Turmoil in French Chamber as Royalists Clash at Loubet Stand
Violent scenes in Paris amid royalist denunciations of President Loubet as deputies debated an interpellation. Soldiers escorted anti-Loubet speaker Rious De Lagentaye from the chamber after a tense show of protests and expulsions. The day ended with arrests, cheers, and the president's safe exit to the Elysee amid jeers and eggs.
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Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Loubet
M. Rious de Lagentaye
M. Laloge
St. Denis
Seine
Auteuil
Dupuy
M. Lebret
MM. Cassaignac
Lasies
Deschanel
M. de Lagentaye
Palais Bourbon
Chamber
Mercier
Rennes
Dreyfus
Court of Cassation
Attack on President Loubet at Auteuil Races
Paris reports a violent demonstration against President Loubet as he and Premier Du puy visited the Auteuil races on Sunday afternoon. Police arrested several disruptors while the crowd jeered with cries of Panama and Vive V Army.
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Paris
Loubet
M. Dupuy
McBaillaud
Auteuil
Mme. Loubet
Avenue Des Champs Elysees
Panama
Taken on a serious charge in county jail
George B. Updegrove, charged with passing counterfeit money in Anderson, is jailed in Allen County awaiting a hearing set for next Monday at 1 o'clock. Deputy Rose arrested him as he dined. the affidavit was filed by T. E. Halls of the U S Secret Service. Updegrove, a traveling carpet cleaner, protests innocence and claims mistaken identity. His bail is set at 500.
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George B. Updegrove
Allen County
Anderson, Ind
Updegrove
Fort Wayne
Washington Street
United States
Rose
T. E. Halls
United States Secret Service
Logan
United States Court
Anderson
Lord Kitchener in London Visits Balfour
Lord Kitchener of Khartoum arrived in London and met A. J. Balfour to discuss the decision to destroy the tomb of the Mahdi at Omdurman and disperse his remains. The article also mentions Mr Haag of Manchester visiting his sister in the city.
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London
Lord Kitchener
Khartoum
Sidar
A. J. Balfour
House of Commons
Balfour
Omdurman
Will A. Haag
Mirth
Manchester
Inelty
Mew
Intile“ Chandler
West Fifth Street
Not His Verdict A Jury Foreman Denies Signed Verdict
A sensational scene unfolds as juror T R Clark signs a verdict for the defendant but then states it is not his. Another juror, Daniel Arney, echoes disapproval, revealing a 10 to 2 split. Judge O Rourke discharges the panel until Friday while attorney Henry Colerick considers further action.
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T. R. Clark
Circuit Court
Wallieu-Timbrook
Edward O’rourke
O’rourke
Daniel Arney
Henry Colerick
O'Rourke
Colerick
Clark
Dr H G Nierman Returns From Fifteen Months In Alaska
Dr. H G Nierman came home Saturday evening after a fifteen month Alaska trip. He reports good health, lighter in weight but no illness during travel, and says fur trading at Copper Center was profitable with little lure from gold. He enjoyed warm greetings and plans remain undecided awaiting word from Alaska business associates. He traveled via Sunrise City Cook's Inlet and the Codiac islands.
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H. G. Nierman
North
Nierman
Copper Center
Dr. Nierman
Indictments Returned in Clarke Kidnapping Case
New York jurors return indictments in the Clarke kidnapping case. Named defendants include George W. Barrow, alias Mark Beauregard and James W. Wilson. Addie Barrow, aka Addie Beauregard and Jennie Wilson. Carrie Jones, known as Bella Anderson. Indictments are in common.
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New York
Clarke
McIntyre
George W. Barrow
Mark Beauregard
James W. Wilson
Addie Barrow
Addie Beauregard
Jennie Wilson
Carrie Jones
Bella Anderson
June Wedding at Graham Home Unites Martha Graham and Adam LaMar
Abduction counts and charges mentioned. At the home of Mr and Mrs James A Graham on East Lewis a June wedding took place with Rev C C Cissell officiating. The bride Miss Martha B Graham wore light blue silk with roses while sister served as maid of honor. Guests included Mr and Mrs Cole Miss Maud Sheller Eldridge and Mr Baldock. The couple plan Chicago trip and future housekeeping in the city.
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James A. Graham
East Lewis
Martha B. Graham
Adam LaMar
C. C. Cissell
Graham
Lulu Wallace
Clifford Wallace
Seidel
Dynamite destroys store and home in Edwardsville injuring family
In Wilkesbarre district on June, Joseph Schenick and his wife and four children were slightly hurt when a dynamite blast destroyed their store and residence in Edwardsville. The entire side wall collapsed and neighboring homes had their windows shattered. authorities believe the act aimed to kill the family, with no suspects identified.
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Wilkesbarre
Joseph Schenick
Edwardsville
Schenick
Resignation Accepted at Zion Lutheran Church
At Zion's Lutheran church a Sunday meeting accepted the resignation of Pastor Rev. H. Juengel to take effect in the fall due to advancing age. A call to his successor will be extended in two weeks. Several ministers are under consideration for the pastorate.
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Congregation of Zion’s Lutheran Church
H. Juengel
Muncie Excursion Draws Big Lake Erie and Western Crowd
A large turnout from Muncie Hartford City Bluffton and other Lake Erie and Western towns gathered at Robison park on Sunday. The railway added three extra coaches as cars filled beyond capacity. Amusement manager A J You offered an attractive program featuring the Okabis Japanese troupe Hal S Stephens and Kitty Wolf with juggling contortion and musical acts.
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Muncie
Hartford City
Bluffton
Lake Erie and
Western Road
Robison Park
A. J. You
Okabis
Park Theater
Hal S. Stephens
Kitty Wolf
Con solidated Street Railway Manager Fractures Ankle
A L Scott of the Consolidated Street Railway fractured his right ankle yesterday at Driving Park while testing a young horse. He and Willis Pearse were in a buggy when the harness broke, the horse bolted, and Scott jumped out to stop it, injuring his ankle. Dr Dinnen attended at his home.
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A. L. Scott
Consolidated Street Railway Company
Willis D. Pearse
Mr. Scott
Dinnen
Divorced Again in Danville as Rosanna Pressler Secures Divorce
Danville Illinois reports Rosanna Pressler has obtained a divorce from John Pressler. The couple had married after meeting in Danville, lived there, and Pressler was previously married in Lakeside. Foreman T. J. Rodabaugh of Pittsburg shops owns a Wayne Chief colt named Queen folded last Saturday.
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Danville
Rosanna Pressler
John Pressler
Pressler
Rosanna Yeager
Mr. Pressler
Lakeside
T. J. Rodabaugh
Pittsburg
Queen
Trustees Elect County Superintendent Unanimously
Allen county township trustees met in the court house this morning and unanimously elected the county superintendent. Deliberations followed the fifth selection, with details noting the trustees’ decisive action.
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Allen County
Court House
Young Re-elected County Superintendent by Unanimous Vote
M F Schmetzer of Wayne township was elected president and W A Johnson of Eel River acted as secretary. Flavius J Young, sole candidate and incumbent, was re elected unanimously. First chosen in 1892 to succeed George F Felts, Young has been re elected four times by unanimous trustee votes, a record in Allen county. Trustees then discussed the new township reform law with county attorney J M Barrett explaining legal aspects.
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M. F. Schmetzer
Wayne Township
W. A. Johnson
Eel River
Flavius J. Young
Mr. Young
George F. Felts
Drowned While Bathing In Maumee River
Albert Brown seventeen year old son of Aaron Brown a New Haven liveryman drowned while swimming with friends in the Maumee river near New Haven. He struggled vanished and body found eight hours later in twenty feet of water. Coroner Barrett notified and to view the remains. Brown described as bright and promising and a favorite among locals.
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New Haven
Albert Brown
Aaron Brown
Maumee
Young Brown
Barrett
Brown
Narrow Escape for Miss Miller at Home
Miss Anna Miller a Hope hospital cook had a narrow escape when a rifle bullet pierced a kitchen window frame and struck a sewing machine, missing her by under two inches. Police were notified after the shot came from across the St Marys river where youths were shooting at a mark.
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Anna Miller
Hope Hospital
Louise Miller
Columbia Street
St. Mary's River
Home from Buckler River mining trip boosts prospect
H. C. Sites E. F. Sites and J. M. Henry returned Friday evening from a western tour to inspect the Buckler River mining property in which they hold interest. L. C. Hunter accompanied the party and arrived earlier. The group seems satisfied with the outlook as mining experts note a promising prospect.
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H. C. Sites
E. F. Sites
J. M. Henry
Buckler River
L. C. Hunter
Most valuable copper properties in the west
A mining expedition led by L. C. Hunter H. C. Sites and E. F. Sites with Mr Rodgers Mr Giffin John Ross August Bowers Amos Fitch and Mr Main crossed deep Cascade snows to inspect and develop the mine. A work force was deployed to advance development at the site.
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Cascade Mountains
L. C. Hunter
H. C. Sites
E. F. Sites
Mr. Rodgers
Mr. Giffin
John Ross
August Bowser
Amos Fitch
Mr. Main
Salt Lake City
William Geake Injured in Hillsdale Accident
William Geake of this city was severely injured last Friday in Hillsdale Michigan while riding to the train to return home. He collided with a young woman, was thrown, and three ribs were broken. He returned home and will be unable to work for some time. Also reported, John G Fritz age twenty five was found dead in bed Saturday near Huntertown. Epileptic attacks are suspected to have caused suffocation during sleep. Coroner Barnett judged no post mortem needed.
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William Geake
Hillsdale
Mich
Geake
Court House
John G. Fritz
John M. Whicker
Huntertown
Fritz
Barnett
Fort Wade Lodge Chartering Special Sleeping Car
The Fort Wade lodge chartered a special sleeping car from the Wabash Railroad to accommodate attendees for a Beals convention of that order.
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Fort Wade Lodge
Ellis
Wabash Railroad
Special Prices On Ladies Garments And Home Goods
Store offers ladies shirt waists at 50c to 2.00, skirts 75c to 2.25, and a new line of children Parasols from 25c to 1.00. Umbrellas 49c, children's hats and baby bonnets on sale, plus hosiery and underwear bargains. Also house for sale at east end with eight lots and monthly payments, inquire 18 Harrison street. June Tw4t
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Harrison Street
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Disturbees
M. Joseph Lasies
Gers
M. Firmin Faure
Oran
Algeria
Comtese Boni de Castellane
Anne Gould
Comte Boni de Castellane
Jeane
Comte de Dion
M. Dansette
Armetieres
M. Loubet
the Elysee
Comte Christini
Law
F. J. Young
Trus
Nichols-Shepard
Nichols & Shepard CO
Battle Creek
Indianapolis
Indiana
West Disinfecting Co
Harrison St
Fort Wayne, Ind
Chas. Yagerlehner, Mer
J. Welker
Sateson Et
Calhoun &T
Mrs
Sam Ryan
Wheeler Street
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