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19 Oct 1899
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Lawrence Journal World in Lawrence, Kansas
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1899
Page
1
Columbia and Shamrock Race for America's Cup Start
In New York on October 16 the Shamrock and Columbia raced a 30 mile course with light to moderate wind. Columbia led early as Shamrock tried to pass, but shifting winds and старт delays kept finish uncertain. By October 19 reports noted Columbia still leading Asbury Park and a growing breeze easing the gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Shamrock
Pumber
Blackbird
Thomas Lipton
Grun
Columbia
Rexpanse
Pally
Columbis
Limes
Asbury Park
Contested Yachts Prepare For Race Between Columbia and Shamrock
The Evening World and Daily Mail report upgrades aboard Shamrock and calm on Columbia as crew adjustments, new topmast, and later measurement update set the stage for a 30 mile test. Shamrock gains 16 seconds on Columbia per Measurer Hyslop.
British sign set on Alaska mediation terms likely tomorrow
London reports the foreign office says changes in the Alaska mediation terms are minor and acceptable, with Hay and the British envoy in Washington expected to sign tomorrow. Detroit notes F W Tanner elected to the executive committee of railway bridges and buildings.
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British Foreign Office
Hay
Washington
Detroit
F. W. Tanner
Atchison, Kansas
Armsortation of Railway
Sanual
The Date Changed for Twentieth Kansas Muster-out
An order from the secretary of war shifts the Kansas regiment muster-out from November to October 28, forcing day and night work until then. The unit will reach Topeka by November 1 so men can vote, instead of arriving election day November 7.
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Kansas Regiment
San Francisco
Secretary of War
Kansas
Topeka
Montana
Denver
Col
Great
Peking and Abyssinia: contrasts of history and court life
A collage of excerpts depicts Peking as a fortified medieval capital with Manchu bannermen and Ch'in subjects divided by walls, then shifts to Prince Menelik’s Abyssinia with a glittering court, etiquette, and lavish state dinners. The piece contrasts imperial power, geography, and social customs across eras.
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China
Paiching
Bia
Great Wall
Russia
Russa
Kublai Khan
Marco Volo
Molhery
Aunaet
Eliza WR. Seldmare
Menelik
Itut
Imperial Palace
Chicago Evening News
N. Y
Col. Sweet
PLC
Tesora Museum
Washingvor
Chicago Chronicle
Lawrence banker elected Kansas Bankers president in Ft Scott meet
W. F. March of Lawrence was chosen president of the Kansas Bankers Association at Ft Scott where the group also charted a special train for a tour of zinc districts in Galena. A meeting was set for Abilene next year as observers noted the organization’s ongoing activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrenee Han
Kansas Blaic Bankers Ageeda- Hem
Ft Bcott
Kan
Kansas Bankers Association
W. F. Maroh
Lawrence
Abilene
Galena
Merriam and the Indians
Washington reports Brig. Gen. H. W. Merriam, commanding the Department of the Colorado, notes troop reductions due to foreign service demands. He praises discipline and schooling, cites fewer court martials, but warns military strength is at near-safety limits with about 45,000 Indians in the department.
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Washington
War Department
HW. C. Merriam
Department of the Colorado
Merriam
Foreign Service
Tie
Russia aims to reach Pekin via Manchuria rail through Trans Siberian
The Pakling from Yokohama reports Russia has paused work on parts of the Trans Siberian line toward Vladivostok and Port Arthur while focusing on a southeast route through Manchuria to Pekin. The move could allow Russia to dominate China’s capital before protest gains traction.
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Wash
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Yokohama
Russia
Transsiberian
Wladivestock
Port Arthur
Manchuria
Pekin
China
Outlawed expedition captains shot by own men
Paris reports Captain Voulet and Captain Chanoine of the Sandan expedition were executed by their own men after attempts to arrest them on cruelty and insubordination. The dispatch adds related notes on other regional items and historical events.
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Hae
Capts
Voulet
Chanoine
Sandan
Gol. Klobb
Bryan Speaks in Granville Ohio on Ohio Tour
Bryan and party crossed the river from Covington to Ohio on a special train for a three day tour. They arrived in Dayton overnight where John B R McLean's private car was attached. In Granville Drake county Bryan gave his first Ohio address to a modest audience at the opera house square with McLean introducing him.
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Qreenville
Ohio
Bryan
Covington
Dayton
John BR. Mc
Lean
Granville
Drake County
Opera House
McLean
Study French Recruits Among Washington Messengers
In Washington government departments colored messengers study stenography and French, often to counter monotony and pass idle hours. Some are well educated, while others lack strong English, yet most pursue language study as a pastime rather than for pay or advancement.
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M Sengere
Washington
Paria
Fourth of Knowledge
Doubt Cast On Two Story Turrets For Battleships
Naval officers anticipate tests of the Kearsarge turret system to judge if two story turrets on the Kearsarge and Kentucky improve fire concentration. Capt. W M Folger opposes the plan arguing it hampers rapid cannoneering and may leave four guns useless from a single hit. Tests will decide if the upper turret is removed and whether Folger’s recommendations can be adopted for the Kearsarge.
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Kentucky
Kearsarge
W.M. Folger
Admiral Sampson
Ordpence
Folger
Firedept chief in New York hotel nerves over shock room props
Chicago Fire Department Chief Swenie greeted Alderman Coughlin in a New York hotel where a room door creaked with a red bucket and an ax nearby. The scene prompted Swenie to switch rooms while Coughlin introduced him to the clerk, who calmed fears with warning to forget the objects as the fire escape and room comforts awaited.
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Pira
Chicago
Hoss
Eucape
New York
Swenie
John Coughlin
Coughlin
Mafeking Hold Reported Amid Natal Boers Actions
British gains in Mafeking persist but Boer forces hover near Ladysmith and Glencoe. Dispatches describe raids, outrages against natives, and a three thousand mounted infantry push. The warfront also reports bridge explosions and ongoing skirmishes near Acton Homes and Lester's station.
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George Stewart White
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Cape Colony
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Lester's
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Free State
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Taily Mail
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Lorenzo Marquen
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Cronje
Consecration of Bishop Williams at Trinity Cathedral
Crowds fill Trinity Cathedral Omaha for the consecration of Rev. Arthur Llewellyn Williams as bishop coadjutor of Nebraska with Bishop George Worthing presiding. Music was highlighted as a major feature of the ceremony.
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Wishop
Omaha
Neb
Trinity Cathedral
Arthur Llewellyn Williams
Diocese of
Nebraska
George Worthing
LL. D
Losses by Fire in US and Canada for September
The fire losses for September in the United States and Canada total $12,774,800, per Journal of Commerce and Commercial Million records. A table compares nine months of 1894 with the same period in 1898 showing increased losses. 1899 losses so far exceed 1898 by over $10,000,000.
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United States
Canada
Journal of Commercce
Commercial Milleon
Markets OY Wire and Grain Receipts Mixed Across Regions
The report shows mixed market activity with grain receipts at SANGAB COTY and ANBAB CITY markets. It notes cattle and hog prices, steady to weaker wholesale figures, and a presidential travel update mentioning a 6,000 mile western trip with the party returning home.
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