The Day of Hate and Love in Modern Life
An analysis discusses the shifting roles of hate and love in contemporary society. It notes a rise in imaginative religious life among youth, the durability of steel freight cars, and contrasts English clerical influence with American preacher’s sons. It ends with reflections on manners, charity, and social progress.
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Edmond Rostand
Harriet
Nene
Dr. Johnson
Jack
Dictionary of National Biography
Church of England
England
Dictionaries of National Biography
Tennyson
America
House of Worship
Muss
Fragmented Text Leaves Fragments Without Clear News
Incomplete readable lines hint at movements and a palace setting but provide no coherent events or names. The copy is too garbled to extract a concrete action, entity, or date for a proper summary.
Charis Morgan Raised to Ensign Amid Navy Doubts
Charis Morgan, gun captain of the New York, faces Admiral Sampson’s objection to his promotion due to social graces. A 20 year Navy veteran, Morgan led divers at the Maine wreck in Havana harbor 1898 setting a seven hour underwater record. He is praised by officers as one of the Navy’s best divers and hails from New Orleans.
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Caltaln Aukoaaas
Charis Morgan
New York
Admiral Sampson
Morgan
Santiago
Ele
Maine
Havana Harbor
Navy
New Orleans
Ww M Evarts Dead Former Secretary of State Dies in New York
William Maxwell Evarts, famed constitutional lawyer and former Secretary of State under Rutherford B. Hayes, dies in New York City of pneumonia. Born 1818 in Boston, he shaped major cases from the Cleopatra filibustering matter to the Johnson impeachment trial and the Hayes-Tilden contest.
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New York
William Maxwell Evarts
President Hayes
Johnson
Henvry Ward Beecher
Tilton
New York City
Evarte
William Maxwell Heartis
United States
Boston
Jeremiah Evarts
Yale
Harvard Law School
Cleopatra
Lemmon
Parrish Will
Geneva Arbitration
Henry Ward Beecher
Republican Party
Hayes-Tilden
Evarts, Southmayd & Choate
Prison Burned Down at Nebraska Penitentiary Near Lincoln
A fire destroyed the Nebraska State penitentiary near Lincoln, with the main building and west cellhouse ruined and losses estimated at no less than 300000 dollars. Warden Davis detected the blaze around midnight, inmates were rounded up and guarded, and essential records were saved while guards patrolled the yard. Lincoln fire units fought the flames as the Nebraska National Guard dispatched Company F to the scene.
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Nebraska Penitentiary
Lincoln
Nebraska State Penitentiary
Davis
Lincoln Fire Department
Hhe
Court Yard
Lincoln Fire ‘Department
Nebraska National Guard
Savage
Dietrich
Hanged and Burned After Miss Finkelstein Murder
A Black man named George Ward killed Miss Ida Finkelstein near Terre Haute Indiana then was jailed. A mob dragged him to the Wabash River bridge and hanged him before burning the body for two hours as thousands watched. Ward confessed after initial denials and described the shooting and knife attack.
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George Ward
Ida Finkelatein
Veérre Haute
Ind
Jal
Ward
Miss Finkestein
16Th Street
Wabash Train Wreck Near Millersburg Causes Loss of Life
A westbound Wabash Limited from Detroit to Chicago jumped a track four miles west of Millersburg Indiana. Forty three passengers were on board with three killed and twelve severely injured. A defective rail caused the wreck as the train plunged twenty feet into an embankment after passing a high trestle.
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Wabash Railway
Wabash Limited
Detroit
Chicago
Millersburg
Ind
Polygamy and Liquor Laws in Early Utah and Kansas Views
Chauncey P. Overfield of Salt Lake City discusses polygamy among Mormons in Utah, noting its persistence outside urban areas and the political influence of the church. H B Hickes comments on liquor licensing, and Senator-elect Burton weighs constitutional questions of federal recognition of state legality.
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Chauncey P. Overfield
Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles Yerkes and his meteoric Chicago rise loses to London move
A biography traces Charles T. Yerkes from early financial roles in Chicago to leading elevated and streetcar systems. It notes sales of Northwestern and Lake Street lines, a syndicate purchase around 6 million, and Yerkes final departure for London to control metropolitan rail interests.
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Philadlephia
Northwest
Dennilesa
Fargo
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Piiney
Take Street
Chicago University
Tinton Traction Company
Consolidated Traction Company
North and West Side
Union Traction Company
London
Lake Street
Union
Yerkes
Charles "I. Yerkes
Northwestern Elevated Railroad
Lake Street Elevated
Union Elevated Railroad
Loop
Wright
Union Loop
Northwestern Line
Frank Webley
Northwestern Roads
Northwestern
South Side
Metropolitan
Union Consolidated
Aebs Case
Leavene
Senate debates Cuban and Philippine amendments to army bill
In Wednesday action the Senate debated Cuban and Philippine amendments to the army bill. The Cuban amendment passed 48 to 20 and the Philippine amendment 45 to 25. The House spent the day on conference reports including fortification and military academy bills, with anti hazing provisions. The river and harbor bill, over $50 million, moved forward and final conference reports on diplomatic and agricultural appropriations were adopted. The day closed with intensive activity on sundry civil appropriations and a large Senate focus on revenue cutter service and national public building measures.
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Senate
Hentvy
Jork
District of Columbia
Military Academy
Flouse Conference
Revenue Cutter Service
Committee On ‘Interstate Commerce
Til
Interstate’ Commerce Commission
St. Venis
Charleston, D. C
Morgan
Covent
Navy
Marine Corps
Sena
Lytis
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