Parisians Clash With Anarchists Smash Churches and Burn Altars
Disturbances in Paris centered in Place de la Republique as anarchists and socialists attacked churches. Faure and Faberot led demonstrations, three police wounded, later clashes at Place de la Nation. Churches desecrated with altars smashed, crucifix and statues hurled into flames, arrests made. quiet restored after 25 arrests at Gare de West.
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Place de la Nation
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Jean Perrin
Chateau d'Eau
d'Horr
Church of St. Ambroise
Faubourg du Temple
St.’ Joseph
Gare de West
Prominent Nebraska Cattleman Killed in Range Feud
In Chadron area Nebraska a quarrel between cattlemen and sheepmen erupted with a shot that killed Thomas Ryan, 21, said to threaten young coil. Coil, a sheep herder, fired after insisting his flock be moved, ending in Ryan’s instant death and escalating factional killings.
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Jiminez Sails for Home After Cuba Arrest Protest
General Juan Isidro Jiminez the San Domingo presidential aspirant sailed from Cienfuegos aboard the Polaris bound for Manzanillo. He denounced his arrest as unlawful and said his mission is peaceful and for peaceful possession of the presidency. He remained at the Union hotel before departure and urged peace and good government.
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Washington
Troop Transport Push Aims Philippines Landing By October
Washington reports rapid troop movements to the Philippines with the quartermaster considering extra Pacific transports. Nearly all formed organizations could sail by Sept. 25, with the Logan and Thomas ready mid October to transport three regiments via the Suez Canal. Possible landings by December in Manila.
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Otis to Remain in Command in the Philippines
At the close of his interview with President McKinley last night General Merritt said there will be no immediate changes in military commanders in the Philippine islands. General Otis, regarded as capable and efficient, will continue in charge of American forces.
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Wheat Declines Lead on Liquidation and Poor Cash Demand
Crroano August 21 wheat prices fall as liquidation and short selling dominate amid improved domestic crop conditions and large Russian shipments. Sept wheat at 71 1/4 cents and Dec at 78 3/4. corn drops as new crop signals strengthen earlier gains. Chicago live stock reports show cattle steady overall, hogs weaker, and sheep higher with varying grades noted.
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CaicaGo
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Mute Witness Links Thief as Police Hunt
The Macon Missouri story reports Fred Detsy a deaf mute boy claims to have seen a young black man run from Belcher’s store with the cash drawer. Police rounded about twenty colored youths as Detsy signs indicate George Smith as the thief. Police seek Detsy’s evidence for court use.
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Five Sailors Drown As Schooner Capsizes Off Harbor Beach
Harbor Beach dispatch reports the schooner Hunter Savidge capsized in an equal off Point Au Barques. Five crew members drowned. The vessel was commanded by Captain Sharpsteen of Alpena.
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Point Au Barques
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Alpena
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