Assassination of Austrian Empress Shocks Europe
The empress of Austria was fatally stabbed at the Hotel Beaurivage in Grozya by an Italian anarchist named Sacchoni. He attacked as she walked toward the steamer landing, then was arrested. Empress Elizabeth, born December 24, 1837, faced years of societal slights from Austrian nobility due to birth and marriage. Her children included Archduchess Gisela, Archduke Rudolph, and Archduchess Valeria. The incident prompted telegrams from Vienna and London confirming the assassination.
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Elizabeth
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Prince Salthals
Rudolph
Steie
Belgium
Archdika Valeria
Franz Salvator
Austria-Tuscany
Womanhood and the female body in distress
A fragment argues that women suffer from inherent weakness disease preventing successful motherhood. It advocates Dr. Pierce's remedies as a permanent cure, claiming to strengthen and vitalize female organs and alleviate painful conditions. The voice favors natural motherhood and dismisses distress as curable through medical tonics.
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Candia Bombardment Looms as Powers Demand Surrender
Dispatch from Crete reports Candia under martial law with warships ready for bombardment. Admirals urge Turkish and Christian authorities to disarm by evening while refugees recount atrocities. Crete’s international garrison receives reinforcements to restore order amid deadly riots and fires.
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Mys
British Exultation Over Khartoum Victory Inspires Lively Press
London presses express pleasure at General Kitchener's triumph over Khartoum and the Anglo Egyptian army, noting improved diplomacy with Germany and the czar's peace proposals. Vanity Fair praises America while tours to Khartoum become a tempting prospect for tourists. A separate report mentions political indiscretions by Chamberlain and a local misadventure involving city officials.
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Editor Smith Drowned In Quebec Rapids
Carl Smith columnist and Louis Sass sporting editor of the Chicago Record drowned in the Grande discharge rapids during a holiday trip from Quebec. Their birch bark canoe upset near Alma Island as the Grande and Little Discharge waters mingle. One canoe overturned the other attempting aid. Both men were lost to the river in the accident on September 10.
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Quebec
Carl Smith
Chicago Record
Louis Sass
Lake St. John
Alma Island
The Colorado Populists Demand Fusion Price
Subcommittees of the convention committee discuss fusion, naming T M Patterson A M Stevenson and T M O Donnell. Populists aim to win seats by fusion with Republicans, planning a heads up strategy and possible joint action to gain influence.
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T. M. Patterson
A. M. Stevenson
T. M. O'Donnell
Americans Arrive Havana on Resolute Evacuation Ship
The US transport Resolute carrying the evacuation commission entered Havana's harbor at 7 45 am and anchored near Triscornio. Generals Solano Parado and Garcia Boniter with Dr C secretary general joined ceremonies as the palace of the captain general prepared to greet the American commissioners with ceremonial access and carpeted stairs.
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la Machina
Jes
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American Commission
Blanca
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