Assassination's End: France Guillotines Sante in Lyon Square
In Lyons on August 16 the assassin Sante was executed by guillotine at 4 25 in the public square for killing President Carnot. Crowds gathered near the prison as guards sealed exits and the condemned man showed fear and resolve, refusing food or religious comfort before the blade fell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of France
Santo
Sanie
Tiverp-Heepeere
Deibler
Weadaylartt
Alreeia
Banta
Kawa
Morton Says He Won't Seek New York Governorship
An Associated Press interview with former Vice President Levi P Morton indicates he has not written a letter expressing intent to accept the Republican nomination for New York governor. He notes it is better for the party if leaders in New York decide, and he would follow their wishes if they want him to run.
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Paris
Aug. l
Associated Presa Bad Wi
Levi FP
Morton
New York
Gouverner
Morion
Peri
Gakad
Npoe
Republican Party
Associated Press
Tin Ton Verensica
Morten
Puverbor
Tariff Bill Seen Near Passage Despite Presidential Hesitation
From Wasameroy August 15 reports say Democratic Congressman Bure and close allies expect the tariff bill to become law without a veto. They note no definite pledge from the President but believe the bill will not be vetoed and may take effect by expiration if not signed.
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Wasameroy
T. C
Ette
Sembere
Congress
Clousiana
Labor Union Party Organizes Independent Labor Platform
At Colembue Obis on August 15 delegates from labor unions met to form an independent political organization led by Job McBride of the United Mine Workers. They adopted a platform severing labor from old parties and pledged to organize coalition white populists. The convention adjourned to convene again.
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Cotemece
Ghio
Jn Hie
Jobe McBride
le Lorem
Orgunineticn
Cusixtiog
White Populies
Siete Cosventon
Court Merits Verdict in Odious Pageant Case
A court in Ceuvesd acquits or convicts participants in a disputed Pageant case. The proceedings involved local authorities and residents, with judges delivering rulings after closing arguments, outlining the legal basis for the decision and potential next steps.
President Menard testifies before strike commission
Chicago, Aug 1 report on the strike commission hearing. Howard of the A.R.U. testifies on causes of railroad strikes, alleging management threats and promises to discipline organizers. He cites company assurances that led to suspensions and subsequent strikes, and discusses Pullman car refusals and union strategy.
Record of Aug 15 cycling meet and tariff debate notes
Descriptions of cycling trials in Desven with record-breaking efforts by riders including Alegter, Kites, and Tyler, plus long runs in Burrouning country. Senate and House discussions on supplemental tariff bills reveal lobbying, amendments, and debates over free sugar and McKinley law, with Carlisle’s figures cited and no decisive outcome.
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Desven
Cultornia
Tioyule
Aeconia
Alegter
Eaceph Kites
Tyler
Berea
Rue LE
Fred
Pobrano
Buffalo End
Ab Tolrutes
Washington
Counse
House
Seater Hill
Quay
Ttiw
Lida
Sellera
Senatoc Veet
Senate
Vilas
Atlalae
Diomediate Avlon
Nenging Milla
Earich
Mita
She Tregaury
Carlisle
Verdict Munched in Flathead County Murder Trial
The jury returned a guilty verdict for murder in the first degree after two hours deliberation. The panel was polled with six affirmatives. Judge Labone praised the jury and promised a speedy appeal and a new trial motion by the defense was suggested.
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Rariseria
Moet
Bleck Uialeas
Edward Kowes
Mpokune
Theatete
Labone
Flathead County
Camp Tow Liberty Sentry Incident Report
A disturbance at Camp Tow Liberty in Waury of the False Prophet ends with Corey mobbed while attempting to remove seven hinter. He faced questioning, claimed he was done with the scheme, and fled as Eve men backed by Balvimere force pursued.
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Waseimittas
Perosa
Columbia River
Vacenuver
Ile
Court of Clalom
Neuiern Pacific Coopery
Alan Agrand
Alain Mi. Maguire
Pany
Hustington
Crocker
Stesford
Menne
Olentrochenera
Teaselves
Mr. Henderson
Towa
Jadaetha
Liberty Waury
False Prophet
Banroweer
Sage Genera
Cozey
Camp Loat Liberty
Corey
Best & Bevty
Unclear Arrival Report From Fromuee Nerem Port
A fragment notes a party arriving from Fromuee Nerem and leaving the Pole Betud Towsoe in Norway dated Aug 15 with scattered details about the Winnier Wettmes wed party.
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Fixce
Fromuee
Nerem
Betud
Towsoe
Norway
Wikier ‘Wettmes
Beve
Silver market turmoil as China loan talks progress
In London and Hong Kong banks discuss a China loan of about 2 000 000 pounds sterling with Jardine Matheson Ox China merchants and other lenders. Reports indicate varying offers to China and Japan, copper prices rise, and war news influences markets and shipping through August.
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Tong Kong
Nbaoglat Bank
Oplite
Citclen
Donidon
Disciples of Kerr Mot Arson Case In Chicago Court
In Chicago Aug 1 rights held for grand jury bonds of 30000 and 83000 issued by Judge Caldwell of Anglewood police court on arson charges. Herlits pleaded guilty wife denied. Witness Conway testified of an organized gang allegedly burning or blowing up houses to obtain insurance. Herlitz corrected details claiming exposure to New Orleans prior and naming Sobart who instructed him in an arson scheme. Notes described use of bombs and devices with a share of proceeds, and that compensation for such acts totaled claimed amounts.
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Chicago
Aug. L
Carl Herlits
Juation Caldwell
Anglewood
Herlits
Conway
Here Moat
Herlitz
Sobart
Lohbart
Solar
Dasurapee
Herilig Wuld Ulion
Sinking of Kow Sheng prompts naval警 investigation and stern warnings
Aug 17 report from Lespes notes BC Sherguel leads inquiry into the sinking of the Kow Sheng. Officials say the ship’s crew failed to avert disaster and deserve punishment. Japanese promises and disrupted routes surface amid tensions. A second item reports Prince Emeres of Orlesce arrested en route to autocracy.
Interior Secretary revokes land entry suspension near railroad grants
The Interior Secretary orders immediate suspension of entry on lands held for the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific grants. He revokes the earlier suspension and directs the General Land Office to prepare restrictions under homestead law terms. Purchasers retain rights under March 3, 1887 act.
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Wasroceroy
Secretary of the Interior
Pus
Hm- Hs
Granta
Perry Raiirosd
Ana Sowibers
Pacific
General Land Office
Unclear OCR fragment prompts brief notice
Fragmentary text from a historical page mentions Washington, a fire and names not fully readable. No clear event, date, or organizers are identifiable for a complete card.
Cadey View and Victoria Yacht Incident Report
A disjointed account describes a rare Cadey vessel event and a Victoria yacht issue. Reports mention a failed voyage, missing rigging, and a rescue effort linked to a Newport Bay area context. Limited readable names suggest a maritime mishap with casualties possibly implied.
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Wight
Victoria
Marti
Gould
Bn Bauer
Economic Strikes Trim Wages in Key Industries
The report notes wage reductions and productivity moves across several sectors. It cites plant shutdowns and layoffs amid pressure from management to cut costs. Termination and wage concessions are discussed as necessary to preserve operations and maintain production levels.
Forest fires devastate Ansan County as evacuations begin
In Hadiepe a large wildfire scorched forests and prompted immediate evacuations. Residents fled with belongings as flames spread toward Crawford and nearby areas. Fire crews battled the blaze while authorities urged caution and temporary closures of roads and trails.
Mose Cole Interlude Amid Expanding Exploration
The report outlines intensified search activity tied to Mose Cole on August 12 and notes discovery expanding the field into a wide area. Observers, including AR Busey, are examining prospects and the broader implications of the inquiry.
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Mose Cole
Packing-house strike unsettles Omaha workers
Southjuuhe Packin and Boras Employeu face a labor disruption as 156 butchers refuse to return to work while many older applicants seek former jobs. Managers plan to hire back as demand rises, with Ceicran at Cudahy aiming for a larger staff to cover operations.
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Omaha
Ang
Khers
Maneger Ceicran
Cudahy
Whest Fates Turse Wet Tacos Revere Watts
Fragmentary report notes a local event involving Watts and Revere with scattered terms. The readable lines mention PoaTiaRs and a mention of 2 percent in a context that is unclear.
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Watts Revere
Labor Leaders Demand Black List Exposed Amid Boycott Claim
The report details union leaders accusing authorities of operating a black list and urging a broad boycott. It notes adjustments in employment access, with workers across the country reported as blacklisted after protesting and strikes.
Revenue bill hearing notes and expected action
The article reports August 15 testimony before the National Revenue Commission on a new tax proposal linked to whisky. Chairman Wilson directs rapid debate while discussing penalties and potential changes affecting access to alcohol and related revenues.
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Carnot
Lyons
Barto
Wii Ras
Bure
Labor Union Party
Peregates
Colembue
Major Worre
Ceuvesd Teteven
Onnbe Totes
Menard
Stries
Chicaco
Cleveland
Howard
A. RU
Kernan
Hlu
Steward
Putlwas
Puthan
Pullman
Alolied
Mike
Wright
Ue Pulimah
Monard
Worthington
Rajiroada
Pullmnan
Ieward
Zimgler Lovers & Record
California
MR. West
Scores
Bofenda Via
Wasdiadeos
Heater Merry
Harris Seid Bo
Advantites
Atlhis Poiet
Bengler Cockrell
Sherwinn
Menaioe Contrella
West
Bia
Benator Hetty
Munetery Carlivie
Veut
Jones
Wee
Eugar
Falk
Sve
Mobaonri
Vesie
McKinley
Deep Sea
Vert
United Senten
Treasury
Metheraou
Mile
Taica
Mids
Weasier
Tennessee
Motiva da Reler
Harris
Milla
Carlinle
Thia Une
Teaus
Hla Taaidin
Nenaior Vilaa
Menaior West
Vidas
Dinduagion
Senetor Peep
Neasion
Tabs
Nenaior Gigg
Coviinic
Mecator
Argis
Bindapell Sprediy Parmington
Wellmay
Silver
China
Carina
Rilger
AmatRio Am
Depen Peepi
Fnoikuniwedde
Wii Obinn
Avpuek
Japan
Opti
Jawa Deerrerig
Flaery
Wubei
Chine
Elise Capiala
Oben Yune
Seoul
Beck
Asan
KERR
Freudiab Viet
Jan Chlonge
KGW
Lespes
Clapeteh
Shanghai
Kow
Kew Sheng
Tibet
Toxica
Nagusti Berber
Admiral Frewentel
Jevenese Couiuers
Lewpon
Tla
Prince Emeres
Orlesce
Boedesix
Autti
da Tesschellon Gopeniied
Weduendey
Watte Weis
Waits Warta
Cregeen
Washington Firemen
Angi
Cmaha
Gabe
Theo
Britannia
Vike Maniantin
Kiinhweg
Ansan
Crawford
Bole
Colorado
Theatra Seid Co
Tee
Boras
Esleey Fox
A. R.U
Uncle Sam
Dis
Viple
Bellamy
Devel
Hellatuyiui
M. Goodwin
Aork U. Gwedwin
Fuilromda
Exlesalee Corporation
Prefener Ei
M. Boni
Volvera
Roe Mila
Jed Conor
Charlo Naylor
WHC
Foltha A. U
Ivan Hues
Keew le Win
Bimoa
Caote Bem
Vine Drewlhend Howard
AL I U
van OU Carwirding
Pullen
Eugene V. Dete
Mistane
Wassivatos
Enpeto
Winnog
Wison
A Pras
Prarraorrh
Net
Fletcher Hobtesen
Pugttiee
Pheretag
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