Boulanger Death and Paris Scandal Escape
Paris reports detail General Boulanger and his mistress Madame De Bonnemain, their intrigue in Brussels and Paris, and his end by self-inflicted gunfire beside her tomb. The scandal the man’s political rise, his flight to England, and the mistress’s death frame a dramatic downfall. Also noted is a New York Express robbery of an American Express car, with a guard and a $5,000 cash package secured.
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Aris
Boure
Aee DeBonneman
Loulanger
Rue de Beers
England
Bowls
Gwernd Boulanger
Renant
Mae DeBonnnemaity
Sudyaarl
Paris
Seuers
France
Wis
N.Y
Falla
Expressman
Allen G. Thurman
Atlanta
Pennington
St. Louis
Tupper
Kansas
Grady
David Evans
St. Joseph Savory
London
Macow
Paul
Massachusetts
W. E. Russell
H. B. Clafilin Company
New York
Ryan Stock
Ees
Crispi
Palermo
Europe
Parnell
Pope Leo Xill
Deadly train crash and shootings reported in scattered items
Reports describe a fatal freight train collision near Kent with four killed including the engineer and fireman and about thirty injured. Separate accounts tell of George Cochran killing a man during a home invasion incident in Mulberry Grove, followed by a jail escape and pursuit. Other notes mention illicit liquor and local merchant ads in Athens.
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Attus, v
New York
Philadelphia
Life in Holland and European tour notes
Special correspondence describes Brussels Antwerp Rotterdam The Hague and Amsterdam during a European journey. Observations cover architecture canals windmills fashion and Dutch life including cheese and butter quality, scouring of streets, and Jewish diamond workers. Also notes Berlin Dresden Prague and looming tension as Germany eyes Russia with large troop reviews.
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Barner
Brussels
Paris
Palais de Justice
Antwa Cae Oe Holland i
Olland
Rotterdam
Hague
Schivengen
Holland
Amsterdam
Europe
Brock
Berlin
Germany
Bavaria
Russia
Moscow
Dresden
Prague
Saxon
Switzerland
Bremen
America
North German Lloyd Line
Anxiety and unrest near Wuntho amid Burmese tensions
Dispatches report great anxiety in Calcutta over a gathering of deceits led by refugee T. Sawaha near Wuntho. Preparations to defend the garrison amid expected attacks are under way as minor clashes occur and broader fighting is anticipated.
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Carcutta
British Burmah
Wuntho
T. Sawaha
Deathbed confession reveals a string of murders
In Shamokin Pennsylvania John Grrock died of typhoid fever after a confession tying him and Charles Werd to seven year old killings. They allegedly murdered Oscar Olack at a railroad job and buried him under an old tool house. A missing peddler case added a new murder tied to a $150 robbery.
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Shamoxin
John Girock
Sanbury
Charles Werd
Oscar Olack
Oscar
Poland
Richard
Shamokin
At eventide in a rural scene by Helen Whitney Clark
The poem painted dusk over fields and cattle with bells, moonrise, owls, whippoorwill, fireflies, and a lullaby of the world at rest. Helen Whitney Clark invokes evening tones and natural imagery to end the day.
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Evantice
Woodbird
Helen Whitney Clark
Ivod Houxek
Mrs Johnnie's Bold Ride to Save Daisy From a Vain Marriage
On a dusty 12 10 local Mrs Johnnie intervenes in Daisy Hopeands engagement to Jack. She confronts deceit, escorts Daisy to safety, and later reports the outcome to Tom, declaring she chose the 12 10.
Transcontinental record time by Mackay party and Ireland politics note
Millionaire John W. Mackay and Miss, daughter of Senator Fair, arrive Grand Central after a record transcontinental run Frisco to New York in four days twelve hours and twenty eight minutes. James Stephens defends Ireland independence stance while Ireland's constitutional path is debated. A statue dispute over Jefferson Davis unfolds in Jackson Mississippi. Andrew Gage is murdered in Madison County. Findlay doctor injured in intoxicated incident.
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New York
John W. Mackay
James 8. Fair
Herman Oelrichs
California
Grand Central Depot
Frisco
Gotham
James Stephens
Lacpocad Ke Te Eee
Ireland
Parnell
Jackson
Jefferson Davis
Davis
Italy
London
Mr. Davis
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Boulanger
Ygipe
insMan
American Express
Vntrader
Ais. S
Geo. E. Coch
Mulberry Grove
Bietring
Phillip
Cochran
Canada
Stub
N. B
Tom 4
Matar
Wien
Tree
Cardus Weford
Athens Ga
Athens
Btewey & Co
R&co
John H. In- Mah
Stockbridge
Mass
Garcia
Knowsville
Tex
Nicho
Tas Hernandez
United States
Cameron County
Samaras
Mexico
Texas
Cal Realistos
Henry Thorne
M.C. A
Exeter Hall
Allcock
Siuldren Ory
Castoria
Marianna
Ark
St Francis Township
Unsen
Victoria
B. C
Hansen
Yokohama
Boreales
Black Bass
Behring Sea
St. Paul
St. George
Gorman
Wheeling
W. Va
John A. Robinson
Bays Gorman
St. Peter’s Church
Cathlic
Papal Guard
Tom
Johnnie
Esail
Mrs Johnnie
Mrs. Johnnie
Mra Jenaniie
Long Island
Mr. Johnnie
Danny
Daisy Hope
Sophie
Dan Hackett
Dan
Jack
Johnnie Waa
Isa
Daisy
Mra
Mra Johnnie
McEtrae
Cardus
Little Rock
Andrew Gage
Mad
Mn County
Eoe
Gage
Findlay
John Didway
Gamuua
Jesse Seedason, & CO
Hale St
R. R. Yard
Augusta
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TELHO
Mark Waltehr
Champion Iron Fence CO
Stes M
Broad ST
Clark
Talmage& Brightwell’s
JobxOffice
Banner Job Office
Georgia
Adam’s Patent Book
Cottrell & Babcock
Gordon
Golden's Pearl
Haselton & Dozier
Athens, Ga
Kohlruss
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