Health of the Pope weighs on Europe and other items
European unease follows news on the pontiff's health while London reports Miss Anderson recovering. Bracilian Commissioners reach New York as Senate nominees shuffle in Louisiana. A cavalcade of oddities includes a deer mistaken for a man, a man killed by lightning, and a Minnesota cattle law ruling.
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Risley Lake
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New York Plasterers’ Union
State Department
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Warren Graves Massion
Rawsort
Columbia
Balliff
John J. Gullivan
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Purvis
Mise
Enclan
Persia
Patterson
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Reading
Hamburg
Williamsport Express
James D. Leary
Britis Columbia
San Francisco
Nova Beatia
Pittsburgh
Monon
Milwaukee
High Court of Foresters
England
Minneapolis
Minn
Order of Foresters of America
Grand and
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Jvpoe Freto
United States Circuit Court
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New York World Stock
Freeport
Willian Sray
Chattanooga
Tenn
United States Court
Bury
United States
Austin
Tex
Gus Wilke
Abner Taylor
New
Capitol
Eren
Allen
Forty-second Axtreet Railway
Lion
Cambridge
Boston
Newport
Hooker Leib
Broadwi
International convention to meet in Madrid in April 1800
Reports list an upcoming international convention to discuss protection of vital interests and to amend trade law. Also noted are naval movements of Admiral Kimberly from Samoa to San Francisco, and various international political and legal items including trials, executions, and diplomatic notes.
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Yonkers
Minnesota
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Bavaria
Scuus
Fuerst Theater
Vienna
North Dakota
Committee On the Executive
Count Dillon
Henri Rochefort
da, Bayvras
Cincinnati Christian Advocate
Bayview
Mich
Mr. Crosert
China
Henry George
Philadelphia
Elias Loos
Ll.d. Manon
Yale
New Haven
Conn
J.G. Herenisson
Iowa
Wincisia Democrats
Stabbed to Death in Louisville Card Game
A fight over cards in Louisville Kentucky left Will Thomas dead and Link Hadley wounded. The suspect was captured and remanded for trial. Nearby reports note a murder trial in Edgefield South Carolina with a near acquittal and public calm despite tensions. Other items include typhoid fever warnings from Kentucky health officials and a series of local incidents from Alabama to Florida.
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Will Thomas
Link Hadley
Louisville
Thomas T S
Teldel Renuttiad
Veldell
Edgefield, & C
Ueinoner
Thompson
Kentucky
Dof Health
Medina
Future Standard-Bearers in Temperance Reform
A 1910s style appeal urges children educated in total abstinence to uphold the temperance standard as the nation’s future. It laments parental neglect of temperance teaching, cites youths led home drunk, and calls for home church and school instruction, juvenile literature, and mandatory school temperance curricula to seed lasting national reform.
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New York
Wine and Spirit Merchants
Chicago Journal
No One Safe in the Wake of Intemperance
A United Presbyterian essay argues temperance affects all, noting intoxicated cooks, dead due to rage, and sober victims. It states drinkers harm health, finances, and families, while drunkenness endangers everyone nearby. Even the upright face risk when neighbors indulge, urging total abstinence to protect homes and lives.
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Sullivan
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James Crooks
J. W. Grady
Frank Jackson
Robert Lously
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Falkenbach
Bremen
Germany
Saxony
Indianapolis
Ind
Francis Murphy
San Dingo
Cal
W. L. Pierce
Murray
Utah
Clendennin
Pierce
Lake Front
Chicago
Illinois Central
Lake Shore
Henszat N
Boston
Adolph Gsuer
Milwaukee
Wis
United States Marshal's Office
Terry
Marshal Nagle
Jn Field
Joint Bawyer
Ile
United Presbyterian
Temperance Notes Across Nations and Rail Lines
Observers note widespread temperance concerns with over 1300 funerals daily linked to liquor. Irish magistrates protest saloon abundance fueling crime and poverty. Some towns in Whatcom County and Vashon Island report no saloons. Southern Pacific backs temperance by halting Sunday picnics and pricing low-cost meals to deter drink.
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Therr
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Nooksachk
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West Washington
Vashon Island
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West
Oakland
Cal
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Tracy City
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Jacksonville
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