Ravachol’s Avenger Explosion Wrecks Paris Wine Shop
A blast at M. Very’s wine shop, 22 Boulevard Mazenta, Paris, killed one and injured ten as Ravachol the anarchist was arrested March 30. The dynamite charge of about twelve pounds damaged surrounding buildings and terrified a crowded neighborhood. Police restored order as residents fled and feared further attacks linked to Ravachol’s trial.
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Terrible Accident at Nashville Claims Six Lives
A fatal collapse occurred at Jonesboro in Washington county while five masons worked under new wall arches reaching forty feet. Six men died, three bodies were recovered quickly, two workers survived, and one man survived by jumping his life but was crippled. Named victims include Branck Eskridge James Wilson Frank May Wade Snodgrass Ely Moore Frank Harper and James Reed.
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Union Pacific Officials Targeted in Indictments
Kansas City April 26 Indictments expected to be returned against Union Pacific officials following efforts of interstate commerce agent Frank Kretchmer The Topeka grand jury has spent days reviewing cases against C S Mellen General Freight Agent Monroe Assistant Freight Agent Wood and Local Agent Barolina in connection with railroad operations and conduct
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Barr Olina
Nebraska and Colorado Convention Notes in April
A multi state briefing reports Nebraska Republicans at Kearney deciding delegates to the national convention with focus on four delegates at large and possible Blaine support. Colorado sees 500 silver club members pledging to vote only for free silver, with headquarters planned in Minneapolis and Chicago. Additional items: Indiana nominations in flux, Third Party chatter, Union Pacific presidency, and various legal and local notices.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Fires destroy eighty four houses in Heidenbach Ertel village
A fire devastated the village of Heidenbach Ertel destroying eighty four houses. Other items note barcelona squadron ordered to remain until after May day and various incidents from floods to political changes across several regions.
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