Vast 19th Century Global Echoes And Odd Facts
A sprawling list of notes covers world affairs and curiosities from Europe and the United States. Items include measurements of structures and temperatures, statistics on labor and policing, a note on the Brooklyn Bridge force, and varied tidbits on crime, commerce, and population. The article sketches a mosaic of contemporary concerns, from finance and debt to wildlife, education, and public works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voamerchant
Copenhingen
Las Ag
Rome
Louden Silwals Swiming Association
Brooklyn Bridge
Moent Ok
Europe
Spain
Italy
Germany
England
Hartford
Tor Las
Ile Kport
Boaghuvi
United States
Maine
Baltimore
Rhode Island
Taba
Dace
Benedle
Ceovyli
Laos
Sprayfield Township
Bucks
Sylvania
Bude
Palais
Champ Elysees
Marthas Lean
Gene
Maat
Waldoboro
Cycle Perils and Brain Effects Warned in Rumpus
A period piece warns that cycling overly may harm the brain by overemphasizing leg work while neglecting arms and brain development. It argues that using hands and arms elevates intellectual capacity and suggests mixing weights with cycling to protect brain cells.
Experiments Link Sweat to Deadly Poison in Workouts
Reported from Arluing's tests show human perspiration produced during intense labor can contain a dangerous toxin. Cold exposure was said to reduce secretion in certain subsets, but remaining samples remained highly poisonous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Arluing
Canovas Murdered as Spain Mourns Premier
Senor Canovas del Castillo, prime minister of Spain, was assassinated by an Italian in Santa Agueda baths, Madrid. The shooting left Canovas mortally wounded as his wife Maria Canovas fainted at his side. The gunman, named as Michele Angina Golli, offered no resistance and was arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Senor
Antoud Canovay del Castillo
Prine Mittrater
Span
Michele Angie Tiolh
Suum Vegueda
Jodiah
Bia
Fieres
Alfonsist
Carnot
France
Alua
Italy
Dan
Canovas
Senor Canosay
Cuba
Ike
Santa Aguas
Sat Sebastian
Minster
Wordsford
Macha Christina
Tregs
Santa Agneda
Senor Ane
Michele Angina Golli
New England
Brown
Tim
Big Wheel Meet Opens With Record Attendance at Willow Grove
The eighteenth annual A W open at Willow Grove Park Philadelphia drew about 15 000 spectators. State records fell as Arthur Gardiner of Chicago nearly broke Taunton's world mile pace record in 1 39 3 5. Kiser Starbuck broke state record in the 4535 pace at 1 44, with Loughead of Sacheen Ont winning trials and another record in a 2038 5 quarter mile. Amateurs Benbury Johnson and others shone. ten to three spills reported and no injuries. Evening program featured wheel exhibitions and trick riding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gardiner
Chicago
Crach
Taunton
Julason
Deef
Gardhoer
Ands
Eneght
Kiser Starbuck
Kasee
Loughead
Sachen Ont
Onda
Emeretto Distines If
Benbury Johnson
Middemtorff
Shrade
Kriek
Miler
Bust of McKinley to grace Ohio Capitol
A marble bust of President McKinley by an Italian sculptor will be placed in the Ohio State Capitol at Columbus. Carved from Carrara marble, the statue was shipped from Europe aboard the steamer Hesperian and presented to Mrs. McKinley by the citizens of the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarginin
Thar Aston
Krane
Russia
France
Columebua
Ohio
Coutrybus
McKuoley
Lt Tan Sry
Carrara
8. A. McFarland
Europe
Mra
McKinley
Bicycle Tax Void Ruling Upsets City Ordinance
Judge Tuley declares Chicago Meanu re unconstitutional and blocks a city ordinance taxing bicycle owners. Judge Toles allows appeal as city cannot license bicycles except in a business occupation. Suit halted by injunction, aimed at funding street repairs. Case headed to higher courts for review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuley
Chicago
Toles
The Trial of Christ and Reverent Discussion at Ann Arbor
Werdsa of Wisdom led a lecture at the Ann Arbor summer school on The Trial of Christ from a Lawyer's Stand point. The talk examined Jewish law and Roman execution, noting irregularities and four trials, with discussion on the crucifixion's legality and its impact on faith. It also highlighted youth religious movements and church statistics across many denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Wdrof Knowlton
Ann Arbor
Mich
Jesus
Jesus Wos
Galilee
Soliers
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Vos
Nyneaiah
Ug Say
Japan
Connecticut
Saya
Washington Exchange
Wade
Jake Gorby
Jake
Widder Darby
Widder Darby Ruth
le Will
Crevkset
Nelson
Larkville Street
Dublin
Mmea
Dies Crylac
Ata Huthiog Resort
Cursot
Lalleth
Senora Calloway tong_om
Door
Benor Canovas
Quaker City
Willow Grove Park
Philadelphia
Arthll Gandyrl
M’kinley
Mainley
WMV
Oiern
Young Men's Christian Association
American
Young Woman's Christian Association
Christian Endeavor Societies
Epworth Leagues
Methodist Episcopal Church North
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Methodists
Mike
Somie
Ella Wheeler Walens
The
Temple Society
Old
Wisler) Mennonites
Primitive Methodists
Mennonite Brethren In Christ
Zion Solon Apostolic Methodists
Amish Mennonites
Free Will Baptists
Brethren of Dunkern
Old Catholic
Apostolic Mennonites
Independent Methodists
General Baptists
Armenian Church
Plymouuth Brethren
United Baptists
Evangelist Missionary Methodists
Orthodox Friends
Quakers
Congregational Methodists
Congregational Methodists (Colored
Seventh Day Adventists
Christian Connection
Wilburnte Quakers Or Friends
Wieslaw Orthodox Church
United Zion'’s Children
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