Ministers Split Over Interference in South American Affairs
The World’s Buen Ayres dispatch reports a diplomatic split in Rio de Janeiro over how to handle a South American question. U S Minister Thompson aligns with most European powers except Germany in favor of interference, while the Argentine minister says he has been ignored. All other South American ministers rally to oppose European interference.
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Germany
Sympathy Favors Von Kirchhoff in Berlin Shooting
Berlin dispatch reports broad sympathy for General Von Kirchhoff after he shot Dr Harisch of The Blatt for a perceived libel about his family. The press is blamed for domestic scandal spread. Kreuz Zeitung defends the act as defense of rights.
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Holston conference meets at Broad Street church
The Seventieth annual Holston conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church south meets in Knoxville at Broad Street Church for a week. Bishop W W Dillwan presides. about 350 ministers attend and engage in debates.
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Wise Territory
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Virginia
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W. W. Dillwan
South Carolina
Emma Goldman Guilty in Anarchist Case Verdict Report
New York October 11: The jury found Emma Goldman guilty of aiding and abetting unlawful assembly. The verdict notes she did not face mere incitement charges and signals a potential broad penalty. Huntsville reports a German painter Otto von Koentz found near death with unclear cause. Hatch discusses renewing antioption legislation with planned changes. Chicago hosts a World’s Fair exhibit group forming to promote Latin American goods.
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Sugar famine grips Hartford grocers hindering refined sugar orders
Long Sweetening Hartford Oct 11 Sugar famine drives curbs on refined sugar orders. A Hartford retailer handling 100 barrels weekly could obtain only three barrels from New York. No price rise yet. Demand surges for syrups molasses and lower grade sugars.
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Weeks Refused Audience in Costa Rica Over Fugitive Lawyer
President Rodriguez declined to meet Weeks the New York fugitive lawyer amid political tension in San Jose. Detectives sent by New York authorities were presented to the president, but the outcome remains unclear. Snoad Sues Dr. Mary Walker for Slander in Syracuse Case.
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Weeks
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Christie Warden
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Multiple Dispatches Reported From Rio to Wisconsin and Midwest
Oct 11 reports from Rio de Janeiro note a fort surrender to insurgents per AP wire. Wiscon sin bank robbery suspects arrested near Wavaraca after a Holstead incident. Irish Home Rule warning from John Redmond at Dustin meeting. Fire damages Rothschilds millinery shop in Sr Pavut with $44 000 loss. A girl dies in Kentucky boiling kettle accident. Choctaw finance committee reports for Foster’s Bank case. Noted racehorse Harold, sire of Maud S and Lord Russell, dies in Kentucky.
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Tucker Bill passes House amid party lines vote
The Tucker Bill to repeal federal election laws passed the House 200 to 101 with a jubilant display. The Senate later began Mr. Cockrell’s third speech against the silver purchase repeal. The treasury gold reserve dipped to 88.388 million as currency rose, while Levick Pierce of Columbus Ga was named chief clerk of the Bureau of Education.
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Candidate for Athens Mayor Seeks Honest Reform
A citizen letter from Mr. Surv urges Athens voters to back a genuine mayoral bid focused on cutting city expenses and implementing lasting improvements. He defends the race against insinuations of insincerity and criticizes reliance on votes promises. A separate note mentions a silver purchase compromise seen as a win for silver advocates.
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Golden Hour in Field of Dowers and Whispers
A fragmentary verse sketch recalls a golden hour amid daisies and buttercups near a river, with airy whispers from pines and a romantic ideal of love. The faded text mentions Alice and Blackwell in the New Orleans Times-Democrat.
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New Orleans
Love on a Wall at Linbridge Barracks Ball
In a frost pale yard near a Linbridge garrison, Mollie Henderson yearns for a sergeant as she prepares for the NCOs ball. Mollie admires roses from Jack and lilies from a cousin, while lovers and soldiers mingle in a night of frost and fluttering gowns.
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Mollie and Jack Sealed by a Dying Soldier’s Wish
In a London Tit-Bits scene Mollie Henderson and Sergeant Major Jack Boyne share a quiet moment as he consoles her beside a hospital fever ward. A future together seems hopeful as she cares for him and he asks to hoist his colors in the new year. London Truth adds a royal era aside on the late Duke Ernest and Queen Victoria.
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Editor in Debt Cited in Atlanta Constitution Quip
Fragmentary exchange noted in the Atlanta Constitution references an editor being in debt and a nearby remark about someone being in. The brief dialogue hints at financial trouble but offers no identifying details.
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Satirical anecdotes and comic exchanges from Harper's Bazar and peers
A collage of humorous vignettes and quips from Harper's Bazar and other magazines. Dialogues cover prudent maid decisions about gold and silver, domestic misunderstandings, sly remarks on love and marriage, and quick wits in everyday conversations. The tone is light and period flavored.
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King's Royal Germetuer praised by Dr Nelms for fevers
Dr J W Nelms of Atlanta testifies that King s Royal Germetuer cures fevers including typhus typhoid and bilious fevers and lowers temperatures quickly. He claims it is antiseptic safe and useful for catarrh insomnia night sweats and eczema. Also advertised are Germetuer Pills at 25 cents per bottle and a six pack for five dollars.
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