Faure Elected French President After Turbulent Ballot
Paris January 17 After a lively session the National Assembly chose Francois Felix Faure as president for seven years. On the first ballot Brisson led. on the second Faure won 430 to 361. Brisson’s support for the Sabotists and Waldeck Rousseau’s withdrawal shaped the result. Faure, a conservative and ship owner, faces a radical chamber. The reaction in the hall was chaotic, with Brissonists and socialists clashing as the vote was announced. Faure’s reception in Paris ranged from tepid to enthusiastic, culminating in a balcony display of support at the Elysee Palace.
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Paris
French National Assembly
Francois Felix Faure
Brisson
Faure
Mur Ferig M. Brisson
Casimir-Peri
Sugtbists
Waldeck-Rousseau
Challemel-Lacour
France
Congo
Panama
Social Republic
Social Revolution
Baudry d’Asson
Mirman
Casimir-Perier
Salle Des Tombeaux
M. Faure
St. Lazaire
Place du Havre
Felix Faure
The
Elysee Palace
Investiture of Faure with Versailles Ceremony
Paris January 17 saw the investiture of the new president Faure in the Versailles palace library with Challemel Lacour reading the assembly minutes. He was greeted by Casimir Perier and escorted by General Mercier and Hanotaux to the Elysee. Dupuy presented the cabinet resignation as Faure resumed marine ministry duties for the night.
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Paris
Versailles Palace
Challemel- Lacour
M. Faure
St. Lazare Station
General Mercier
M. Hanotaux
Elysee
Casimir-Perier
Dupuy
Ministry of Marine
French Assembly Elected Faure After Tumultuous Session
Versailles January 17 The National Assembly convened to elect a successor to Casimir-Perier. Amid protests by Socialists and Legitimists, voting procedures began with lots drawn for serutators and the letter L to start balloting. Waldeck Rousseau's bloc organized a caucus with Deschanel, while Mirman voters faced delays and Socialist outbursts over absentee ballots and prison releases.
Free Medical Examinations Offered by Dewey Medical Co
The Dewey Medical Co at 74 Boylston street rooms 7 and 8 offers free services, examinations, and treatments for all diseases. Hours are 9 to 1, 2 to 5, and 6 to 8 p.m. with Sunday hours 10 to 4.
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Dewey Medical Co
Boylston Street
Imperial Cafe Ad Offer Opens Day And Night
A newspaper row advertises the Imperial Cafe offering a large steak with hot rolls for 25 cents. It notes the cafe is open day and night.
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Imperial Cafe
Newspaper Row
Brisson Wins First Ballot as Faure Gains Second
A parliamentary contest unfolds with abstention protests and shifting support. Brisson leads the first ballot with 338 votes while Faure earns 244 and Waldeck-Rousseau 14. Waldeck-Rousseau withdraws in favor of Faure. A second ballot occurs in dim light as Casaignac tries to rally Brisson supporters to swing votes.
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M. Brisson
M. Faure
M. Waldeck-Rousseau
M. Meline
M. Dupuy
M. Cavaignac
M. Loubet
Henri Rochefort
Waldeck-Rousseau
Faure
Ex-President Cries in Paris as Crisis Hits France
Paris January 17. Casimir-Perier wept after resigning President's message reading. 500 detectives reinforced Versailles amid fears of anarchist violence. Premier Dupuy faces heavy betting against him while royalists push manifestos from Duc d Orleans. Victor Napoleon and Duc d Haussonville move. Frontline orders block document imports. Paris roused, provinces indifferent, betting favored against Dupuy.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
the Elysee
M. Casimir-Perier
Versailles
Premier Dupuy
M. Dupuy
Duc d’Haussonville
Duc d’Orleans
Victor Napoleon
France
Dupuy
Waldeck-Rousseau
Loubet
Challemel-Lacour
Francois Felix Faure: Career of a Havre statesman and shipowner
Francois Felix Faure, born Paris 181, served in the Franco Prussian War and held key posts in several cabinets from 1881 onward. He represented Havre in the Chamber of Deputies since 1882, led marine policy as minister in 1894, and was honored for leadership of Havre firemen in 1871.
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Francois Felix Faure
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Havre
L. Gambetta
M. Faure
Union Republicans
Tirard
M. Anselme
Dupuy
Chamber
Communards
Duke of Orleans Says He Will Return to Help France
Paris dispatch reports the Duke of Orleans mails a manifesto stating the republic would be provisional and he stands ready to aid when called. The letter, seized with a Soleil special edition, drew ridicule as Parisian boulevards stayed calm and the Duke was set to return to London the next morning.
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Paris
United Press
Duke of Orleans
Buffa
Dover
France
The
Soleil
London
French policy unlikely to change after Faure win
Washington January 17 Jules Patenotre the French ambassador to the United States said the election of M Faure means a change in the name of the French President but not likely a policy change since the same party as Casimir Perier remains in power He noted Casimir Perier would retire from political life and may be glad to do so after becoming president involuntarily.
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Lucie
Papa
M. Faure
Faure
M. Blonnel
M. Meline
la Republique Francais
Washington
Jules Patenotre
United States
France
Casimir-Perier
M. Casimir-Perier
Fall River Embezzlement Case Shocks Weetamoe Mills
Defaulting bookkeeper John E Blaisdell surrendered to police and was admitted to bail at five thousand dollars with his father ex Judge Josiah Blaisdell as surety. Weetamoe Mills directors met to decide prosecution as details of long running embezzlements surfaced, including payroll, freight, and rent fraud. Blaisdell, about 50, lived modestly, and connections tied to local figures remain under scrutiny.
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Fall River
John E. Blaisdell
Weetamoe Mills
Josiah C. Blaisdell
Borden
Blaisdell
New York
Weetamoe
Jennings
the Weetamoe
William Lindsay
Lindsay
Canada
Dexter
Metropolis
McCalmon's Body Found Beneath Engine at Fort Point
The crushed body of Engineer McCalmon was recovered about 10 o'clock yesterday morning from beneath the engine at the bottom of Fort Point channel. His two sons and wife witnessed the scene as divers and harbor police removed the remains. Repairs on the wreck proceed. the company estimates losses under $1000 and hope to hoist the engine onto a track for towing by midday today.
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McCalmon
Fort Point
Labor union events and installations in Boston area
The Labor World notes multiple union activities across Boston. It lists tenth anniversary banquet plans for Paying Department Local Assembly 9816 on Feb 5, installed officers in several locals, upcoming iron moulders and bricklayers events, and a hall opening for the National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 56 on Feb 15. It also mentions organizing night and day floormen for West End Street Railway and preparations for the Knights of Labor State convention at Weiss Memorial Hall on Jan 28.
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Local Assembly
James F. Timilty
Edward F. Glynn
James Maguire
John Toomey
W. H. Condrey
John Burns
Daniel Spellman
M. F. O’brien
John Quigley
James Hunt
P. J. O'Neill
James McGregor
Esquire
Union 106
Boston
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Bricklayers’ Union No. 27
Roxbury
Armory Hall
Warren Street
James E. Fay
P. S. Gilmore Assembly
L. A
Michael Hobbs
John Kelly
James Young
Jacob Holub
P. H. Baker
Isaac Becker
George Riley
Henry Wolfe
National Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Odd Fellows
Relief Fund
West End Street Railway Company
District Assembly
Knights of Labor
Weiss Memorial Hall
Brooklyn Car Strike Exodus Draws 21 Boston Recruits
Twenty one men left Providence depot on the 6 o'clock train for New York to take posts on Brooklyn electric car lines amid a labor dispute. Union men warned recruits, some backed out, and a recruiter warned remaining workers of priority past vacancies for those who sign on. Local Boston labor leaders comment on cross city solidarity and probe how addresses were obtained.
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Providence
New York
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Car Company
Providence Station
Robinson
Boston
Post
New Creighton
New Creighton House
Knights of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Labor
West End
Union
Lynn
Wheeler & Co Advertises Dead Stock in Boston
Fragmentary OCR describes a sales offer by WHEELER & CO at 63a er street Boston opposite American House. The ad promotes two parts for 40 pounds best tick full Mec for $10 at 4. This suggests a trade notice for manufacturing goods and pricing.
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W. Wheeler & CO
Er St
Boston
American House
Sixteen Years in Prison for North End Killing
Guiseppe Intingaro, 21, pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the December 12 killing of Pasquale Capparello at 7 North Square. Judge Richardson sentenced him to sixteen years in state prison after a jury verdict. Intingaro had worked as a Wilmington farmhand and fled after the shooting before surrendering.
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Richardson
Guiseppe Intingaro
Pasquale Capparello
North Square
Italy
J. J. May
Wilmington
Boston
North End
Capparello
Intingaro
Mr. May
Sughrue
H. V. Cunningham
P. BE. Mulvey
Cunningham
Tenney Case Postponed in Quincy Court
John Glover and Reginald Hobhouse Watkins were arraigned in Quincy Police Court for the murder of Michael Tenney in Braintree. Edward Jackson faced liquor selling charges linked to the crime. The case was continued to January 26 for an inquest, with Watkins without counsel and both prisoners remanded without bail.
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Quincy
John Glover
Reginald Charles Hobhouse
Watkins
Michael Tenney
Braintree
Edward E. Jackson
Glover
James H. Flint
Counse
A Charlestown Wedding Enchants Cotton Hall Ceremony
Last evening in Cotton Hall Charlestown, Frank H. Hall and S Etta Gould wed with Rev E O Taylor of Bunker Hill Baptist Church officiating. Best man Arthur W Gould and bridesmaid Miss G Gould are the bride’s children. The couple will reside at 17 Sackville Street Charlestown after a trip to New York.
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Cotton Hall
Charlestown
Frank H. Hall
S. Etta Gould
E. O. Taylor
Bunker Hill Baptist Church
Arthur W. Gould
G. Gould
New York
American Wringer Co Wringers Sweepers Made Here
The American Wringer Co a city manufacturer at 13 and 18 Broadway extension produces wringers mangles spring beds and carpet sweepers. Repairs of all kinds wringers and sweepers offered. Orders by mail promptly attended to. Telephone Tremont 74.
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The
American Wringer Co
Broadway Extension
Tremont
All Diseases of Men Exposed at Parker Medical Institute
Exhausted vitality and nervous debility are claimed to be cured at the Parker Medical Institute Boston with 32 years of practice. Dr. W H Parker, consulting physician, has won a gold medal from the National Medical Association and numerous endorsements. Consultation hours daily with Sunday availability. Prospectus offered with testimonials and endorsements.
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Plas DY Medical Institute
Bulfinch St
Boston
Mass
W. H. Parker
National Medical Association
Parker
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Augustin Thompson
Moxie Nerve Food
Millard
ISI Tremont
Hotels
Crenoble
Broadway
57Th Street
7Th Avenue
NOBLE
Empire
Central Pak
Grand Western Boulevard
Columba Avenue
6Th Ave
L Road
Reth St
Grand Central Station
Long Island and
West Shore
Commonredcth
Massachusetts
State House
Committee On Mercantile Affairs
Francis W. Darling
Frank W. Kaan
Commonwealth OF Massachusetts
Committee On Federal Relations
Charlestown Navy Yard
George A. Reed
Mark B. Mulvey
Holy Gross
Alumni Association
Holy Cross College of Worcester
Parker House
Bishop Beaven
Springfield
Timothy Brosnahan
Boston College
Thomas D. Fallon
Michael T. Donahoe
R. H. Mooney
John F. H. Mooney
James Walsh
P. A. McKenna
J. S. Rogers
M. D
E. A. McGurk
Holy Cross College
Illinois
Wilson Bros
Old Colony Railroad
Tremont Row
Chloris
Phillips—Brown
Cambridge
D. P. Roberts
Charles Street Church
William F. ©. Phillips
Estella A. Brown
Shaver—Barker
Dorchester
William B. Smart
Smith Baker
William F. Seaver
Fast Boston
Henrietta W. Barker
Dennisport
Crowley
Hannora
John D. Crowley
John T
Edward
Margaret Dunn
Huntington
Truro
N. S
Edward S. Huntington
Milky
South Boston
Bridget
Thomas Miley
O'Leary
Margaret
J. Newman & Sons
Tremont ST
Lewis Jones & Son Undertakers
Telephone
French Republic
National Assembly
Rousseau
Meline
Cavaignac
Loubet Rochefort
Eeneer
Peerereneee
M. Felix Faure
dek-Rousseau
Palace of
M. Challemel-Lacour
Senate
M. Michelin
M. de Baudry d’Asson
M. Labarthe
M. Paul Deschanel
Waldeck- Rousseau
M. Mirman
Vincennes
Gerault-Richard
Casimir- Perier
Carnaud
Roanne
MM. Rousanet
Jaures
M. Toussaint
M. Avez
Hood
Buffet
M. Casaignac
Pretender
Defaultar Blaisdell
Fall
River
Weetamoe Mills Corporation
M'Calmon
the Labor World
Johnson
I. W. Mason
Jackson Centre
Johnson & CO
Custom House Street
Sole Proprietors
Michael J. Bishop
Worthy
Carmen
New York City
Tenney
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