Carnegie Deed Funds Scottish Universities Endowment
London December reports Jane T Andrew Carnesie signed a deed transferring 10 000 000 in five percent United States Steel bonds to trustees for Scotland’s universities. Income to fund science research and English literature. Half to aid fees and students including preparatory and evening classes. The plan draws universal approval and high esteem for Carnegie.
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London
Jane T Andrew Carnesie
United States Steel Corporation
Universities of
Scotland
Carnegie
Morning Post
Contempt for Aguinaldo echoed at Grant’s reception
General Grant told the Grand Army of the Republic tonight that Aguinaldo’s Philippines image is inflated. He warned contempt abroad and at home would fuel trouble if the U.S. treats him as important. Grant also criticized friars as corrupt while urging equal treatment for Philippine leaders and residents.
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New York
Freda D. Grant
Grant
Grand Army of the Republic
Aguinalds
Philippines
Pupino
Aguinaldo
Philinphic Commission
Seave Shah Ity Captain Blackburn Sets Atlantic Trial
Gloucester March 7 Captain Howard Blackburn who crossed the Atlantic in a 31 foot sloop last year will sail Sunday in a 25 foot vessel from Gloucester to Lisbon Portugal in an attempt to halve his 61 day crossing time. Estimated distance 2,800 miles. Meanwhile Baltimore humor notes a young man’s failed sleeve repair at church and his clever hack with a coat sleeve to avoid embarrassment before friends.
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Howard Blackburn
Gloucester
Madine
Atlantic
London
Aluve
Lisbon
Portugal
Baltimore News
Ne Coe
Plague of Globs Trotters in Uganda
Sir H H Johnston, Uganda special commissioner, dispatches that Uganda suffers a plague of explorers and amateur collectors who leech on officials. He urges the foreign office to discourage further expeditions, noting scarce hotels, need for tents, and the high cost of local trade.
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Uganda
Pall Mall
H. H. Johnston
Tard Tansdowne
Foreign Office
Goserment
Sfictala
India Protectorate
England
Protectorate
Teampals
Fort Portal
Eldama
Kisumu
Anvoro
Nile
Firma
Duel Fights and Solitary Eating Fragments Echo 19th Century Chaos
A morning duel at Parc des Princes pits Max Regia against Laberdesque over an article in La Petite Republique, with a second clash between Temps writers leaving one gunman wounded. The piece then shifts to The Lancet on dining alone, denouncing solitary meals and dyspepsia, noting how loneliness harms both sexes and affects urban life. A New York Evening Sun quip ends with a pun on Bellamy.
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Parc Des Princes
Max Regia
Algiers
Laberdesque
Regis
la Petite Republique
Temps
London
Parrister
Uttie
Lawyer Faints at Bar During Insurance Trial
John J MecDonald chief counsel for Augustus M. Unger collapsed unconscious at the bar during a court address in Judge Turley s courtroom. The stroke followed a fiery plea accusing Francis Wayland Brown and Frank H Smiley of shared guilt with Unger. Former Deputy Coroner John Weckler, missing since an alleged fake inquest, reappeared near Hammond Indiana describing a natural death for Miss Defenbach and admitting he filled the report with his own names to avoid delay.
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Chicago
John J MecDonald
Augustus M. Unger
Defentach Insurance
Weeller
Drummers Elect Officers At National Convention
The National convention of the Commercial Travelers Association elected Sam P. Jones of Louisville as President along with Neal McCaul of New York Henry T. Poske of Baltimore J F Johnson of Racine and Louis Ochs of Louisiana as vice presidents A three member national board of trustees was named C Walker Sanders of Virginia Frank W Oridel and W N McConken of St Louis
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Sam P. Jones
Louisville
Chosem
Ola Point Corfort
Commercial Travelers’ Association
Neal McCaul
New York
Henry T. Poske
Baltimore
J. F. Johnson
Racine
Wis
Louis Ochs
Louisiaoa
George M. Kingabury
Providenne
F. 1
National Board of Trustees
Mésers
C. Walker Sanders
Virginia
Frank W. Oridel
W. N. McConken
St. Lows
Mark Tapley Defends South African War Theme
Sir Robert Giffen in England tells bankers that war spending was financed from income, not capital, claiming no home business disruption. He is harshly criticized by The New York World as ignoring facts, noting England’s debt rise by 450 million, higher income tax, and near doubling of annual government expenditures.
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Mark Tapley
New York
Robert Giffen
England
London
Robert
George IV
William IV
Queen Victoria
Governor Acts Quick to Send Troops at Carrollton Jail
Violent mob of about 600 assembles to lynch Ike Williams for Ward murder. Governor Candler orders Major Barker’s detachment of 60 troops and six officers to Carrollton. Special train departs Atlanta 4:49 pm. arrives 7:00 pm. Williams captured and jailed by 8:00 pm.
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Candler
Carrallton
Ike Willams
Ots Ward
Merrill
Sam Harris
Long
W. W. Barker
Carrotton
Carroll County
Carrollton
Southern Railway
Bremen
James W. Robertson
Southern Railroad
Ualor
Pix
Barker
M. A. Erskine
Histernian Rifles
8. A. Howell
Atlanta Grays
W. H. Ke
Gate City Guard
Routen
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Rome
Erakinen
Howell
Sherif Merrill
Williams
Captain Erskine
Tyama
New York Yacht Club bars Lawsons Independence from Americas Cup trial
New York June 7 The Independence owned by Thomas W Lawson will be excluded from the trial races for the Americas Cup. The challenge committee of the New York Yacht Club ruled that the boat cannot compete and that charter or transfer by an individual member is not allowed. Lawson asserts the yacht could defend the cup for an American owner. the club maintains the match must be between a foreign challenger and the New York Yacht Club.
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New York
Thomas W. Lawson
Independence
New York Yacht Club
Lanson
Mnutself
Lawson
Yacht Club Committee
Yease
Allgwa
Lewis Cass Ledyard
R. Nicholson Hane
August Belmont
C.F. Robinson
L .B. Oddie
E. D. Morgan
E M. Brown
J. Pierpont Morgan
Oliver Iselin
America
Drunks and mischief in Darktown court session
In a Darktown courthouse, Mary Tupps and Downey Brown face drunk and frightful prank charges. Mary denies liquor use while the recorder jests about various drunks, and Downey is fined for scaring children with a bear skin. Mully Lima is jailed briefly after an attempted goat theft, with the judge warning against further mischief.
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Mary's Tank
Mary Tupps
Hetecorder Broyles
Jedge Briles
Mary
Recorder
Downey Brown
Crooked Alley
Downey
Darktown
Ovaritis and a Woman's Home Health Advice
The fragment discusses ovarian inflammation as ovaritis with lower abdominal pain and swelling. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound from Mrs. Pinkham's Lynn Massachusetts laboratory, claiming personal testimonials of cure and urging readers to seek advice and treatment from the female physician without charge.
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Les Anton
Troy
Summer Homes in Lake Country Bordering Four States
In the Lake Country of Northern Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan’s Upper Peninsula a survey or feature outlines summer homes along the shorelines. It notes regional appeal and suggests growth opportunities for retreats and seasonal housing in multiple states and areas.
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Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
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