Ingersoll Inspires Chicago Crowd With Money Speech
Col Bob Ingersoll electrified a West Side audience on October 8 in Chicago delivering a long polemic on money and free silver. He argued money is a natural commodity not created by law, defended gold, warned against debasement, and urged honest value behind currency while endorsing McKinley over Bryan.
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Exhibition of hanging draws crowds in Paris
A British Medical Journal correspondent reports in gruesome detail on a Paris exhibition where a man hangs from a cord, dressed in a blouse with a red neck muff. The article notes convulsions as music plays, with the suspended man remaining in position for days, sedatives used, and no food consumed.
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Sir John Wilson Earns Title From Classroom Mistake
A northern England man earned the nickname Sir John Wilson after a school boy misheard a teacher and answered with Sir John Wilson when asked his name. The incident, noted in a London religious paper, shows how a simple misaddress became a lasting distinction.
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West Indian hurricane lashes New York coast
The October hurricane roared off the coast damaging Coney Island and nearby seaside districts. A monster wave wrecked Seidl's Brighton concert hall and flooded hotels and promenades from Manhattan Beach to Rockaway, with dozens of structures destroyed and multiple lives feared missing.
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Salvation Army member ends life amid past scandal in Montana
Helen Tors land known as Tripp in Butte committed suicide by poison on Monday. Once involved in a Helena highway robbery, she was acquitted with her male partner jailed for 40 years. Converted by Salvationists, she later worked on the coast before moving to Butte. No motive given.
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