Century of Royal Assassinations Detailed in Nihilist Era
A survey lists assassinations and attempted killings from 1870s to 1890s across Europe and the world. Notable targets include Empress Elizabeth of Austria, President Carnot of France, Canovas del Castillo of Spain, and Tsar Alexander III, with many crimes attributed to anarchists and nihilists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humbert
Italy
South America
Borda
Uruguay
China
Europe
Elizabeth
Austria
Switzerland
Geneva
Luchini
Carnot
Golli
Canovas
Santa Ague
Abdul Azig
Turkey
Alexander III
Russia
Berri
Charles
France
Judiarte
Capo d
Lyons
Canovas del Castillo
Spain
Santa Agueda
Alexander Iit
Rysakoff
Grenevitsky
Marine Corps
Catherine Canal
Santo
Victoria
William I
Germany
William A Grosvenor Editor and Liberal Republican Pioneer
William A Grosvenor a prominent editor who helped form the Liberal Republican movement with Carl Schurz. In 1870 as editor of the Missouri Democrat he planned the campaign that supported enfranchisement and contributed to Horace Greeley's defeat. His east death drew little attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Grosvenor
East
United States
Missouri Democrat
St. Louis
Globe Democrat
Carl Schurz
Republican Party
Democrat
Fourth and
Pine Streets
Missouri
Horace Greeley
Liscum Arrests Coxey's Army Members at Fort Keogh
Colonel Emerson H. Liscum, then stationed at Fort Keogh Montana in the early 1890s, arrested the Montana contingent of Coxey's army a several thousand strong taking part in a protest march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson H. Liscum
Fort Keogh
Mont
Montana
Coxey
Notable deaths and events in brief from GLOBE GLEANINGS
Ex Congresssman Meredith dies in Marshall Virginia. Jockey Ted Sloan improving after injury in Liverpool race. Census pegs Cincinnati population at 325 902 up 28994. Nicaragua to reconsider Pan American Exposition plan with new commissioners. Miles questions ordnance bureau gun approvals. Daly dies of apoplexy in Far Rockaway. Miss Clarina Blake killed by a horse in New Rochelle. American coal cargoes arrive in Russia via Reval and New River coal also reaches. Meade sails for China with 1000 soldiers and 1.7 million in currency. Chinese service volunteers listed in German army ranks. Transport Meade carries war funds. Nationalist Cork rally appeals for funds. Russian commanders contest Chinese forces near Port Arthur. White killed near Lynchburg Tennessee. Bowling pursued. Capt Little dies at Governors Island. Finney dies at Warm Springs. Pueblo excursion fight at Veta Pass. July receipts show deficit of 4 024 493.
Ennis seeks railroad hospital amid varied Texas woes
Ethnic tensions and public tragedies sweep Texas towns from Ennis to San Antonio with reports of a newborn found in a ditch, a man shot dead, and a Polish woman taking poison in public. Floods wash bridges near Itaska while officials register school bonds and a fatal Bay City accident prompts legal actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ennis
San Antonio
Minden
Hazleton
Marshall
Robert Brown
Robert Washington
Harteton
City of Dallas
Broadway
Galveston
Bath Avenue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ghat
Alaa
Lincoln
Abraham
Mayo
Earl
Ireland
Mehemet
Ali
Michael, Prince of
Servia
Nasir-ed-Din, Shah of
Persia
Prim, Marshal of
New Jersey
Charles Edward Mason
Anne Mason
Voorhees
Charley Edwar
Globe Gleanings
Meredith
Oregon
Manila
Ted Sloan
Liverpool
Eng
Cincinnati
Nicaragua
Miles
Ordnance Bureau
Board of Ordnance and Fortification
Wm. D. Daly
House of Representatives
Far Rockaway
S. L
Clarina Blake
P. Blake
Boston
New Rochelle
N.Y
Reval
H. H. Batte
Clio Street
New Orleans
Vienna
Canada
John Clark
City of
New York
Central Station
Chicago
City of New York
Meade
San Francisco
Taku
Sternberg
Ninth Infantry
Col
Daggett
Cork
John E. Redmond
United States Irish Party
St. Petersburg
Far East
Port Arthur
Charles White
Lynchburg
Moore County
Tennessee
Hardes Bowling
White
Bowling
John Little
Subsistence Department
Governor's Island
Capt. Little
Naval Academy
Gov
Sherman
Lewis Harvie Finney
Long
Warm Springs
Virginia
Soley
Herbert
Pueblo
Colo
Veta Pass
Elias Morgan
Felix Ortix
Evan Jackson
Itaska
Buffalo
Madisonville
Charley Allen
Flatonia
Moulton
Frank Blehunko
J. W. Williams
Hillsboro
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railway Company
W. F. Kelly
Eagle Pass
F. T. Kirkland
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Texarkana
Canestota
Sherman Post Office
Arthur Bruce
Matagorda
Port Lavaca
Reliance
T. S. Smith
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
James L. Fitzgerald
H. BE. Yarnell
Choctaw, Oklahoma and Gulf Railroad
Little Rock
Ark
Grand Temple and Tabernacle
Knights of Pythias of
Texas
Supreme Lodge
Detroit
Alexander
Sylvan M. Blum
Galveston Bagging and Cordage Company
Harmony Club
Stamford
W. D. Reynolds
Albany
R. L. Penick
R. V. Colbert
P. P. Berthelot
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