French Ministers Resign Amid Church Bill Turmoil
The French Ministry resignations follow the Chamber of Deputies action on the association bill. Debates center on urgency urged by Hubbant and a Vatican question looming over church policy. The Chamber’s urgent motion was rejected as ministers depart the House.
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Carnot
Causs
Chamber of Deputies
PAN
Hubbant
Br. de Cassagnac
Premier de Freycinet
Spat I
Pops
Ines
France
Vatican
Aldo Freyeract
Hasald
M. Hubbard
Br. Hubbard
M. de Froycinat
Accomance
Boisserin
Ds Freycinet
AL. Boisserin
8GL
World's Fair Excursion from Washington to Chicago
A grand excursion to inspect preparations for the Chicago World's Fair carried 380 passengers. Five special trains departed at 3:30 pm with nearly half the House of Representatives and many Senators aboard. Guests included ladies, foreign ministers, and newspaper reporters. The trip was organized by Mr. Durborow and Adial T. Ewing and Chicago officials oversaw the event.
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Chicago
Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
Foreign Ministera
Roca
Sunspot Breakup Observed by Naval Observatory
Observations at the Washington Naval Observatory by Professor Edgar Frisby report a large sunspot, previously covering one sixteenth of the sun’s surface, fracturing into about twenty smaller spots. Additional spots have appeared far from the original area, indicating a new development on the sun’s surface. The finding draws attention from the observatory’s astronomers for close monitoring.
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Naval Observatory
Washington
Edgar Frisby
Orth
Progressive Ocalialax Society Among South Dakota Indians
Indians at Pine Ridge Agency organize the Progressive Ocalialax Society to promote unity and educate members about white ways. The group includes tribes, bands, and farmers, recently receiving blankets and boots, with a growing interest in music and dance.
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Pino Rigo Agency
South Dakota
Rant of Senators and Public Notices Across Eastern States
A long report covers a Senate and Representative delegation from Washington to Bethlehem inviting observations on armor forging, plus Washington observances for George Washington's birthday. It notes Pennsylvania Governor Parrish demanding a probe into alleged coinage issues, and reports on Liberian color guards stranded in New York en route to Liberia, with a separate ship delivering aid to Russia. A Pennsylvania rail collision near Hawkins Station kills one and wounds another fatally.
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Middle States
Aven Prant
Washington
Bethlehem
Penn
George Washington
Parrisos
Pennsylvania
T. W. Powderly
A. J. Carsatt
Ong
McCrory
Ark
New York City
South
Indiana
Philadelphia
Russia
Hawkins Station
Multiple disasters and trials sweep through regions worldwide
A locomotive derailment near Houston kills three of six riders. Near Skiatook twenty two deaths in six weeks. A San Diego drug clash ends in Poole dead and Sapp charged with murder. Cleveland dry goods store burns for 230000. Nebraska court voids governor’s claim to office. Alex texts report storms famines and political shifts across the US and abroad.
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Houston
Texas
Chevaliers Ust
Boxe Agency
Enneas
Tan Milot
Skiatook
Slater
San Diego
Cal
Pools
Sapp
Poole
Sepp Jain Jali
F. M. Giilon Dry Goods Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Cnigy
MaxWerin
Supremes Court of Nebraska
Thayer
Majora
Goya
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
McKinley
Perkisasnd Zib
Te Blasteasett
Michigan
Detroit
Mich
Cor
Mira
Henry Jowett
Texarksua
Mrz. Jowett
Garza
United States
National Farmers’ Alliance
Et Louis
Burning ship tragedy near Newfoundland claims Captain and wife
Second Officer William E Jourdan aboard the Egyptian Monarch near New York recounts the blaze on the Loodiana off Terdaont. Captain Boyd and his wife perished on the jibboom as flames and smoke engulfed the vessel. The petroleum cargo ship, built in 1889 at Hautaport Nova Scotia, measured 1820 tons and carried about thirty crew.
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Pons
Hawaii
San Francisco
Enzali
Howland
Boyd
Looliana
New York
Windsor
Nova Scotia
Hautaport
Mammoth Trusses and Travelers for Chicago World’s Fair Roof
Contractors prepare the largest concurrent truss system for the Manufactures Building. Twenty seven main trusses and eight Rablo trusses weigh about 10 80 000 pounds with seven figures of lumber. A massive traveler unit will lift and position the trusses from the building floor, with a central tower rising 125 feet, totaling 255 feet in height.
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Chicago
Daring Express Robbery Averted on Central Hudson Line
A Syracuse to Lyons express robbery failed as the robber climbed the car, fired on messenger Daniel T. McInerny, and was wounded in a struggle. He fled, hijacked locomotives, and was captured after a long chase ending near Bentons Swamp. Oliver C. Perry, linked to a prior Utica case, may be involved.
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Hudson
Danial T. McInerny
Rochester
Syracuse
McInerny
Weedsport
McTuerny
Sport
Port Byron
Lyons
Sten
Cabot
Newark
Benton's Swamp
MelInerny
Oliver C. Perry
Abs
Utica
New York Democrats open convention in Albany hall
The New York Democratic State Convention convened in Hermann’s Blescher Hall Albany with Chairman Edward Murphy Jr presiding. Delegates from three districts contested seating as General Daniel Sickler was named permanent chairman and David B Hill was nominated for president with a unit vote target.
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New York
J. W. Hinckley
Jud Boabe
Court of Claims
Ecretary de Froast
Albany
Chautauqua
Oaswago
Gould
Lewis
Assembly
Tiss
Frank Mayder
Rene Geloer
Committee On
Hill
Daniel E. Sickler
James W. Hidgway
Kings County
Governor Hill
Governor Flower
David B. Hill
Rin
William J. Grace
E. Ellery Anderson
Robert Gaer Monroe
James Byres
Union Hall
State Committee
Chaveland Provisional Aemocracy
Union Ball
Franklin D. Tocke
Buffalo
Syracuse
Chicago
Han
Charles E Fairchild
Wiliam
Curtis
Edward B.whitney
Edward J. Shepard
George
Foster Peabody
M.N. Kane
Orange
Charles Roe
Sanrée
Fletcher Peck Livingston
Q. W. Cutler
Perstawn
Clark
Cleveland
Senate resolves return of captured battle flags to Mexico
The Fifty-Second Congress Senate session reports passage of a resolution to return battle flags in the museum at 1st Point to Mexico. Debates cover duties on wreckage from Trenton and Vandalia, presidential term limits, biennial Congress sessions, and a marine board. House adjourns with no business.
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Senate
Mexico
1St Point
Dubois Clapgett
Morrill
Secretary of the Treasury
Trenton
Sita Dar
Palmer
Genatora
Mir
Clinton
Proctor
Iste Benator Plumb
Kansas
Foster
Alaska
Calender
Marine Board
Paswj
Sm Dar
Newport
Insurrection in Ceara Province Brazil Ends in Takeover
Dispatch from Rio de Janeiro reports a brutal uprising in Ceara a northern maritime province. Students and soldiers allied to depose Governor Clarindo attacked the governor's residence with cannons in a thirteen hour battle fourteen were killed many wounded. Disorder followed as insurgents seized control and ousted the governor amid regional unrest. An official Rio dispatch says order has been restored and cites opposition to the ex dictator Da Fonseca as a cause.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Fortilera
Ceara
Braxi
Rio Santiro
Brai
Clarinds
Nowa
Erourteen
Coara
Rio Janeiro
Conra
da Fonseca
Labor world notes on unions and global work conditions
A wide compilation notes women loading vessels in Japan, 230 unions, clerks in New Yon, engineers abroad, wages in New Yon and Poland, and workers idle across Europe and America. It cites strikes in Pittsburg, mine incidents, and European labor activity including the textile convention and tea trade, with projections of unemployment in Chicago and the U.S. overall.
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Japan
Isorana Solners
Trxsy Sro
Brotherhood Engineers
Wanaaw
Poland
Borra Wars Bakera
Virnnos
Austria
Loxnox
England
Germany
Oregon
Pittsburg
Penn
Europe
America
Textile Workers’ National
New York City
Osx Noxonep Willion Chinesa
Govennon Bunge
North Dakota
Alexens Ia
Owington
Rai
Chicago
United States
Foster Goes Abroad on Spree for Health
Secretary Foster sails from New York to Europe aboard the Spree with Dr J B Hamilton and W F McLennon to Bremen and London for his health. He is joined by several Treasury and War officials as he departs amid naval salutes from Governor’s Island and Forts Hamilton and Wadsworth.
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United States Treasury
Europe
Hamilton
E. O. Leech
Hendley
J. Wynne
Jt Iy
Foster
Elkins
McCormick
Arizona
Kirth Avenue
Chandler
Governor's Island
Fort Wadsworth
Fort Hamilton
Four Miners Die in Coal Mine Disaster at Forona NW
Four miners were killed when timbers in the Arnold ore mine root failed at Forona Northwest. Names listed as killed include Conrad Vowsy and William Nolin aged forty five, Henry Datnow, Patrick Dow who died later, Thomas Russell, Alexander Dupicas, and Antonis Lanarke.
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Forona
NW. Y
Kid
Conrad Vowsy
William Nolin
Henry Datnow
Patrick Dow
Thomas Russell
Alexander Dupicas
Antonis Lanarke
Gleanings of World News and Trade Notes
scattered items on apple exports, maple sugar in Vermont, flour reserves, and wheat crop damage in Tennessee. reports note freex, changes in postal and telegraph offices, rising tenement counts in New York, German and Spanish unrest, and railway incidents abroad. mentions Grange membership, and a death in San Francisco linked to a patent cure.
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Uncle Bak
Sexggand
Baazo
Lonpos
England
New York
North Dakota
Moxico
Mingaronra
Ming
Mide
Vermont
Tennessee
Egypt
Porryaar
Grange
New England
Xerss
Spain
Chicago Common Council
Trene
Pusisu
Fairbavon
Washington
Asatrace
Atsam Rtai
Way Company of India
James G. Fart
Fale
San Francisco
Cal
Rhine
Prominent Figures and World Events in Hazy Notice
A scrambled notice lists several figures and events: death of Junker the African explorer, Aurelia Scott widow aged 101 in Washington, a German emperor figure and Brith throne line, New York figures Evasis and Kay Suet on long birthdays, Patrick Coan Chile minister opposed to tobacco, Bannon Attar Boraaciutn contributing funds to bail views, and reports on the late Khedive of Egypt tied to morphine administration by local doctors.
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Tuastag A. Evison
Gate Pope
Presingst Derén
New York Central
Ata
Aseina B. Ban
Junker
Garton
Stattyy
Henry Crav
Lidow
Aurelia Scott
Washington
Oxcau
Chicago
Tut
Germany
Spraron
Evasis
New York
Kay Suet
Patrick Coan
Cate
Chily
Bannon Attar Boraaciutn
Egypt
Dedicatory Exercises Planned for World’s Fair October 12
Exposition boards approve a detailed dedicatory program for the Chicago World’s Columbian Exposition on October 12. The schedule includes marches, prayers, choruses, odes, and a dedicatory oration by Governor Breckinridge, with the President presiding and presenting buildings to the United States.
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Chicago
Ill
John K. Payne
Hex
Bishop Brooks
Marsachusetts
United States
Athens
Beethoven
Handel
Wm. C. P. Breckinridge
Kentucky
Harriet Monroe
E. A. McDowell
Exposition exhibits and international backing noted
Details show Michigan funding for forestry and fruit displays at the Exposition, with totals to February 1 and notes on state and national contributions. Denver and Philadelphia groups pledge funds and building plans. Norwegian and Vatican interests are also linked to the event.
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Michigan
Triz Board of Trade of
Columbia
8. C
Tarwonton
Denver
Colorado
South Dakota
New Mexico
Stata
Carr Sancers
Asompen
Chicago
Borgagian Arist
Mog Lief Erickson
America
Norwess Coverer
Rome
Thomas Z. Bryan
Vatican
Cardinal Tuipolla
Roundup of Wolves in Kansas Counties
At nine in the morning a large wolf hunt swept Crawford and Bourbon Counties in Kansas. About 300 wolves were killed that night as 5000 people scoured the area. Two thousand jack rabbits were captured. An signaling error caused one break in the map reducing captures. One fatal accident occurred when Thowan Perkins of Farlington was fatally bitten by two wolves.
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Crawford
Bourbon
Kansas
Geeral
Thowan Perkins
Farlington
Aulras
Etymology of the pocket handkerchief through history
The article traces the word handkerchief from couvre chef to gerchief through French origins. It notes the evolution from head covering to a pocket item and mentions historical usage by women of rank during the Crusades. The piece quotes a dressmaker's view on the changing function of the kerchief.
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Eng- Mah
England
America
Shells on the Carolina Coast and Nearby Shores
Shells along Bullivant's Inland after a strong easterly blow attract conchology enthusiasts. Summer strolls on the island yield pretty and rare specimens, with winter evenings suited for sorting. The tropics and Gulf waters bring abundant shells, and Florida's west coast offers numerous chestos and lovely finds rarely seen here.
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Bullivan
Tropics
Mexico
Florida
Charleston
5. C
News and Courier
St Jacobs Oil Proclaimed Curing Power Touted by Local Advertisers
Historic notices recount testimonials from Lowell Massachusetts and Bethany Missouri claiming St Jacobs Oil cured Orrin Robinson of crutch dependence after a single summer. Letters from Osgood Co and Druggist Lew Dennis dated 1881 1888 pledge permanent relief for neuralgia and rheumatism with the remedy. The piece also mentions Broun's Bronchial Traches as a throat remedy.
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Mossra
Guo. U
Osgood && Os
Drugaist
Lowell
Mass
Lewis Dennis
Moody St
Dealies
Eay
Orrin Robinson
Graniteville
St. Jacobs
St. Jacoba
Messrs Osgood & Co
Mags
Gene Uemon
Lews Dennis
Orrin Koulnson
St Jacoba
Jacobs
Dennis Talla
Gr. Jacobs
O. Ongood
D. Bethany
Agua
J. Jacobs Ou
I. B. Sherer
Lom
Bago
Phyalelann
Powslean
Gann
Lila
Broun
Thor
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