Jerusalem exhibit planned for World’s Fair in St Louis
A proposal by Alex Konta to reproduce Jerusalem at the World’s Fair in St Louis is outlined with plans to display sacred sites, relics, and landscapes. The display would require extensive space and cost around half a million dollars. Konta has arranged artists and architects to realize authentic oriental details and will deploy Turkish guards to supervise artifacts.
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St. Louis
Alex. Konta
Jerusalem
Ttan
Konta
Europe
Plana
City
Solomon's Temple
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
David's Tower
Fountain of the Virgin
Golgotha
Garden of Gethwemane
Arn Walling Place
Mount of Olives
Po Et Bethesda
Pool of Siloam
Viel
Dolorosa
Omar
Agsa
Baltimore Tornado Strikes City Killing Twelve
A tornado ripped through Baltimore on July 22 at 1 25 pm causing twelve deaths and widespread destruction. Ten drowned, one killed by a falling tree, another by contact with a live wire. About 200 homes damaged, churches wrecked, and parks littered with debris. Telegraph lines down, and winds damaged a railroad elevator at Locust Point. This was the fiercest storm in 17 years and surprised weather observers.
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Baltimore
Weather Bureau
William Street Independent Methodist
Holy Cross Catholic Church
St. Mary's Star of the Sea Catholic
Patterson Park
Franklin Square
Druid Hill Park
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Locust Point
Moral Monster Dawson Dies After Relentless Crime Spree
A long history of brutal crimes follows Ebon Dewees through a life of robbery murder and counterfeiting across Ohio Indiana and other states. Known as a fearless brutal figure he killed a miner a boy and a horse keeper, led gangs and escaped multiple penitentiaries before dying in Ohio and being buried in Tuscarawas County. His life included aliases and ties to a Confederate era era of crime and a final quiet life under an assumed name before death.
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Ebon Dewees
Rex
Tasrarawas
Canal Dover
moWwrows
Quantrell
Agaimer
Sitening
Alway
Dawson
Nelvol
Murenel
Cameleon
Gore
Hoelong Valley
Oliv
Ira Smith
Lehigh Valley
Lehigh
Louisiana
Wellsville
Seymour and Osgord
Ind
North Vernon
Dave Hammerstein
Indiana
Aurora
Jeffersonville
Horace Dargness
Earth
Sing Sing
New York
Virginia
Sparta
Win
John J. Smith
Tuscarawas County
Sarai Oon
Hadarth
Nero
Fussiness a Disease and Its Social Cost
A discussion on fussiness as a neurosis spreading among educated writers and talkers. It argues the condition hinders useful work, dampens initiative, and challenges social life. The piece urges recognizing the cause, limiting scrutiny, and avoiding open publicity to curb the problem. It cites Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and quotes from Westward Ho and other sources.
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Ome
London Lancet
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