French cabinet resignations amid Faure led riots in Paris
Paris dispatch reports chaotic demonstrations at the chamber of deputies linked to Boulangist zeal, with President Faure blamed for Dreyfus stance. General Chanoine resigns as war minister, Brisson’s cabinet dissolves, and Faure may invite Ribot to form a new government. Separate note covers engineer Hays seriously injured in Texas rail accident and local justice D. Harris reported dead.
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Paris
Faure
Chamber of Deputies
Dreyfus
France
Rue Royale
Chanoine
M. Brisson
Paure
M. Henri Brisson
Paul Peytra
Leon Bourgeois
Ferdinand Larien
Geoffrey Ca
Gen
Zurlinden
Chane
Edouard Simon Lockroy
Theophile Delcasse
Georges Trouillet
Emile Marwejeu
Albert Viger
Tillaye
Godin
Alexander Ribot
M. Faure
Court of Cassation
Hays
Smithville
Tex
Ed Hays
Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Letitia
Sealey
Man dies of wounds as officers pursue suspect
An unknown man on Monday night was shot three times and died from his wounds. Police officers are following a suspect they believe committed the crime. Also in brief items a new tobacco company forms to combat the tobacco trust in New York with notable backers, and Colonel Bryan is reported down with fever in Savannah as his wife is summoned.
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Tobacco Trust
New York
Bryan
Savannah
Strength or fight urged in insurgent crisis in Cuba
General Butler presses Secretary Alger to back a policing plan for Cuba that would employ 10 000 to 15 000 insurgents and mirrors Diaz era methods. He warns that without a show of strength the United States will have to fight the insurgents.
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Butler
United States
New York
the Herald
Havana
Alger
War commission inspects Camp Forse at Huntsville
The war investigating commission arrives in Huntsville Alabama to scrutinize Camp Forse ahead of a formal inquiry. It will question many veterans from the Santiago campaign focusing on hospital management and care of the sick. General Dodge notes the aim is to learn about medical treatment rather than battles as snow falls and roads turn muddy.
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Huntsville
Ala
War Investigating Commission
Forse
Santiago
Cuba
Dodge
All Land Route to the Klondike Sought by Major Moody
Vancouver reports Major Moody of the Northwest Mounted Police seeks an all land route to the Klondike via Edmonton. His expedition has suffered harsh hardships including a guide's death, burnt outfit, bush fires, and months of travel with scarce rations. Moody continues north of the Graham, facing an uncertain crossing to the Klondike.
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Vancouver
John Mackenzie
Peace River
Mackenzie
Major Moody
Northwest Mounted Police
Dominion
Klondike
Edmonton
Moody
Graham
Paris renamed and overhauled after charter ends
Sailed merchantman Paris leaves for Southampton after government charter expiration. At Armour sale Kansas City stockyards fifty Hereford cattle sold opening day with an average price of 414.50. War department orders medical exams for Fort McPherson contract doctors. Ryan College in Ryan L T burned with over 200 pupils present but all escaped.
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Southampton
Paris
Kansas City
Armour
Atlanta
War Department
Fort McPherson
Ryan College
Ryan
L. T
Get
Indian Territory
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Dozier Bakery
Michigan
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GLOBE
Taylor & Cox
Prop’s
C. M. Proctor
Chamber of
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Pottsboro
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Jones Company
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Charles Lea Chartres
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H. E. M. Young
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Philadelphia
Peace Jubilee Committee
Yale
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Bayle
Swift
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Exchange Hotel
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