Zeigler records a mile in 1 49 in tandem pacing feat
Otto Zeigler of San Jose set a mile record in San Jose riding with tandem pacers. The official time was reported as 1 minute 50 seconds, with witnesses noting a fraction under 1:50 and strong pacing from three tandem riders. The feat marked the fastest bicycle mile on record, achieved from a flying start with splits of 25 3-5 and 53 3-5 seconds.
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Sacuaxeyro
Cal
John S. Johnson
Waltham
Mass
Otto Zeigler
San Jose
Young Zeigler
Delmar
Hamilton
Zeipier
Johnson
Zeigler
Jonirer
Seth
MISSOURI PYTHIANS CONVENE AT EXCELSIOR SPRINGS
The twenty fourth annual session of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias of Missouri opened at Music hall in Excelsior Springs with about 50 delegates. Grand Chancellor J A Reed of Kansas City presided, committees were named, and rites were performed before adjourning for the day.
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Grand Lodges
Excelsior Springs
Excelsion Symmes Mo
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythiay
Missouri
Music Hall
J. A. Reed
Kansas City
Grand Lodge
W. B. Richie
Lima Obin
Supreme
Joe M. Lyce
Kansas
Maybury
Rex
Springfield
Rathbourni Sisters
Grand Lodge of Thethbourns Sisters
Miles Report Details Troop Actions in Civil Disorder Chicago
The annual report by Major General N Miles, commander of the Missouri department, notes no troop changes and highlights operations against intruders on public lands and protection of United States mails and bridges. It praises regulars for restoring order during mob violence in Chicago and maintaining civil law, with an appendix by Captain J M Lee recounting Strike movements.
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N Miles
Department of the Missouri
Reno
United States
Chicago
United States Court
Inwa
Miles
Yca
Cuntain J. M. Lee
Ninth Infantry
Rosewater Case Turbulence Stirs Omaha Courts
In Omaha a district judge clash arose as Judge Ige Scott danfies authority of five fellow judges over editor Rosewater of the Bee. The five judges ordered Rosewater to appear at 6 am for trial. Scott voided their action and ordered 9 am appearance. He asserted no law allows transfer from the criminal branch and warned of contempt for defiance, signaling a tense, uncertain legal fight ahead.
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Ige Scott
Omana
Nice
Actiizg
Oujaba
Rosewater
The
Bee
Fitel
Bennett
Jungs
H Scott
Scott
Willecourt
Boxewater
Olney Rules Out Political Campaigning by District Attorneys
General Attorney Olney reiterated that district attorneys must not engage in political campaign activity. A telegram from Vinton Iowa claimed U S Sells was instructed to cancel campaign efforts. Olney confirmed the policy is unchanged and old echoes persist across districts.
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Eneral
Olney
Atrarne
Soceede
Vasarsores
Vinton
Iowa
U. 3
Belis
Sells
Salj
Department of Justice
Whale
Untrue Wife Sparks Fatal Shootings in Sipatta
In Sipatta Missouri an ex-policeman George Dixon was shot and killed by S T Lupe a wealthy grain dealer after Dixon attempted to forced entry to Lupe’s elevator office where Lupe slept. Dixon fired while Lupe wounded in the side was found in night clothes.
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Sipatta
George Dixon
S. T. Lupe
Dixon
Lups
Lupe
Steesra
Parliament of Religions President on Foster Report
Czrcaco Oct 17 President CO Beattey of the World's fair parliament of religions comments on ex Secretary of State John W Foster report after a world tour. He says the initial effect may hinder missionaries but the parliament will prove enormously beneficial to Christian missions and the universal supremacy of Christ. He urges better training and wiser methods to adapt to local conditions and expand missionary work globally.
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Beatsy
John W. Foster
Czrcaco
CO. Beattey
Parliament of Religions
Jesus Christ
Austrian Budget Shows Surplus Then Revised Down
The Austrian lower house heard Finance Minister report a 2 457 707 florin surplus for 1894, with 29 500 000 florins carried as a surplus for 1693. After deductions for gold reserves, actual surplus stood at 23 500 000 florins, with direct taxes at 3 260 853 and indirect taxes at 24 651 363 forins above the 1592 taxes. The report triggered a sensational reaction and cheering in the chamber.
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Winiater
Reichsrsch
Golden Barto
Sana
Kan
Grand Castle
Knights of the Golden Eagle
Wichita
Washington
Hutchinson
W. A Murphy
New Cambria
Czar Health Deteriorates Amid Hopeful Outlook From South Coast
The Official Messenger issues a bulletin signed by Leyden Zarachin Popoff and Benjaminoff after a medical consulta tion. Kidney disease shows 50 improvement but the czar’s strength wanes. Doctors expect climate on the south coast of the Crimean Peninsula to aid his health. Bayard Returns to Delaware Amid Opera House Welcome. Ambassador greeted with deafening applause and warm reception after eighteen months abroad.
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St. Perenssees
Leyden
D. Zarachin
Popoff
Benjaminoff
Bayard
Witurrerox
Del
Delaware
Thomas F. Bayard
Aiter
Court of St James
Burglary and disasters linked in scattered brief items
A Sheffield Iowan post office burglary yielded money and stamps. Philadelphia hosts the twelfth annual National Carriage Builders Association convention with exhibits. Sulphur Kentucky suffers a major townwide fire destroying seven stores and banks with losses around $100 000. Other items note a New Albany Indiana post office robbery and a Davenport Iowa lover’s quarrel ending in a double tragedy. Additional reports cover gang activity near Gibson Station Indiana a stamp theft probe a Bostonville Arkansas railroad alert and shifts in baggage handling. The article also mentions a Massachusetts fishing fleet record a diphtheria serum fund and a Brussels Socialist demonstration plus Yale student origin tables.
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Sheffield
Twenth
National Carriage Builders’ Association
Philadelphia
Deposit Bank
Jovinville
Nashville
Federation of Women's Clubs of America
St Louis
New Albany
Ind
Schingler
Davenport
Laws
Charles Kahler
Lizzie Uchtort
Cook
Gibson Station
Ler
Verdigris
Arkansea
Muskowee
San Francisco
Bostonville
Ark
Southern Pacific
Wells Largo & Co
William Davis
Mount Sterling
Davis
Brown County
Massachusetts
Ti Tt
Freech Cist of Deputies
Weisbaden
Prussia
William
Htadfather
William L,ang
Brussels
Socislien Party
Citsimein
Marselisise
Herman Freese
Homer Neb
Yale News
Imth
Yale Collec Ued Sitefiield Scientific School
New York
Congreticut
Pennsylvania
Lilinois
Ohio
New England
Philips Academy
Andover
Young Typist Dictation Scene At Newsroom
A cheerful young female typist, new at a typewriting office near Printing House Square, dictating a sensational Tombs court story to a reporter. She interruptions with hair checks and chatter, transforming a routine day into a comic, romantic mini drama from the newsroom.
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Printing House Square
Lee
Bea
Tombs
Clarissa
Thad
Tami
Stern
Wufferty
Names and Nonsense in Prisons Board Tale and a Comma Mishap
A muddled anecdote centers on Cadwallader Biddle and a misheard name Wadbilinder Didul as the prisons board chief in Philadelphia. It recounts a card gag about pronunciation and a longstanding bill error where a hyphenation mistake in a plant list led to free foreign fruit plants for a year, costing the government over 82 million dollars.
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Waddie
Wadhilinder Owdie
Wittbelladar Diddie
Cori Randolph Churchill
America
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Prisons Board
Wren
Merry Jetters
Cadwallader Biddle
Biicallader
Lee
Wadbilinder
Nx-Dis Lora
Exchequer
Widbolladur
Dinary Nomenclatural Combination Mr. Cadwallader Biddle
United States
Congress
The Surprise He Prepared for & Tee Parts
A garbled reminiscence recounts a Philadelphia painter and guests at a dinner, noting misaligned place settings and a tea saucer substitution. It moves to a court voyage with Judge Hall suffering seasickness and a suggestive courtroom exchange aboard a sternly worded trip to Hurtress and Chesapeake Bay.
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Weny Emine
Philadelphia
Bn Makin
Imo
Chesapeake Bay
Hall
Swiah
Forgiveness At Dinner Distress
A distressed boy admits naughty behavior at dinner and seeks his mother's comfort after the other children have left. He recalls her warning to sleep if anything troubled him and asks for reassurance before going to bed.
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Pepe
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the State University
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Morssareum
Mica
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A. Irwin Harrison
Harrison Gies
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Hediler
Committee of Seventy
Hechier
Cage Health Department
Adolph G. Hermann
Daniel C Taylor
Kanuaker
Illinois Eastern Bees For the Insane
Sedalia, Mo
T. Lupe
Imertz
William Lida
James Hines
Hines
Lida
A. F. A. Wasutooton
Esbeoth
Republican Congressional Committee
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Sway
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