Riot on Detroit field ends with umpire hurt
Indianapolis wins a tight game over Detroit 5 to 4 as Burnett attacks umpire Ebright on the field. The incident follows Detroit tying the score in the ninth and prompts police intervention and ambulance transport for the umpire. A broader report covers tariff bill talks, Greek-Turkish war notes, and local crimes and bank failures.
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Glimpses of Morocco A World of Moorish Life and History
Special Tangier letter surveys Morocco as a safe travel region with rich Moorish cities Tangier Fez Tetuan and Tangier’s mosques and palaces. It highlights five races Berbers Arabs Moors Jews and Negroes in Tetuan Jews number 8000 to 9000 with Spanish heritage traits. notes Jewesses’ wealth and commerce and Cites Loti’s description of a Tetuan Jewish home luxuriously decorated. It contrasts sultanate order with nomadic tribes, climate and fertility, Atlas forests, and wildlife including big cats and snakes, ending skeptical of semi civilized governance under Ottoman-like rule.
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Monument to Francis Scott Key to stand at Mount Olivet
A monument by sculptor Alexander Doyle of New York will honor Francis Scott Key at Mount Olivet Cemetery in Baltimore. Unveiling is planned for June 14, 1898, with a 9 foot bronze Key atop a granite pedestal and a bronze patriotism group at the base. Maryland funds supported the project, with many small gifts from across the country.
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Brambel’s Engine Mystery Stirring Minnesota Town
Sleepy Eye resident Brambel faces scrutiny over his rotary engine scheme and alleged deals with an English syndicate. P Christofanson cites a Justice Gallagher contract dated January 15 and claims Brambel received 3.6 million for European rights and 3.1 million for American rights. Brambel continues testing his engine while serving as railroad station agent for the Chicago & Northwestern.
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Georgia County Faces 50 000 Dilemma Over Orphan Fund
Morgan County Georgia treasurer struggles with how to dispose of a 50 000 balance from Benjamin Braswell’s trust for educating orphans. The fund, invested in Georgia railroad stock with seven percent guaranteed income, cannot be used for its original purpose due to a modern public school system. Heirs once contested the funds, and a fire destroyed the intended orphanage building.
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