ANOTHER BOMB TARGETS PRESIDENT FAURE IN PARIS
In Paris, during Faure’s triumphal return from Russia, a bomb exploded on the route he traveled. This marks the fifth assassination attempt in a short period as crowds cheered, while anarchists lingered with violent resolve. Faure and Foreign Minister Hanotaux landed at Dunkirk earlier, greeted by Prime Minister Meline and other officials.
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President Faure's Paris arrival amid crowd and blast
President Faure reached the Elysee Palace after a Paris procession from Dunkirk as vast crowds cheered from balconies. A bomb exploded near the Madeleine ten minutes later, prompting arrests and a police inquiry with no injuries reported, amid heightened tension after similar incidents.
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Mrs. Drew Dies at 77 in Larchmont Bedham House
Mrs John Drew aged 77 a renowned actress died this afternoon at Bedham House Larchmont after long kidney and heart ailments Born in London January 10 1820 she began as a child performer in Philadelphia then rose through New York and Philadelphia stages later joining the Arch and National theatres In recent years she starred as Mrs alaprop in a company with Essra Jefferson and Florence Her last role was in The Sporting Duchess and she had been living with her son John Drew at Larchmont
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Miners and Operators Hint at 64 Cent Settlement
Reports from Columbus indicate a proposed resumption of work at 64 cents pending arbitration. UMWA President Ratchford notes executive council meeting in Columbus to consider Young's offer from operators. In Pittsburgh, operators initially doubt the settlement but seek quick resume and permanent rate adjustment after Cleveland confirmations.
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Opening Boston subway car marks first passenger run
The first car on the Pearl Street Cambridge and Allston line pulls into the subway at 6 02 am on Sept 1 amid celebrations. Conductor George Trufant and Motorman James Reed of Car 1752 are hailed for guiding the first regular passenger service into the new underground transit.
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Boston Notice to Voters Opens Registration Sept 1
City of Boston announces registration for voters at the Old City Hall starting Sept 1 at 9 oclock A M. Registration continues daily through Sept 30 excluding Sundays and holidays, 9 A M to 5 P M, with Saturdays closing at noon. Board members Pearson Costello Donovan Sanger sign the notice.
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Eve of the Opening of Boston Subway
Crowds gathered outside granite structures on the Common as preparations finished for the 6 AM trips. Curious sightseers asked unobtainable questions of doorkeepers while below in the subway activity mounted ahead of the public opening on the eve of the era play centrill.
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West End Opens Trip Privilege Amid Public Admiration
West End Street Railway Company and the Transit Commission attended the opening at Boylaton street station. President Little welcomed guests as the crowd marveled at the new electric line and smooth road bed. Conductors and station masters adapted quickly, while officials received praise and friendly laughter from onlookers.
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