Whatsoever ye would that men should do to you
Dr. Talmage argues the great capital versus labor conflict can only be settled by applying the Golden Rule. He warns against violence and cynicism, praises arbitration, and envisions a Christian era of cooperation where capitalists treat workers with mercy and workers reciprocate with loyalty and industry.
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Nasal Obstruction Linked to Tooth Caries, Odontological Talk
Dr Scanes Spicer linked nasal obstruction and enlarged tonsils to tooth decay at the Odontological Society meeting. He cited routine tooth exams for nasal obstruction cases and warned mouth breathing exposes teeth to cold air, inflaming periosteum and pulp. Glasgow Herald reported the remarks.
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Odontological Society
Glasgow Herald
Remarkable color bleaching in touracos and tree porcupine
A London Daily News note compares the touraco feather pigment washed by water with a Brazilian tree porcupine whose yellow spine color can be leached by water. It suggests natural bleaching unlikely for the tree-dwelling mammal due to its fur and arboreal habitat. Buxton quote ends.
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Tropics
London Daily News
Senate Debates Tariffs and Silver Bill Across May Sessions
The record outlines Senate and House actions from May 1 to May 16, detailing passage of the army appropriation with liquor ban, private pension bills, tariff debates, and amendments on the silver and anti trust measures. Notable items include hearings on Treasury notes, various amendments to tariff provisions, and the establishment of a revised House meeting time.
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Coke
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Jones
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Eiler
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Davis
Committee On Pensions
Sawyer
Blodgett
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Butterworth
Supreme Court of the United States
Teller
Goodloe
Grosvenor
Ohio
Parnell
Sherman
Day
Committee On Rules
Henderson
Underground tube system proposed to link Capital and Departments
The report proposes a network of underground tubes to ease business in Washington between the Capital and government Departments. Senator Prerer of North Dakota notes sugar beet trials show the climate suits cultivation and barley is superb. Portugese Chamber of Deputies debates on immediate Brazilian recognition. Charles Randolph, former Chicago Board of Trade secretary, reappears in Portland. Rev Sam Small seeks the Fulton County Georgia House seat in the Legislature.
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Prerer
North Dakota
Chicago Board of Trade
Portland
Ore
Sam Small
Georgia
Fulton County
Witty Quips and Irish Laughs in Moments of Courtroom and Street
A collection of humorous lines and observations from a country politician and a Western lawyer. Jokes span a Dublin post office statue scene and a traveler with a coachman, followed by a Rev Rowland Hill sermon interruption and quips about devils and ladies.
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Shure
Trishnan
Row
Hill
Joe
Two Alive After Wilkesbarre Mine Disaster Rescue Vanished
Eye witnesses recount the Wilkesbarre mine tragedy in Pennsylvania where 25 of 27 workers died from gas after a cave in. A Hungarian named Russ misled rescuers with false hope before succumbing to toxic fumes, while others bore gruesome injuries and the grim toll rose as bodies were brought to the surface.
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T'a
Russ
Baltimore
Foreman Reese
Papal
Michael Hay
Phillips
Miner Allen
Mine Disaster at Olyphant Buries Five Italians
Scranton Pa May 17. A cave in of a large mound of coal at Olyphant seven miles from Scranton traps five Italian laborers beneath tons of coal. Two survivors found alive though badly injured. Rescue efforts reach the remaining three after about thirty minutes to find them lifeless.
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Scranton
Olyphant
Tragic Ferry Capsize Drowns Thirty-Six Children
A ferry on the Oder near Ratibor Silesia capsized while crossing the river. Thirty-six children aboard returning from a confirmation service were drowned before help arrived. The accident occurred yesterday and stunned the local community.
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Oder
Ratibor
Silesia
Virginia girl rides astride through New York crowds
Miss Nettie Littel, a Virginia girl, astonished New York by riding astride up Fifth Avenue and through Central Park. She rode with ease and was greeted with an ovation, marking the first time a woman has dared such a ride in the city.
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Nettie Littel
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Miss Littel
New York City
Powderly Indicted in Conspiracy Case
ScortpaLer Pennsylvania May 17 a grand jury returned a true bill in the case of Hon Edward Callahan against General Master Workman Powderly John R Byrne and Peter Wise for alleged conspiracy to defeat Callahan for the Senatorial nomination in 1888 and ruin his business
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ScortpaLer
Edward Callahan
Master Workman Powderly
John R. Byrne
Peter Wise
Callahan
Fire Destroys Carlson and Ebelkoft Store. Two Children Cremated
A morning blaze at Carlson & Ebelkoft general store in Laker Park Minnesota consumed the building and cremated two children of Mr Ebelkoft who lived on the upper floors. The fire broke out early yesterday and rapidly devoured the structure.
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Carlson & Ebelkoft
Ebelkoft
Henry M. Stanley Engaged to Miss Dorothy Tennant
London reports the engagement of explorer Henry M. Stanley to Miss Dorothy Tennant a young Englishwoman noted for her beauty and artistic leanings. The announcement cites highly reputable sources.
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London
Henry M. Stanley
Dorothy Tennant
Carlisle Nominated for U.S. Senator on Ninth Ballot
John G. Carlisle secured the Senate caucus nomination for U.S. Senator on the ninth ballot in Frankfort Kentucky. The tally showed Carlisle 72 to Lindsay 43, with Carlisle thanking supporters in a brief speech.
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John G. Carlisle
U. S
Carlisle
Lindsay
Woman Becomes Violent, Tries to Throw Babies From Window
Caicaco reports a mother, Eustrom, yester day became violently insane and attempted to kill her two babies by flinging them from a second story window.
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Eustrom
Lincoln’s Sweetheart Ann Rutledge Remains Reburied
The remains of Ann Rutledge, once Lincoln’s sweetheart, were disinterred at Preferspura Illinois and reburied at Oakland Cemetery after more than fifty years in Concord graveyard.
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Ill
Ann Rutledge
Concord
Oakland
France and Germany Agree on Frontier Strip and Boundary Stones
London dispatch reports Paris and Berlin will clear a wide belt along the frontier and erect large boundary stones in visible positions to prevent border disputes.
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the Standard
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Germany
Desperate Rivalry Ends in Fatal Shooting
In Birmingham Alabama on May 17 Charles Kelly and Thomas Davis, rivals for Annie Temples affections, quarrelled. Davis shot Kelly in the head through a doorway, killing him instantly. Davis escaped.
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Ala
Charles Kelly
Thomas Davis
Annie Temples
Davis
Kelly
Marshal Killed by a Constable in West Virginia
Wm. Beane, a deputy U. S. Marshal, was shot and killed in Monroe County West Virginia by a local constable named Eggleston. The incident occurred in Wheeling on May 17.
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Wm. Beane
U. S
Monroe County
W. Va
Eggleston
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