Philadelphia Lighted Water Front in Jubilee Display
Philadelphia marks its 225th birthday with a water pageant along the Delaware. Battleships and cruisers illuminate the harbor while searchlights sweep tops and bridges, and fireworks brighten the three miles of waterfront. The spectacle concludes the fifth day of the celebration with intense public interest centering on the river display and a gathering of about 200 youths.
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Cannon and Bell in Klahteanth Union District Race
Uncle Joe Cannon dominates the campaign in the Klahteanth Union district as his rival Henry Bell gains attention. Cantion's national reputation is cited. Bell, Marshall lawyer and former deputy commissioner under Cleveland, contrasts with Cannon's prominence.
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Naval pageant and parade celebrate William Penn voyage
A grand harbor pageant featured a line of vessels including battleships and cruisers in a historic voyage honoring William Penn and Philadelphia. Rear Admiral Marix led the review from Dolphin as flags saluted and a dirigible circled above. The event included a naval display of new lattice towers, school ceremonies, and a massive parade by the Improved Order of Red Men with 15,000 marchers and 200,000 spectators.
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Posed as the Devil Shocks Brooklyn Family in Early Morning
A Brooklyn man, Brose Natala, dressed as the devil in his Liberty street home and on the sidewalk, terrorized neighbors and children. He was hospitalized for head injuries later examined by doctors at Kings County hospital as authorities note ongoing medical observations. Additionally, federal plans create eleven regional banks exam districts with a central examiner in charge at key cities including New York and Chicago. The Evangelical Lutheran synods merge into the Synod of New York, with officers elected and the new body covering New York New Jersey New England and parts of Canada.
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All Servia War Fears Rise Across Europe
Reports from Vienna and Belgrade on Oct 9 describe rising clamour for war between Serbia and Austria Hungary over Bosnia and Herzegovina. Frontier patrols guard bridges over the Save and Danube. Danube monitors concentrate at Budapest. Newspapers warn Serbia of danger to independence, while crowds in Belgrade chant for war and kings affirm stability until action.
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