Global unrest and Faure death shock Europe
European tensions rise as France readies for conflict with Britain and troop movements expand in Tunis and Algeria. Paris reports President Felix Faure died after a brief illness, prompting talks of Victor Napoleon potential rise. Military reshuffles in the United States and fires in Akron and Baltimore punctuate a turbulent week.
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Victor Napoleon
Paris
President Faure
Louis Napoleon
Premier Dupuy
Unclaimed Box Contains Body At Baldwins Express Office
Adams Express Company in Bald win Ohio reports an unclaimed box left eleven months held a human body inside. A separate Madrid notice states all commanders of Spanish war vessels destroyed at Marita and Santiago face court martial.
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Adams Express Company
Baldwin
Ohio
Madrid
Marita
Santiago
Eastern News Roundup: Deaths, Fires and Accidents Across States
Captain James Bryant, linked to Boss Tweed’s Havana escape, dies in New York. Silk trust plans discussed in Paterson. Agnes Neuner and infant die in Pittsburg fire. Thomas Canary, former theatrical manager, dies near New Brunswick. Brooklyn Navy Yard fires erase machines, costing government up to 2 million. Dr. Robert C. Stewart found dead by gas in Shippensburg. two dogs die. Jeremiah Dingley, uncle of late Congressman Dingley, passes at 77. Delaware and Hudson train derailment at Cummings Station kills engineer and a child. Mrs. Amos Pahner shot in Edgewood. Manhattan Brass Company fire destroys factory and stock worth about 250000. American Radiator Company incorporates in New Jersey with 10 million capital. Cleveland flyer wreck near Fleming Park injures fireman and seventeen passengers. cause broken rail. Powder explosion at Mossgrove kills one and injures five. Marion Abbott’s home in Mamaroneck burns. Miss Helen Abbott escapes in night clothes.
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James Bryant
Tweed
Cuba
New York
Paterson
N. J
Pittsburg
Agnes Neuner
Thomas Canary
New Brunswick
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Robert C. Stewart
Shippensburg
Jeremiah Dingley
Auburn
Maine
Dingley
Dingley-Foss Shoe Company
Delaware and Hudson
Cummings Station
N.Y
W. 8. Combs
Amos Pahner
Edgewood
R. 1
Palmer
Manhattan Brass Company
New Jersey
American
Cleveland Flyer
Pittsburg and
Lake Eyrie
Fleming Park
Moossgrove
Mossgrove
Marion Abbott
Mamaroneck
Helen Abbott
Chicago
Vast fires hit multiple cities causing massive losses
A string of fires and disasters across Western cities left hundreds dead or injured and millions in damage. Notable blazes struck Cin cinnati Chicago Elyria and Webster Grove with losses ranging from thousands to hundreds of thousands. отдельных incidents reported include mine disasters hospital fires and a deadly snow slide in Colorado.
Lynchings and fires loom in many states and territories
A report details a triple lynching near Leesburg Georgia of George Fort George Bivins and Bill Holt who allegedly attacked a woman Cu pid Redding is in hiding guarded by officers. Texas Huntsville prison wings burned with no casualties and costs listed. Other items mention a Kentucky judge's suicide after a horsewhipping, a Arkansan fire killing Silas Jones and six children, a shooting in Anniston Alabama injuring Colson, and various international notes including Dreyfus health and Manila unrest.
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Leesburg
George Fort
George Bivins
Bill Holt
Cupid Redding
Texas State Penitentiary
Huntsville
John, Ghrnallaos
Louisville
Mount Sterling
Richard Reid
Superior Court of
Kentucky
Reid
Silas Jones
Richardson and May
Corner Stone
Ark
Jones
Anniston
Ala
David G. Colson
E. D. Scott
Lexington
Colson
Blakeman
Scott
Fire and crime taint a Canadian town and border case
iN GENERAL. Digby Nova Scotia faced near destruction by fire and J B Atkinson who shot William Patterson near Blaine was sentenced to seven years hard labor after Canadian authorities handed him to the U S The paper bag trust with 25 million capital links Western Paper Bag Co Batavia Illinois to Kaukauna Wisconsin and joint patent use A Klondike tram road from Dawson to Bonanza Creek is reported with twenty miles of track cost thirty thousand dollars and one cent freight No. 2 wheat and other market figures are listed for major U S cities with varied prices for cattle hogs sheep and grains across Chicago Indianapolis St Louis Cincinnati Detroit Toledo Milwaukee Buffalo New York and more.
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Digby
N. S
J. B. Atkinson
British Columbia
William Patterson
Blaine
Atkinson
Western Paper Bag Company
Batavia
Kaukauna
Klondike
Dawson
Fe] Dorado
Bonanza
Bonanza Creek
Bradstreet
Chicago
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Detroit
Toledo
Milwaukee
New York
Indiana House Backs Wolf Lake Harbor Bill amid Reforms
The Indiana House approved the Wolf Lake harbor measure by a vote of 63 to 107, authorizing a waterway through the neck between Wolf Lake and Lake Michigan to form a harbor for Hammond. The bill needs no direct appropriation but relies on federal funding and local support. The session also advanced county governance reforms, a Toledo expo planning commission, and various bills on salaries, taxation, and state institutions, while an anti lynching bill failed.
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House
Wolf Lake
Senate
Toledo
Edwin May
Chicago
Lake
Laporte
Hammond
Michigan City
Drummond
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Charles McCollum
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Mammoth Pottery Company
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Joe Lowe
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Charles A. Kimmel
Lowe
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EB. L. Wright
Diamondville
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Francis W. Bergin
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