Billiard room proprietor assaulted in Broad Street area
George K Hall proprietor of a billiard hall on Spring Street was attacked near Tenth Street about 1 am. He suffered four chest and head wounds from mass knuckles, was found unconscious and left in danger with money and valuables missing. Police under Capt Fellanebeo investigate. hall noted for troublesome frequenters. Hall may recover and return to work.
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New York Times
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International Sunday School Convention Reflects on Unity and Limits
The Baltimore gathering of the International Sunday School Convention highlights broad Protestant representation and shared aims, praising the system’s role in spreading gospel instruction while noting flaws in home teaching reliance, clergy training, and the risk of secular culture shaping younger churchgoers.
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New York Tribune
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Eystem
United States
Scotland
England
BISMARCKS AIMS FROM THE NEW YORK TIMES
The piece argues against monolithic views of Bismarck's motives, noting many theories about his single goal. It contends German unity hides a complex web of motives and that the Chancellor sought strength and deterrence, while acknowledging the difficulty of pinpointing a sole objective.
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Bismarck
New York Times
Prince Bismarck
The Contract System In Public Works Skepticism Rise
The Nation discusses public works fraud linked to the contract system. It contrasts durable but flawed buildings with road and canal projects where honest construction matters most, noting contractors often dominate politics and reduce public value through clever deception and wage schemes.
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Washington
Board of Public Works
Boundary quarrel over Green River Island between Kentucky and Indiana
Evansville Journal reports Green River Island near Evansville shifting toward Indiana with the riverbed changing. A joint state survey commission is to settle the boundary, with A. T. Whittlesey appointed to conduct the survey for Indiana and expected to start soon. The piece treats jurisdiction issues and a playful, historical legal edge.
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Green River Island
Kentucky
Indiana
Wolf Island
Missouri
Will
Hays
Virginia
Ohio River
la Belle Hivere
A. T. Whittleay
Amateur theatricals expose nerves and vanity in society
A Saturday Review writer notes that born actors are common yet ordinary amateurs rarely perform well. Modesty and fear hinder performance, while excess pride or absence of virtue deter attempts on stage. Private theatricals fuel jealousy and heartache, with many failed efforts amid social pressures. The piece hints at Lord Dundreary's unresolved questions, focusing on the observed behavior.
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Saturday Review
Saya
Polynesian Voyage Rescue of Two Crew Members
Reports on the Polynesian voyage from Liverpool to Quebec April 15 with 45 cabin and 660 steerage passengers. A vast ice field near Cape Ray forced drifting for days. two crew members, Tom Davis and James Turner, were rescued after a perilous night search led by volunteers, while diversions and cheering greeted their return.
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James Turner
Pope appeals to King in Rome speech on church protection
New York Times correspondent from Rome reports the Pope in a late moment leans toward Italy's government. He addresses Victor Emmanuel with a fatherly tone, invoking the Virgin and Condemning sacrilegious acts while warning against further decrees harming the church and clergy.
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New York Times
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Popa
Greta
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Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Pontiffa
Germany and France War Threats Recalled by Times Letter
A Times correspondent argues that Europe again nears war as Germany seeks security through force. The piece cites Bismarck era demands, Belfort, and a potential Paris assault to force a new peace, with France paying ten milliards, and Germany guarding against renewed invasion.
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Zimes Corphi Ame Peat
Germany
England
Russia
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Rosala
India
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Parla
London Times
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la Fontaine
Times
Paris
Avron
Buena Anes
Approaching Consecration of Arch bishop in Philadelphia
Philadelphia prepares for a unique religious ceremony as Archbishop Wood receives the pallium at St Peter and Paul Cathedral on June 7. The event will draw archbishops, bishops, and priests from various cities, with Cardinal McCloskey and Papal Commissioners among the guests. The pallium, symbol of the Good Shepherd, is made from white wool blessed at St Agnes and transported from Rome, reflecting Catholic unity.
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Florida
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New York
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VII
Ia Beaton
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Lateran
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Pope
Home and street fashions in late dressing notes
The piece lists dress trends and remedies for comfort and appearance. It notes porous plasters on backs, mustard poultices near the chest, and necklace use by young ladies for street wear. Earrings with diamonds are common, while cotton shortages affect home adornment. Pearl powder on shoulders and camphorated oil with hartshorn finiment are cited as pretty. Hosiery and clocking are paired with low shoes, with hot mustard water and warm bricks used for feet.
Dams on User Guill River Cause Flooding in Osaaia Village
Government dams at Eagles and Halis Iskes on the User Guill River threaten Osaaia village. Water over two green aborette floors of houses continues to rise and cause extensive damage.
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Eagles
Halis Iskes
West Side Robbery Grips City as Men Route $490 Loss
Tuesday evening a man named George Lockwood from Occupants Ward Lowes is accosted by two highwaymen on a West 8th Place outskirts spot and robbed of $490. Local authorities report the incident as a bold street crime.
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Occantks
Lowe
Outakirta
West
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