Revolt Roils Brussels As Mob and Guard Clash
At a Brussels town hall rally crowds surged toward the Grande place. Gendarmes charged with swords, shots fired, three wounded including a fatally. A police officer stabbed, tramcars toppled, stones hurled. Riot dispersed then reignited, 36 arrests amid revolver seizures. liberals abandon parliamentary tactics.
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Brussels
Jane
Grande Place
Rio Royale
Civic Guard
M. van Denpereboom
Quarderer
Dreyfus Rumors Spark Paris Crisis and Court Martial Hints
Paris rumors claim Dreyfus died by his own hand aboard the Sfax while en route from Devil's Island. Madame Dreyfus allegedly carries his uniform with restored gold lace to Rennes as prosecutors pursue witnesses for the court martial amid unrest and conflicting reports.
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Paris
Dreyfus
Loire
Sfax
Devil’s Island
France
Echo de Paris
Madame Dreyfus
Rennes
Breast
McConnell Case Discharged After Trial and Divorce Plea
After a nearly two day trial the State of Town v McConnell was discharged by Justice Wallace on Thursday. The proceeding revealed disputes involving C C Winder and wife with divorce actions and adultery charges. Mrs Winder has asserted she will not return to her husband, and litigation is expected to continue. Separately, H S Rattenborg promotes lightning rods from Atlantic with copper center rods priced at 15 cents per foot and non copper at 8 cents per foot.
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McGonnell
Griffith
Winder
H.S. Rattenborg
Atlantic
Rattanpore
Runaway on Sixth Street Ends Safe with Boy At Wheel
Exciting runaway on Wednesday evening west Sixth street caused by frightened horses tied to E F Jones wagon. Only occupant was a young Nancarrow boy who could not stop them. They sped toward Locust street then struck an electric light pole, causing a wreck but no injuries. Crowd dispersed as horses were freed and wagon parts collected. Advertisement notes various medicinal salves and tonics offered by Vic Emmert & Co and others, touting cures and reliefs for coughs, digestion, and general ailments.
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West Sixth Street
E. F. Jones
Nancarrow
Sixth Street
Mr. Jones
Locust Street
Harvard Wins All Varsity and Freshmen Boat Races
In New London on June 80 Harvard swept three Yale victories on a four mile and two mile course. The varsity eight won by six and a half lengths in 20 52, the freshmen eight by five and a half lengths in 9 883, and the substitute four by six lengths in 10 51. Coach Moonville of Wisconsin praised their form while finish line chaos and a large steamer affected the boats. In Pana peace returns after mine conflicts, and Iowa officials issue nepotism restrictions for state institutions.
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New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Cambridge
University
Wisconsin
Moonville
Poughkeepsie
Yule
Alder Man H. Griffiths Murdered by Dan Ashby
Weatherford Oklahoma June 30. Dan Ashby killed H. Griffiths a prominent citizen in the town with a knife after midnight on Main street. Ashby, drunk, was taken to Arapahoe to prevent a lynching. Griffiths died a few minutes later.
Jester Denies Escape as Alibi Fight Persists
Alexander Jester, accused of killing Gilbert Gates, remains in Tecumeah Oklahoma area with a judge granting extra time to build an alibi. He claims presence in Texas at the crime time and seeks witnesses for a requisition decision. General Robert McCulloch to seek congress seat in Missouri’s Highth district following Bland’s death. Lorillard resigns as Lorillard Tobacco president. Thomas Maloney elected successor.
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Ester
Wicarra
Kan
Alexander Jester
Gilbert Gates
Tecumeah
Oki
Texas
Brand’s Place
Siparia
Robert McCulloch
Cooper County
Congress
Highth
Richard P. Bland
McCullooch
United Confederate Veterans of Missouri
Editors on an Outing Caicase Portland Meet Delegates
Delegates to the fourteenth annual National Editorial association convention gathered here yesterday for a meeting in Portland Oregon. Three hundred will leave for Portland today on a special train.
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Caicase
National Editorial Association
Portland
Ove
Drowned Dry Goods Leader William Woodrum in Missouri River
William Woodrum, a prominent dry goods man and president of the Commercial club, was drowned while swimming in the Missouri river near Jefferson Orry Missouri in June.
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Missouri
Jefferson Orry
William Woodrum
Commercial Club
Missouri River
Cuban army major accused in Mariel safe robbery
Havana reports say Major Jose Acosta of the Cuban army, amid accusations of complicity in Mariel's safe robbery, was chased by rural guards to a country house. He pleaded for mercy as guards fired, then surrendered and was jailed at Guanajay. He claimed a 29-strong party including Colonel Carillo Dolz, newly named Guanajay rural police chief, shared $300 from the robbery.
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Havana
Guanajay
Jose Acosta
Mariel
Acosta
Carillo Dolz
Battle with highbinders in Chinatown leaves deputy wounded
San Joss Cal June 80 Deputy Sheriff V L Bache was shot in the side and badly wounded in a midnight clash with highbinders in Chinatown. One Chinese is reported killed, four highbinders arrested, and Sheriff Langford and deputies watched for attackers from San Francisco to reach Lee Gu Poon president of the Hip Sing Tong.
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San Joss
Cal
Chinatown
V L, Bache
Langford
San Francisco
Lee Gu Poon
Hip Sing Tong
Bache
Multiple Events Mark Somber Texas Rain and National News
Rain storms swept across south west and central Texas while Major General Henry J. Madill died in Towanda at seventy. The Boston cruiser nears San Francisco as a Reading coal price hike is announced. Mayor Daniel F. Tiemann of New York dies at ninety four after a Citizens ticket victory. Louis Bush is jailed in Detroit on a Canada diamonds smuggling claim. Lima artisans set to prosecute a police chief for torture. Governor and Mrs Tanner travel Colorado and the West. Senator Walter Warder acts as Illinois governor. Sacred Heart convent fire in New Haven kills Sister Mary Aloysius, $3,000 damage. Captain H C Taylor to command North Atlantic squadron during Admiral Sampson’s leave. John Johnson of the Krim hospitalized with yellow fever. Ottawa meeting postponed from August to October. Alaska Marshal Shoup to probe Jessie passengers’ deaths on Kuskokwim river.
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Texas
Henry J. Madill
Towanda
United States
Boston
San Francisco
Reading Coal and Tron Company
Daniel F. Tiemann
New York
Citizens
Fernando Wood
Louis Bush
Detroit
Canada
Confederation of Artisans
Lima
Peru
Tanner
Chicago
Colorado
West
Walter Warder
Cairo
Ilinois
Convent of the Sacred Heart of
New Haven
Mary Aloysius
Long
H.C. Taylor
North Atlantic
Sampson
John Johnson
Mats
Krim
Havana
Swinburne Island Hospital
Ottawa
International Commission
Quebec
Marshal Shoup
Alaska
Jessie
Kuskokim
Patent medicine advertisements urging tonics and cures
An old timey ad page touts Burdock Blood Bitters for liver issues, Warner’s White Wine of Tar Syrup claimed to cure consumption and coughs in a minute, Grain-O as a grain based tonic, Chamberlain’s cough remedy, Banner Salve for sores and injuries, and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a digestive aid. Vendors Vic Emmert & Co. and H. G. Weber & Co. promote these products.
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W. M. Gallagher
Bryan, Pa
Vic Emmert & Co
J. A. Schear
Sedalia
Warner
H. G. Weber & Co
Vic, Emmert & Co
Patent medicine and horse remedy ads flood 19th century page
Distressing kidney and bladder disease relief promised in six hours by New Great South American Kidney Cure. Also ads claim English Spavin Liniment removes horse blemishes. Other products touted include DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles and skin troubles, Warner's White Wine of Tar Syrup for coughs, and various tonics and cures with vivid assurances.
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F. Parsons &Co
Atlantic
Iowan
F. Parsons & Co
Iowa
Thomas Thurman
Shelf
Troy
United States
DeWitt
Emmert & Co
Grain-O Offers Coffee Like Relief For Drinkers
Grain-O is pitched as a coffee substitute with opposite effects to coffee. It claims to ease stomach upset and digestion, improve heart function, calm nerves, and provide nourishment. Available in 16 and 25 cent packages. Also promotes Banner Salve advertised as a healing remedy for running sores ulcers boils pimples at 25c, sold by Vic Emmert and F Parsons & Co.
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Bucklee
Arnes
Vic Emmett & Co
Vic Emmert
F.parsons & Co
Be sure and use that old and well tried remedy
Mrs Winslows's Soothing Syrup advertises teething relief for children soothing gums easing pain curing wind colic and diarrhoea with a 25 cent bottle also Banner salva for skin diseases from a world famed specialist and Vic Eemmert and F Parsons Co promote remedies to readers.
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Vic Eemmert
F. Parsons & Co
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