Telegraph Roundup Sparks Global Tides and Local Fire
A rapid digest reports shootings in Dallas and rioting in Sofia, fires in Chicago and New York, a failing health update on Cuban yellow fever, imperial shifts in Europe and Africa, and various political and economic moves from Rand to the Pacific. Notable items include deaths of Don Justo Banitz and Bishop Wilbur, a Danish expedition, Bank of England rate cut, and several carrier and rail disruptions.
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Bank of England
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Richard H. Wilbur
Alabama
John Clark Ridpath
Dick Croker
England
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Wye
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Bulgaria
Douglas
Chicago
Moscow
Quemidos
Cuba
New York
Oscar Gardner
Billy Barrett
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George Dillman
Cheyenne
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Nelspruit
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Kentucky
Paria
Pekin
Sixth Cavalry
Fort Logan
Fort Russell
Geer
Oregon
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Naval Bureau
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Rodriguez
Gila Reservation
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John Powers
Barboursville
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Tucson
San Francisco
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Red Mills
Ilinois Steel Company
Joliet
Southern District Court of
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Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr
Yale Corporation
Anson Phelps Stokes
St. Paul's Episcopal Church of
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Perry Barnard
Flora
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Jennie Davis
William Davis
Barnard
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
St. Paul, Minn
St.Paul & Duluth Railroad Company
Northern Pacific
Marquis of Lansdowne
Jimmy Michael
Burns Pierce
Charlies River Park
Cambridge
Mass
Tennessee Editorial Association
Ashville
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United States
Midland Steel Works
Muncie
Mead Cottrell
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Odd Fellows of
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West Broadway
McKinley Roosevelt Nominated by Acclamation at National Convention
At the 1900 Republican National Convention in Philadelphia McKinley was nominated for president by Senator Foraker with Roosevelt named as vice president by Colonel Young. The crowd roared as each nomination was proclaimed and the platform lauded a gold standard, protection, and global leadership.
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Serena Payne
Jasper on the Eclipse and divine order
The Rev. John Jasper, famed for his sun movement doctrine, dismissed the eclipse as a yearly event and said God attends to such matters. He noted some truths are revealed to God’s children while others remain secret and that the heavens declare God’s glory, with the sun moon and stars obeying Him.
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John Jasper
The Unprinted Jefferson Bible at Smithsonian Centered on Christ Teachings
The Jefferson Bible remains unprinted at the Smithsonian Institution. The manuscript, untouched since Jefferson, contains only the teachings of Christ with gospel extracts arranged chronologically from birth to ascension. No controversial passages are included.
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Jefferson
Christ
Traction Firm Not Liable Without Immediate Emergency
Judge White in Pittsburg rules a traction company cannot be held liable for medical bills unless conductor calls involve an emergency where life or death depends on immediate aid. The ruling excludes broken limbs from this emergency category.
Costly Justice in Pittsburg Courts
The Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph reports high costs in U S courts with only one case disposed by jury in the régent circuit court. The verdict totaled $2,900, while juror costs to the government reached $1,325. Four cases were sworn for this jury. if all four had gone to juries, juror costs would exceed $330 per case.
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United States
Pittsburg
Barrie Consents to Stand for Parliament Revealing Shift
James M. Barrie the covelist signals intent to run for parliament marking a sharp change from five years ago when he preferred flogging over entering politics.
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James M. Barrie
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