Dreyfus Targeted as Gunman Fires at Pantheon Ceremony
In Paris at the Zola canonization, Louis Antheline Gregori drew a revolver and fired twice at Major Alfred Dreyfus as leaders departed. Guards restrained him. he was wounded and imprisoned. The crowd and dignitaries feared an assassination attempt on Dreyfus and the president.
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Alfred Dreyfus
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Gregori
Three Navy scoutships to race for supremacy
Leaked plans reveal a great race among the three fastest new cruisers Chester Birmingham and Salem at the navy yard. The publicized match pits the three sister scout ships in a high profile test of speed and seamanship.
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Navy Yard
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Death of Roxbury Woman Under Suspicion of Poison
Winifred Doyle a 25 year old of 77 Cabot street Roxbury died after drinking water at 77 Appleton street. Police suspect poison but cannot confirm if self administered. Robert Nesbit of 35 Fort avenue Roxbury is detained as autopsy planned by the medical examiner tomorrow.
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Roxbury
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Fort Avenue
David's team and Chicago Nations end 17 inning tie
A marathon 17 inning game between Davey's team and Chicago Nations ends in a 1 to 1 tie as darkness halts play. Cambridge Latin wins the schoolboy Charles River crew race with first crew. second crew loses to Noble and Greenough. Harvard four boat trials end in dead heat with a reserve race. Taylor's team defeats Detroit 2 to 1 with Uncle Cy and Criger pitching. Stanley Ketchel defeats Bill Papke by decision in 10 rounds in Milwaukee.
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Detroit
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Cape Porpoise Tragedy Leaves Several Injured
A crash at Cape Porpoise leaves Mrs. Sarah E. Corliss 30 dead. Mrs. M. l s Jameson 38 of New Bedford suffers leg fractures and body contusions. Dorothy Jameson 4 cut on face. Mrs. L. B. Weeden 55 injured with leg injuries and cuts. Mrs. Frank Littlefield 30 bruised and shocked. Mrs. George Wakefield wife of lighthouse keeper, minor injuries.
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L. B. Weeden
Jameson
County Street
New Bedford
Frank Littlefield
Cape Porpoise
George Wakefield
Fatal collision injures six on Cape Porpoise tram line
In Kennebunkport Maine a head on crash between an open electric passenger car and a push coal train killed 30 year old Miss Sarah E. Corliss and wounded five others. Passengers pinned in wreckage were freed as a wrecking crew and doctors arrived from Kennebunkport. Captain M L Jameson and family rode near the front of the car.
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Cape Porpoise
Atlantic Shore Line
Sarah E. Corliss
Paris Sensation Over Attempted Assassination Mystery
The affair in Paris creates a tremendous sensation as investigators seek motive for the would be assassin Gregori. Unlike a typical fanatic, he is described as a mature man born in 1844 and highly esteemed in the circles where he was known. Continued on Page 6 Fourth Column.
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Forecast for Boston and New England Weather
Forecast for Boston and vicinity calls for fair conditions Friday and Saturday with probable continued fair weather and easterly or variable winds across New England and eastern New York.
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Washington
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New York
Legendary 17 inning tie ends duel between Boston Nationals and Chicago Cubs
After a full seventeen innings, darkness ended a pitching duel at South End grounds with Boston and Chicago tied 1 to 1. Vive Lindaman pitched the best game of his career, holding the Cubs to one early hit as Pfeister struggled to contain Boston’s hitters.
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Seventh inning homer fuels Chi s comeback
In the seventh, Del Howard homered just over the left field fence to give the Chi guards a commanding lead until the bottom of the same session. Beaumont singled and Bowerman drove sharply to pull the locals even.
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