron sailors, and regular army units in sequence.

Dewey New York Sonse Olympia Manila Sampson Randolph Guggenheimer Philip J. F. Woods Board of Aldermen Admiral Philip North Atlantic Miles Schley Miller Municipal Assembly

Atlanta Markets Ledger Sees Wide Food Price Lists

A dense OCR market summary from Atlanta shows green coffee, New Orleans staples, dairy, meats, sweets, and produce with prices for sugar, tea, flour, grains, eggs, butter, poultry, potatoes, onions, cabbage, beeswax, and cotton. The note mentions a steady cotton middling price and various commodity quotes across groceries and provisions.

Pancy Georgis California

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