The Holy War as a Financial Bankruptcy Version
The author likens jihad to a bankruptcy that cancels debts for state and individuals, noting its appeal to the penniless and questioning its global applicability. Despite upheaval in Egypt or elsewhere, European creditors keep their grip, seeking their last pound of flesh.
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Massachusetts delegate overstates Prohibition strength in Chicago
An enthusiastic Massachusetts delegate claims 60,000 prohibitionists in the state at the Chicago convention, but critics say the figure is wildly inflated. They note national support was historically about 10,000, dwindling to 1,057 last year, and argue many so-called prohibitionists align with other parties.
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Quiet Maine campaign with sparse crowds hints at GOP weaknesses
Brunswick Maine August campaign chatter notes limited voter enthusiasm and few large gatherings. Reports cite dismal attendance at meetings aside from Portland where Senator Frye spoke. Blaine appears cautious amid shifting alliances and a controversial speaker lineup.
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Tragedy at Waterville kills French unloader by wheels
At Waterville a moving building crushed Lawrence Lesser, a 45 year old Frenchman, instantly killing him. He leaves a widow and six children. In Bangor, the murder trial of Mary Glynch concluded with a two hour government summary by Attorney General Cleaves and Judge Peters charging the jury. The verdict at 4 PM found guilty of murder in the first degree.
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Young Maine Native Found Dead in Dover Point River
A 19 year old unnamed male believed from Maine was found drowned in the Dover Point river after being last seen Wednesday evening on the riverbank. In Nashua a trench collapse during water pipe work on Holmes Street buried John Craven and Jacob Rogers. Craven sustained severe leg injuries and possible internal damage while Rogers escaped unharmed.
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Death by self at Bellows Falls after note on illness
Ira Draper aged 77 died by his own hand at his son in law Dr. O W Phelps residence in Bellows Falls on Thursday. He left a note stating ill health and an expectation of improvement drove the act. His mind was reported sound. He leaves a widow and two children Mrs Phelps and Dr Draper superintendent of the Brattleboro insane asylum.
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multiple incidents and crimes plague New England towns
Reports detail a coal pocket worker in New Bedford breaking a leg after leaping from a car, a dormitory project damage at Williams College, arrests for robbery in Springfield, a fatal train strike in Walpole, a manslaughter conviction at Greenfield, and a pair of criminals swindling buyers in Lawrence. Essex tax figures and heavy hitters are listed alongside a jewelry scam in Lawrence tied to L H Green & Co.
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Star Route Robbery Conspiracy Trial Rages On
Attorney Merrick argues a wide conspiratorial network spanning from Washington to the Pacific. He contends conspirators shared plunder, tools, and duties while insisting on justice and integrity of the law despite defense pleas. The court adjourned as Merrick vowed to continue the case tomorrow.
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Explosion and Fire at Buffalo Elevator Kills Three
The Erie railway elevator roof blew off in an unknown explosion at 11 tonight causing a blaze that consumed the structure. Engineer John Bonnar, John Kemp, and Henry Lee perished, with Timothy Driscoll fatally injured. Loss likely exceeding $250000. The fire expanded to nearby shanties but the main flames stayed confined to the elevator.
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Mahone Presses Readjuster Contribu tion From Virginia Officeholders
The Post will report that a circular directs Virginia officeholders who are Republicans or Readjusters to voluntarily contribute 5 percent of their salary to support the Readjuster movement in Virginia. This 5 percent adds to the 2 percent from the Hubbell circular, and directly names the salary and amount.
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Centennial Sails In Largest Gloucester Bank Cod Fare
Gloucester vessel Centennial lands 302 760 pounds of codfish worth 11 162 55 after a Grand Bank voyage from March 25 to August 15. Master Bernard A Williams and crew share amounts are listed, with comparisons to prior hauls and notes on other ships in Gloucester history. Madame Roland towed for repairs near Mount Desert by the Dallas.
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President views new U S training site in Newport
Secretary Chandler escorted the presidential party to Coaster Harbor island on the Tallapoosa to inspect a recently ceded land area for a U S training station. He witnessed torpedo tests and dynamite experiments, with Mrs Chandler operating the dynamite battery as a timber fragmented.
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British Push Toward Cairo Amid Arab Rebellion Battles
Dispatches from Alexandria and Ismailia report Bedouin pillage near Ramleh and desertions from Arab lines. British troops advance. Tel el Kebir claimed captured but likely premature. Shelling, entrenchments, and river-line skirmishes unfold as forces concentrate for a Sunday move toward Mahgemah and Ismailia.
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Anger Over Arabi Pasha Backlash in Public Opinion
Times correspondent reports a shift in opinion among educated circles in Constantinople who distinguish politics from sentiment and condemn Arabi Pasha. The porte protests telegraphic interruption with Egypt and awaits decisions on form. Vienna dispatch notes Germany advising the sultan to align with England to counter Russia.
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