New President Loubet Elected to Succeed Faure in France
Paris Feb 20 crowds packed stations for Versailles departure as deputies and senators gathered. M Loubet won with 483 votes to 270 for Meline amid riotous scenes and protests including Deroulede who drew a revolver. Dreyfus was shouted as ballots counted.
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Paris
Versailles
M. Deronlede
Lyons
Patriotic League
National Assembly
M. Loubet
Senate
M. Cochery
M. Meline
Lot
Deroulde
Tribune
Drumont
Algiers
Deroulede
M. Cavaignac
Gen. Jam
Loxpon
Daily Mail
Donnybrook Fair
Loubet
Leominster Shirt Co. Assigns To Nickerson In Mass
Leominster Shirt Co. of Leominster Massachusetts makes an assignment to D Curtis Nickerson. Liabilities reach 150000 with New York creditors the largest. The firm started 18 years ago and operates branches in Boston Chicago and San Francisco. Agoncillo Begins for London from Montreal to New York en route to London aboard the American liner St Paul expected Wednesday.
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Leominster
Mass
Leominster Shirt Co
D. Curtis Nickerson
New York
Boston
Chicago
San Francisco
Montreal
Senor Agoncillo
Senor Marti
London
St.Paul
Rebels concentrate south of Pasig in jungle near Manila
February 20 Manila report says rebels from Laguna and Cavite converge south of the Pasig, in front of Brig. Gen. Ovenshine, amid intense heat. California volunteers abandon Guadalupe church and retreat to San Pedro Macati as gunboats harass jungle positions along the river.
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Pasig River
Ovenshine
Laguna
Cavite
Pasig
Monila
California Volunteers
Guadalupe Church
San Pedro Macati
Guadalupe
Patero
McArthur
King
Culiculi
Faure's Coffin Ceremony Details at Paris
Paris observers estimate 20000 viewed President Faure's body before the noon service. Family members visited the corpse on Sunday prior to burial as aides and officials attended the casket ceremony. The coffin rested in a lead shell with a glass aperture and a silver plaque noting his titles and birth and death dates.
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Paris
M. Faure
M. Dupuy
Catafalque
MM. Berge
Legall
Blondel
The
Republic
Legion of Honor
Fire Devours Wisconsin Chair Plant and Threatens Town
A Sunday night blaze in Port Washington destroys the Wisconsin Chair Co plant valued at 300000 dollars, leaving 600 workers jobless. The fire spreads to a lumber yard and the Wilson house hotel, while other buildings burn along Maine and Franklin streets. Firefighters from Milwaukee and Sheboygan aid the effort as authorities fear further spread.
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Port Washington
Wis
Wisconsin Chair Co
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Wilson House
Western Malleable Iron Co
Maine
Franklin Streets
Riot at Star theater injures chairs and crowd in Chicago
Chicago February 20 A riot at the Star theater Sedwick and Division streets drew 2000 people. Chairs chandeliers and carpets were damaged before police arrived and refunds were issued for unused tickets. The day also saw a jury verdict of murder in the second degree for Paddy Shea in Wichita Kansas.
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Chicago
Star Theater
Sedwick
Division Streets
Wicuita
Kan
Paddy Shea
Shea
Ed. Dawson
Rioting in Paris over Loubet election turns violent
Paris police enforce order as clashes erupt outside Journal du Peuple and Libre Parole offices on Boulevard Montmartre. Supporters of the new president clash with opponents, several women injured at Brasserie Maxeville, and numerous arrests reported amid continued disorder.
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Paris
M. Loubet
Luxembourg
Sebastian Faure
Journal du Peuple
Boulevard Montmartre
Loubet
Siroba
Libre Parole
Brasserie Maxeville
Cafe Des Panoramas
Gas tragedy claims Fahrenkamp family in Philadelphia
Mrs. Charles Fahrenkamp aged 88 and her children Florence 10 and William 9, along with a 35 year old unknown woman, were found dead in their Philadelphia home at 1416 North Fifty second street. Gas exposure left bodies on the first floor with cigars and liquor nearby. Neighbors reported the last activity on Thursday night and a piano playing until late.
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Charles Fahrenkamp
Philadelphia
Chas. Fahrenkamp
Florence
William
Cold snap harms orchards across Northern Mexico
Reports from Monterey and other northern points indicate an intense cold spell has caused extensive damage to fruit and vegetable crops including apples peaches and other produce, with losses running into hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Monterey
Mex
Mexico
Telegraphic Brevities News In Brief
Sheridan sails from New York for Manila and returns from Boston trip. Russians and Chinese clash at Talleman with 800 Chinese killed. J C Risher coal loss on Ohio River ice. Duc d Orleans leaves Turin for Milan amid French tension. Pavonia in tow to Azores. Loubet debated. Dreyfus affair viewed cautiously. Murray dies in Providence at 60. Yellow Tail colt sold for 10000. Luther Cabapin dies aged 83. Hitchcock to head interior department. Germany protests Samoa action. US replies. Kersey buys ships Vera and Fulda. MissEmily James Smith Dean to marry George Haven Putnam. Los Angeles Railway bonds filed for 5 million.
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Washington
Boston
Talleman
Wheeling
W. Va
J. C. Risher
Rome
London Daily Telegraph
Duc d'Orleans
France
Turin
Milan
Loubet
Cunard
Pavonia
Queenstown
Azores
Paris
London Times
Dreyfusard
Dupuy
M. Loubet
John B. Murray
Neosho
Providence
R. I
San Francisco
Fred Foster
Burns
Waterhouse
Yellow Tail
Imp
Watercress
Paloma
Miss Rowena
Oakland
Luther Cabapin
Order
United American Mechanics
Philadelphia
First Lodge
Berlin
Germany
Justice Chambers
Samoa
America
Maitland Kersey
Yukon Steamship Co
Teutonic
Liverpool
Kersey
Vera
Fulda
Pacific
Alaska
Emily James Smith Dean
Barnard College
George Haven Putnam
G. P. Putnam's Sons
County Recorder
Los Angeles
Cal
Los Angeles Railway Co
Union Trust Co
Ways and Means fund drive for 1900 political campaign
A committee under the National erotic Committee forms to raise funds for the 1900 campaign. Subscriptions of one dollar per month through October 1900 are urged from the "great common people" with offices in Chicago. The plan includes monthly payments, joint subs, and careful record-keeping, aiming to counter anti reform forces linked to gold standards and to fund legal and political efforts nationwide. Notable signers include James K. Jones and Henry M. Teller.
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Friends of Our Cause
National Erotic Committee
National Democratic Gold Standard Committee
George ¥. Peabody
New York
Indianapolis
H. H. Hanna
Williams Street
National Republican Committee
Mark Hanna
Union Trust Company Bank
Dearborn
Madison Streets
Chicago
W. H. Harevey
Ways and Means Committee
Unity Building
America
W. H. Harvey
James K. Jones
Democratic National Committee
WM. J. Stone
Missouri
James
Arkansas
M. Teller
Colorado
Raw Markets Report From Cincinnati
Prices across grains meats and livestock shown with multiple grades and ranges. Wheat corn oats hogs cattle sheep calves and lams are listed with bid figures and track sales noted for No. 2 red oats and various hog and cattle categories provided.
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Cincinnati
Northwestern
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M. Emile Loubet
M. Jules Faure
Meline
Dreyfus
M. Deroulede
Agoncillo
Manila
President Faure
Washington, Wis
Gertrude Charlotte Planka
Mademoiselle
M. Zola
Rothschild
Carnot
Casimer Perier
M. Casimer-Perier
la Patrie Francais
Isa Dreyfusard
Frischauer
Neue Free Presse
Nce
Cavar
Daily Chronicle
Stockholm
Oscar
Thrix
George Ringle
Jeffersonville
Ind
Marcus Johnson
George Walker
Walker
Cuba
Roxomo
R. M. Cain
Commissary Department
Army
Drirsporo
Henry Drew
Madison
Manvisox
Mlle
Pianka
the “Lady OF Lions
United States
Sheridan
Ethan Allen Hitchcock
Secretary Bliss
Interior Department
Bliss
John P. Altgeld
Ilinoia
WM. V. Allen
Nebraska
Henry M. Teller
Postoffic
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