Carnot funeral pageant stirs Paris crowds and tempers
Hoso P. Turems recalls a warm day along the Carnot procession route. Spectators crowd the Palais Royal to Notre Dame and the Pantheon, watching clergy ambassadors and the French academy pass on foot as lines form, crowds cheer, and mournful songs blend with floral tributes and festive air.
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Carnot
Hall Maat
Paris
Palais Royal
Louvre
Tralls
French Academy
America
U.S
Notre Dame
Latin Quarter
Pantheon
Champs Elysees
Lyona
France
Hoso P. Turems
Bloody battle at Pratt mines and new clashes at Morrell works
Intense fighting near BramtxcHam Alabama reports three miners killed and many wounded as striking workers face mass arrests. Governor Jones orders troops after a large mob gathering denounces the violence. Separate clash at Morrell works near Danbar leaves one striker fatally injured and deputies firing into crowds. A tariff conference in WasaineroS adjourns without agreement.
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BramtxcHam
Ala
Yeederday
Pratt Mines
Jones
Umorrows
Morrell Works
Cambria Iron Company
Danbar
Santos
Morrell
Riots and gunfire as Nickel Plate strike sparks in Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne reports rising violence as railway workers strike and clashes with police escalate. Officers chase Chris Hess after a nighttime confrontation at his Runyan Avenue home, a gunfight ensues, Hess surrenders at 3 AM, and Mayor Oakley sets a 2 PM arraignment.
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Chris Hess
Hess
Runyan Avenue
Chris
Meleching
Ryan
Borgman
Hens
Melsching
Thirteen Arrested On Sabbath Destruction Plea and Conmuned Cases
Warrants served on Fort Wayne residents after a Sunday picnic at Centlivre's park. Louis Centlivre John B. Reus and others were released pending further court action. Rist fled to Lima Ohio, allegedly arranging beer sales at the park with a false mayoral permit. Several defendants faced early morning court detentions and trials scheduled for Thursday.
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Rist
Harry Hanna
Tremmel
Centlivre
Fort Wayne
Louis Centlivre
John B. Reus
William Henze
Henry Humbrecht
Henry Feustel
Albert Hamilton
John Ohneck
Richard Brady
William Pappert
John Tremmel
Frank Brucker
Treas
John Rit
Lima
Ohio
Oakley
Meesrs
Reus
J. R. Bittenger
Henzes
Pappert
Caledonian Games Set With Twenty Five Events and Free Grounds
The Caledonian society plans a large program of about twenty five events including pole vault high jump and tug of war at Mr. Gillie's Bloomingdale farm. An entrance fee of twenty five cents applies to competitors while grounds admission remains free. Medals for first and second place will be awarded. Organizers William Lawson John H. Bagg Jr James Gillie and David Miller offer shuttles from Wells street end of the car line to the picnic grounds.
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Caledonian Society
William Lawson
John H. Bagg, Jr
James Gillie
David Miller
Last Day's of Pompeii Exhibition At Lakeside Park Fort Wayne
The Last Day's of Pompeii pageant at Lakeside Park Fort Wayne nears close with few showings left for locals and visitors. The grand exhibition features a spectacular firework replay and the historical panorama draws crowds the city should not miss. Two performances remain Thursday and Saturday evenings with special fireworks and grand, complete presentations.
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Fort Wayne
Lakeside
Wheat and cattle markets update from Curcaco
Wheat prices show firm Sept and Dec bids with July and Sept levels. Corn and oats dip. pork and ribs steady to firmer. rye quoted nominal. Cattle receipts at Curcaco number 2,500 with Texans higher, hogs 9,000 with prices up 5 to 10 cents, sheep 2,000, best lambs 4.25 to 4.50.
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Cuiiaco
Texas
Masons Will Expell Colonel Breckinridge
Lesxmetox Kentucky July 17 local lodge of Masons to meet and decide expulsion of Colonel Breckinridge as majority oppose him. Also mentions nasal cure Ely's Cream Balm and a round trip excursion to the South via The Muncle with a 20 day limit and July 5 departure.
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Lesxmetox, Ky
Lodge of Masons
Breckinridge
the Muncle
L. Ry. Teod
Debs predicts new moves by railway unions
Carmine July 16 Eugene Debs president of the American Railway union says the strike is not lost and hints at soon to be executed moves by railway workers. He criticizes the General Managers' association and pledges to win while a heavy mobilization and troop presence remains in Chicago.
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Eugene
Debs
American Railway Union
Revere House
Chicago
Mr. Deba
General Managers’ Association
Armour
Swift
Morris
Ubrich’s Hall
Pullman
Pullman Company
W. T. Heathcote
Heathcote
Middleton
Wickes
United States
Arnold
Miles
Cnicaco
Hopkins
Foundation
Curyexxe
Wyo
Laramie
Caraga
Ixptanarous
Matthews
Indiana
Hammond
Whiting
Affaira
Brazil
Indianapolis
Clay County
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William Trease
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Scotch Society
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