Attempt on Faure at Long Champs Sparks Enthusiasm
Paris July 14. An assassination attempt on President Faure occurred at Long Champs where he reviewed troops. A crowd member fired but the pistol shot failed to harm him. The would be assassin was arrested and claimed a blank cartridge. cheers followed the president’s safety. Also San Francisco July 15. Judge W T Wallace may resign to campaign for Bryan and silver with a possible cabinet offer from California Bryan managers.
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Long Champs
Paris
Faure
Hoe
Fudge Wallace May
Bryans
San Francisco
Supreme Court
Bryan
Silver
California
Wallace
Fever Raging in Cuba Strains Army as Yellow Fever Spreads
Havana dispatch reports a yellow fever surge crippling the Spanish army in Cuba. Fatalities exceed 40 percent in many posts. Havana hospitals near 6,000 patients. officers seek new hospitals and physicians from Spain. Cholera rumors arise as trocha conditions worsen and desertions grow.
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Key West
Havana
Santiago de Cuba
Linares
Trocha
I.s
Arolas
Weyler
Spain
Baracoa
Holguin
Cuba
Matanzas
Pinar del Rio
Muratta
Fansas Vopul Ludoris Bryae
Torrica
St. Louis
William J. Bryan
Topeka
Indorsing Bryan
Alliance incident closes. Cuban leaders reported killed near Santiago
Washington reports the Alliance fired upon with intent not to hit her, a Spanish explanation says the act was an involuntary error and naval commanders were instructed to avoid repetition. Jose Maceo and Captain Monzon among those killed in Santiago engagement. Multiple expeditions, ammunition, uniforms, cannons, and supplies seized or landed. balloons planned for sabotage. kept fever outbreaks and arrests noted. Spain to buy warships and rifles. no state fair in Georgia. President Cleveland rumored to be ill.
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Monzon
Santiago
Washington
Spain
Duke of Tetuan
United States
Taylor
Jose Maceo
Havana
Rafael Jundo
Tamayo
Baracoa
Barrigue
Iowa wreck kills and injures Omaha residents
A head end collision on the Chicago and Northwestern near Logan Iowa resulted in 31 dead and 51 wounded, all residents of Omaha and vicinity. An excursion train of 1,200 travelers was struck by a fast eastbound train, leaving bodies piled along the tracks and physicians overwhelmed.
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Omana
Chicago and Northwestern
Logan
Missouri Valley
Omaha
Union Pacific Pioneers
Northwestern
Council Bluffs
Tha Fromm
Ohio
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F. H. McCalla
Isto
Bank of Southwestern Georgia
Union Female College
Eufaula
Alabama
Taleats
Conservatory of Music
T. J. Simmons
A. M. Qalyla
Wim
Mirus & Hopson’s
Bickford
Fort & Son's Law
St. Simon
J. C. S. Timberlake
Atlantic
Manly
St. Simon Island
Zijn
Allen & Sheffield
Orrien
Billy
Americus
Times-Recorder
France
NTU
Reise Isernel
Ty Ones Syrup Co
Adres
Garcia
Maceo
Dreckbridge
Atlanta
Atlasta
P. Breckinridge
Kentucky
Milledgeville
Joe Ewart
Hemphill
Breckee
Breckinridge
Watterson
Lovwvits
Joly
Geneva
Holdeman
U.S. Gov't Report
Alliance
New York
Senor Jardinas
Chicago
Meyer
Mapnid
Spanish Goveernment
England
Senor Fernando Costayon
Interior
Wid
Maprio
Macon
Cleveland
Iowa
Lima
Lia
Youngstown
Second National Bank
Weenie
Colorado
Line
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Brunswick
Georgia
Aatian
The
Baptist Young People's Union of America
Milwaukee
Antonio Maceo
Galixto Garcia
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