International notes and political shifts ripple across Europe
Reports from St Petersburg, Rome, and Berlin detail expulsions and shifts in alliance stance as Italy seeks to influence U S policy. Justice Field and Bradley may retire, with replacements slated. Rome and Moscow express tension with Britain and United States over foreign policy and finance. Separately Chicago hospital overflow and typhoid concerns rise, while emigration from Italy accelerates amid regional depopulation.
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Beanie
Khainer
Italy
Humbert
France
Berlin
Rudini
Austria
Field
Bradley
Supreme Court
Emunds
Justice Bradley
Justice Field
Tralla
Rome
United States
New Orleans
Humdrum Abolished Sermon by Rev T DeWitt Talmage in Brooklyn
Rev T DeWitt Talmage delivers in the Brooklyn tabernacle a sermon titled Humdrum Abolished urging spice in religion. He contrasts Solomon and Balkis legends with modern church life, praising lively worship, practical faith, and cheerful, expansive preaching to dispel dullness and engage the faithful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. DeWitt Talmage
Brooklyn
American man assaulted by mob in Florence with daughter injured
William Jacques of Newton Massachusetts and his daughter were attacked by a mob in Florence while driving. Jacques, an electrician with the American Bell Telephone Co, is described as well educated and previously a Johns Hopkins professor. He plans a six month abroad trip after sailing from England a month ago.
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Italy
Washington
Orlesns Grand Jury
Town
William Jacques
Newton
Mass
Florence
Bostrox
American Bell Telephone Co
England
Johns Hopkins College
Tultimore
Ilis
Wasuryarox
New Orleans
Grand Jury
Department of State
United States
International Y M C A Convention Elects Permanent Officers
The twenty-ninth international Y M C A convention opened in Kansas City at Calvary Baptist Church. F H Jacobs announced the hymn, A M Clark was named temporary chair, and a committee was formed to select permanent officers. The committee proposed Thomas S. McPheeters as president with a slate of vice presidents, secretary, and assistant secretaries, all of whom were unanimously approved.
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Kansas City
United States
Canada
Calvary Baptist Church
Ninth and
Harrison Streets
F. H. Jacobs
Hannibal, Ma
A. M. Clark
Detroit
Michigan
H. M. Clark
William McCullough
Toronto
Charles E. Thomas
Nashville
Tenn
Thomas 8. McPheeters
St. Louis
Missouri
Charles A. Jewell
Connecticut
Thomas J. Wilkie
Ontario
Daniel Coleman
Alabama
Henry M. Avery
South Dakota
Thomas D. Foster
Iowa
Samuel P. Harrison
Pennsylvania
John R. Schermerhorn
Colorado
Herbert M. Clark
Ralph E. Goodwin
W. B. McBride
William H. Mead
California
Acres of Flames Destroys Long Island City Lumber Yards
A massive fire in Long Island City started in the Doncaster iron foundry on West avenue and Flushing street at 11 last night, destroying Clark & Simpson feed mills and seven to eight acres of lumber yards. The fire spread to multiple firms including H. S. Whitings and Export Lumber Co. by morning, with losses near one million dollars. An unknown man drowned in Newton Creek while watching the blaze. The cause is believed to be a spark from a recent casting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Island City
New York
Doncaster Iron Foundry
West Avenue
Flushing Street
Clark & Simpson Feed Mills
H. 8
Whiting, H. & Burroughs
Export Lumber Co
William BR. Grace & Co
St L. E McLane
Long Island
Newton Creek
Clark & Simpson
Whiting
H. S. Burrough
Tunis-Sims
Press Opinion on the New Orleans Grand Jury Report
A multi-city press review questions the New Orleans grand jury findings on mob violence, indictments and justice. Editors from Il Progresso, The News, The Post, The Times Democrat and others critique legal machinery, Italian concerns, and the role of the people in upholding order amid revelations of graft and disorder.
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New Orleans
Loxnow
St. James Gapette
Ihs
Marquis di Rotini
Blaine
New Orleana
Italy
Bejioning
America
New York
Grand Jury
Barnetti
Il Progresso
Louisiana
the Herald
Chicago
Cuicano
the Daily News
Ind
United States
Inter Ocean
Rep
the Times
Dem
Burke
Lyoching
Wasumetox
The
Washington Post
Grams
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Paaperista
St. Louis
Post
Obnoxious Bonds Threaten County Judgments
Cass and St Clair counties face potential execution of recent judgments as county judges refuse to levy taxes for bond payments. Deputy Marshals report the judges vow jail rather than raise taxes, with $700,000 county debt and over $100,000 in two St Clair judgments to B D Stewart and the Ninth National Bank. A mandamus was ignored in Cal county over Parker’s $100,000 award, judges arrested for contempt, bond set at $1,000, and they threaten jail or other penalties to avoid levies.
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Cass
St. Clair
Mbentree Tos
Kansas City
St Clair
Qewhill
Liddell
St. Clair County
B. D. Stewart
Ninth National Bank of New York
Qebali
Cal County
Albert Parker
San Diego
Cal
Lay
Marshal Liddell
Harrisonville
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S& Petersburg
Shelgounoff
Burlington
Thineau
Asnik Glassner
Baltimore
Dr. Bothwell
Treasury
Lmn
Moscow
Russia
Novoe Vremya
Paris
Rothschilds
Secaetanr
Mexico
Amnnica
Polesine
Parma
Crespine
Gazello
Nebraska
Humdrum
Quarm
Shete
Solmon
New Brooklyn
Solomon's Order
David
Solomon
Jerusalem
India
Miriam
Halleis
Balkis
San Francisco
Christ
Martha
Mary
Jesus
Deborah
Lapidoth
Hannah
Samuel
Hell
Botany Bay
Voltaire
Herbert Spencer
Hervey
Emmanual
Sheba
Bundie
Bangor
Christendom
Germany
St. John
Heaven
Taj Mahal
Earth
Bagdad
Persia
God
South
Jerel
Trade Review
Dan's
R. G, Dun & Co
West
Kansas
Quaker City
Philadelphia
Bank Sun
Paravecema, May
Lacy
Spring Garden National Bank
Iwelfth
Spring Garden
Stock Exchange
Spring Garden Bank
Penn Safe & ‘Trust
Posit Co
Twelfth and
Spring Garden Streets
Mansmad
William Price
Alice Ninas
Navy Department
Lancaster
China
Bat
Scamaladion
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