Chen summons president Faure dies unexpectedly in Paris
President Faure dies in Paris after a stroke of apoplexy causes rapid dissolution. French republic mourns the self made leader whose sudden end shocks the nation.
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Newspaper
Austin Daily Herald
Location
Austin, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1899
Page
1
Faure Death Ends France Presidency Rise from Poor Parentage
Paris Feb 17 Felix Faure president of France died after a three days illness. He rose from humble origins to the presidency, succeeding Casimir-Perier in 1895. He collapsed at the Elysee Palace and died at about 6 50 pm with family present. Previously, Faure had served as minister of marine and vice president of the chamber, elected president by 440 votes to 861 for Henri Brisson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Felix Faure
CANNOT TRUST INSURGENTS Desires Refuge Through American Lines
Ex-Consul O F Williams reports a Malolos insurgent congress member seeking passage for a family of twelve to reach Manila. The move signals rebels' belief that safety lies within American territory. Elsewhere fighting is minimal with light enemy shots at a bridge near Caloocan and troop health improving at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
United States
O. F. Williams
Congress
Malolos
Caloocan
McKinley Reaffirms Philippine Trust and No Imperial Designs
President McKinley told Boston crowds that the Philippines were entrusted to American protection after the war with Spain and must be held under republican guidance. He urged Congress to direct policy, vowed peaceful, beneficent government, and rejected imperial aims as alien to American sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Cuba
Porto Rico
Dewey
Otis
Spain
United States
Congress
Faure Fathe rlessons of self made French leader
Biographical sketch of Felix Faure seventh president of the French Third Republic. Describes his humble birth in Paris on December 20 1841 to a cabinetmaker, early schooling, apprenticeship in business, marriage to the daughter of an attorney, rise as Havre merchant and shipowner, entry into parliament in August 1851, and service as under secretary of state for the colonies in the era administration, listing several ministers who supported his rise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faure
Ncoise
Felix Faure
Third Republic of France
Van
Paris
Comlal
Tana
Trn
France
Amand
Ushter
M. Belluot
Havre
Secof
M. Jules
M. Brisson
M. Nels
Present State of France Sparks Debate on Consequences
A formal debate emerges over France's current excited state and its potential consequences. Officials weigh public sentiment, security implications, and regional stability as events unfold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iety
France
Surviving Cervera Captains to be Courtmartialed
Maparip Feb 17 report states all surviving captains of the Spanish warships destroyed near Santiago de Cuba and in Manila by American fleets will face court martial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maparip
Santiago de Cuba
Manila
Meat Inspection Bill Passes in Bundestrath
Berwin reports the bundesrath has passed the meat inspection bill on February 17, outlining new standards for meat safety and quality across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berwin
Havana Paper Urges Cuban Spaniard Unity Against US Occupation
El Comercio in Havana publishes a call for Cu bans and Spaniards to unite against the Americans. The piece claims the occupation army is funded by Cuban customs, minimizes local trade, and seeks to force dispossession, urging collective resistance as life becomes insupportable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
el Comercio
Cuba
United States
Was Acker OTT Appropriation Struck From Sundry Bill
A House point of order against a $20,000,000 appropriation for Spain was sustained, removing the item from the Sundry Civil Bill as the chair held. The action leaves the fund allocation unresolved and awaits further legislative steps.
Hepburn's Canal Bill Faces Fresh House Hurdles
In Washington on February 17 the house rejected Hepburn of Iowa’s move to recommit the sundry civil bill with the canal measure. Speaker ruled the motion out of order after an appeal failed 97 to 67, and a later adjournment paused the debate as canal supporters regroup for a final push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Spain
Wheeler
Senate
Hopkins
Rep
Ill
Cannon
Congress
House
Hepburn
Iowa
Payne
New York
Remodeling Ting House Ventilation and Acoustics Plan
Washington February 17. House committee on ventilation and acoustics considers several remodeling proposals for the House of Representatives. Senator Heatwole Minnesota proposes a $100000 expenditure to remodel the hall and install a full ventilation system including removing desks to sharpen focus. Ohio's Beech backs a forum in front of the speaker's desk to aid debate. Speaker Reed had earlier urged chamber remodeling in line with the House of Commons. Plans expected to be considered during the coming recess of Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House of Representatives
House Committee On
Heatwole
Minnesota
House
Beech
Ohio
Reed
House of Commons
Congress
Manila Front Holds After Natural Defenses Reach
Manila February 17 The American line reaches Manila defenses and sits encamped along the line with minor engagements by scouting parties. Trooper Wilberk of Troops K and L Fourth Cavalry wounded in the right arm near Paranaque. Buffalo shells a nearby enemy battery. Brutus and Romulus arrive from Iloilo with no new news as rebels burn town records. Interior Filipinos reportedly in distress and factional quarrels noted, communications cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Fourth Cavalry
Paranaque
Wilberk
Buffalo
Filipinos Scattered in Brush With King's Brigade Near Manila
Near San Pedro Macati on February 17 a large hostile force appeared to reconnoiter the right of Brigadier General King's position. The entire American brigade opened fire and the rebels retreated into the jungle, disappearing after the volley exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
King
San Pedro Macati
Senor Rios Resigns Amid Peace Commission Fallout
Maprio reports Senor Monterg Rios, once president of the Spanian peace commission, has resigned the senate presidency amid popular outcry over his defense of the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Commission
Maprio
Senor Monterg Rios
Spanian Peace Commission
Senate
Commission
Resuming Passenger Traffic on Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Baltimore February 17 The Baltimore and Ohio railroad has practically resumed its regular passenger train schedules. Weather conditions may cause trains to run late and no attempts will be made to make up time if delays occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltmore
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
State Y M C A Convention Reports Strong Membership
In Dvusveve La on February 17 the state YMCA convention sits with 300 delegates present. The executive committee reports 24 association cities 22 colleges and total membership of 7655. The association owns buildings valued at 343000 with annual expenses of 6227.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yowa
Parker Charged With Embezzlement in Vernon County
Nevada Mo Feb 17 ex county treasurer Frank Parker of Vernon county is arrested on embezzlement charges for $40,000. His bond is set at $20,000 and Parker expects a full settlement around March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Frank Parker
Vernon County
Parker
Fire destroys three six story blocks in Parma Avenue
Fire on Market street below Thirteen destroys three six story business buildings and several smaller structures in the rear, with total losses approaching 400000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmaavelphia
Marketstreet
Thirteenth
Iowa Board Rejects Porter Promise on Coal Rates
The Iowa state board of railway commissioners, ruling on the Porter resolution, finds coal rates in Illinois and Iowa are effectively the same for identical distances. They will keep current rates in place until evidence shows injustice, despite Porter’s earlier assurances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
State Board of Railway Commissioners
Porter
Ely
Illino
Iowa
Jack the Clipper Arrested in Hair Cutting Rampage
J W Jorgenson known as Jack the Clipper was caught in the act of cutting a braid from Erna Fransky and wounded a police officer with his shears. A braid found in his pocket led to his confession that he had cut hair from 300 women over four years amid a medical mania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ChicaGo
J. W. Jorgenson
Jack the Clipper
Erna Fransky
Jorgenson
Jorgensen
Inquiry Court Opens In Washington For Miles Probe
Washington February 17 The court of inquiry into General Miles charges will meet in secret for organization and method discussion. Snowbound members delayed convening while Colonel Gillespie and General Wade appeared. The inquiry will review alleged unfitness of subsistence department food issued to troops in Cuba and Porto Rico and may issue opinions and recommendations on further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Miles
Gillespie
General Wade
Wade
Cuba
Porto Rico
Army Reorganization Bill Voiced in Senate Debate
Washington Feb 17 Mr Hawley Conn reported the army reorganization bill to the senate and urged quick passage. Dems led by Cockrell Mo criticized the measure offering a counter proposal to maintain a 32000 man standing army for two years and enlist island natives up to 385000. Morgan Ala proposed Nicaragua canal amendment to river and harbor bill now in commerce committee. Military academy appropriation passed. naval personnel bill discussion begun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hawley
Conn
Senate
Cockrell
United States
Morgan
Ala
Committee On Commerce
No Authority Over Pullmans
Attorney General Ford states in a filed opinion to railroad commissioners that they have no authority over the Pullman Palace Car Company. Ford argues the company only rents and furnishes cars to railways, so the board lacks power to regulate charges of baggage, express or coach services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Ford
Pullman Palace Car Company
British ultimatum to Oman over coaling station lease
The Persian Gulf mail steamer reports a British ultimatum presented to the sultan of Oman on Saturday for leasing a coaling station to France. Oman, a semi independent state in Southeast Arabia, is under British protection with subsidies from Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Bombay
Oman
France
Arabia
Great Britain
Bryan speaks on Pending Problems at Wisconsin University
Colonel William J. Bryan of Nebraska addressed Wisconsin university students in the gymnasium hall. He spoke on pending problems and touched on nearly every question before the public, in a speech lasting from 8 30 to 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Wisconsin University
Death of Faure Stuns British Commons Lobbies
London February 17 reports the death of President Faure causing deep anxiety in the House of Commons lobbies and prompting swift concerns over France’s leadership and stability amid a period of international tension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
London
House of Commons
Faure
Care for Confederate Dead Lords at Washington Meeting
Representative Bland of Missouri introduces a resolution for government action to care for Confederate graves in line with President McKinley’s suggestion. Madison introduces a bill to prevent tight lacing by women, sent to the committee on public health and sanitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bland
Missouri
McKinley
Madison
Wis
Maggett
Committee On Public Health and Sanitation
Iron trade shows rising prices amid potential scarcity fears
The Iron Age notes rising prices across the iron trade due to concerns about material scarcity. Belatedly covered demand and pending low priced contracts will test the market as second half tonnage is planned. Consolidation moves include National Steel buying coke lands in Connelsville and taking the Columbia mill. Sheet shows sharp upward momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
The
Iron Age
National Steel Company
Connelsville
Columbia
Compromise Reaches Colon Strikers, Work Resumes
State Department reports via Consul General Gudger at Panama that a compromise has been reached with Colon strikers and work has resumed. Earlier dispatches warned that continued strike could worsen to a possible revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of State
Gudger
Panama
Colon
Northern Jamaica Floods Dampen Island Coast
A terrific norther and continuous rain flood Jamaica’s northern coast from Anne to Montego Bay causing widespread damage to shipping railroads cattle and cultivation from Monday to Wednesday. No fatalities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KinnGston
Jam
Anne To
Bay
Montego Bay
Dreyfus Affair Foes Faure Under Fire in France
Paris cabled report says the Dreyfus case threatens M. Faure with political ruin as General Mercier rejects exile and vows to defend colleagues. The press notes looming presidential contest and European court scrutiny as revelations loom over Faure and anti Dreyfus factions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Paris
Daily News
Dreyfus
M. Faure
Mercier
France
Europe
French presidency race narrows to Dupuy Brisson or Loubet
Paris reports a keen contest for the presidency with premier M Dupuy favored to win, competing with M Henri Brisson and M Louis Loubet. Other noted candidates include M de Freyfinet, Godefrey Cavignac and Quesnay de Beaurepaire as La Patrie Francaise backs him amid volatile political mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Dupuy
Paris
M. Henri Brisson
M. Loubet
M. de Freyeinet
Godefrey Cavignac
Quesnay de Beaurepaire
la Patrie Francaise
M. de Beaurepaire
First Copper Carload Shipped From Pima County
The first carload of copper bullion produced in Pima county Arizona has been shipped to New York. Articles of incorporation for the U Colman Lumber company with 1 000 000 capital stock were filed in La Crosse Wisconsin. A Montana legislature bill seeks to appropriate 30000 of alleged bribery money for the First Montana volunteers at Manila. President Jordan of Stanford announced John Caspar Branner as vice president of the university. Dr S G Ginner wanted in St Paul for grand larceny was arrested in Scranton Pennsylvania. Extradition papers will be issued at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pima County
Ariz
New York
U. Colman Lumber Company
la Crosse
Wis
Montana
Manila
Jordan
Stanford University
John Caspar Branner
Mnivarsity
8. G. Ginner
St. Paul
Scranton
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