Assassination of President Carnot in Lyons by Italian Anarchist
Paris reports President Carnot was mortally stabbed in Lyons by Cesare Giovanni Santo, a 21 year old Italian anarchist. Carnot died at 12:45 a.m. Monday after the attack on the carriage step as crowds surged. Santo was captured, and authorities protected Italian interests amid rioting and outraged spectators.
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Assassination News Stuns White House and Paris Observers
Washington the assassination of President Carnot shocks President Cleveland who vows sympathy to France. Paris reports Carnot’s emotional parting with family in Dijon as London and American papers compare the event to Lincoln and Garfield. Also listed are a deadly steamer accident in Haverstraw, a jealous husband in Indiana, a wreck in Lucerne County, and drownings in Sumner Illinois.
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Outrage at Cripple Creek Abduction of Adjt Gen Tarsney
A mob at Colorado Springs abducted Adjt Gen Tarsney from the Alamo hotel after a midnight call. He was tarred and feathered, stripped, and driven in two carriages under guard toward Austin Bluffs before rescue efforts began. a $1,000 reward has been offered for those involved. Separate report notes a Pacific rail trip plan for Sen. Brice and colleagues.
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Flood Drives Arkansans to Boats as River Rises
In Wichita Kansas on June 25 the Arkansas River swelled beyond banks flooding lower floors and destroying crops. Many residents flee for survival by loading possessions into boats as reports spread of houses underwater from here to Hutchinson and one death confirmed.
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Miners Strike Strikes Cord in Frostburg Eckhart Area
Dispatches note Consolidated Coal Co. mines in the region are idle as workers at Hoffnan Allegheny and nearby pits stay out. Maryland National Guard has moved to Frostburg Eckhart while the Fourth Regiment returns to Baltimore and the Fifth Regiment remains on duty.
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Excited Negroes Mistakenly Fear Coxey Invasion
In Clarksville Tennessee on June 25 a report describes excited African Americans misinterpreting Coxey movement rumors as an impending civil war invasion of the south. Secret meetings sparked fear until white planters shared assurances that no danger remained.
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Tug Nichols Sinks Off Atlantic Highlands After Excursion
The tug Nichols carrying 68 excursionists and 5 crew left East River on Sunday morning and foundered off Atlantic Highlands near 1 PM. About 48 people were rescued by the Algonquin and tugs Governor Wallace Flint and Morgan. 25 are unaccounted for, likely drowned. Reasons conflict between overturn claims include overcrowding and hull condition.
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Fragmentary Local Weather Note Hints at Storm
A damaged OCR fragment references wind and hail in the city and mentions a tall tower and city hall with windows blown in. The readable bits suggest a storm impact but lack exact places or times.
Widespread Fatalities and Disasters from North American News Run
A man fatally shot in Los Angeles during a failed robbery attempt by Sam Helroy, a storm damages mills in Madison Indiana, a Danville Illinois widow dies by suicide after abandonment, Lena Lesse awarded 310000 in breach of promise suit in Lexington Missouri, Colorado Savings Bank depositors sue for 117000, a Vienna wheelmen derby sees Lelin first with Angus Barber second, Lilly Whites and a separate Texas convention set for August in Dallas, Arthur Zimmerman tops Florence bicycle prize, Harry Wheeler wins international race, a Walkerville Ontario boat sinks with four aboard, Belle Isle swamped boats and missing craft, a corpse identified in a St. Louis boxcar as James Kennedy, a Columbus Ohio water tower collapse kills James H. Francis, wife unharmed.
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Markets Report From Cincinnati Grain and Live Stock Prices
Market totals show heavy receipts and a firm to easier tone with corn and oats offerings limited. Prices for hogs and cattle varied with select shippers and packers reporting mixed results while lambs and veal saw limited demand and softer tone across the market.
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Ararat's Snowy Summit and Distant Horizons Seen From Peak
The observer recalls the vast expanse and perpetual snow atop Ararat where distant landmarks fade into haze. Clouds reveal the Aras valley and distant Ali Ghez peaks as Bayasid and Caucasus outlines appear faint on the horizon.
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Morrill Nominated for Governor by Republic of Kansas
The Kansas Republican party endorses Maj Edmund N Morrill as a candidate for governor. The candidate is noted for long public service and business success. Born February 12 1834 in Maine he moved west and served in the first free state era.
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