Anarchist Angiolillo Sentenced to Death at Vergara
Michele Angiolillo, the assassin of Premier Canovas del Castillo, was found guilty by court martial at Vergara and sentenced to death by garrote. He will be executed in the prison, with about 200 spectators nearby as guards led him to solitary confinement.
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Conwell Leads Philadelphia Temple Pioneering Church
Dr. Russell H. Conwell pastor of Grace Baptist Church in Philadelphia is described as the heart and brain behind the Unique Philadelphia Temple. The Temple houses four auditoriums a college and multiple training schools sustaining a vast charitable effort and a large congregational network.
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Kidnapping Alarm Shocks Albany as Conway Family Seeks Clue
In Albany and West Albany a five year old boy, John Conway, has vanished after an early morning departure from home. A ransom letter demands 2300 with secrecy or harm to child and father. Police broadcast photographs. crowds flood the boy’s street as authorities, detectives, and locals scour the area.
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Philadelphia private library owner murdered in his shop
William C. Wilson proprietor of a famed private circulating library was found dead in his Philadelphia store with a towel around his neck and a hammer at his side. Authorities suspect robbery as the motive and note Wilson’s Civil War service as a Major after coming from New York. Nearby Pineville bank robbery by three armed men reported.
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Anarchist Meeting, Murders and Riots Spark City Fury
A New York City anarchist rally amid police presence is linked to a murder at William C. Wilson's Philadelphia circulations library. Reports recount lynching in Walker County, dramatic wheat demand in New York harbor, and diverse violent incidents across several states.
Duel Between Henri of Orleans and Count of Turin Near Paris
In the Bois des Marechaux near Paris the duel between Prince Henri of Orleans and the Count of Turin ended with Henri being fatally wounded to the abdomen after five exchanges. Both are praised as formidable swordsmen and the fight drew intense public interest amid Franco Italian tensions.
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Crowds Cheer Turin Victory as French Debut Guards Stand
In Rose Italy crowds celebrate the Count of Turin victory in a duel for Italian army honor. Prince Henri of Orleans inspires cheer as bands play the royal hymn. authorities place guards at the French embassy and consulate to ward off possible protests. Meanwhile Chicago wheat prices rise amid expectations of higher futures. Kentucky traders expect wheat to reach a dollar as export agents struggle.
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Fruits and vegetables with live poultry and meats sale
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Major J Hoge Tyler Nominated for Governor in Roanoke
The Virginia Democratic Convention at Roanoke nominated Major J Hoge Tyler for governor. Speeches denounced gold standard opposition leaders and affirmed a 16 to 1 coinage ratio. Merritt T Cooke of Norfolk won the lieutenant governor nomination on the second ballot.
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Logon County murders shock rural community
Bodies of David Detrick and his wife found in their country home after robbers entered their beds. Detrick known for eccentric wealth and prior chloroform attack a year earlier, robbers stopped before completion. Also notes McKinley and Hobart visiting John Brown’s grave and Massasoit tomb discovery in Indiana. Merchants optimistic about fall buying season in New York.
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Mob Seizes Suspect After Assault Near Asheville
A mob of farmers captured Bob Brackett after he assaulted Miss Kitty Henderson, a crippled girl from Wonversville, North Carolina. Brackett confessed, was jailed in Augheville, then seized from the sheriff and beaten. The mob rode a train east from Asheville, delivering Brackett to the scene of the crime for extra punishment.
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Riots Near Calcutta Kill 1500 in One Volley
A Calcutta reporting from London Evening News claims 1500 natives were killed by a single volley during rioting near Calcutta. Citizens live armed, with revolvers and rifles common. houses stocked, as fear and unpredictability grip daily life amid unrest in India.
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Thinning Fruit and Shade for Livestock Health
The article discusses thinning fruit midseason to boost size and value, advocating careful removal of surplus fruit so top specimens grow larger. It also argues animals need shade in heat, citing humane and practical benefits for cattle, horses, and dairy milk quality. It notes brine salting butter reduces overworking and improves texture.
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New York
Bridge to Span 140 Feet In One Night In Paris
A steel cantilever bridge 140 feet long will be placed over Nord Railroad tracks in a single night. It will connect Rue Stephen son Paris with Rue des Chapelle without supports or impacting train traffic.
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