Cardinal Gibbons Home Welcome in Baltimore After European Tour
Cardinal Gibbons returned to Baltimore amid a procession of 10,000 through the city led by Acting Mayor Henry Williams and Charles J. Bonaparte. Bonaparte spoke on the church’s role in shaping the United States possessions and national duties, while Gibbons discussed labor and capital, and the European steel strike.
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Scarcity of Candidates in Pike County Race
Jackson Mississippi August 26 Special reports a lone candidate announced for the September 6 legislative vacancy in Pike County. The county sees a seven day mystery as efforts to recruit C. C. Gibson and J. A. Walker to oppose R. W. Cutter have not yielded announcements.
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Funeral of Governor Woodfin in Hampton Virginia
Funeral services were held at the home chapel of the National Soldiers’ Home’s southern branch for Governor P. T. Woodfin with a large attendance of military and civic organizations. Chaplain Bradley eulogized the deceased before the body was moved to Washington.
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Parade of 100000 Odd Fellows expected at Indiana meeting
Preparations for the seventy seventh annual convention of the Odd Fellows sovereign grand lodge in Tadlananotts Ind begin three weeks hence with expectations of the largest gathering yet. About 100000 attendees including delegates and visitors from all states Canada Nova Scotia Mexico and Europe are anticipated. The parade on September 17 will feature 2000 Odd Fellows with 500 mounted, reviewed by Grand Sire Cable from Monument Place. The Indiana state fair runs concurrent with events. Memorials at Schuyler Colfax statue and Rebekah anniversary plans, military drills, and social functions fill the week culminating in Saturday night. Fire department scandal dominates another item.
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Loubet on the czars visit and Franco Russian alliance
Paris reports President Loubet praised the Franco Russian alliance as beneficial. He said the czar preferred an eastern review, that negotiations were long running, and that he aimed to secure a czar visit to France while noting no Paris stop in the current itinerary. War with China was averted thanks to the alliance.
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Sultan Squeezed by Franch in Turkey Dispute
In Constantinople the sultan agrees to pay the Quays company 700000 francs for interference with rights and 600000 francs to a Frenchman for seizing lands in Albania. The Quays company renounces for a year the transfer clause in its concession to Turkey to save appearances for the sultan.
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The Signing of the Protocol Imperials Edicts Arrive
Pekin records Li Ifung Chang stating edicts needed to sign the settlement protocol are on the way from Sian Fu. The bearer was delayed but is expected to arrive in Pekin shortly, with ministers awaiting the Chinese plenipotentiaries Wednesday.
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This Is All About Love from The New York World
A reflective vignette on failed romance noting how some girls escape tragedy by not marrying lovers who die in love despair. The piece contrasts misfortune with cautionary outcomes and suggests fortune favors restraint in passion.
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Crusade Begins as Authorities Move Against Sapulpa Mob
In Sapulpa Oklahoma territory on August 20, warnings urged black residents to leave. United States Attorney Soper pledged prosecution of white participants. Deputized locals aided by federal and Creek Nation officials aimed to prevent violence. Many black residents fled, property owners leaving, while authorities prepared for possible troop deployment before calm returned. Similar anti Negro actions spread to Stroud with mobs driving out blacks and burning homes after an alleged stabbing.
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Life sentence for Gamble family murder associate in Mississippi
Andrew Boyd, one of the six charged in the Gamble family massacre in Leake County, has been brought to Jackson and placed in the penitentiary for life after a circuit court plea. His attorneys pursued a guilty plea for perjury to avoid a possible death sentence. The Gamble murders, where the family was killed and cremated in their Canton home, remain a major Mississippi crime case with four other defendants indicted and awaiting trial.
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Longine's Views on Lynching in Mississippi
Governor Tanginon commends a Lexington Advertiser editorials and urges reintroducing a bill to remove sheriffs who permit prisoner lynching. The letter and rising mob violence suggest renewed push in January legislative session. The prior bill sat in the senate judiciary committee.
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The Remedy Is Excessiva and Uncertain Preventive Trials
An unsigned Jacksonville Times-Union piece argues prevention can be worse than disease. It cites mosquito experiments in Havana, where a bitten volunteer died, prompting abandonment of the mosquito test. It notes inoculation against disease can backfire and questions whether protecting many justifies risks to a few.
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Florida political gossip on Judge Long return and federal appointments
Tallahassee Aug 26 Special The return of Judge Joan G Long United States consul general to Cairo and Florida Republican leader is delayed to early September Pending a meeting of the state central committee the leaders weigh possible reassignments for federal offices through McKinley s second term Incumbents likely to stay in key posts while some collectors and postmasters face contests The appointment of Marion G Donk Tallahassee as assistant state chemist meets praise and attention highlighting Florida s soil and climate as a path to success Three circuit judgeships become vacant with Governor Jennings to appoint soon
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The Governor and the Tax Rate
The Savannah News questions Governor Candler's influence on the state tax rate amid reports it may rise from 6.20 to 6.40 despite higher real property returns by over 20 million dollars. It notes the governor's limited power due to late access to the appropriation bill and the legislature's past overestimates.
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Another Boy Orator at Radical Convention
The Raistgn News reports a youthful drummer boy speaker at the Virginia radical convention. A delegate was chased to Bay as the crowd shouted about scholastic language and intellectual work. The scene underscores the era’s volatile political rhetoric and the role of young voices in reform gatherings.
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Woman Takes to the Woods With Her Sons
Corning New York August 2 Dr Nettie Poor a Chicago socialite involved in a train knife incident last Thursday is being sought by relatives. She and her two sons wandered after release and disappeared Friday. Reports say the missing trio may be living in the hills near town buying food from farmers.
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Rich Promoted to Superintendent of Life Saving District
Washington August 26 Newell B Rich keeper of the Rasateague beach Virginia life saving station has been promoted to superintendent of the sixth life saving district spanning the coast between the Delaware and Chesapeake bays succeeding the late B Rich He has twenty years in service and comes from a family of noted lifesavers with medals from the Massachusetts Humane Society He has helped board with his crew over eighty wrecks with no loss of life and many personal rescues.
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Secretary Hay Leaves Washington for Summer Home
Secretary Hay departed Washington for his summer retreat in Newburg New Hampshire to resume a vacation interrupted by pressing duties. During his brief stay in Washington and Canton he managed to wrap up a portion of important business that would have required lengthy correspondence had he stayed in New Hampshire.
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