World News in Brief Condensed Telegraphic Reports
A wide wrap of events from Rome to Paris, Cairo, and Washington outlines the Vatican cash gift for the Papal Jubilee, panics over Kaiser's opposition to a Catholic royal marriage, Panama trial developments, and European cabinet tensions. Reports note Algernon Bourgeois resuming as Justice Minister, US Senate shifts, nominations to the Navy and Attorney General posts, and a flurry of global incidents from earthquakes to mine disasters and labor strikes.
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Vatican
Rome
Kaiser Wilhelm
Prince William
Kaiser
Panama
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
France
Africa
M. Bourgeois
von Caprivi
National Liberal Party
Mme. Cottu
Cairo
Egypt
Charles de Lesseps
Venezuela
Paria
Markets in New York and St Louis live cattle and grain prices
Market notes from New York and St Louis show live cattle prices for choice steers around 5.00 to 5.15 and middling cotton near 4g. Grain futures include Wheat No 2 red around 66 to 75, Corn No 2 mixed about 42, Oats mixed western about 30, and No 2 rye around 53 to 54. Hog and sheep prices appear mixed with hogs 65 to 65.05 and sheep 5.00.
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ST. Louis
Choice Dairy
Missing Naronic Still Sought by Rescue Efforts
A fragmentary report notes the White Star steamer Naronic remains missing as authorities search waters. Other items mention Dallas projecting three additional railroads this year and a series of violent or fatal acts including a lynching in Rolling Fork Mississippi and a rejected lover's suicide at Quincy Mana.
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Dallas
Lee Walton
Rolling Fork
Mins
Onah Hatch
Inola
Springfield
Quincy
Mana
Roe Gime
Canton
Missouri Pacific Chief Seeks Car Shortage Answers
C W Hequembourg, superintendent of car service, will inspect Missouri Pacific's car shortage and report on future relief. Kansas City faces worst current strain as through routing ties up cars and delays return, with recent rail developments including a St Louis direct line subdivision and bridge progress. A grain traffic cut and a circulating one fare to Montreal raise regional concerns, while Jackson County Grand Jury investigations and local crimes mark a tense period. a new Moberly church opened. High Mississippi River water and a brick mill boom followed recent snow and rain.
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Columbus
Ind
Grand Jury
Independence
Philadelphia
Greenland
Verhoo
Agricultural Congress
City of Mexico
Leather Trust
Garza
California
Sacramento
Hada Acd
Germantown Pensis
Jasg
Laura
C. W. Hequembourg
Missouri Pacific
Kansas City
Bhoader
Missouri
Mississippi River
New Orleans
Mobile
Norfolk
Baltimore
St. Louis
Keokuk
Northwestern
St. Peters
Wabash
Parker
Kansas
Young People's Society of Christian Endeavor
Montreal
Chicago
Jackson County
Ollicy of
Justice of the Peace
Dala
Humphreys
Esa
Huntsville
Wille Hiram Kerr
John Humphreys
Ernest Humpheys
Kerr
J.S. McClure
Thomas Warren
James Connors
New York
Thos. Reese
New Jersey
Montgomery City
Ward Williams
Sedalia
B. G. Wilkerson
Williams
Upper
Mississippi
Christaan Church
Moberly
F. M. Raina
Cincinnati
T. P.laley
W. B Taylor
Mexico
J. A. Berry
O. A. Barthoolomew
Pattie Badino
Paria
B. 8. Wilton
Lulu Laa
Missing Ship Sarnia Still Unheard in Atlantic Search
Reports from March 20 indicate the White Star liner Naronic is still missing with 700 passengers aboard. Hydrographic bulletin links Naronic to the Delano sighting 400 miles west of Ireland, as rough seas and drifting wreckage raise questions about the captain who refused aid from the American vessel last Saturday.
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Crotin
Boston
Alunda
Liverpool
Sr. John's
Haurrax
N. S
St. Pierre
Grand Lake
Newfoundland
Jules Ferry Dead: Paris Senator Expires Suddenly
March 20 Paris reports the sudden death of Jules Ferry, president of the French Senate. The news shocks Paris as Ferry, recently elected Senate president, had just begun shaping his influence. He avoided the Panama contagion and public hopes rose for France's near future.
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Paria
Lexpos
M. Jules Ferry
Paris
Ferry
Senate
Panama
France
Sadi- Carno Vs Expoesgor
Workingmen's Building to Rise in St Louis at Cost
In St Louis a plan aims to create a dedicated hall for workers and unions. The project, costing about 250000, will be funded by rental income and built without delay. A new Provident Association charity supports malnourished and poorly clothed schoolchildren, promising lasting aid and school progress. Exposition rush predicts record attendance. exhibit spaces and transport plans are tightened. Sousa's Marine Band to open the Exposition with two grand pageants planned and expectations of hosting up to half a million visitors.
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Dirster
Davia Nays
Farmers’ Review
Cardinal Gibbons
Popular Fund
Washington
Mgr. Sutolll
L. H. Cole
St. Pal
Minn
Henry George
Representative Hall
Jefferson City
New Jersey
Uens
St. Loui
United States
St. Louis
Ion
Provident Association
Wheart
Sousa
Marine Band of Washington
Gilmore
Bizarre Comic Exchanges Highlight Museum Rediscoveries
A string of humorous asides and quips fills a 19th century museum setting. Banter touches on a rubber man, a sleigh wreck, and a gift of money while characters tease each other about fortunes, spouses, and the wit of heirs. The scene shifts to a transport train and charity balls amid lighthearted jests.
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Kissam
Bagley
Smuddick
Jones
Vanderloin
Rusty Rufus
Etti
Mollie scolds Tauso over Eke’s rule breaking
In a playful quarrel narrated by Mollie, maternal Tatea questions why Eke is being scolded as Tauso calls her naughty for saying two and two make five. The exchange preserves the light domestic tone of Harper's Magazine style.
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Mollie
Tauso
Wheres the Ninme Lay scene with Clara confrontation
A fragmented dialogue describes a tense moment as a young pair, Charlie and Clara, discuss a kiss witnessed by a mother figure. The exchange hints at secrecy and potential embarrassment without revealing explicit details.
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Charlie
Clara
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