Paris Riots Smash Churches and Injure Dozens in Mob Action
Paris August 21 riots sparked by anarchists and socialists splintered into a violent mob. Faure and Faberot led demonstrations at Place de la Republique then clashes spread to Place de la Nation and St Ambroize church. Dozens wounded including police. 150 arrested. authorities report 380 injured and 69 police hurt.
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Paris
Paria
Peuple
la Petite Republique
Place de la Republique
Sebastian Faure
Faberot
Faure
Aure
Faura
Henri O’horr
Place de la Nation
Fania
d’Horr
Placa de la Republique
Joseph Ferrier
Jean Perrin
Chateau d’Ian
d’Hort
Church of St. Ambroize
Eaubourg du Temple
Gare de Post
Goutier
Dolming
Mercier On Dreyfus Says Dreyfus Condemnation Near
Foreign press misled by Jewish syndicate, says General Mercier. He urges Dreyfus condemnation as the best reply, with judgment likely within ten days. Labori ill, may not attend. court resumes with Pabro testimony on bordereau handwriting. Also reports storms, drownings, and a fatal cake walk shooting in Missouri.
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Mays
Rawnes
General Mercier
Dreyfus
Associated Press
Mercier
Dreyfusard
Maitre Labori
M. Labori
M. Demange
Roxnezs
France
Pabro
Bordereau
Injunction Keeps Striking Waiters from Boycotting
Judge Henry of the circuit court yesterday enjoined 16 striking waiters who walked out of McClintock's restaurant two weeks ago from boycotting their former employer.
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Kansas Dry
Henry
Circuit Court
McClintock's
Break in Erie canal at Syracuse reported in telegraph briefs
Telegraphic briefs note a serious canal breach at Syracuse Sunday. Major Russell B. Harrison is critically ill with yellow fever in Santiago. A Mrs J B Weston drowned herself and her 4 year old son Bertie in a cistern at their Pierre home. The British colonial office denies Chamberlain sent an ultimatum to the South African republic over uitlander demands. An Ishpeming iron miners mass meeting urged immediate wage raises. The Church of the Good Shepherd Toledo wrecked by a gas explosion causing $15,000 loss. James P Young of Company D Thirtieth Infantry killed by a freight train near Evanston on return to Fort Sheridan.
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Erie Canal
Syracuse
Russell B. Harrison
Santiago
J. B. Weston
Bertie
Pierre
British Colonial Office
Joseph Chamberlain
South African Republic
Ishpeming
Wusiy
Mine ‘Workers’ Union
Church of the Good Shepherd
Toledo
James P. Young
Thirtieth Infantry
Evanston
Fort Sheridan
Cudahy Funds Support Nebraska Veterans Homebound Return
Through Ed Cudahy a large sum funds the return of the First Nebraska boys from San Francisco. Governor Poynter liaises with railroad managers to secure transport terms and bring representatives to Lincoln for contracts. Incendiary fire attempt targets Benjamin Cohen home as Horlocker inquiry grows in Hastings. Fusionist conventions loom in Omaha with Populist and Democratic leaders arriving. Harrington confirms continued candidacy for Congress in the Sixth district.
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Qomana
Ed Cudahy
Nebraska
San Francisco
Holdrege
Wind's Work At Decorah Storm Damage Across City
A severe storm at Decorah Iowa Aug 21 caused extensive damage in the city and surrounding countryside. Trees downed buildings roofs blown off and utilities disrupted. The Steyer opera house section was lifted onto the street and many local structures including Elks lodge and German Singing Society rooms suffered water damage from roof failures. Nearby wind mill and stored grain losses noted. Wheat harvest in nearby states reported light yields with low bushel weights and slow stacking. Other items include Irwin accepting Portugal minister post and family departure plans, Hancock quitting Republican state chairmanship, bids for the Omaha Sioux City rail line, and a boy suffocated in an elevator tube near Pratt Kansas.
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South Dakota
Huron
Wessington
Highmore
Volga
Durcorang
Steyer
Atrest
The
Elks
German Singing Sociery
Steyer Block
Lutheran
Pollit & Haff
Jiminez Sails For Home After Cuba Arrest
General Juan Tarro Jiminez, rival for the presidency of San Domingo, sailed from Cienfuegos to Manzanillo aboard the Polaris. He claimed his mission was peaceful, voiced bitterness over his arrest, and compared it to McKinley’s election move.
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Havana
Juan Tardro Jiminez
San Domingo
Cienfuegos
Polaris
Manzanillo
Union Hotel
Associated Press
McKinley
Canton
Washington
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